okay hertz is in proximity to 90% of the u.s. population. just our locations take airports, take local additions off airport locations so we have the real estate to put to work. we know where the cars are going. it is why a partnership with the likes of b.p. and others makes sense. b.p. by the way thinks about it in terms of just the linking of what they generate to what they transmit to what they serve but the software they develop with us will be super valuable. you can load balance electricity. you can charge at reasonable price times and so it's quite real we'll take any anxiety out of the electric vehicle user and by the way, many of these charging stations will be open to the public not just simply the hertz customers. >> okay. that's great because what i think is you need to have younger people, other than people watching the show, if they know your commitment and also know you're not just for hertz but hertz for everybody, i think that you're going to win out even if they were thinking about buying a car, that's how strongly young pe

how did the deal with hertz come act? account? about? >> by the way, liz, thank you for having me on the show. great to be here. hertz purchased 30,000evs and to support them it doesn't exist and that's bp's scope of work in the deal. they're launching this nationwide charging network for hertz, for their own internal use and to make it available for the greater public. liz: how many charges stations do you expect to build out at the hertz rental car area s? >> the needs are pretty significant. it is on a scale that the country has never seen before and our approach to this is to set up large hubs at or near center of gravity such as airports, city centers and whatnot to make it, you know, high utilization and high traffic. liz: these are across the united states. the deal includes the software that supports. ev chargers; correct? can you explain what your omega software does to play into making sure that these charging stations work for everyone? >> yeah, thanks for pointing that out. it's not a five minute fuel up anymore as it is with

how did the hertz connection come together?just from a purely data management, it's one of the most interesting businesses in the world. you have this massive fleet of 500,000 cars they're registered all over the u.s. which means registration and management of the fleet bec becomes an asset allocation problem. those problems require essentially next generation software it makes use of both foundry 1-0 and 2-0. so managing the data, get it in one place and when you have a world class ceo as they have at hertz, being able to impose the decisions on the data. there's just a lot of excitement, you know steve is kind of a cool dude and very, very in to both the operations and visions of the business and that makes a discussion around how it will be implemented and implementing decisions just really, really exciting i believe that there are going to be winners both in the software industry and other industries and people who can combine business acumen business management of very large data sets against time sensitive decisions will

hertz location for 45 minutes, he apparently told his daughter the girl's mother, taken the child to his house. the little girl, though, is okay. we've been wondering how it went. nasa is now declaring victory and its effort to change the orbit of the asteroid. the sophisticated mission was a sort of target practice. in case earth. is ever threatened by a similar space rock. abc is more norwood reports. three. what my gosh, just two weeks after scientists watched the dark spacecrafts slam into this asteroid at 14,000 mph. we're now learning more about how that historic test with nasa giving an update conducted humanity's first planetary defense test, nasa. confirms that dart successfully changed the targeted as steroids trajectory . millions watched as the refrigerator sites spacecraft locked in on its target of 500. ft space asteroid named amorphous you can clearly see its rocky surface, then all of a sudden a loss of signal moment. very few words can really capture this moment. this is beautiful to watch. stop of the falcon, nine and 10 months in the making nasa launching dort last

s shopify, hertz - >> i thought hertz was pretty good the first two are businesses and the third is pleasuregital couldn't have been a worse announcement and here we go the stock is up. that could be spending away from that the one i wish we mentioned was lindy. you heard about getting out of dodge. they got out of the dax. they got out of the german exchange and had a fantastic quarter. there's an overhang they're going to blitz right through, because they were in the german index, it kept taking them down. no longer -- congratulations to lindy for having the good sense to get out well done. >> trying to think what else autonation we missed you couple that with hertz and ford, quite a bit of auto news. >> the autos are still in short supply used autos are selling at an amazing amount ford can't produce enough new cars so used cars go up in value. that's why i thought hertz should be up more than autonation there are a lot of companies, carl, that are navigating this period fantastically, but they're not faang. apple tonight. >> i'm laughing because the pivotal upgrade from sell to buy as th

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lisa hertz for more details. march-mommy, so you can translate the name of this rally, to which about 12,000 people went, not counting dogs and children, babies did not demand anything but feeding by the hour , adults demanded support from the state in education of future citizens. what do we want we want investment in raising children, when we want it right now, a delegation with strollers, slings, bottles, nipples and diapers has reached the residence. rishi sunka. rishi dear. give us back the choice of the rish, he didn’t go out to women to become the father of the nations, he didn’t want to open free and affordable kindergartens. didn't promise. only this would give, as women believe, the choice to go to work immediately after giving birth or sit on maternity leave. childbirth allowance is not enough for a woman to stay at home what i get from the state by the birth of my daughter. that's just £82 a week until march. first six months. that's all for many london is a city without indigenous people. and emigran

it's located near shad dock and hertz street. 12 additional housing beds and 32 shelter beds. >> i do believe this project is a model for other cities in other state. but having shelter, supportive services all in one integrated building with the goal of create ago true pathway to permanent housing. >> the project was built with funding from measure o approved in 2018. nonprofits and the government. dan: san francisco's fastest growing neighborhood will finally get that school they have been fighting for for such a long time mission bay will have an elementary school ready for enrollment by 2025. abc7 news reporter leian melendez has followed this road to near completion and explains why it took so long. >> meet 2 year-old joe. he'll probably never remember that he was part of a ground-breaking ceremony for his future school. he brought some help with him in 2025, once completed, this is where they will likely go to school in their mission bay neighborhood. >> it's a two-minute walk. [laughter] so i don't think it bette reporter: i neighborhood that has built 6,000 units missing from

of the city's convention district was another major sign that san francisco is bouncing back says hertz teen dreamforce was huge for san francisco. we have 40,000 folks coming in from outside of the city. the pandemic had a direct impact on shutting businesses down but crime, the open air drug market and the ongoing condition of the unhoused in san francisco. >> i'm helping to attract those working from home to come back to the office says her state. >> i think we have to be honest about the barriers to coming back to the work and one of them certainly is public safety. and that's something that we hear from the chamber of commerce's number companies. there's 1000 of them every single day that employees who don't feel safe don't want to come back. >> is there ever going to be a time when downtown san francisco will be what it was prior to the pandemic? >> you know. i'm not sure the temperatures go up or be exactly the same. i don't know. coming back fully 5 days a week. but i think we're in a new world where we have to imagine a downtown to point out. i that you run for new. >> next on

hertz, health experts say the covid 19 pandemic created what they call a global mental health health crisis. 25% rise in anxiety and depressive disorders disorders in the first year of the outbreak, we are living with with the aftermath. today is world mental health day, if you find yourself struggling, really really take it in, you're not alone. the experts say the first first step is breaking the taboo taboo around asking and getting help. >> the main thing is, how can someone recognize that they need need help. are there aspects of our lives that are suffering? sleep is often the first one, changes in behavior. motivation. motivation. being invested in the relationships that we have. >> britain's mental health foundation study the best ways to deal with problems like anxiety and depression, they have these two tips to boost your mental health. connecting with nature, go for a walk, we live in a beautiful place, exercise, get your heart rate up, talk to somebody, and try to to get more sleep. don't use alcohol and drugs to cope, and manage your money and your debt, debt, to give yo

there are absolutely absolute so to say, yes, here is the president of israel hertz.es , hertz, gave a powerful slap in the face now ba. yes, very very well done. it's courteous. in the sense that a very civilized culturally sent, so to speak, on all counts, and done. this is in washington , not even in their own country in washington, that is, first they did it with the saudis of saudi arabia with oil. and now i did it, israel with weapons for ukraine refusing to say so, yes, yes, i i agree with some experts that it is generally better that they do not even give this information. there, i don't know what they give, but to do nothing at all. this is right for our relations with israel. it would only be better and not only for our relationship. but the fact that they refused, now and categorically refused, despite all the pressure that was put on them there and continues, it turns out they refused to supply lethal weapons. uh, the kiev regime, in order to understand the complete hopelessness of this strategic. but no, they perfectly understand when they are afraid that

heartedly county has begun to consolidate its shelters as the need goes down, many staying at the hertz arena as they try to figure out what to do next in a sterile florida rivera fox news red cross is in florida, providing aid and resources to hurricane victims. ktvu and fox are trying to help in that mission. our parent company has donated $1 million to the relief efforts. if you can help just scan that q r code right there on your screen, or you can visit red cross .org/ fox forward. okay the trend is for warmer as we head into the next few days into the following week or this coming weekend numbers will get into the low nineties. today's temperature's warmer than yesterday but still manageable and speak of manageable in terms of fire. danger concerns still manageable in terms of temperatures and no red flag warning indications or anything like that. to worry right about right now we do have a little patchy fog at the coast. got a bunch of pacifica, some moving into the avenues of san francisco. we're looking out at the oakland at the, uh pork there, and you can see some of the big c

and wide-eyed, it is necessary to refute him, because he played a mustache to a certain extent or in hertz conversations about the fact that he drank armenian cognac do not quite correspond maybe he really liked it when he and stalin drank there, but he drank champagne like any aristocrat. so let's not be, and i love myself. churchill, i can't call him winslen somehow. i don't think it's very appropriate, but please tell me why the japanese are the government in the matter assistance to ukraine and ukrainians, it is closer to us than the israelis . japan is such a closed country, an island with a difficult attitude towards foreigners, and opened the door and took it upon itself to help ukrainian refugees and also began to try to restore the broken as a result, as well as the russian resurgence in our enterprises in the energy sector of ukraine, something else is written there, but i will focus on japan, we do not know about it well, the traditions of the japanese do not stick out, the japanese have always been very active in helping ukraine, the japanese embassy is very active in ukraine,

until the moment you told us that about the hertz. no one has heard anything about there being contact between those 2 vehicles. i think really put is a legally k e o spot that i thought that was defi, cadillac calls on my luck a i think you're on that the bottom little mile. okay. your housing or yours level both seemed it was that they didn't like very little getting those it way live and it was a lot, a lot of a your control up alone. i was older. look as something on the movie going is in lisbon told us border patrol never contacted him to get his account of the crash. the critical incident team report include summary statements from the other survivors, but each one is barely more than a sentence long. is there any investigative value and thus why really, they're not very thorough. james wong was a senior official and internal affairs at customs and border protection will replace the agency that overseas border patrol. you'd wanna ask them laugh, you know, how fast were you going? did anything strike your vehicle or your did your

of the city's convention district was another major sign that san francisco is bouncing back says hertz teen dreamforce was huge for san francisco. we have 40,000 folks coming in from outside of the city. the pandemic had a direct impact on shutting businesses down but crime, the open air drug market and the ongoing condition of the unhoused in san francisco. >> i'm helping to attract those working from home to come back to the office says her steen. >> i think we have to be honest about the barriers to coming back to the work and one of them certainly is public safety. and that's something that we hear from the chamber of commerce's number companies. there's 1000 of them every single day that employees who don't feel safe don't want to come back. >> is there ever going to be a time when downtown san francisco will be what it was prior to the pandemic? >> you know. i'm not sure the temperatures go up or be exactly the same. i don't know coming back fully 5 days a week. but i think we're in a new world where we have to imagine a downtown to point out. how is it that you on for news? >> a

one all and that's how it remained at halftime and at the hour mark hertz. i took the lead sewage sir, die with a superb. so low effort but on this free kick fryeburg denied heritage there elusive home victory. kevin shot at the beneficiary of a major blunder from keeper oliver christensen to all the final score. frustration per heritage remain stuck just above the relegation zone. but also for fry board who missed their chance to possibly grab 1st place to watching d. w news. just reminder the top story we're following for you several ukrainian cities including the capital t of have been hit by russian missile strikes. ukrainian official say at least 8 people in the capital have been killed. i'm terry martin. sports life is up next. thanks for watching. ah, with 30 successful with african american business people in the u. it. they all the 2nd largest community of media. and they remember growing america was black up applause. reach, successful, and power with on d. w. with these places in europe are smashing all the records into more adventure. just don't

now, thank you one hertz from a prominent european politician that it doesn't matter whether it's a fighting or making law on the grass underneath them, get trampled. and if we expand that magic hora to the jewel political situation in the world today, not just the grass underneath them, the fact that it's the valley, some villagers world, depart miles away.

the legend of love 250 confirmed victories fought in the squadron grim hertz in green hearts was in the, and how did this order get into a private collection? now this is no longer for me, if you want an answer to this question? you should get to know the personality of the last owner better. what to do now a calm down asked for three hours. yes, calm down. eh kiryuha kiryuha that one went? well, about this after thank god that he remained alive. remember who advised you to attribute this order to this professor. i can't think about pain right now. jokes if you are ready for a new life, big changes are already at the door, knock knock, let the changes into your house. you are waiting for surprises. we will come up with requests so that we have a place to play all sorts of shelters, and a wild fantasy kitchen, we are waiting for help to realize the idea. we all offer a swedish wall launch the ceiling. and at the hugging bed is our team in everything. and quickly convenient even er, perhaps more effective than the use of special equipment plans, drawn up tools assembled. let's go to work

duke isaac, the details of the negotiations are unknown, but after hertz said that more was said aboutamic republic. in total, we mainly discussed the topic of iran, its desire to obtain nuclear weapons, suppression their own citizens by violent violent methods and activity early on by supplying weapons that kill innocent civilians. the duke of ukraine probably meant drones the day before it was reported that he even brought some evidence of their deliveries to russia to the white house. however, no one has yet seen them, israel still refuses to supply weapons to ukraine, provides only humanitarian assistance, which causes displeasure and at some politicians in washington and kiev, many believed that at the meeting of the presidents, biden would raise the issue military assistance to ukraine however, this did not seem to happen, each state providing assistance to ukraine should do it on its own terms, because they have their own national security issues and we respect that israel will make its own decision , however, without israel, assistance is sufficient and possible the white house

the disabled american veterans are here, set up at the hertz arena at ft. myers. from the small business administration, you're a veteran, come and see us. people are looking for anyone that can help them restart their lives. >> we got to get them all of the help they can get. all right. nadia, great to see you. terrific reporting down there. we'll be right back. ugh! advil dual actioion fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. ♪ ♪ great value stting at six dollars. only from ihop. downad the app and earn free food with everorder. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed y

. ♪ back at hertz arena, she wonders about all the moan that's been donated. >> they say a million more is all the funds going? that's my honest question. >> reporter: britney, who we just heard from, tells us they don't access to do laundry, and they've been here for two weeks. the american red cross telling us today they are actively sorting through clothes donations so they can provide the clothes to the shelter residents. bianna? >> an important reminder the road to recovery will be a long one. nadia rho mea, thank you. >>> thank you for joins us today. at this hour with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. at this hour, president biden talks exclusively to cnn from ukraine to the risk of a recession. much more on that. plus the calls to resign growing louder and louder still in los angeles. the city council members at the center of a racist scandal are still refusing to step

because uh three friends shirvindt derzhavin and andrey uh, and more and more, by the way, saying more hertzough we were later reproached, they said that it was absolutely not fat. they also completely blew this movie. she was fine anyway. we still had fun, you know. after such luck, i'll throw, and you cling to any offer to multiply multiply multiply multiply it. and you could easily refuse so somehow. well, i'm not interested. i don't want to. here they will be in the theater. choose what is of interest. she was more interested in the theater and if only, well, something interested. and it's so simple well i do not know. but one film has become very important for you, maybe the most important, maybe it has become even more important for you than the officers. these are the waves above us in the seventy-third year. put the fragment you. you blame my sister. and you should talk to her and listen to her. she acts justly convinced of the right to choose. bogdan cannot live without her. but for the sake of love, people do not make such sacrifices. i am silent because we ourselves understand wit

these are socks not in hertz. the soldier changes his shoes, so that his feet dry, so that several points open in the novosibirsk region to keep warm, to collect yarn and stocks of pobeda socks went further calls from smolensk irkutsk krasnoyarsk also go with a desire to join and when the socks are so the same, i just want to say socks equal two times, in each pair the knitter puts a letter of prayer or a child’s drawing from any backed note by a soldier a granddaughter reads the words of an eight-year-old. nastya grandmothers, it’s not easy anymore here is called echo of the forties, and you are the most courageous, strong, my grandmother. she said she knitted socks for you so that you would be warm in novokuznetsk, everything started. after the people's cry abandoned the union, the women of kuzbass were called with many of everyone who can knit, who cannot carry yarn 8 hours goes to a pair of socks at 6:00 on a mitten every free minute, natalia istomina takes up knitting needles. so i honestly knit and read a pr

lauren: no, that was hertz and i didn't have a joyce.hey were upgraded to $31 price point and talking tail winds. increased demand for rental cars because economies around the world are reopening and there's limited supply because of the semiconductor shortage. stu: tell me about verizon, please, because i believe it's in the green. lauren: up 2% and at&t up 2%. we told you raymond james likes at&t and say they'll outpace verizon but verizon ceo telling yahoo finance this is our peak year and spending about $22 billion this year. stu: $22 billion? lauren: yeah, well they acquired so much spectrum last year and now coming to fruition. stu: tattooed chef. lauren: they make plant-based bowls and down 7%. they cut them half their price target and say if you look at tattooed chef's top four customers, which account for two-thirds of revenue, none of them are growing or at least they haven't in months so this is a opportunity to look at beyond meat again. remember i said they were down # 0 pester -- 80% last time we looked at movers and charli

. >> reporter: the family of three is staying at the hertz arena run by the red cross. children, families, hundreds of cots. organizers tell us about 500 people will be staying here tonight. >> the red cross is here as long as need be. >> reporter: a big ask for many, a warm shower. the comforts of the home that hurricane ian took away. >> everything to someone now affected by the hurricane. >> i had my first nightmare. it was about 2:00 this morning. >> reporter: denise griffin is also staying here. here home in fort meyers beach was wiped away. a former paramedic and 911 dispatcher, she is frustrated how mandatory evacuation orders played out. >> i wish i would have known earlier, i could have walked off the island. we had less than 30 hours and i have a bike. i don't have a car. >> reporter: florida's lieutenant governor stopped by. we asked her about the criticism and calls for accountability. >> we are going to engage on focusing on rebuilding. we are not going to criticize our local emergency managers. >> reporter: she says she wants to focus on making sure people

discourage the dog’s desire to bark without causing pain or anxiety, it is even called soothing near fifty, hertzou how your transformers are. this means that the feeling is quite significant, but comparable to an old drill, the device reacted to extraneous sounds, a loud voice and noise from a saw only with a squeak. experts from the rudn veterinary center believe that collars with sound and vibration do not cause much harm to the animal. but the cynologist sees in them the danger of collars that only beat vibration, but can bring an alarming dog. yes, even more anxiety. can't be bought just hang the collar on the dog and leave the house, and there will be a lot of problems in the dog, depression can begin and other psychological problems arise. now let's check the scammers who shock the device for 450 rubles. she reacted to all extraneous sounds. i'm talking. it keeps on shocking me. the sample for 3.500 has two modes, soft only sound and vibration, and the second classic, in which a discharge is added. this collar was the only one that did not respond to extraneous noise, a reliable device, yo

at least 59 people have been killed and 150-hertz in the stampede that occurred during a halloween eventoul. they fear the number dead could grow even higher per joins us later with this. >> hi eric eppley horrific scenes last a few minutes south korean officials have updated that death told her they believe at least 120 people may have died in this stampede. over 100 injured per the incident happened around 10:00 p.m. local time with a large crowd pushed onto a narrow strip of this happened during a halloween event in the capitol seoul. it's a very busy area of the city where the stampede occurred. there were a lot of young people out on the streets. reports of perhaps up to 100,000 people were out and about in the area at the time. and we can see is him these video clips hundreds of emergency workers rushing to the scene to try and treat the injured, desperately sad scenes and people giving cpr. it is reported in many of those died seem to have suffered a cardiac arrest, crush injuries. there are desperate f's efforts to save lives for there are fears the death toll may rise yet furthe

. >> reporter: the family of three is staying at the hertz arena.e here, but the red cross provided this video that shows children, families, hundreds of cots. organizers tell us about 500 people will be staying here tonight. a big ask for many, a warm shower, the comforts of home that ian took away. >> it's everything to someone now affected by the hurricane. >> i had my first nightmare about 2:00 this morning. >> reporter: denise griffin is also staying here. her former home has been wiped away. she's frustrated how the mandatory evacuation orders had played out. >> i wish i had noun earlier. i could have walked off the island. we have less than 30 hours. i have a bike. i don't have a car. >> reporter: florida's lieutenant governor stopped by. we asked her about criticism and accountability. >> we're not going to criticize our local emergency managers. >> reporter: she said she wants to focus on making sure people have access to services they desperately need. >> fema's been an integrated and active partner every step of the way, so we're really p

. >> bryan: 84 missiles have blitzed targeting civilians. 14 dead, 97-hertz and 43 missiles have been down. they have hit and terrorized the major cities. it is bad news, i get it, what year is the bad news for the russians. this is all they have got here they have missile stocks which have a bottom. they could use them and they could do this, but they have to show strength. vladimir putin had to show strength to some of his critics in russia. this is great, we love it, keep it going. really? you will keep this going if you want to unite the entire world against you or may be shattered china support if you continue this because clearly, these are not military targets. the world knows they are not controlling ukraine. they also know that your army is absolutely awful and they are unmotivated. sent you decided to call 300,000, 250,000, 18-54 russians have left your country. >> ainsley: look at the front cover of "the new york post." it says "kids in line of fire as mad flag civilians ukraine missile barrage." playgrounds, that is a picture of them attacking a playground with the person

. >> reporter: the family of three is staying at the hertz arena, a mega shelter in lee county run byich shows children, families, hundreds of cot. about 500 people will be staying here tonight. >> the red cross is here for as long as need be. >> reporter: the comforts of the home that hurricane ian took away. >> it's everything to someone now affected by the hurricane. >> i had my first nightmare at about 2:00 this morning. >> reporter: denise is also staying here. her home in fort myers beach was wiped away. she's frustrated by how mandatory evacuation orders played out. >> i wish i had known earlier. given me a couple of days i could have walked off the island. but we had less than 30 hours. i have a bike, i don't have a car. >> reporter: florida's lieutenant governor stopped by. we asked her about the criticism and calls for accountability. >> we're going to engage on focusing on rebuilding. we are not going to criticize our local emergency managers. >> reporter: she said she wants to focus on making sure people have access to services they desperately need. >> fema's been an inte

. >> the family is staying at hertz arena, run by the red cross.red cross provided this video which shows children, families and hundreds of cots, organizers tell us about 500 people will be staying here tonight. >> and the red cross is here for as long as need be. >> reporter: a big ask for many, a warm shower and the comforts of the home that hurricane ian took away. >> it is everything to someone affected the hurricane. >> i have my first nightmare at about 2:00 this morning. >> >> reporter: dean he's is still staying here. her home was wiped away. a former paramedic and 911 dispatcher she's frustrated about how mandatory evacuation orders played out. >> i wish i would have known earlier, i could have walked off the island and we have less than 30 hours and i have a bike and i don't have a car. >> reporter: we asked the criticism and calls for accountability. >> we're going engage on focussing owe rebuilding. we're not going to criticize our local emergency managers. they want to make sure people have access to services. >> fema has been an acti

of the city's convention district was another major sign that san francisco is bouncing back says hertz teen dreamforce was huge for san francisco. we have 40,000 folks coming in from outside of the city. the pandemic had a direct impact on shutting businesses down but crime, the open air drug market and the ongoing condition of the unhoused in san francisco. >> i'm helping to attract those working from home to come back to the office says her state. >> i think we have to be honest about the barriers to coming back to the work and one of them certainly is public safety. and that's something that we hear from the chamber of commerce's number companies. there's 1000 of them every single day that employees who don't feel safe don't want to come back. >> is there ever going to be a time when downtown san francisco will be what it was prior to the pandemic? >> you know. i'm not sure the temperatures go up or be exactly the same. i don't know. coming back fully 5 days a week. but i think we're in a new world where we have to imagine a downtown to point out. i that you run for new. >> oakland

it doesn't feel normal when you're sitting at hertz arena, obviously, asking for supplies, prescriptiongs, a blanket, right, to survive for the next couple of days. if you're tracking a timeline and you're looking at how people recover from this and rebuild, at what point can people expect really just to get a stable roof over their heads? the folks who have lost everything, their entire home, not knowing what comes next. >> this is going to be a long process. and this is something that the state will be very focused on right now, working with -- and this is not just fema. you're going to be talking to hud and other agencies looking for those long-term housing solutions. and i think that's an important part of the president's message today. we've seen this robust response. but showing that -- the federal government is going to be there long after the cameras go away to help people in what will be a long recovery. >> there seems to be -- dan, i don't mean to put you on the spot here -- a systemic issue when it comes to recovery and help in dealing with hurricane aftermath. and i've seen

of the city's convention district was another major sign that san francisco is bouncing back says hertz teen dreamforce was huge for san francisco. we have 40,000 folks coming in from outside of the city. the pandemic had a direct impact on shutting businesses down but crime, the open air drug market in the ongoing condition of the unhoused in san francisco. >> i'm helping to attract those working from home to come back to the office says her state. >> i think we have to be honest about the barriers to coming back to the work and one of them certainly is public safety. and that's something that we hear from the chamber of commerce's number companies. there's 1000 of them every single day that employees who don't feel safe don't want to come back. >> is there ever going to be a time when downtown san francisco will be what it was prior to the pandemic? >> you know. i'm not sure the temperatures go up or be exactly the same. i don't know coming back fully 5 days a week. but i think we're in a new world where we have to imagine a downtown to point out. i that you on for news. >> after seve

of the city's convention district was another major sign that san francisco is bouncing back says hertz teen dreamforce was huge for san francisco. we have 40,000 folks coming in from outside of the city. the pandemic had a direct impact on shutting businesses down but crime, the open air drug market and the ongoing condition of the unhoused in san francisco. >> i'm helping to attract those working from home to come back to the office says her state. >> i think we have to be honest about the barriers to coming back to the work and one of them certainly is public safety. and that's something that we hear from the chamber of commerce's number companies. there's 1000 of them every single day that employees who don't feel safe don't want to come back. >> is there ever going to be a time when downtown san francisco will be what it was prior to the pandemic? >> you know. i'm not sure the temperatures go up or be exactly the same. i don't know coming back fully 5 days a week. but i think we're in a new world where we have to imagine a downtown to point out. i think that you run for new. >> oak

be confirmed and the devil is in the details igor well, well lisa thanks for the detailed account hertz prime minister of the united kingdom and the upcoming election of her successor the leaders of the european union gathered today in brussels to decide how set an upper limit on the price of russian gas. and is it necessary to establish the starting positions of the summit participants, which are directly opposite, and there is no agreement between the main players in the eu, germany and france, the germans they fear that an attempt to limit prices will turn into a crisis in the supply of blue fuel for them, as for assistance to ukraine, eu leaders in brussels speak of unity on this issue, but at home they are faced with an open position. nikita korzun will tell you more. the ceiling on prices for russian gas and additional measures to support ukraine, the topic for the discussion of which the european leaders gathered today in brussels appeared in all its futility about hydrocarbons. everything is clear, no matter how ursula vonderlein exhorted her colleagues, adheres to political gui

the class did emerge from the wreckage on hertz rentals max to stop and has already secured this season's will championship. on friday, the team were fined $7000000.00 for breaking last year's budget. i don't feel that we need to apologize. i think that, um, there are lessons that have been learned. i think that sir, you know, everybody can learn from this. and hopefully now the chapter can, ah, you know, we, we've taken off pounding in public. we've taken a very public pounding. ah, through the accusation has been made through other teams. we've had our driver's buddhist circus. okay. more sport sir, coming up the other day with that is how we're looking for looking forward to it. thank you, annie. all right, that's it from me. m language for this news hour. but don't go anywhere. i'll have more of the day's news each afternoon. ah. for the 2nd, the 2nd time that i'm going to be at a woke up the 1st time was in south africa in 2010. it really was the basement favor. now again, the country that on residing is hosting a little and i know that a lot of people who live here that might be the

here we measure tvs in hertz, people measure in meters, some in millimeters, and you are birds, what do you measure in the number of love songs? dear dreamers, i will now stand up for this cute bird. here you are, and here it was. but we were waiting for something, but you yourself ever performed upside down, it was like that, but i never performed upside down, but in the performance the ideal husband i 20 minutes in a motionless position. i write on the lounges for several meters on the stage of the art theater motionless, and dmitry nikolaevich well, allow me tom cruise or as we say, a stuntman, do all your stunts absolutely always and i also graduated from the opera class. there you had to lie and hang not with your head and fall and sing to the contile at that moment, but the most memorable event in my life was in kazakhstan because it was a multi-ton installation that i was attached to. i sang, i was tied with a rope, and i was still walking at a moment not with head. i walked and sang and at that moment there was a hurricane and drops flowed down. uh, it rained on me from that

bryant wrote a wonderful book when helping hertz where he deals with the flipping the philanthropic modelnd really empowering people and dignifying treating them like i drop my gift i have but someone with whom i want to exchange. also therapists are the questions you did an amazing job with not underscore that enough but frankly in-depth vision of an understanding of black america for not only in terms of history but also of the present day. one in which even those of us who have grown up in those communities who are of that community and have been that school system quite frankly do not always get as adept as that. just giving you that off the top. >> thank you. sobering theirs could not of been a betterr time for this to be hosted so thank you to cater for that. ate them as well so what you utilized the vision of america as a whole. talk about the american dream these idealistic goals. there is this euphoria s of sors about being american what that means being promised for the future it holds. something's large and kept away from black america quite frankly since our inception in the c

up to t-mobile in terms of 5g network performance and capabilities and they're getting to 100 mega hertz positive subscriber growth using a more segmented approach i'll leave it at that, but it is having an impact on the stock price. $50 is now their price target at oppenheimer as they upgraded to outperform >> i thought it was significant. >> would be. >> because they were right about -- when they downgraded it >> exactly >> constellation brands, you have them on tonight and they have what's called depletion. they had amazing numbers some people thought they were light. they solved their water problems they're selling their low-end wine, and people have decided, it really doesn't matter it's going to -- because they have the cannabis, maybe, it's going to loss but i know this business pretty well and all the growth in beer is coming from them, and the stock, h historically, on the day it reports, trades down, but the numbers were extraordinary, and if you're in that business, you are so jealous of them they're getting rid of the -- to the wine group, i don't know if you know them, cooke

. >> how about tonight >> i have levi's and i have hertz.hat company around remember steve, goldman sachs. >> cfo. >> yeah. when you talked to him, he was pretty demonstrative. >> straightforward gentleman >> my wife would say, who is that you're talking to >> we'll keep our eyes out more mannheim. >> that's something positive that and the fact that the mets are going to get swept, according to david. >> and you're going to 5-0, i'm sure >> you had to share that mets fans, we're always negative so we're ready you got to be negative to stay positive >> that's really good. >>> dow is down 465. don't go anywhere. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." rick san stelly live at cm hq for a crazy busy week. we're expecting our final august read on wholesale inventories expected to be up 1.3% indeeds, it remains mid-month final at 1.3%. and that continues to be the best just in a couple of months, but remember, inventories are, at one point were very important. now it's almost the scourge of retail on to trade, the sales side, august number exp

association, bob woodson who many of you know, brian fickert wrote wonderful book called when helping hertz where he deals with flipping our philanthropic model and really empowering people in dignifying them by treating them as not just as recipients, right who i'm going to sort of drop my gift on your head, but rather as someone with whom i want to exchange and so it's an important kind of paradigm shift that i think we all need to think about in our philanthropic models. so i'll stop there and then we'll get started with the questions. absolutely. i think that that deserves a round of applause. very happy to be here with both marcus and rachel you guys did an amazing job with this book. we cannot underscore that enough. it is a very thorough and quite frankly in depth vision of an understanding of black america not only in terms of history, but also up through present day one in which even those of us who have grown up in those communities who are of that community and have been through that school system quite frankly don't always get as in-depth as that. so just giving you that off the

should n’t the state be changed to a hertz for a yellow block so that the canoe finally notices, butrope are more important and you need to put pressure on a weak spot on germany germany, which, well , was before covid and before the conflict now relevant in ukraine, was the most powerful economy in europe, of course, she happens to be competitor. it also removes a competitor in the economy. yes, it is easier for them to manage through the vector. the union is a weak country. well, in a military sense, if you ca n’t completely strangle him economically, then, of course, the united states will be happy to drag germany into the conflict in ukraine, and then it’s already easy, well, germany, most likely, physically. maybe, well, cease to exist. the european currency is also suffering, the exchange rate has already turned out to be below the level of the dollar, and this trend is not the first day there are many reasons. one of the latest output of business activity statistics in eu industry, if you look at the economy of western europe, you can understand that it is in an extremely depl

it was just the same hertz during the polish uprising.a country that defends its national interests and it is strange that this person hangs in moscow state university who is ashamed that he is russian and who lived in exile khayal his country. it should not hang at the main university, so that it is not perceived as such an ideal thinker, which you need to study and build your life on it does not bother you. i also wanted defeat. here we turn to an interesting topic. well, i want to characterize. and here is such a patriotic unpatriotic confrontation with the good old words that the slavophils go to nihilist their and other nails. unclean. this is roughly what it looks like. and here it is indeed, and our political tradition. russian and what i want to say about this means, and there are state universities in state universities, state policy should be pursued. and ah politics, we do n't have an ideology. maybe i just wanted to say that state geology should also be spread there in some way, since we do not have a state ideology, and there

giggled, parodied american journalists, however, cheerful joe set up to convince israel, did not help, hertz said that israel simply cannot to supply ukraine with its air defense the way they have, firstly, a limited number of these systems, and in general, israel would not want israeli air defense to suddenly fall into the hands of the iranians or another attacker. opposition leader netanya also fears that because of the supply of air defense abroad. they may end up in the wrong hands. against this background, stoltenberg has already supported the imposition of sanctions against iran for supporting russia and supplying drones. and most importantly, the hawk is a pensioner. all i usa bolton believes that because of the support of russia, it is necessary to overthrow regime in iran one response to the sanctions and then turned out to be a coup. the duke of israel's president ends his two-day visit to washington with talks with president joe biden in the oval office. among the most pressing issues of the day is iranian involvement. in the russian-ukrainian conflict and the use of drones made b

not whether to change the hertz state to a yellow block so that the canoe finally notices, but, apparentlyny in germany, which was well, before covid and before the conflict now relevant in ukraine, was the most powerful economy in europe of course, she is a competitor. it also removes a competitor in the economy. yes, it is easier for them to manage through the vector union and the country is weak. well, in a military sense, if you ca n’t completely strangle it economically, then, of course, the united states will be happy to drag germany into the conflict in ukraine, and then it’s just germany, most likely, physically. maybe, well, cease to exist. the european currency is also suffering, the exchange rate has already turned out to be below the level of the dollar, and this trend is not the first day there are many reasons . without uh here, especially after the incident on the northern oil streams. eh, then without any special prospects for recovery, a conclusion is drawn from this. that is, first of all, an explanation. why the euro fell drastically against the ruble and against the dol

jalon hertz, the defense is playing phenomenal. the defensive line is the only one over there that can rival the 49ers, so i would say, yes, the buffalo bills one of the best in the nfl. >> it would be interesting to see how they would have done a week ago against the chiefs . >> yeah, leverage, tackling, just the normal, every day universal things you're supposed to do on defense, with mccaffrey, getting his normal touches. not be on a pitch schedule, i would like to see this 49ers' team versus kansas city. >> we'll take a break. when we come back, i'll ask donte, what do you do on a bye-week? but first a preview of the news, which is coming up next. >>> i'm gia vang in the nbc bay area studios tracking several developing stories, jackie speier calling out a tweet by twitter's new owner, what elon musk is saying about the attack on paul pelosi. and what police found inside the pacific heights home when they arrived. >>> and there's a chance rain is heading our way. rob mayeda is tracking that for us and what it means for your >>>