ok, samuel katz, thank you. it is good to talk to you thank- minds. 0k, samuel katz, thank you. i it is good to talk to you thank you for speaking to us. we are going to take a pause now from talking about israel and have a look at international sport now. thank you. we start at the cricket world cup where the two remaining unbeaten teams are going head to head in dharmasala with the hosts india taking on new zealand. put into bat, new zealand made 273 from their 50 overs, daryll mitchell with 130 the black caps top scorer. mohammed shami taking five wickets. india chasing 274 to win got their innings under way shortly and are currently 22 for zero after three overs. —— in the fourth over. football fans have been continuing to gather at manchester united's stadium to remember club legend and world cup winner sir bobby charlton, who died on saturday at the age of 86. a book of condolence has been opened at old trafford — and a digital version has also been created. a world and european champion, sir bobby was diagnosed with dementia three years ago. his 106 caps and 49 goals for

the family says 21 year old sarah katz, a junior at upenn, suffered cardiac arrest and died hours after consuming the drink. >> whether or not she understood it had some level of caffeine is unclear. but what she understood that if it did have caffeine, she thought it to have a reasonable amount of caffeine, like something similar to a coffee. >> the family says katz was under doctor's orders to avoid energy drinks because of her heart condition. known as long type one syndrome diagnosed when she was five, she saw cardiologists every year, and she managed her condition very well. the family's attorney says panera advertises its charged lemonade as a plant based clean beverage with as much caffeine as our dark roast coffee. but she claims the company fails to appropriately warn customers about the ingredients. in a statement to abc news, panera bread responding saying, we are very saddened to learn about the tragic passing of sarah katz at panera. we strongly believe in transparency around our ingredients. we will work quickly to thoroughly investigate this matter. the lawsuit also claim

israel katz united now around a single _ invasion? around a single goal and - invasion? israel katz united now around a single goal and that i invasion? israel katz united now around a single goal and that is| around a single goal and that is total— around a single goal and that is total victory against hamas in response _ total victory against hamas in response to the top of the seventh massacre — response to the top of the seventh massacre. when the next stage of the israeii _ massacre. when the next stage of the israeli operation is going to continue, not going to speculate on the movement of the troops, that will happen in accordance with our operational needs. the response to the too _ operational needs. the response to the too of— operational needs. the response to the top of the seventh massacre by the top of the seventh massacre by the brutai— the top of the seventh massacre by the brutal murder of 1400 people, whole _ the brutal murder of 1400 people, whole families burned their homes, children— whole families burned their ho

in the office of the lawyer ardenis, he met tadi katz , his wife seemed to me. the library shelves יש להבדיל אלפ אבדי הבדלות, also hitler's mine is placed on the shelf. of the library, all that was needed was to burn it. when the university aligns itself with the judges in the court, and not necessarily with the author of the work and his mentor, then this is a violation of the most basic academic principle. this is basically what the university did, that was the purpose, to silence. the way he expressed himself in this work, and that was the price that he paid, suddenly he became a slave of israel, an unwelcome person in this country, who causes people, that was a terrible and terrible time, and also, they started fighting on the phone, now the children. فتاوم بنديم قبل على اه عل אבא שלום, אנים נשמיד אתוך, אנים נשמיד לך, מי אתה, מה אתה? it was scary, what, you feel that the country is against you, many people turned to us, they said: listen, we know it was, but why say it, why tell it, it is unnecessary, it was. ok, they are talking about the wonderful name of

yakov katz, i can unimagined a week you are having.sk off by asking you about your daughter. -- how is she doing? >> thank, you stephanie. she is in one of the cities that was attacked just last saturday with those hamas infiltrators and terrorists. she's down there with her unit and she's in the middle of idf officers training. but like everything in the military today, she was on her way to becoming an idf officer. that's all changed. now, they took those cadets, give them some more combat training over the past few days, and set them down with full battle gear to these cities another have taken up security positions, patrolling, doing whatever they can to help the civilians. that's what she has been doing. >> you are so relaxed and composed. how scared are you for her safety? for what she is in for? >> you know, look. last night, for example, i got a push notification that there was a fear or concern of a terrorist infiltration right near that city. to tell you that i was not scared -- of course i was. but i also recognize that this

. >> the israel energy minister, israel katz said this in hebrew. no electrical switch will be turned on or hydrant hoped or fuel tank until the israeli abductees are returned home. humanitarian for humanitarian and no one will teach us morals. critics have condemned this move as punishment for the 2 million inhabitants in gaza. tell us about that. how do you respond to that? >> what i think we have to remember is that we are in a new and different situation. this is not another round. we are at war with hamas, we are not at war with the civilians, but we are at war with hamas and we will not allow anything into the gaza strip that supports the fighting ability of hamas. if it comes to the price of inconvenience for the population, so be it. i'm not taking the words of minister katz but i think we shouldn't be expected to provide sustenance and energy for the enemy to fight. i think the expectation is unfair and other countries is unfair. i think not in the history of wars and fighting of terrorism has ever been told, it's your obligation to give th

his name was a guy named taddy katz, he gave a thesis to the university, he got the job, he got the zions? there are dozens of evidences. recorded evidence, people spoke in a way that the material is recorded. we talked to several professors at haifa university, they didn't want to come to us for broadcasting, but they said that they cast great doubt on the authenticity of the material they collected. אני ישבטי מול 1335ה מרויינים, חצים יהודים חצים ארבים i heard the words, i recorded them, i sat in front of people, and i asked myself if any of them looked like a murderer, god forbid. he threw it from all the stairs, he didn't even want to hear it. he didn't want to hear, he tried to talk , he didn't care about what he was talking about, in front of the people of the school, and the university, who is he ? there was a very big mistake on the part of the people of alexandria, for the lawyer to prove their righteousness, their lawyer, and on the other hand ישב אדונ קצ הוא היה הוא האכי למי לי את משה רבינו חבד פאו לשון שראו אליו הוא מבועל מהסיואציה מעבול महासिवाजिया و وهي لو بمبت کازہ شل نو wh

let's bring in jason katz with ubs management. give us look at the day ahead.two big tech reports, the companies moving in different directions right now. >> the bears, frank, clearly have been in control. this whole higher for longer from powell, the rise in long-term rates and the speeds at which the rates move up, and, of course, you have the mid east and oil going up in turn. the bulls can hang their hat on the fact that in our view the fed is on perma pause. they're not raising arates any longer. the employment is a bust. we're seeing more entering the job market. by and large, we're seeing most companies beat expectation. recession, that's still in question. earnings recession, that's still up for debate. >> all right. we've got a little debate here. we're looking at both sides of the coin. with that in mind, jason, what's your wo.e.x. word of the day? >> i would say "boring." i think it's time to downshift from the magnificent seven. we're bullish on boring. so it's not only utilities, but it's bond. it's preferred. you can get equity-like returns in ass

respect, this matter is a matter of academic debate, from here until the download of the work of teddy katz, the shelves of the library, on the shelves of the library, there are differences between them. hitler's book is placed on the bookshelves, it was only necessary to burn it, when the university stands by the side of the plaintiffs in the court and not strictly by the side of the author of the work and his instructor, so it conveys a violation of the most basic academic principle. this is actually what the university did. it was the goal is to silence him as he expressed himself in this work, and that was the price he paid , suddenly, he turned into a slave of israel, a person who is not welcome in this country, who causes harm. now the children are starting to get phone calls about their father . it's scary, what, you feel like the country is against you? a lot of people turned to us and said: listen, we know it was, but why say it, why tell it? it is unnecessary, it was fine, they made the wonderful name of the country, yes, they told us a lot about it. if i was going to hide there,

i remember only that for good, also because i am tired of remembering bad things, my name is teddi katzor teodor. binyamin zahab תוודור הרצל i thought all the life and i also think today that i will bring the disaster and also part of it it is called הטומאה זה 48. עד היום הרוב الמקריע של מה שכרה ב48 לא לא שמושמוע שמועה זה 48. הגדול, היינו צוציקים, בני 18, היו עם בני 17. ההגשהה היא מאשו שלא קיים באמה, מטי הרגנו בהם, הרגנו בהם. to be honest, to be free, to kill, to do a good thing, even on my own, i was ready to kill, because that's how i was, that we will destroy our enemies in this way, or you will be built on their behalf out of fear of us, i didn't talk to anyone about it, even احد, and with your wife, we say that you have been swimming for many years, i guess, you never talked to her, i told her that i was a murderer, beautiful, do you want to drink something? in the meantime, لا, teddy, مه עשראלים, ברוך השעם, יום יום, טדי, אם אתה מטעייפ, tell me and we will take a break, okay, okay , i want you to tell me the most naturally what you remember. i'm not sure i remember everything, the

the lawsuit, says katz, who had a heart condition, believed it was regular lemonade.anera says it believes in transparency around its ingredients. it's our time is now. 736 billions of dollars in federal child care relief that began during the peak of the pandemic. it ended this month. that federal help is ending at the same time the costs of child care is skyrocketing. many child care providers are being forced to dramatic increase their prices caused a financial crisis for many american families. other child care centers are simply closing, leaving parent s with fewer options. is it happening today in washington, d.c? house republicans will be choosing their next nominee for speaker of the house. and this comes after a closed door session last night where they heard from members interested in running for speaker of the house. the field went down from 9 to 8 as one of the candidate s dropped out. house republicans have failed to pick a speaker of the house in three different house votes, leaving congress unable to pass legislation less than a month before a possible

as i understood, later on, in the office of the lawyer ardenis, i met tedi katz, his wife, i think, another

the upenn student, sarah katz, had a charge lemonade and then suffered a cardiac arrest.ter, her parents are suing the restaurant, saying she ordered the drink without realizing it had more than three times the amount of caffeine than a can of red bull. the medical examiner cites katz's cause of death related to a genetic disorder that can cause fast and irregular heartbeats. >> some of you might have money owed to you and you might not even know it. but today on good morning america, abc news reporter gio benitez is helping san franciscans find that money. >> hey, there. coming up here on good morning america, we are in san francisco right now and we're seeing how many californians have this missing money and you could do it, too, because there's billions of dollars just waiting for you to find it. so we're going to show you how to do it. that's all coming up right here on gma. >> all right. they don't have a microphone at gma. >> gio, we heard him. you could you hear him? could people at home hear him? >> money. >> okay, i have an earpiece in my ear, so i don't know. >>

when we spoke with david katz, the head of the global security group.e says if a shooter is in your proximity, you should a, b, c, avoid be barricade or confront the shooter. the moment you become aware of the presence of an active shooter, you have those three choices. and usually one of the three is immediately removed. for example, the shooter walks in, you see someone walk in with a rifle, not a single shot has been fired. the confront part is not necessary yet because he's not the shooter is not in proximity to your location. so now you're either left with avoiding or barricading. how close are you to an exit? can i get to the exit without inviting rifle fire ? if i. if i try to exit, do i know exactly where the shooter is? so i'm not going towards danger? katz also said if you were with other people, work as a group to overcome a shooter or to escape. an update now with new information on a road rage shooting in oakland. investigators say a 35 year old woman was shot wednesday night on harley street near the oakland coliseum. the mercury news repo

hari: katz is an associate professor with tenure at west virginia university. cut. >> the provost's office has settled on eliminating my department and the program in which i teach. hari: what do you think the impact of these cuts will be to the university? >> i think the level of reputational damage that the university is going to take will not be survivable or sustainable. i don't think that this will be a viable research university in five to 10 years. and it essentially means that there's no real tenure here anymore. and so, nobody is going to come teach here unless they have absolutely no other choice. hari: since the announcement of cuts, dozens of faculty and students have protested the university's decision to eliminate certain programs. and in early september, the faculty voted to pass a no confidence resolution in gee's leadership, calling for the budget cut process to be frozen. you've got a huge no confidence vote from the faculty. >> i got a third of them. if you're a university president right now, everyone's getting no confidence vote because it'

all right, david katz, we could talk a lot more. we'll have to leave it here. i appreciate your time and expertise. thank you for joining us. pleasure. of course. coming up here on mornings on two, the nine, a united front against the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. but governor newsom and city leaders are doing to battle drug traffickers. then, a deadly hurricane in mexico leaves thousands without power. people desperately searching for basics such as food. we'll take a look at the damage left behind and how local resources are being used to connect people in the bay area with at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. the new subway mvp rewards earns you points when you order. -superbowl mvps really do get all the perks? i'm talking about subway mvp. it's a way bigger deal. do you get a trophy for that? i wish. get rewarded like an mvp. join now and get 50% any footlong. five storm officials say at least 27 peo

one of them is brian katz, the other is hannah. the big question they ask in these articles, why now is iran so emboldened to support hamas? iran is also trying to bring in hezbollah, too, to make a joint effort to go after israel after israel sent troops into gaza. i came across this interesting raise they use called "the axis of resistance." it is bigger than just gaza and israel. it seems you have an alliance between iran, russia -- very strong alliance -- and also with china and north korea. what is going on is, russia and north korea are beginning to give iran access to nuclear weapons. in may 2023, it was reported there was a new surface to surface ballistic missile that could fly under the radar with nuclear warheads. i am kind of extrapolating, going up to a place i don't want to, but this is not about gaza and israel. this is a bigger picture. this is about an axis of resistance, and we are pushing back russia, china, iran, north korea. they are pushing back. host: let's talk about iran and their possible involvement in th

has added a new warning about its charged lemonade drink the change comes after the family of sarah katz sued alleging that she died after drinking the caffeinated lemonade she had a heart condition and they say she would not have chosen that drink had she realized it had more caffeine than a standard energy drink they are adding more detailed disclosures, saying the lemonade is not recommended for children or people sensitive to caffeine. >>> it looks like it's going to be a dry halloween for much of the country, but parents might want to make sure kids are bundled up i'm bummed about that. the coats every cover up the costumes underneath. >> when i was a kid, that was the ultimate devastation of having to wear your coat over your costume and unfortunately, in some spots, yes, we're going to need the jackets, the extra layers. a couple areas will be quite nice right now, though, 83 million people are under frost or freeze alerts it extends from cleveland to portions of texas. so heads up for that with these really chilly temperatures taking shape this morning across this region. kansas

the inmates >>> panera bread is facing a lawsuit from the family of a college student who died sara katz was 21 years old, had a heart condition, and her family says she went into cardiac arrest after drinking a charged lemonade the suit argues that panera did not warn customers about the drink properly, that it has more caffeine than would you find in two energy drinks combined the company said it will work quickly and thoroughly to investigate the matter >> the united auto workers strike is expanding with nearly 7,000 workers walking offer the j off the job at a pickup factory. the total number of those striking is now up to 40,000 >>> scientists are sounding the alarm over the future of antarctic ice. no matter how much carbon emissions are reduced, a key portion of antarctica will face an unavoidable melt. it will take hundreds of years and slowly add around six feet to sea levels. >>> a taste of winter is on the way for some of us parts of the rockies could see more than a foot of snow today meteorologist michelle grossmann is tracking the system impacting the middle of the country.

look, i'm comedian katz. comedian. you're a smart, re. e you sometimes you tell a joketh that you think is phenomenalin and it's not, and you don't go back to it. yeah, he keeps telling that storylingha of that one time he was in israel. yeah. and an alarm went of an f. at d and he's what we do. what do we do? any out of the mist, it's in the fog and said it's going be all right. and he's like, how can you say that they have issued missiles u ing mi out because we havsse nowhere else to go. we have nowhere else to go. >> what in the blue does that mean i'm was anybodyed in fire? said it was like we've got nowhere to. yes, yes. be like we've got to do something. e stuc >> we're stuck here waiting to get missiles dropped on us. k heaitingyes, it's we're laugh. we're the laughing stock of the world time. he speaks, he encourages everyone. i myself thought about committing crimespe evesd i'm like, well, i was watching his speech and i started thinking, hey, i think,j judge, he's got some jewelryea. and then he said, don't, don't. that was eno

. >> 111 losses and counting for mark katz's crew. here's rookie estuary ruiz his 67th stolen base in the third breaking the al rookie record by kenny lofton try to take the bag but they did not stop the game for him all star brant rooker blasted his team leading 30th homer of the year. a's lose seven three. they finish the year 50 and 112. the off season should be interesting in many ways for the a's warriors media day tomorrow at chase center. we'll have all that coverage we have after the game, our monday night football coverage continues all year. so a big day in the sports department tomorrow. j.r >> friends of mine were sending me videos where they were chanting cmc as they left the stadium. today. it's like modern day cmc mvp. yes well, check out an nfl game as never seen before. the big change to appeal to kids. up next welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research

disappeared from behind, but there was never china, china, china was in the law, yes, in the famous katzf evil, the axis of evil, by the way, note that it has always been of four members, well, it’s more convenient to count, apparently for the americans, now it has four members. and if you look into it, there will soon be 5-6. and this is very important, that is, it’s still something, because i’m far from thinking that mich mccon can say something himself, biden can also say something himself, this something will be stupid, but mitch macon himself doesn’t say anything, this means that this is some kind of new, this is some kind of new approach. now, regarding the washington interview, not an interview, a washington post article, about the terrorist activities of the sbu, but you know, this is a very, this is a very significant story, they are not afraid of anything, but the main thing is that this is a message to us, they tell us that they they are not afraid of anything , but there is something about the sbu, they throw it at them, but they say, we did it, we can do it, and if we need t

the worst season in oakland history. 111 losses and counting for mark katz's crew.ow about some bright spots? rookie estuary ruiz is 67th stolen base of the year. they broke the all time al rookie record set by kenny lofton, tried to pull out the bag, but they didn't stop the game for him. all-star brant rucker blasted his team leading 30th of the year. a's lose seven three. they finish at 50 and 112. the off season should be interesting for the a's in plenty of ways. the 49 ers four and zero warriors have media day tomorrow . we just keep on rolling. sharks open the season in october is the best sports month in my opinion, and you're one to know. >> congratulations to the wedding. you and sean kelly just tied the knot two days ago. >> yeah. back at work. >> back at work. there we go. we like seeing that. all right. all right. up next, check out an nfl game as never seen before. the big change to appeal to kids next the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want?

sarah katz went into cardiac arrest after drinking panera's charged lemonade. the suit claims the lemonade had three times more caffeine than red bull, but was not advertised as an energy drink. >> coming up, nasa's tiny little problem with the asteroid that it plucked out of space. >> but first, remembering matthew perry. the cast of known as a passionate artist. matthew perry. the cast of friends now speaking out known for loving the outdoors. known for getting everyone together. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 16 types of cancer, including certain early-stage cancers. one of those cancers is triple-negative breast cancer. keytruda may be used with chemotherapy medicines as treatment before surgery and then continued alone after surgery when you have early-stage breast cancer and are at high risk of it coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away

and just days before the violence flared up, israel's tourism minister, haim katz, visited riyadh foras been on full display in its capital, kyiv. translation: i think many would agree with me - - that it's a vivid failure of the us policy in the middle east. where does russia stand on all this? because russia, of course, is fighting a full—scale war in ukraine. absolutely delighted. i think for its own reasons — although this doesn't mean they encouraged hamas to do it — but it helps take the west's attention away from the ukraine complex and very possibly take away their willingness to keep supporting ukraine. because if the us has to choose between money and support for ukraine and israel, there is no question it is israel. do you think there is more that the west could have done to restrain, up until then, israel's policies in the west bank, which are partly contributed to a lot of palestinian frustration? do i think the west could have done more? yes. that is quite specifically the us. i think arab countries could have done more, as well, to try to bring about some kind of deal,

the family of sarah katz says the 21-year-old had a heart condition that prevented her from drinking caffeinated beverages. they just filed a lawsuit that claimed panera failed to properly warn customers about the ingredients in the highly caffeinated bench. according to the lawsuit, a large cup contains more caffeine than a can of red bull and monster energy drinks combined. panera has not commented yet on the lawsuit. >>> a salmonella outbreak that spans many states and prompt adderall. the culprit? gil's diced onions. take a look. here they are. so far, 73 people in 22 states have become ill. 15 people hospitalized. the affected products are no longer on store shelves. however, a lot of people may have them or foods made with them in their fridges and freezers right now. to see which of gill's onion products have been recalled, go to nbcbayarea.com. click on our trending bar to find the story. >>> michael jordan is setting another record, but this time it's off the court. jordan is the first threat to ever make the forbes 400 list. throughout his 15-year nba career, jordan raked i

we're joined by senior columnist and editor at the jerusalem post, yakav katz and david sanger.st, the israeli military claiming it killed a hamas commander, one who was responsible for the october 7th massacre. obviously, it did so at the expense of civilians living there. we can see with our eyes the collateral damage. what do you make of what we're seeing? >> israel warned that this is how it would happen because hamas embeds itself in civilian infrastructure. for that reason, three weeks ago, after the massacre, israel spent three weeks trying to urge -- about 90% of the people who reside in the north of gaza, move to the south, where there is that american and egyptian-led humanitarian effort. with that said, israel needs to be able to defend itself and take out the terrorists. ibrahim biarri was the target and was taken out in the strike he has secretary of state lincoln. just today testified before senate and gouging out eyes and cutting off limbs of children in front of parents. cutting the breasts off of the mother and sitting down and having a meal. this is tragic what

the palestinian hamas militants release all israeli hostages, the country's energy minister israel katz said. according to him, none no electric switch would be turned on, no water hydrant would be opened, and no gas truck would pull in until the kidnapped israelis returned home. the minister emphasized that no one will preach the morality of israel. israeli aviation has struck airports in syria - writes the times of israel. according to the publication, the airports of damascus and aleppo were hit. more detailed information about. there are currently no hits. previously, the israel defense forces struck targets associated with the terrorist organization hezbollah and the syrian military objects. a new suspicion. the security service of ukraine charges kremlin propagandist dianna panchenko with treason. according to their data, after working on medvedchuk's sanctioned tv channels, the person involved left for temporarily occupied donetsk. there she continued. panchenko systematically teaches on his own youtube channel and through a network of pro-kremlin telegram channels. the dbb annou

. >> yaakov katz, appreciate it. >>> just into cnn, a third envoy of aid vehicles has entered the countryt the rafah crossing. and humanitarians were also given the green light on saturday and sunday. we'll have more on "cnn this morning." the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. ♪ >> welcome back. nearly three weeks after the house voted out kevin mccarthy in historic fashion, the house remains would the a speaker or a strategy. there might be new challenges for the speaker's gavel, but when the party's central challenges remains, its complete inability to yawnunify, that th and the rubik's cube is there. and it seems simple by comparison with the house republicans unable to accomplish how it looks. let's bring in the author, stevencollison, thank you for being here. >

. >> barak ravid and yaakov katz, we a prppreciate your time. thank you. >>> our continuing coverage of the war in israel continues after a quick break. we're talk victims of the terror attacks that started on saturday. but i want to talk to you right now about a hero who died in this attack. a 21-year-old american israeli citizen, a soldier who stood the line with his band of brothers to try to help civilians survive. his name was yuron, his father joins me now. i'm so sorry for your loss. you have just buried your son just a few hours ago. you could talk to us about your heroic son. >> yes, thank you, anderson. we just returned back home from -- i'm a veryroud father of a hero who saved the lives of probably dozens of civilians if not more. he was a part of a special unit which was stationed in the area of shall om, which is the south border of the gaza strip. it is a kibbutz, a settlement from the border and he was in charge of guarding the area and keeping peace around the borders. on saturday morning, they were attacked by hundreds, may --

yaakov katz, former editor for the jerusalem post. his daughter is a member of the idf.ioned right now on the southern tip of israel. and retired four star u.s. army general barry mccaffrey, a dedicated combat veteran of vietnam, and a former battlefield commander in the persian gulf. susan, put president biden's trip to israel into context. what does it mean that he's going there now? >> look, this is a very significant decision by the president of the united states to go in to a country that is poised on the brink of war. and i think it's hard to imagine israel launching a major ground assault into gaza, and at the same time that the president of the united states is there. but clearly, it is a major show of support. but it's also an effort to shape the israeli response. i think, you know, you've got an epic meeting that you talked about between the secretary of state antony blinken and prime minister netanyahu, today hours and hours and hours, some of what they were talking about was what kind of israeli response is they are going to be inside gaza? what protections f

joining us is a senior fellow institute and jacob katz. thank you for joining us.e they been able to play a double game for this period of time. why knot now is this coming under scrutiny? >> well, brian, this is something that kansas city qatag for both sides and it's a mas and looking at life of luxury in doha by the way at the same time their people in gaza are suffering in poverty and no basic means and living a life of luxury in the capitol and they provide money and that money is now used by hamas to build the tunnel networks and use the weapons and the horrendous rampage that murdered and massacre of that 1400 jewish israelis and they were allowed to get away because of the convenience and just like that is the national security adviser and they give the >> brian: the people in charge of the organization are allowed to sit and live a life of luxury and not only that, days later greet the foreign minister of iran, i believe outside the four seasons and have a great dinner? imagine a celebratory dinner for the death and destruction they inflicked on the israel

back to markets and jason katz on this monday morning and i know because i read your stuff and send to me protectly. thank you very much. you're predicting a mild recession in the second quarter of next year. >> we have the war, who knows what that does to oil and sentiment of consumers and businesses and this whole narrative that everyone bought into up till two months ago of soft landing, i won't say it's out the window but it's clearly being called into question. that being said, we're not calling for anything severe. i sat with a client last week, a 50 year veteran of business and a mo mogul in industry and never seen a knockout, dragout sub4% unemployment rate and doesn't expect to go higher because he like other employers are desperately holding onto their people. they don't want to be caught with their pants down like during covid. a mild recession is in the offing, but the operative word is mild. stuart: can you explain today's rally. looking at bot toll right hand corner of the screen up 350 on the dow, about 100 on the nasdaq and there's a war on the mideast. it's intensifyin

you may remember amir katz, who is ready to get the call to invade along the gaza border. >> they're cooking foo

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back to the markets and we have jason catastrophe with -- jason katz with us this morning. no government shut down and where no bounce for stocks? >> markets expect this a symmetrical response and the alternative would have been far worse; right? relying on private data instead of the government's data coming to cpa and jobs. stuart: that's right, if they shut the government down, there'd be no inflation numbers. >> that's precisely correct and not to mention there'd be less confidence in the u.s. debt that's already been severely damaged and now we're faced with the fact there's not this shutdown or the can has been kicked but the fact of the matter is we're still staring at the same person in the mirror. we're faced with subborn inflation and the fed's reaction function to that and uncertainty with respect of whether there's going to be a recession. nothing has really changed relative to friday. stuart: we are just kind of bumbling aloaning. no huge gain or -- along. no huge gain or drop and nice even steven along she goes? >> that's the new normal. that's what i think we

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jason katz with us to figure out what's going on here. is the market ignoring the threat of a wider war? that's a rally. >> for now. stuart: for now, yes. >> so the focus has been on fed and rates. today with withstanding we're seeing rat rates up tick and oil down. you see equities hold on. if this war escalates and if there's greater entanglement, you're going to see oil get to maybe $95 or $100 a barrel. that's a tax on the world consumer and the world business and keeps the fed at bay respect to ultimately cutting rates. they need to keep that hour and quiver down the road in the event we get that high end oil. stuart: the threat of a wider saratoga a bigger threat hanging over everything, the world chips act and our stock market? you can't -- how do you take act of that. if this happens, what are you supposed to do? >> look, in the short run, the ash torr of stocks is interest rates and that's how you value them and elevated energy prices and attacks on the consumer, it's a tax on every business because as steve forbes pointed out, i

today energy minister of israel katz said he has issued an order to halt water supply to gaza after cutting off electricity and fuel supplies on sunday. joining us now to break it all down -- to break the geopolitical impact down is atlantic council president and cnbc contributor, fred. thank you for being here. i know you were scheduled to fly to israel yesterday and that flight got canceled. what were you hoping to accomplish in the region for this business trip and how has the events of the weekend changed that? >> thank you for asking about that. i was going to be on a plane last evening to host a conference in israel with president netanyahu, with ministers from arab states that had normalized with israel on greater economic integration. you talk about the impact on markets now, but there's going to be an impact on economic potential. there's huge potential in the middle east. if only their economies could integrate more widely. we had to pull down the conference. we don't know when we'll be able to reorganize it. this really sheds light on the situation in the region, which is there's

back to the markets, jason katz joining us with market coverage on this very important day. dow is down 100, nasdaq down 123. all right, jason, is the war giving america a new recession risk? >> the short answer, stu, is yes. recession risk is definitively elevated. look, the economy was already rattled by elevated rates, and now they have a whole new fresh dose of worries. it's not a surprise that we have a knee-jerk reaction in the market this morning. frankly i thought like you the market would be lower. not surprised by the jump in oil and oil-related shares, the surge in defense stocks, the modest moving gold, the dollar as a hiding place and when the bond market opens tomorrow, you're going to see a rally in treasuries as well. so the bottom line is recession probability is definitely rising, especially when consumers and businesses alike are now sort of paralyzed with uncertainty. and it changes the fed's calculus by the way. stuart: yeah, because they're not going to be raising rates any time soon in this environment, surely. is there a possibility that they will low

maria: that was on the katz round table, john catsimatidis. your thoughts on what bill clinton was saying. >> that's exactly right. to show how incoherent this is with the biden administration, he's looking to give authorization to 450,000 venezuelans. i thought that was the role of congress which is why daca never passed, by the way. it's imposing a cost on the states you across the country. again, this is why you're placing governorss in a really tough position where they're having to deal with the immigration issue when it's supposed to be the purview of the federal government. it doesn't matter if adams goes over to the darrian gap or visits whoever he is going to visit, the federal government has to step up. they're not doing it. neither is congress. specifically the democrat senate that is not working with the house because they're in the fixed position of opening up more legal channels. i think we need to address market force. at the same time we need to deal with the illegal flow that is coming through the borders the and putting ameri

turned on, no water hydrant will be opened and no fuel truck will enter," said energy minister israel katzs were taken into gaza during hamas's deadly attacks on israel at the weekend. we're going to talk now to sharone lifschitz, whose 85—year—old mother and 83—year—old father were kidnapped. the couple are peace activists and lived in a kibbutz called nir 0z about a00m from the border with gaza. sharone has asked that we don't identify her parents. welcome to newsnight, thank you very much for being with us. first of all, how are you doing? iam like, i am like, i don't know how to hold it, we arejust i am like, i don't know how to hold it, we are just holding together, we are holding to each other, we are holding to the knowledge that time is very precious, and we have to find a way to bring these people home. i am just keeping busy and trying to make that happen. what trying to make that happen. what do ou know trying to make that happen. what do you know about _ trying to make that happen. what do you know about what _ trying to make that happen. what do you know about what happened -

jason katz with us this morning. we've got a mixed bag on the market this morning, no clear trend. do you think the bears though, the bears, people are thinking it's going down, do they have the upper hand at the moment? >> for the time being they do. they're singing their bearish teeth into the fact that you have powell doubling down on higher for longer. they're looking at parabolic rise in interest rates, and it's not just the move up in interest rates, it's the speed in which it's occurred. then of course you have the travesty in the mideast and implication it is has in a variety of things notwithstanding oil, which is right at the core of the economy. on the other hand, stu, the bulls looking at earning ands earnings with the first quarter and three quarters and positive year over year results. 70% of companies has reported thus far and big week with big tech reports and with what has reported, 70% have beaten expectations so i submit to you, it's not a market that you want to buy. it's a market of ideas and it's a market of stocks and sectors because on an index level, it'll

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you may remember amir katz, who is ready to get the call to invade along the gaza border. >> they're cooking food for us, they're giving us everything we want. if i want, like, ten tooth brush, if i want -- it's unbelievable to see the unity that our nation has. >> after amir said that, another idf soldier mentioned tooth brushes to me. and we have come to see tooth brushes as a mundane sign of human dignity. you can go without a shower for days. but tooth brushing is different. tooth brushes have come to symbolize strength and fortitude in israel. and it is worth remembering that in gaza, where there is toilet water or no water for many, many lack even that basic dignity. thanks so much for watching. thanks so much for watching. anderson cooper 360 begins now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it is 3:00 a.m. in israel, the early hours of freedom for an american mother and daughter held hostage for nearly two weeks by hamas. just a moment ago the american embassy in jerusalem released this photo of them speaking with president biden. they appear to be smiling n. a new photo