it's guidance jamal chubb wishes he and wife had sooner. she gave birth to a healthy baby boy two weeks ago, while covid positive. her condition deteriorated and she is now on a ventilator in the i.c.u. the south carolina mother of three had not been vaccinated. >> for us, it was because she didn't know enough, and she didn't feel confident when it came to getting the vaccine that it wouldn't hurt our child. >> reporter: chubb told me that doctors are not optimistic about his wife's condition. he is. >> i believe in miracles, and i believe that when i look into my reminds me so much of her mother, that i want to be able to tell her that i did everything i could to get her mom back to her. >> reporter: the administrator here told me that prior to covid, the last time she had to get a mobile unit up and running like this was when she was commander of a combat support unit, 10 years ago in afghanistan. major. >> garrett: janet shamlian, thank you. today, the incoming governor of new york introduced herself, a day after cuomo announced his resi

aig, travellers, chubb, the hartford have far less but exposure here.hether this adds to the pricing power we've seen to insurers, they typically can only raise rates in these regulated markets after they show proof that the damages are exceeding what they're charging for policies and whether companies pause share buybacks to see what the rest of the hurricane season brings. as far as ida goes, the storm itself is predicted to go to the northeast bringing more rain to already saturated states think of tennessee and all it's been through that could mean more claim and tornados add to the insurance risk we know the tornado watches and warnings are widespread. so, right now it's just that the insurers are bracing to see what claims that they're going to tackle coming in and where they're coming from, kelly >> absolutely. contessa, that's great information. thank you, contessa brower >>> our next guest says when you combine covid, rising prices, higher prices are likely to see with us for a while. kathy, it's good to have you so like we've mentioned there's

. >> reporter: it's information jamal chubb wishes he and wife sierra had sooner. she was hospitalized with covid in late july while 38 weeks' pregnant. >> sierra did not get the vaccine. why? >> for us it was because she didn't know enough, and she didn't feel confident when it came to getting a vaccine that it wouldn't hurt our child. >> reporter: doctors decided to deliver their son miles by c-section a few days later. >> i've explained to my kids that sierra is sleeping and trying to get better. >> reporter: now the father of three is caring for his newborn son while sierra is on a ventilator in the icu, her lungs ravaged by covid. how is sierra doing today? >> doctors are not hopeful. i am, but they're not. >> reporter: doctors now saying covid does appear to cause increased risk of both miscarriage and still birth. here at houston's lbj hospital, the emergency room is simply overwhelmed. so much so that the blue and white tents behind me have been set up at overflow units because so many people right now are in the emergency room waiting for icu beds. >> jane

four 1/2 billion dollar manager regard ceo, timothy chubb is joining us now.think there is opportunity in cyclicals. we've seen pull back from recent highs. one of our favorite names business of the aerospace defense category, i always like to joke, niches get riches. it a focused businesses with business very few competitors, providing after-market airplane parts and airplane parts and components, seatbelts hinges, bathroom facets and like. as planes are developed they have typically margins of is a to 20%. over the full length of the 25, 30, year life of the plane, closer to 70%. ultimately a name pulled back pretty significantly within the last month or so. just as we've seen this rowcation. and i think the consumer is another great place to log especially in parcel delivery business. pricing pressure from wages has not been nearly enough to offset the pricing pressure or excuse me the opportunity i suppose on the revenue side of things and ultimately there is a lot of fish efficiency to be had as businesses fine tune. u.s. consumer in phenomenal shape and

. >> reporter: it's information jamal chubb wishes he and wife sierra had sooner.ospitalized with covid in late july while 38 weeks' pregnant. >> sierra did not get the vaccine. why? >> for us it was because she didn't know enough, and she didn't feel confident when it came to getting a vaccine that it wouldn't hurt our child. >> reporter: doctors decided to deliver their son miles by c-section a few days later. >> i've explained to my kids that sierra is sleeping and trying to get better. >> reporter: now the father of three is caring for his newborn son while sierra is on a ventilator in the icu, her lungs ravaged by covid. how is sierra doing today? >> doctors are not hopeful. i am, but they're not.

share progressive has 12% market share, all state 10%, berkshire hathaway, and then aig, travelers, chubbless, about you they still have exposure to these areas. as far as ida itself, that storm track is predicted to go up all the way to the northeast look through tennessee again remember how much flooding we saw in tennessee a week ago? these states are already rain saturated that in itself could mean more claims one more thing we have seen the tornado warnings coming there, that adds to insurance risks the tornado watches are widespread so insurers could get additional exposure along the way. >> contessa, thank you so much >>> so many reasons to wish and pray things pass relatively smoothly from here >>> a market flash on robinhood. kate rooney has some breaking news on that kate >> shares of robinhood are lower after gary gensler says a full ban of payment for order flow is, quote, on the table. this was in an interview with "barron's" on friday, saying it has inherent conflicts of interest, but also the data that some of the market makers receive is how robinhood makes the majority of