Tonight on PBS Newsweekend, the alarming rise in violence against health care workers

and what can be done to keep them safe.

Then as a potential government shutdown looms, what's at stake for the federal programs

that help low-income families afford healthy foods?

And how climate change affects the timing and intensity of fall foliage.

It's really a delicate dance between many factors that are

driving, driving both the onset of the fall foliage, as well as the intensity of the color that we see.

Good evening. I'm John Yang with Union and automaker negotiators talking,

but making little progress, the head of the United Auto Workers' Union threatened today

to widen the strike beyond the three plants that have been idle since Friday.

Talks were set to resume today with GM and Monday with Ford and Stellantis,

which used to be called Chrysler.

On CBS's Face the Nation, UAW President Sean Fein compared the automaker's wage

offers with the salaries of their CEOs.

In the last four years alone, the CEO pay went up 40%.

There are already millionaires. It's shameful that one of the leaders of the corporations

sitting in his second home in Acapulco while we're bargaining,

rather than being at the bargaining table.

So 21% is a no-go for you?

It's definitely a no-go, and we've made that very clear to the companies.

This is the first time the union has gone on strike against all three automakers at once,

rather than targeting just one of them.

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