sarah klein join me to discuss. good morning to you both. >> good morning thanks so much for having me. carley: dr. klein i'll start with you so health care workers in state of new york have to receive at least one dose of vaccine by today. so -- what happens to those who refuse are they out of a job by today? >> well, i'm one of them so ms my last day of work sadly. yes. and then basically what i've been told is after today i'm not allowed to enter the patient care area of my hospital anything i do for next few days has to be done remotely and i'll be receiving communication from the hospital about my termination by octobers 4th. carley: how do you feel about that fired because you refuse to get the vaccine and why did you choose to do this you're losing your job over it. >> i'm not ready for it and waiting for data tenge there are a lot of questions about reports and side effects of these vaccines. and so i would feel more comfortable with waiting and having a little bit more time make my decision. carley: now rac

>> amanda klein and patriotic kenny, america strong. >> hello humanity.s nice to see you again. >> hello humanity indeed. what are they going to do with all of that money? kenny's new scooter already ordered. now they're announcing a giveaway for ten deserving veterans just like kenny to score their own new scooters. you guys check out patriotic kenny on tiktok for details. >> have us crying on set. >> we need to set a time that we can't cry before this time, because oh, my god that hit me in the feels. oh, thank you, will. but cascade platinum changes all that. cascade platinum, with 50% more cleaning power! it dissolves fast to start cleaning sooner, releasing the soaking power of dawn. then cascade's food-seeking enzymes latch on and break down food into particles so small they can flow right down the drain. and it's powerful enough for the quick-wash cycle! cascade platinum with 50% more cleaning power! cascade. the #1 recommended brand. tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or wor

everyone is. >> reporter: amanda klein, and patriotic kenny, "america strong." >> hello, humanity. all of that money? kenny's new scooter, already ordered. now, they are paying it forward. a give away for ten deserving veterans just like kenny, to score their own scooter. >> thank you, will. maybe we need to flip the camera on amanda. she is deserving of a lot of praise. >> i can't wait t >>> right now on "america this morning," a major decision in the fight against covid-19. what the fda is expected to decide today, when it comes to vaccine booster shots. >>> new details overnight in the gabby petito case, hours after confirmation that her body has been found, a new witness comes forward, and describing an argument between gabby and her girlfriend. and the manhunt for laundrie intensifying, with this image in the spotlight. >>> the volcano disaster in the atlantic. lava on the move, after residents evacuated. we'll take you there. >>> and the man known as handcuff johnny under arrest. accused of plain

. >> chairman: is vice chair klein here? it looks like we might not have vice chair klein yet. going once, going twice? all right. let's come back to item 2. madam clerk, please call item. >> clerk: item 3: approve the minutes of the july 27, 2021, meeting. this is an action item. >> chairman: i don't see any comments or questions from colleagues. we should open this item to public comment. >> there is no public comment comment. >> chairman: all right. public comment on item 3 is closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes, item 3? >> moved by melgar. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner melgar. is there a second? >> second. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner walton. seconded by walton. madam clerk, please call the roll on item 3. >> clerk: yes. on item 3: [roll call taken] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. the minutes are approved. >> chairman: it looks to me like vice chair klein has arrived. so let's go back to item 2. >> clerk: item 2: community advisory committee report. this is an information item. >> wonderful. well, number one, my apologies to all the staff, as well a

. >> chairman: is vice chair klein here? it looks like we might not have vice chair klein yet. going once, going twice? all right. let's come back to item 2. madam clerk, please call item. >> clerk: item 3: approve the minutes of the july 27, 2021, meeting. this is an action item. >> chairman: i don't see any comments or questions from colleagues. we should open this item to public comment. >> there is no public comment comment. >> chairman: all right. public comment on item 3 is closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes, item 3? >> moved by melgar. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner melgar. is there a second? >> second. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner walton. seconded by walton. madam clerk, please call the roll on item 3. >> clerk: yes. on item 3: [roll call taken] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. the minutes are approved. >> chairman: it looks to me like vice chair klein has arrived. so let's go back to item 2. >> clerk: item 2: community advisory committee report. this is an information item. >> wonderful. well, number one, my apologies to all the staff, as well a

. >> chairman: is vice chair klein here? it looks like we might not have vice chair klein yet. going once, going twice? all right. let's come back to item 2. madam clerk, please call item. >> clerk: item 3: approve the minutes of the july 27, 2021, meeting. this is an action item. >> chairman: i don't see any comments or questions from colleagues. we should open this item to public comment. >> there is no public comment comment. >> chairman: all right. public comment on item 3 is closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes, item 3? >> moved by melgar. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner melgar. is there a second? >> second. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner walton. seconded by walton. madam clerk, please call the roll on item 3. >> clerk: yes. on item 3: [roll call taken] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. the minutes are approved. >> chairman: it looks to me like vice chair klein has arrived. so let's go back to item 2. >> clerk: item 2: community advisory committee report. this is an information item. >> wonderful. well, number one, my apologies to all the staff, as well a

steven spielberg's 2018 movie adaptation of ernest klein's novel of the same name tells the tale of aeen hero who escapes the dystopian sprawl of a near—future america by spending as much time as possible online in a multiplayer virtual world — a place which mashes up characters and pop culture themes from movies, comics and games. it was another sci—fi novel that coined the phrase metaverse, though — neal stephenson�*s 1992 book snow crash, which also has a hero who's got a crummy light who escapes a crummy life who escapes into a virtual world, the metaverse. hollywood—style vr does sort of exist today, championed by an australian outfit cold zero latency. the closest that we have to free roaming vr is this spatial virtual reality set—up from a company called meatspace vr. i have a backpack here which contains a computer, a vr headset, and this rifle, which has controllers in it. the headset looks for markers on the floor to figure out where it is in three—dimensional space. here, i'm solving puzzles in a mindbending aztec temple in an experience called engineerium. i don't have any

today, and klein on insurance companies not to evade their responsibility to keep their promises to their customers, but to help some folks who are hurting. here is the deal. fema is providing critical need assistance. for example, to help the hotel bill you racked up because you cannot stay in your home. the department of housing and urban affairs is also offering assistance to families in impacted areas, but right now, some insurance companies may deny coverage for additional living assistance expenses unless the homeowner was under a mandatory evacuation order. people pay their insurance premiums and are supposed to get payments from their companies for relocation costs, but insurance companies in the face of the strongest storm since 1850, say, no, we will not pay what we owe you. the fact is that parishes in louisiana, like new orleans and st. john's, issued a voluntary evacuation order at first and they not have had time to make a mandatory one as the storm moved in. other parishes suggested that residents could try to protect themselves by sheltering in place against ferocious wind

copo tacotamos a amazon que dijo la seguridad de klein de es una alta prioridad.uctos. >>> la portavoz de amazon dijo que la compaÑÍa lider la industria y que han ofrecido expandir su capacidad, sin importar si son vendidos por amazon o por terceros la empresa dijo que su garantÍa se extenderÁ. y dijo que le pagarÁ a crÍen clientes por reclamos menores. la comisiÓn reconoce que amazon ha tomado acciones pero alega que no son suficientes. >>> la realidad que van un paso acelerado este tipo de ventas por internet y tienen que tambiÉn evolucionar. se espera que se frente estas malas ventas. >>> y recordar que el cliente siempre tiene la razÓn. >>> tras la pausa fuerza de vientos disminuye y con esto crece esperanza de bomberos de dominar el in cero dio caldor. >>> pÓlizas no estÁn claras. >>> miembros de distrito escolar estÁn por hablar de uso de fuerza excesiva en las escuelas mÁs detalles al regresar. ( comerciales ). californianos, ¿sabían que nuestros hogares comparten la energía? pero cuando tratamos de mantenernos frescos en medio de una ola de calor, llevamos

rick klein, appreciate it. on "this week" george stephanopoulos will go one on one with white house senior adviser cedric richmond about the new texas abortion law and senator bill cassidy from louisiana on infrastructure and more. that's right here on abc later this morning. >>> dan, another check of the weather. let's get out to rob marciano in rye, new york. a break from the rain in some places, but many in the south still dealing with power outages. >> reporter: the heat not helping obviously. floods, fires, and other climate change amplified weather disasters. let's go to the dixie fire. remember that one? it's approaching 900,000 acres. here's some video of the canadian scoopers dropping 500,000 gallons of water on that fire in the last few days. excessive heat warnings for california, nevada, and arizona. temperatures there could reach 118 degrees. there's red flag warnings for fire danger across six states. the heat will only build. a major new development following the mysterious killings of a woman an

or x markets, klein thing food shortage in and what's been claim. you don't need it for the market. that's the plain and simple truth and country after country is beginning to realize that going to scape the b matrix for exit dominated by current players who control us dollar. and they can have sovereignty. true sovereignty. if you have reliance on the us dollar, you do not have sovereignty. both the news initially in motion law and the middle could be seen. and he really is as if there are a case that issue as buildings, excuse me. the legal team manages to get the case discussed at the united nations and sweden begins to feel the international political pressure, especially from that in america, me promoting and respecting human rights for all women men, girls and boys is a core value and a central priority for the swedish government but she and de la secretary when he was here, but a sooner or so during the week of those have the new way visual editor prior to he'll call me. and so i don't want to make on that, but i still haven't the, they know they will see on one side of that

rick klein, thank you very much. i want to remind everybody to watch "this week" later this morning. george stephanopoulos has three big exclusives. he's going to go one-on-one with the house speaker nancy pelosi about that spending plan. plus, pfizer chairman and ceo albert bourla about booster shots and whistle-blower and top trump dhs official brian murphy speaks out in his first television interview. eva, over to you. >>> now to gabby petito being laid to rest today as the search continues for her boyfriend, brian laundrie, now wanted on federal fraud charges. abc's trevor ault has the latest for us. good morning to you, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, eva. that memorial service will happen this afternoon out on long island where gabby petito is from, and it's going to be open to the public. we're expecting a pretty sizable turnout because as you've seen this case has resonated around the world and we've heard from so many people who want to support her family. this memorial service is happening in the midst o

fighting the caldor are staging here position to attack if southwest winds lead the flames and melton klein. if we get the right pushed in the wrong place. we would be off to the races and we are very well aware of that. >> we know better than to let our guard down we've seen it happen other fires. >> governor newsome has secured a presidential emergency declaration for the caldor fire. that's going to direct federal assistance to help in the response to the fire. well, as flames continue to threaten south lake tahoe. the community, his starting to come together to support one another. kron four's terisa stasio brings us that story. the caldor fire has forced a lot of people out of their homes, including the couple i just spoke with a just a short time ago right now i'm here in gardnerville. >> at the douglass community center that's been turned into a disaster relief facility for people who really don't have anywhere to go right now because there are no hotels because so many of them are have to remember that south u u- lake tahoe has a population of about 22,000. >> and then there's all o

as the global war on terrorism is not over, it has been moved from abroad to american home on klein unsustainable. now we also heard from democrats who stepped up to defend antony blinking. and they stepped in and they accused their colleagues in the republican party of taking sheep shots at the new administration while overlooking some of the very big errors of previous presidents and previous administrations when it came to africa, ghana stant. now it's also interesting to note that when anton blanket was clicking did try to present the chaotic events we witnessed over the past few weeks as if they were somehow a success. echoing his boss, the president joe biden, which of those breakfast long ago? or sound good. lauren was killed in 2011 a decade ago. ok. this capabilities were degraded significantly. we completed one of the biggest air lift and history. much of the equipment that was left behind, including in the hands of the afghan forces that then fell to the taliban. much of it, based on what i understand from my colleagues of b, o. d is an operable or soon will become an operable because

karen klein for. welcome to see mr. biden's words about cooperation and standing up for allies. i'm imagining a small snort of duration in the least a palace in your expert opinion. how do you think that went down in europe? why when he speaks about allies and friends, i think he's thinking 1st and foremost about those who speak english such as the british and go trade and maybe eating in when it comes to the so called into pacific region. but it's america for them to europe last. now often when you hear leaders talking about cooperation and pace, it normally goes hand in hand with them being accused of getting up to something somewhere else in the world. how do you think his words on trying to prevent a new cold war tally with what's going on with america in the endo pacific. why it was the intrigue? why the capillary? because it reminded me a little bit of what we could listen from time to time. our tools for from our chinese colleagues in the, in the ministry of finance, sheriffs, namely it's all about competition. it's not about hope. this is the rhetoric that usually china

but in those 2 months, the president have not forwarded has not offered a new economic klein. i'm the main complaint, the civil side to groups. and i'm the political parties is the president has not spoken to them. he's not engaged them. he's not a not invited them to him. he's don't, i doubt speaking to them. i think it would seem appointing this prime minister. so the present, the challenge for the prime minister must be to somehow engagement civil society groups engage with these political parties in some way to try and lay concerns. that though is they are making progress in advancing a plan. but unity in terms of economic development in terms of getting the country out of the political crisis. of course, the new prime minister is yet to speak to us and we wait and see what you have to say. all right, bud, thanks very much. i've been a smith in the news that the president of judith said has appointed nigel. i wouldn't from done as a prime minister. thanks so much bye. moving on to india. now, i can say the pandemic is push more families into poverty, and that's putting chi

amanda klein let's get started with a check on the leather. we will check and with lisa. lisa: there is some fog at the coast. it is around watsonville and salinas. high pressure will build in today. the fog is all the way down towards santa barbara. air quality is good to moderate for most. overall, it has been pretty pleasant. 60 in as we go through the next several hours, sunny around the bay with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. so it is a warmer day for you. low 70's around oakland and we will talk about the hottest day of the week, tuesday. it is the final push before -- amanda: it is the final push before people returned to the polls. abc 7 news was at the saint mary's center in oakland for an event hosted by the national union. they have been focusing on the bay area, including an appearance last week with vice president kamala harris. he had some support from congressman barbara lee. >> you know and i know what it means. you know that i know that. [applause] class you also know that governor newsom has taken unpopular positions through this deadly pandemic. he

van klein, thank you sir. >> will take a live now to the republican national lawyers association policy conference already in progress. a republicans are meeting this morning to discuss afghanistan, the u.s. southern border and elections. this is live coverage on "c-span2". >> all have the introduction over, cut it done everything from the republican national association. top to bottom is one of the first guys and talk to. when i joint. we partnered together and without, there he is. >> i'm greg burkart, one of the past national association presence and for those of you who might be watching us, we invite you to join us, republican national association is a national entity around which republican lawyers gather to promote the rule of law and republican principles and you can learn more about us at www. are in la . org. most people do not practice immigration law. the reason why most people don't practice immigration laws it's a very complex federal statute which governs this practice. it was passed by congress and through the years the statutes been revised from time to time but always

lauren: clothing, calvin klein, tommy hilfiger., expenses, supply chain issues will cause delays of four to six weeks. that's it. the worst that they see. they think the worst is behind them. i were investors like that. stock is up 15%. bad news is out there and can see on the other side as you might say. stuart: will do my holiday shopping very early to avoid bottlenecks. might even start today. look at alphabet, record high. that would be google. call them the proper name, google, record high. the story they will start using their own chips in the chrome books? lauren: according to reports. that would start in the year 2023. it is a major blow to intel and amd who currently supply chips for google right now. this is alphabet controlling more of its production, more of it the sourcing. might have been helped by apple started using this. apusing their own chips for the google pixel 6 phone. stuart: update nio. we have google on the screen. let's do nio, down 1%. update the chip shortage, supply chain shortage. lauren: because of th

steve, we are seeing the kleins pickup. we are at a new -- the declines pickup.tside new low for the session. what is the damage? steve: good morning. as of now, not much. we have not broken the longer-term uptrends. we broke the 50 day but we have not broken the 100 day which is about 4325 give or take. we have not really broken that. we see the 50 day and 100 day pointing higher. we think these levels are just flirting with 5% off the highs. just under two weeks ago. so, we are not in a terrible situation. yesterday was not pretty. i think it is largely because we are not used to days like today. rather than this being a true game changer. guy: when do i buy the dip? steve: that is a great question. i think what you are seeing today is some people who have been conditioned to buy the dip getting a little bit stung today. that is why we are seeing some selloff and why we saw some stocks off when -- stock loss when we broke 50. the first place i would look would be 4320 8, 4325, the hundred day moving average. we have not really tested that since march. even befo

doctor sarah klein joined me to react. you can be replaced. >> thanks for having me.is outrageous. after we've been working on the frontlines for the last year and a half, without proper ppe or d - what we were dealing with any year later to hear that is horrible. todd: it isn't just a handful of people, 16% of new york state hospital workers are unvaccinated. if they are fired how easy would it be to replace them and maintain the current level of care? >> i don't think it is possible. i've heard rumors about bringing in traveling nurses, bringing in foreigners, i don't see how it will work and it is not good for patient care. some of us have been in the field for 10, 15, 20 years and for this patients to lose doctors and healthcare workers on a dime for this policy is ridiculous. will: you are one of those people who has been in this profession for a while. you are very accomplished eye doctor who received multiple awards, multiple -- you are presumably one that follows the science to get her medical degree, you need science at this point to undergrad and medical sch

we had thomas klein from the german marshall fund and he just may be said 75 percent of the german populationor neither of these people so if you think of it in that way, who has a mandate? you will get home for christmas given those odds, maria? so do they have a chance? maria: it has been so provable -- brutal for him. he is being attacked from everyone, this idea that he presented on sunday that he also has a mandate and wants to go for it, now really being attacked from all sides. we did have this poll yesterday. only 11% of germans believe he is legitimate to form a government. he is facing a lot of internal criticism. a lot of members of the cdu coming out and saying he should take responsibility for that result. this was the worst showing since the second world war for the union and again, something that caught my eye is that this is the most read newspaper in germany, usually very close to the cdu, and it has been so ruthless. they keep repeating that he looks like a wounded soldier, walking around without a clear plan and in that decision, he should not leave germany. so again, that

the parent company of tommy hilfiger and calvin klein with revenue up 46% there you see it look at that gain there, 15% chinese internet names leading the nasdaq as they continue to rebound from a recent sell-off baidu, pinduoduo and jd.com seeing solid games >>> and ahead on "power lunch" -- >> a special meme edition of the power rundown. we are getting the technical take on three stocks including a bad review, and the stock in need of some support "power lunch" will be back ♪ music ♪ ♪ dream, dream when you're feeling blue ♪ ♪ dream, dream that's the thing to do ♪ ♪ music ♪ when you see value in all directions, you add value in all directions. accenture. let there be change. zero-commission trades for online u.s. stocks and etfs. and a commitment to get you the best price on every trade, which saved investors over $1.5 billion last year. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. protect your pet this flea and tick season with chewy. find everything from flea collars and sprays, to prescriptions that keep pests away. chewy has what you need to keep tails wagging and pets itch free all

up nearly 8% let's talk retail, pvh on deck, owner of american apparel, tommy hilfiger and calvin kleing estimates for the last recent quarter they say north american sales are expected to remain challenging as tourism levels continue to lag pre-pandemic levels the company did issue strong third quarter guidance on earnings andrevenue. market is responding the shares are up about 7%. >>> let's also get a check on this morning's other top headlines. nbc's frances rivera with us. >> hi, seema good morning we begin with the search and rescue mission underway in california after a navy helicopter crashed off the coast of san diego six service members were on board. one crew member has been rescued. their condition is unknown at this time. the search continues for the remaining five the chopper was assigned to the "u.s.s. abraham lincoln. now to the devastation in louisiana left in the wake of hurricane ida. this new drone video of grand isle shows the utter destruction. the first rescue crews finally made it to the island and they reported back it is completely uninhabitable. >>> texas has

it just -- i don't get the appeal >> clearly you didn't buy into the kardashians calvin klein underwearg in a good space there? >> yeah, it's not really a big space for me but i'm in amazon i really like store capital. it's in this group with the reits. and only about one-third of their tenants are retailers. they tend to be experiential retailer like bass pro shops, for example. but i feel like it's a better way to play the space. you don't have to guess is tommy hilfiger going to be hot this quarter? oh, no, wait, maybe kanye and the gap but maybe he's actually crazy. like you don't have to do that just say, all right. i think the consumer is great. i think the consumer wants to look good. i think fashion itself is making a comeback and people care about their appearance again i just want to own companies that are going to benefit regardless simon properties has been one of my biggest winners ever. i've been talking about the stock on the show since it was in the 60s it's 135 today i still think the stock is going way higher this san example of a company where you get the upside of re

life team coverage this morning continues with rick klein. rick, good morning to you.y elder. so, last night it didn't sound much like a concession speech and more like it to be continued speech. he didn't necessarily say he was running for governor next year, but it sounded like it. would you want this guy on the top of your bill? >> he consolidated the vote in a 36 person field, the consensus choice for people that wanted to recall this. that call -- that said, the recall was a resounding failure. absolute blowout. way beyond the polling margins. people showed up and turned out and they rejected newsom as much as they rejected the recall -- sorry, they rejected elder as much as the recall. it was framed that way. if you want to replay that next year, you can imagine the same kind of playbook will be out there. i think california republicans will be of two minds. they will be licking their wounds after this defeat because they took a shot at the governor and they missed in that's a major failure and that falls on all republicans for pushing this. kumasi: why do you th

and he won't be hard klein. has a will be read that and, you know, candy to children. it was. but chris wolfe. >> state. he'll lay 5 news. funeral services were also held today for marine sergeant nicole gee. >> ge. also one of the 13 military members killed in that attack at the kabul airport during her services today in roseville family and friends remembering her for her bravery. a week before she was killed. this now viral picture to her instagram account that showed her cradling an afghan infant with the caption. that said, i love my job. those who spoke today say the picture embodied how she lived her life. several afghans left behind after the u.s. withdrawal from the country say they are now in hiding scared that the taliban will fund. many say the group will throw them in jail or even kill them because of their ties with the u.s. one green card holding family from california says they now take turns sleeping with someone always awake watching their 3 young kids. the couple says the u.s. state department official contacted them several days ago tell them that they were

steven spielberg's 2018 movie adaptation of ernest klein's novel of the same name tells the tale of ahe phrase metaverse, though — neal stephenson's 1992 book snow crash, which also has a hero who's got a crummy life who escapes into a virtual world, the metaverse. hollywood—style vr does sort of exist today, championed by an australian outfit cold zero latency. the closest that we have to free roaming vr is this spatial virtual reality set—up from a company called meatspace vr. i have a backpack here which contains a computer, a vr headset, and this rifle, which has controllers in it. the headset looks for markers on the floor to figure out where it is in three—dimensional space. here, i'm solving puzzles in a mindbending aztec temple in an experience called engineerium. i don't have any sensation that the floor is moving, but my brain kind of thinks that it is. i can sample shooting stuff in the vr version of blockbuster action franchise far cry. that was intense! with the headset and headphones on, i am completely immersed in these virtual experiences. part of the reason we're hear

i think it should be higher, especially if you like glaxo smith klein.thing must be wrong for the stock to be at $8. >> caller: hi, jim thanks for taking my call. i love your show i really appreciate that. >> thank you. >> caller: here's my question. several months ago, you introduced us to apple latchen harvest. i bought some but now they have fallen on hard times. >> i've got to tell you it is one of those stories that almost seems too good to be true. it's got to be the future, but the future is not now. it is too early for that stock i like the principles, though. let's go to samuel in georgia. samuel. >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for all you do. >> thank you. >> caller: i want to ask you about a stock i bought early in the pandemic i made a great return and i like how they bought new properties i like barry stern is a genius what are your thoughts on starwood property trust? >> well, he is a genius. how about the fact he came in, come on when the stock was at $18 and he came on and he said, it's safe and it's a growth company, and he was right and he

klein? mr. klein votes i. mr. donald? >> mr. donald from florida votes i. >> mr. good? >> good votes yes. >> misses hinson votes i. misses miller? >> misses miller in west virginia votes i. mr. peter? mr. peter? mr. chairman? >> you are un-mute. -- on mute. >> mr. chairman votes no. >> is there anyone who -- any member who wishes to vote or change their vote? >> can you hear me now? peter's votes no. >> mr. peters votes no. >> are there any other members wishing to vote or wishing to change their vote? >> mr. chairman, on that vote, the eyes are 16, the nose or 21. -- ;i's are 16, the no's are 21. >> i want to thank members of staff of this committee, members of colleagues and leadership in the white house. we have worked together on this legislation. i particularly want to think the 15 committees of jurisdiction who collectively spent more than 165 hours marking out this reconciliation package and debating more than 850 amendments. the attempts are commendable and reflects the urgency of the challenges we face as a nation. decades of disinvestment in our nation and the

mark klein, who described how his doctors and nurses and hospital workers put their patients above everythingly drove their spouses and their children out of harm's way as far away as birmingham and atlanta and then came back to provide coverage in the hospital for other people's children. >> and then there were others like veteran and veterans advocate jason candor, who reminded us what it means to serve. >> there are young women who are educated. there are people who had freedoms. there are people who will now, thanks to this airlift, spread across the world and contribute to it, because of what happened in afghanistan over the last 20 years. >> i know it is so easy to criticize. there's lots we can do to talk about how divided we are, especially after a week like this, but in this moment, please just take a beat, take a breath to recognize the bright spots. there is still good in this world, extraordinary people around us, each and every day. that wraps up this hour and this week for me. i'm stephanie ruehl. hallie jackson picks up breaking news coverage on the other side of the break as p

senator mcconnell's spokesperson told cnn daniela diaz and betsy klein that the minority leader told in a partisan reckless tax and spending spree and they'll have to raise the debt ceiling on their own and they have the tools to do it. should democrats raise the debt ceiling without help from republicans? >> oh, good to be with you, boris. and let me tell you what needs to happen. mitch mcconnell and the gop need to come to the table. this debt creting is about the full faith and credit of the united states. it is about not hurting our economy as we are starting to emerge back from this pandemic and it is a fundamental responsibility of members of congress that we pay for this debt. what we have seen is the gop and mitch mcconnell running up the credit card and then turning around and saying we don't have anything to do with this. it is unacceptable, we need to come back to the table and get this done. >> so cnn has reported that leaders in your party are talking about attaching a debt limit increase on to the must-pass spending bill to keep the government open. bring us up to speed

mark klein, physician in chief and chief academic officer at children's hospital of new orleans.hank you so much for joining us, doctor. i know you've worked for days through the worst of the storm at your hospital as it was running on generators. you recently had a relief crew come in so you could have a break. i understand you're in constant contact with your teams there and the power is pack on in your hospital, but much of the community is without, as we've been discussing. what's the biggest challenge your staff is facing right now? >> ana, i think the biggest challenge right now is that many of our staff have lost their homes entirely or are living in homes that frankly have been damaged so severely that they're unlivable at this point. many evacuated and have not come back. they're in houston or dallas or atlanta. and so we're having some difficulty staffing the hospital. because we're a safety net institution for children from across louisiana, that's obviously of significant concern to us. >> i know you had to evacuate because you don't have power, you don't have water a

fighting the caldor are staging here position to attack if southwest winds lead the flames and melton klein pushed in the wrong place. we would be off to the races and we are very well aware of that. we know better than to let our guard down we've seen it happen other fires. >> and that was bridgette bjorlo reporting. we have continuing coverage of the caldor fire on our website. you can find interactive education maps map showing where the structures have been damaged or destroyed and also where evacuees can go to get help. just want to scan that qr code that you see on your screen. it will take you again to that special section kron 4 dot com. >> time now is 5.35 and the big story that we're following in the east bay officials with alameda county unified schools are voting on 2 proposals today to protect students from covid so if approved this would mean stricter covid protocols we've got kron four's camila barco live in alameda to walk us through. >> the details of all of this could be good morning. >> and good morning, you guys. so yeah, the first idea would mandate mask outdoors and th

making matters even more dire milley was certain trumpet gone into a serious mental klein and aftermath of the election, all but manic screaming at officials and constructing his own alternate reality, about endless election conspiracies. milley had misled general li when he said the u.s. was a hunter percent steady and the january 6th riot was just an example of a sloppy democracy. to the contrary, milley believe january six with the plans, coordinated, synchronized attack on the very heart of american democracy, decide to overthrow the government to prevent the constitutional certification of illegitimate election won by joe biden. milley cannot rule out that the january 6th assault so an imagined in savage could be a dress rehearsal for something larger. as trump publicly and privately clung to his belief that the election had been rigged for joe biden stolen from him. that is how, that's the start of the new book. so first of all, the january 6th attack on the capitol, freaked out the chinese military, who believed that trump might start a war or something that would lead to a war w

grandma by calvin klein.ime i got a handwritten letter was from someone who told me i park like a blind person. that someone has a name. uh, thank you. oh, meemaw got a new set of teeth. oh, but then she found her old ones. oh, so, now the new ones are just gonna be her church teeth. fun. like your comic-con spock ears, and your around-the-house spock ears. i park fine. oh, my goodness, she's coming to visit! oh, it'll be nice to finally meet her. oh, you are going to love her. she is the kindest, sweetest woman you'll ever meet. yeah, unless you're a gopher digging up her vegetable garden. in that case, you can expect to have your head bashed in with a shovel. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪ ♪ that all started with a big bang ♪ ♪ bang! ♪ ♪ ♪

. >> steve: you love new toilet technology >> jimmy: that's right this is from cindy klein in naperville was shopping for a toilet in home depot. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: and saw this sign. look at this "flushes seven billiard balls in a single flush. [ laughter ] what situation - >> steve: i don't -- >> jimmy: wait, wait, wait the boss can't find out. >> steve: swallow all the billiard balls >> jimmy: don't swallow the billiard balls flush them >> steve: i got to swallow seven of them, no toilet can handle that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are we gonna do with cue ball? can't handle the cue ball. >> steve: yeah can't get the eight ball either. >> jimmy: no >> steve: it's only seven. [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] >> jimmy: flushes seven billiard balls >> steve: yeah, seven billiard balls. >> jimmy: you got to choose which one, man >> steve: yeah --- ball, i don't know >> jimmy: that "squid game" dude >> steve: stripe, solid? whatever you want. >> jimmy: you flush them down the toilet >> steve: you better hope it's a solid. >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter and applause ♪ >> steve: oh, man, i ate a a b

. >> well, those here caught even more crews klein.st on 88 is not about getting rid of vrees. it's about going where there are no trees to try to get ahead of the flames. >> take a look at what's going on behind me that very steep incline has many hangacrew members up there with about what they're saying between 8 and a 1000 feet of hose to try to get ahead of these flames. a tactically good spot to post up. also a safe one as this firefight continues, america. kerr, back to you. >> well, the caldor, the dixie fire, all the others have obviously put a strain on firefighting resources across the state. they're all scattered to these different fires. last year. in felton crews battled the czu fire in the santa cruz mountains and then those same teams have now left to go help fight the caldor fire and the dixie fires. cal fire's chief admits the local resources you have been drawn down at this point a critical level. >> so with all the fire activity here locally in the san mateo santa cruz unit. our have been drawn down to what we consid

i don't know if the representative klein address this or not, two things. actually three there so many thanks but people keep talking about how this in this real rich countries have medical and educational and they go for free. can somebody please tell the market people, just how much taxes the people in those countries pay for that. i'm here to tell you that the taxes and the american people would not want to pay. and chuck schumer yesterday, he gets disgusting after a while because you know, you hear things and people accept them. and the fact that chuck schumer is in congress said that social security if this debt ceiling and the republicans didn't get on board with this doubts the social security checks will not be going out. he didn't say that it somebody worse but he said it. and that is untrue. that is totally untrue. in the scare tactics, they're not working. people are tired of it. this goes back to 1950, in 1950, will you know, we didn't have welfare back in 1950. >> okay the house is50 coming ad so response what you said pretty. >> charlotte, you

mark klein, physician in chief at children's hospital new orleans. york times" that talked about what is happening where you work, and it is frightening. tell us about the conditions there and what you are dealing with. >> well, joy, we've suffered a one-two punch. we have been dealing with covid for a couple of months now, or at least this latest surge, and echoing what you said just a moment ago. the delta variant is just a whole other animal. it is not your grandfather's covid. it is not what we saw last year when only about 6% of covid cases in the u.s. were children. now a quarter or more of all of the new cases of covid in the united states and in louisiana are among children. so our units have had large numbers of children, very ill, and, unfortunately, some children are dying as you said. we lost a 2 year old at children's hospital new orleans to covid over the few days of the hurricane. >> yeah. >> so it is a terribly sad situation that we're facing, and then the hurricane on top of that, of course, put a considerable strain on our staff and

the s&p 500 with a greater than 2% klein and nasdaq with 2.77% the ten-year note yield moved higher,eep an eye on the other thing we are watching is general motors. it was reiterated at morgan stanley, i think it must have been adam jonas. what makes it most interesting is, steve weiss, he sold general motors last week let's get it on right now. >> right so the reason i sold it is that it was a position that was left because i was out of most of it and i added to volkswagen around $30. advoc volkswagen is a cheaper stock, by a multiple turn this year and next year. it is growing faster, has a nice yield. they have great exposure in china with leading market share there, but, most importantly, they have committed $50 billion to evs way before gm or anybody else and were the leading ev seller in the world. at the end of this year or next year their models are excellent the whole line is going to be ev way before gm. that's why i like it growing faster, in the right spot, and if they ever spin out porsche, i mean you have volkswagen at a six multiple you have ferrari at a 40 multiple th

but when you start out just klein like one flight of stairs 2 flights of stairs and always make sureing good shoes. you know, if you're at work and wearing heels definitely change issues when you're walking up the stairs because you don't want to get injured. you know, doing the this activity. also try if you if you have a lot of stairs to climb. i would say just do one or 2, then get off and then take the elevator up. and and then what try not to grab the the handlebars and pull yourself up because it that's kind of cheating. yeah. so you want to make sure that you are, you know, keeping good excuse me. good posture and walking straight up and and not leaning forward. so. make sure you not trying to attack the stairs right after lunch either. so hahaha give yourself a little bit of time to digest. yeah. again, if you want to go ahead and be a part of the national stair climb go to national stair climb dot org. it is going on now. >> they're raising funds for fallen firefighter karen, thank you so much for joining us and giving us a little bit of tips on how we can get ourselves star

[no audio] >> i will recognize representative klein. >> thank you, madam chair. for holding this hearing. this question is for mr. goldstein. the subcommittee held a hearing last month on the ransomware prices with experts from the -- ransomware crisis with experts from the private sector. an expert said marketing is on an area of strength from the regency -- agency. i think it is important that business leaders, critical infrastructure companies and state and local governments are aware of cisa and its great services. my question is, how many dedicate -- dedicated marketing professionals does cisa have? >> i do not have an exact number on the size of our external affairs team. i would be happy to get back to you. it is critical to make sure every company in this country has -- every government partner understands the services we are offering how our services can help them drive down cybersecurity risks. we need to do more to convey that message to every corner of this country. part of doing that is by having a marketing campaign and make sure the word gets out e

klein? >> yes. >> miss boebert? >> yes. >> mr. donald? >> yes. >> mr. finch? >> yes. >> mr. good? >> yes. >> ms. henson? >> yes. >> ms. miller? >> yes. >> mr. peter? mr. peter? mr. chairman? >> you are on mute. >> chairman votes no. >> is there anyone who is wishing to change other vote? >> can you hear me? >> peter votes no. >> are there any other members wishing to vote or change other vote? >> on that boat, yes is 16, no is 21. >> the emotion is not agree to -- motion is not agree to. i want to start by thanking the members of this committee, we have worked together on this legislation. we want to thank the 13 committees of restrictions who collectively spent more than 165 hours working out this package and debating more than 850 amendments. it in flex the -- it reflects the urgency. this investment in our nation out of the american people has resulted in serious deficits in our society. spanning every sector from jobs to the climate crisis, housing to health care. an ongoing covid pandemic and economic fallout has only exacerbated these crises. we are at an inflection point fo

second round of questioning after we hear the questions posed by the gentleman from georgia mister klein for five minutesat this time . >> thank you chairwoman clark for holding this important meeting with ranking member garbarino. cyber attacks are one of the biggest challenges our nation faces and i am dedicated to working with all of you in finding solutions that mitigate these threats. one of the biggest challenges and understanding cyber attacks is an encouraging entities to come out of the shadow and report these incidents. there seems to be a fear the stakeholders that they could be unfairly blamed for these attacks and as a society i think we do not blame the store clerk when a business is outside, we blame the perpetrator and works to bring them to justice so our society must take the same approach when organizations report cyber incidences and stop blaming victims for taking actions to address these attacks . so i got some questions i want to fall on something that mister bouchard says. and about i'll get to that. the federal information security modernization act requires the

. >> reporter: we're going to find out very soon whether or not klein's second-- evergrande haso make interest payments, and later in the week on bonds the company has signaled it's been working very hard to try to raise money, but has been struggling to do so. the big question is whether or not the government is going to step in. so far the signals, including through the state media has been that the government doesn't believe that evergrande is too big to fail. it has been wanting to discourage this type of excessive lendsing, especially in the private sector. the company itself is really representative of a certain type of company in china, a highly leveraged one that's been traditional, able to get access to credit, and expand into a lot of different areas the fear, though, of course, is that it could lead to a way of defaultses in property sector. the hope is that the central bank could inject liquidity into the market, but at the end of the day people are still concerned about what potentially could happen with the financial sector there are some estimates that have come out. ca