doctor hilton, let me start with you.er booster for all adults, how significant will that be as we head into the holidays? >> you know, i think it's incredibly significant. what we know is that if we're looking at november 16th, 2021, we literally yesterday lost 1400 lives. to give you an idea of how we're doing in the progress of this pandemic. a year ago on november 16th, 2020, we lost 1,000 lives. we're losing more people now despite the fact that we have vaccines and other therapeutics in place than a year ago. we have to make progress on this front. >> how can that be? i think people hear that. it's striking that more people are dying every day from covid right now than a year ago. is that simply because there are still so many unvaccinated folks? >> it's a number of things. we language have 59% of americans fully vaccinated. there's a different in mask mandates that were being acceptable last year than they were now. and then, again, we didn't have the delta variant as we were fighting against in 2020 that we do now

paris hilton, betty white cameron diaz? >> i'm going to guess paris hilton.. on the board with one. more valuable than yours. jesse, your first question. which of these rich and shameless has a home with a r man-made beach? stop with sand imported from the caribbean, is itca bill gates, david hoff or luna, who to chris? >> i'm going to go ludacris. kennedy: you are wrong. my former neighbor, bill gates. there he is imported from the caribbean, beautiful sand. >> that shocks s me. kennedy: yes, it's disgusting. i'm writing him a letter. hey bill, what are you doing? thank you. brad, which of these rich and shameless -- this is great. asas for nipples? jelly for tone, harry styles for liz zero? >> i feel like i know any of these answers will get me in trouble. i'll go with harry styles. kennedy: brad is also on the board. harry styles, difficult to play thune inlt tokyo with. tuning tokyo, here we go. good job. guide, which of these rich and shameless spent over $40 million to build a 500-foot tall i clock inside a mountain that takes just one figure times once

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fox news channel california double-faced podcast, steve hilton is back. back. >> great to be with you. kennedy: is the vaccine mandate for companies with more than 100 workers, is that dead in the water or where the biden administration weight out legal issues and try to resuscitate it? >> let's hope it is because it's outrageous and illegal far, already found, one. reporter: estate audit and judged it to be illegal already. they're going through the process and you've got cincinnati court looking at it and other cases, lawyers of which i am one say it will end up squished together into one big case and end up with the supreme court so it will continue to be tested but you look at this and you can see how outrageous it is on many levels. the federal government has no business intervening in this, if it were a health emergency, but something the constitution prescribes to the states so just on that, it is completely wrong. they may claim they are using emergency authorization, we are now two years into this, they spent two months writing the rules so how c

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you sort through ideas that i just know dogs and thcorvettes can all of a sudden you have conrad hilton and the more subjects you arere interested in the more chances of coming up with something innovative so i would never tell anyone not to study any subject. and to always start with the history. where does it come from? who first had this concept and the role it plays in society? i just wrote a newsletter that we published later this week talking about the family and how they ran their business and the way the venture capitalist act today between the money and the people doing the work. it is a little bit of a surprise toth some people. >> is there any significance to the 160 recommendation? >> i just ran out of steam and pages. i cut it off. i invite people to e-mail me or contact me on my website and ask what is a good book on this? and with my areas of interest i will fire back within an hour or two a within 24 hours ifif i am traveling like i am now to give you a list of books sometimes at the double checked the authors in the titles but i started what i thought was the most impor

branded and managed by hilton's group >>> we'll see you in a few minutes. thank you. >> sounds good. >>> to your markets and money. and perhaps the answer to two big questions facing investors right now. number one, how long will this crushing inflation last, and number two, why aren't bonds or stocks for that matter, responding to the numbers? e let's talk about both with p steven whiting, chief investment strategist at citi global wealth good to have you on. >> good morning. >> good morning. what does transitory mean to you? every commodity we talk about is higher now than a few months ago. how long do you and your team see inflation rising >> commodities, again, are going to have a supply response in the coming year. tell me a year in which we don't see the oil price rise sharply and production doesn't follow. so i think from the perspective of headline inflation, i'm less worried about the coming 12 months just look at futures prices, they're about 15% lower, 12-month delivery than they are right now. even if that doesn't happen we're going to lose a bi

you see performance like expedia or hilton, american airlines, royal caribbean, all up 20 or 30%. look at another slide, more of the same look at marriott, hyatt, and then disney. so it needs to get its magic back earnings are thursday and the thought is it is setting up for something quite good the first chart is a two-panel we are looking at disney on the top and on the bottom we are looking at relative performance to the pieer group which is hospitality, cruise as a sector. disney has underperformed for seven or ten months. the thinking is we will get a bounce the stock closed at 175. the bet is we will get about 185 on the earnings. >> mike, what is the tradeoff for that >> disney is an interesting case, of course. we have a situation where this company has gone all in on streaming. that has worked out very well. there are a couple of benefits to that. a good business and they are executing. and the other is the benefit as a shareholder and investor, that will typically trade at a higher multiple than some of disney's historical businesses. we are approaching the second annive

. >>> well, antonia hilton is back in grapevine, texas with the latest on this story.ame last week. how much did this impact the final decision? >> reporter: they'll tell you school board elections are a large part of what fueled this final decision as some of the school board members seemed to be concerned in community members' views that some of the folks who wanted whitfield to be fired with hold him accountable, push for them to have new spots. this building behind me here was packed with parents, young student and residents, the majority of whom were there in support of dr. whitfield and expressed outrage, pain, worry that this was going to cast the entire community in a really bad light, as most of the parents there last night believed that this is racially motivated. the district maintains, they agree that whitfield never taught or promoted critical race theory but they moved forward due to deficiencies in his performance as principal. and this all began in the wake of george floyd's murder and community criticism over the way he spoke out about all of this. tak

curtis mean its paris hilton. >> is a married woman media personality.ed the knot with fiance carter lavish ceremony at a private estate in los angeles. this morning in her first instagram post has a wife hilton shared a shot of herself. posing behind her veil giving fans a glimpse of her wedding dress. announce their engagement to room who are is a 40 year-old venture capitalist in february. she probably said that's hot. paris in love. there's some kind of reality series. >> scatter. love david letterman interviewing her know if you ever know about those. letterman used to as as he was won't to do kind of give it to or yeah. in a sly fashion sense that that south year-old and that wraps up kron 4 news at night thanks for being with us all week. have a great weekend, everybody. but don't go anywhere, at least not for another hour. we have one more hour of news to go. >> ken and pam looking fresh on a friday night. that's pretty good for friday. all week. you guys have a great weekend to face the king. thank thank you both. and coming up on kron 4 news at

she is a member of transportation and infrastructure committee and represents the charleston and hilton head island areas of that state. let's take you calls -- your calls. one week in arlington -- malik in arlington, texas. caller: i would like to say that the republican is nothing more than a fascist movement. they are comprised of people after the end of the civil war. the only use democracy as an oppressive measure against ethnic minorities. i would like to correct the congresswoman when she said we received a tax cut under president trump. we never received a tax cut. in fact, my taxes were higher under president trump than under president obama. 28.862 on $8,000. she is incorrect when she says it is nothing more than right wing propaganda. host: there is a lot to work with there. go ahead, congresswoman. guest: thank you. i talked earlier about lowering the temperature. when we attack either side or the middle, calling them fascist and giving them a label, that is part of the reason we have this division. i really blame social media for a lot of this. if you have watched the socia

nbc's antonia hilton has been following this story from texas, she's also the co-host of the south lakeid he get fired? my executive producer, she would have fired me a year ago if it was just based on not liking me. >> well, steph, what happened in dr. whitfield's case is according to the school district and the school board that voted ultimately to move forward with separating from him monday night is that they say that he has other deficiencies in his performance as principal, that he has been a poor communicator at times. that he is part responsible for some of the division that has come around this debate over critical race theory, and then they've also said that he's been insubordinate, and when you talk to dr. whitfield, he tells you that these claims do not make sense because he was promoted twice in three years and then put on leave in late august before this school year really got started in earnest and much interaction with students had happened. to give viewers some context here, these allegations began when some residents in the community came forward and accused him of pro

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only that secretary to mi-5 knew about it and their commanding officer brian hilton jones and mon vat tin. this is totally top secret. there wouldn't have been coordination. >> that goes to a question i was actually going to wait until the end. dennis says, it's so interesting, thank you dr. garrett for your research and book. i can't understand why this organization's existence was not written about before. am i wrong? was there more written that i don't know of? >> no. i had one of those extraordinary moments as a historian when i realized there was a book that was huge that had never been written before. i couldn't believe it hadn't been written. there was a chapter about them in another book called allied commander by the great military historian ilan deer. but there was no book about them. i think the reason there was no book about them is not only because they were top secret but because the amount of work that went into this was awesome. they weren't their own fighting unit. in other words, when i was talking about d-day, i had the story of piecer masters going to root out the

nbc's antonia hilton and nbc medical contributor dr. natalie azar is joining us. while we're waiting to see how bad this new variant can can be, the country and dr. hotez pointed this out, is still dealing with close to 90,000 new cases a day from the delta variant, this winter surge could be coming. tell us what you're seeing where you are. >> well, chris, here in the boston area, they've been dealing with a spike in covid cases here now for a couple weeks, and just on the friday after thanksgiving, massachusetts reported over 5,000 new cases, and mass general hospital behind me here, they're treating about 40 people with covid right now, and the system here is really strained. there's a pull on resources here. that's related to the continued covid cases and hospitalizations, but also really about covid-related impacts to the entire system here. what we're hearing from physicians and doctors that there's an immense amount of burnout among staff members in hospitals like this one. there's low staffing and some really critical departments, so this new variant is em

she said her car was parked in the hilton financial district garage on kearny street. >> it is making me question if it is safe in the city. it is making everyone question, should we drive our car, what should we do? it is so dangerous. >> reporter: replacing windows right now can be costly. i recently did a report on the glass shortage. drivers are waiting longer for windows to be replaced and also paying more than they would be during the pre-pandemic time. >> when i go home at night you can see the sides of the streets lined with shattered glass. you wonder when the city is going to do something or when it will and. in san francisco, thank you. >>> an investigation is underway after a contract worker fell to his death at a refinery. it happened around 10:30 last night in solano county. investigators are looking into what led to the worker falling six stories. the cause of his death and whether the incident was work- related is unknown at the time. valero is cooperating with local agencies. >>> a police officer was responding when collided with another car. the officer is expected t

. >> joining me now with the latest is nbc's antonia hilton live from boston, and matt bradley in london. good morning. matt, south african officials are calling these new travel bans unjustified. walk us through what the reaction has been. >> reporter: yeah, unjustified and discriminatory. here's the thing, you know, it's worth remembering, jose, that there's been no real proven or medically justified reason to believe that this new variant, omnicron, is necessarily going to be anymore deadly than the existing variant. there's some evidence to show that it might be spreading quicker than some of the previous variants. but this is where the south african government and also governments from their neighbors around southern africa, who have really faced the butt of all of these travel bans from all over the world, this is what they're protesting. they say that this is going to have a devastating effect on their economies. and, you know, when it comes to what we're seeing, it really does look like there's a lot of abundance of caution. a lot of these countries, it's clear that they've been

those, all the synapse shakespeare and the great architects and you have the life story ofam conran hiltoni the more subjects are interested in the i would never tell anybody not to study any subject. study, go deep, always start with the history, where did it come from? who first hadt this concept? what role hasn't played in society? a back as far as you can. i just wrote a newsletter that we publish later this week and how they ran their business and how parallel it is the weight venture capitalist act today in terms of division of stock between money it's a little bit of surprise to some a people. >> is there any significance to the 160th recommendations? >> i just ran out of steam and pages. what's a good book on this sometimes 24 hours seven is at the double check the authors and that titles i started what i thought were the most important. i would say i buy very few bestsellers. hivite were relatively few current books i do by recent publications. hugear chunks of my library are pre-1970 and a decent chunk as a pre-1920. a lot of times it was done in the 80s or 90s how to reset nicel

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heinz, conrad hilton and you understand walmart and the more subjects you are interested in, your chances of coming up with really something innovative just goes up geometrically so i would never tell anybody not to study any subject. but to truly study and go deep and we start with the history, where does it come from. who first had this concept and what role has played in society and go back as far as you can. i just wrote the newsletter we published talk about the family and how they ran their business and how parallel it is to the way venture capitalist act today in terms of the division of the stock between the money and the people doing the work. it's just about the same. it's like 15th century which is asurprise to some people . >>are there any significance to the hundred and 60 recommendations ? >> i just ran out of steam and pages. put down hundred 60, cut it off there. i can do 1000 and i always invite people to email me, get contact on one of my websites or over the world, my other website and asked me what a good book on this and if it's in my areas of interest, i will fire ri

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what you see here is year-to-date performance, things like expedia up 37% or hilton or american airlines, royal caribbean, all up 20 or 30%. look at another slide, more of the same look at marriott, hyatt, and look at bookings and then disney, down three. so it needs to get its magic back earnings next week on wednesday, and the thought is it's setting up for something that can be quite good the first chart is a two-panel what we're looking at now is disney on the top and on the bottom we're looking at relative performance to the peer group, right, which is hospitality, hotel, cruise as a sector. disney has underperformed for the better part of seven, ten months and the thinking is that we're going to get a bounce. and so, stock closed today at 175. and the bet is that we're going to get about 185 on the earnings beat >> all right so, mike, what's the tradeoff for that >> disney is an interesting case, of course. so we have a situation here where i mean, this company has obviously gone all in on streaming. and that has worked out very well there are a couple of benefits to that. a good b

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i'm so excited hilton just offered this brand new work spaces by hilton. a program.a day to take the most important conference calls with no distractions and a clean and easy space all while taking in a beautiful view. and noel, no barking dogs or crying, children in the background. and for those of us who have that this is music to our over the last year. a lot of different hotels have really been starting to offer this type of thing it's really, really helpful for those. i know that a lot of times once you're at your destination. >> you want to wind down at the at the hotel bar, that sort of thing. this trends report talks a little bit about drink preferences that have shifted since the pandemic. a lot more people choosing tequila and also 0 proof drinks will talk with that. >> yeah, exactly. it was so surprising. first of all, tequila at the rose for tequila. again, it was the beverage of choice. also 0 proof alcohol, which really gives another option to have that refreshing taste and then what was the most fascinating part to me about the study was whether we wer

this is steve hilton. government got bigger and bigger and gets bigger each passing day. the total of 6 trillion spent just on this. that's 60% more than the entire federal budget. it's not just the size of the spending. hundreds of millions of americans almost overnight became dependents on the government on its giant sprawling democracy. but that argument only works in the event of some unavoidable disaster. this was a deliberate man made disaster, at government-made disaster. those multi trillion bailout were compensation for the lockdown. the curfews, the stay at home orders that were totally avoidable. there was no need to shut down the economy the way we did. science-based response was what targeted focus on thoat those at risk. instead we had blanket shutdowns written by this person, sarah cody, public health director of santa clara county. she imposed the nation's first lockdowns. then gavin newsom shut down california. before you know it, they shut down america. the shutdown manual was written after 9/11 based on a potential bio terrorism attack. this virus as we

and stay up-to-date with live coverage of today's biggest events cotton sateen keynote speaker in hiltona iowa we iowa chair and state representative bobby hosted this event. ♪♪ [applause] >> evidently my caution about c-span keeping things didn't take.. what am i supposed to do? dom understand sometimes you ce in my office and i'm curled up in the fetal position crying? now all of you understand that he takes after his mom and grandmother. [laughter] just not as smart as i am, that's why some of you have heard three, my wife's mother is over there today and i've got good news and good news about her. number one, she's fierce and healthy and everything. number two, i checked her when she came iner, medication is go. we. effect on c-span. i love you, you know that. i love you in a -- well, i like you a lot. i really do. thank you for your daughter. sorry you had to be part of this. are you ever coming back to this part of iowa against? you've got to know -- oh my goodness, these people are insane. i have the honor of introducing a special guest in all seriousness, tom cotton has been back

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the firm reportedly has plans to remove the trump name and turn it into a hilton. trump international hotel is part of a historic building very close to the white house. the hotel was under scrutiny by the u.s. house committee. >>> so many toys on store shelves are made in china. however, global supply chain problems are making it harder to get toys to the u.s. for christmas. >> in a part of southern china, known as the world's factory, are some of the workshops making toys for the holiday. things that beep, sing and move. millions of them. >> more than 80% of toys on store shelves come from china. christmas shoppers this year could face a toy shortage. there's an energy crisis, a shortage of computer chips and exporters that rocketed. increased a lot? >> yeah. >> reporter: how much? >> maybe ten-times. >> reporter: ten-times. and there's more. a shortage of shipping containers and covid outbreaks that shut down ports here, all slowed the flow of chinesemade goods into the supply chain. then congestion and long delays on the u.s. side, like the log jam at the port

steve hilton, florida congressman byron donald donaldsability. peter navarro.not keep this from him. that is "my take" next. ♪. .. >> reporter: if i was running the fed right now there would be no money printing, interest rates would be one% or 2%. if inflation does get out of control, there goes profits, there goes the consumer, certainly potentially heading that way. >> inflation is likely to fall some during the course of 2022. if it falls next year people will say i told you don't worry about inflation and that is a false insurance. >> president biden will not admit he did something wrong and they are determined to pour more gasoline on the fire. the very people who created the disaster are making it worse. >> we are heading for hard times, dismantling this country, getting soft, the government, the biggest competitor, government needs to get out of the way and let us work. ♪♪ stuart: 11:00 eastern time thursday november 18th and i see a lot of red ink on the markets especially the dow industrials. 3 stocks, dow stocks, goldman, cisco and one other i can't

hilton writes this -- milton asks this. >> round-about? >> they're all over england. their very, very common. they're very uncommon in america. and the first time i drove up to a rotary in america, i went the wrong way. i went completely the wrong way -- [laughter] that was about my only rob. but i love driving in america. the roads are fantastic, the cars are big and comfortable, much better than in europe. what do you say to that, ash? that's true, isn't it? >> absolutely agree. stuart: everything's better here. >> the roads in europe are within inches, and in america you've got yards. also i remember i drove stick in england, so having to shift with my left hand in england was great because i was right-handed, so i could be a little smoother. when it came to america it was the first, second, so forth -- [laughter] it took me a while to get used to it. stuart: an oldsmobile delta 88 was my first car in america. it was huge. it weighed about 2 tons, got 11 miles to the gallon, but it was a glide ride -- [laughter] >> you d

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steve: welcome to "the next revolution" i'm steve hilton and this is positive, populism, pro communitylly pro america. i hope you had a fantastic thanksgiving with friends and family. this is my first as an american, an extra special holiday for me and all the bit more to say later tonight. guess who didn't take a break this thanksgiving. the rotten miserable power bureaucrat technocrat, public health experts, the politicians who indulge them.

it will be renamed to the waldorf-astoria and will be managed by hilton.oomberg business flash. that is a fun story. i wonder how many other stories we will see. as we going to 2024, maybe it is a different story? guy: politics is changing pretty rapidly in the united states. incredibly rapidly if you think about where we were one year ago. talking of that, the present will be setting is infrastructure bill into law this afternoon. that should be a huge moan for the president. then he goes on and has a meeting with the chinese premier tonight. we also get 13 filings, i suspect as a result of which we will spending time with sonali basak tomorrow. alix: tomorrow we will also have u.s. retail sales. walmart and home depot are kicking up a big week of retail earnings. plus a look at the u.k. unemployment rate in another big event of the week is the bloomberg news economy forum kicking off in singapore. it will have over 700 of the world's most influential ceos and leaders, visionaries, scientists, entrepreneurs. they will focus on areas like finance, trade, c

she said her car was parked in the hilton financial district hotel garage on kearny street last weekend. >> it is making me question whether it is safe in the city. it is making everyone question, like, should we drive our car? >> on top of the trauma of being evicting victim getting your windows replaced isn't easy. there is a class shortage. >>> an investigation underway after a contract worker fell to his death at a northbay refinery. it happened friday night at the venetian refinery in solano county. investigators are trying to figure out how that worker fell 6 stories and trying to pin down because of his death to determine whether the incident was work-related. valero is cooperating with the victim's employer. >>> a fremont police officer recovering after a crash. he was responded to a call when his patrol car collided with another car on niles canyon road at about 6:45 last night. the officer was taken to the trauma center but is expected to be okay. a passenger in the other car also went to the hospital. no word on their condition. >>> a funeral held saturday for one of the youn

we want to bring back in fox news computer leslie marshall and the server for the and steven hilton ,k to the all of you. playing a little bit of wisdom sears' speech, if people miss that we can read and she does her to an audience that frankly may not know her. here she is. we don't have it? if we have it, we'll turn around for you so we can play that. to remind people about her story from a very unusual in that she came here from jamaica and she is a marine, her husband is a marine. the woman who is now the first black female elected to statewide office in virginia. has a lot of different interesting positions. accomplish individual. what do you think about hearing for her and the left in virginia tonight? >> she's a superstar in the making and so inspiring to see that speech for me as a new american citizen, i love the way she was so clearly proud to be an american. it shouldn't be something that is surprising or refreshing in our politics. but it is, exactly as brett was saying in relation to the conversation about race. it seemed that recently all you ever hear about in america i

amanda: when we look at the stock -- i was having a quick look at hilton, for instance.ree-year period, pre-pandemic levels. even though we are yet to get to full capacity, labor shortages, one thing i want you to comment on is this changing from rev p ar, to total rev par. what is the shift? it always make me nervous when an industry says we are going to redefine success. gilda: they should have happened pre-pandemic. basically what we are stressing with total revenue per available room, we are looking at every square footage of the hotel and seeing how it generates money. revenue is not just generated by selling rooms. hotels are becoming more dynamic as it relates to ancillary revenues, whether it is food and beverage, spa, fitness, you name it. hotels are reinventing themselves to provide a greater experience. they are offering more services above and beyond the room or maybe more services to not just those hotel stay and customers. maybe people who will go by the day. that is why we are hearing from the investment community that we have to look at total revenue bein