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this is a temporary measure, that the ammunition needed was unavailable, that once the stockpiles are back up, that they will stop providing the cluster munitions. so they see this at a stop gap measure for now. but again, it has raised a lot of eeyebrows. >> and vladimir putin says wagner group no longer exist. is that true? >> this is a meeting that took place just days after the insurrection, the attempted rebellion on molesscow. we had heard from the kremlin spokesperson that president putin had held an event at the kremlin with 35 wagner bosses including yevgeny prigozhin. and now hearing directly from putin. and he says in response to a reporter's request about whether the wagner group could be
seeing in reflection of polls, 500 days from general election, i am not real worried, they buy into the doom and gloom of the headlines. the problem is this is déjà vu. we come to the edge of the cliff, they do a stop gap measure, there's a debt ceiling increase. kevin mccarthy knows he is going to do it. he has done it before. he thinks americans and voters have short term memories. there's audio, video, and signatures out there that prove otherwise. that's what's going to happen this time around. the president doesn't need to be in the room to have a conversation with them, especially in the age of technology where so many of us meet online. >> i guess we have to wait and see. here's another story making headlines. target basically losing more than $9 billion in market value in one week. it is all about the backlash over pushing pride month merchandise for children. this isn't about bathing
so, elizabeth sold a stop gap measure without the edisons. instead of testing blood on site, patient samples would be sent to palo alto, where theranos had hastily constructed a clinical lab. many of the clinicians were inexperienced. when one lab director quit, theranos replaced him with a dermatologist. due in part to the walgreens launch, theranos was able to raise over $400 million from investors. rupert murdock put up $125 million. to investors and patients, it seemed like the system was working as advertised. >> the plan was, launch in arizona as if it's a nationwide campaign, and then take key markets and roll it out across the country.
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but listen to nancy pelosi on this from just the other day. we may just have to go to a cr which would be most unfortunate, but we have to weigh it against how unfortunate if they cannibalized the domestic budget alt the expense of defense budget. we need them both. >> so cr, congressional resolution, a stop gap measure. you know, leader mccarthy, minority lead mccarthy says that republicans should wait until they have the gavel to craft a bill. >> what do you think a short-term bill or a bigger bill that leader mccarthy is talking about? >> well, part of it is dependent on democrats. two things to realize, one is the democrats have not engaged the republicans on the spending bill. so our input, our voice, the voice of now the majority of the people in the country after january 3rd has not been
short time he's owned twitter has done a service because he shined a light how twitter operated in the past. we don't need twitter or other social media outlet to operate like this. you'll see a number of executives from the social media platforms testify before the house judiciary committee, the house oversight committee, they're going to have to answer some very direct, specific questions, and if they don't come up with the solutions that america wants, then congress is going to be put into a position where we have to come up with the solutions. >> okay, it's going to be interesting. i want to turn the topic now to the lame duck session of congress they call it, the time between the election and when the new congress is sworn in. there's big business to take care of, the deadline to a 2023 spending deal to avoid a government shutdown is december 16th. that's looming and the clock is ticking. some dems say they're not going for a stop gap measure, they want the full funding bill that goes into next year.
don't control both chambers come next congress but the president has been clear he's going to continue talking about this issue and calling for an assault weapons ban because the bill he signed into law earlier this year he sees as not being enough. >> another thing atop the government's mind avoiding a government shutdown, what are you hearing? >> reporter: december 16th, that is the date that you want to circle on your calendar. that is when government funding runs out and one of several things needs to happen in order for the government to not shutdown, congress needs to pass a spending bill, that's what normal congress, government behavior would be, or it can pass a short term resolution or longer term cr for about a year, for example. the white house wants congress to pass a spending bill. saying even as of yesterday there is plenty of time to get it done. maybe not a lot of time but they can get it done. a short term stop gap measure
next congress, and the way mccarthy acts in the meeting will be notable especially to those of us on the hill and how he ends up getting to the 218 votes he needs to become speaker, and even just what the tone of this is going to look like once we enter the new phase of divided government, and we will see in the next few weeks if mccarthy will be at the helm of the government party. first they will have to get through same-sex marriage protections, and then government funding runs out on december 16th. there's conversations if there's going to be a stop gap measure, and that's not what dems want to see but that could be where they are at, and all of this swirling here on capitol hill as they
specifically, more and more people know what naloxone is and realize its usefulness and you need to have it around. >> once you gain access, it pops open, you will reach inside and find a bag with two doses of narcan, gloves, a face shield and a visual aid on how to administer the life-saving doses. >> do you think the narcan tower has saved lives. >> i do. we know that individuals are accessing the naloxone and using it. >> the pilot program in philadelphia is just one of many popping up across the country in detroit, wayne state university has installed a total of 15 narcan vending machines across michigan, including on their own campus. >> saves that individual from dying. you can't go into recovery if you are dead. >> former dea deputy chief of staff jim says this reduction strategy is a stop gap measure and more is needed to combat the opioid and fentanyl crisis. >> the ultimate goal can't be
case of somebody running out to commit a violent crime in that 48-hour period because they were served with the order. >> reporter: what does tend to happen in that 4-hour period? >> they bring their guns in to law enforcement and they go to court. >> reporter: with new mexico's red flag law, after a person is ordered to turn over their guns, there's a ten-day cooling off period and then a court hearing. a judge will determine if those guns should be returned to the individual or removed and for how long. after the red flag law took effect here in 2020, it's only been used nine times. in five of those cases, the guns were removed from the individual for one year. in the other four cases, they were returned to the owner. >> this is a stop gap measure that can remove the firearm from a challenging situation. >> reporter: representative joy garrett cosponsored the bill that became new mexico's red flag law. what do you think is the danger in the case of sierra county, where the-is not going to implement this law? >> i think the danger is that