how is hyatt playing the game differently?ce to be with you and thank you for having me. we have focused intensively on the high end traveler. we significantly expanded our luxury and lifestyle and leisure portfolios over the last five years. part of that has to do with the fact that we've been selling hotel real estate often redeploying the capital into acquiring platforms and businesses that have yielded tremendous results. if you look at 2023, the businesses we acquired earned roughly twice the amount of money the hotels we sold in order to buy those businesses had made. we significantly expanded shareholder value but most in courtly, we are applying our core business is a company which is caring for people so they can be their best into how we differentially care for our corporate customers, our guest, her colleagues and that translates into great results for the hotels. it's a supportive value chain we created. over the course of time, we've added a lot of great brands. katie: let's talk a little about the high end travel

okay, well let this now continue the conversation in class like to political experts at hyatt al, who really and they were so many thanks for your time today. we really appreciated how significant is the car in case the gains day as well, in the un quotes in the hague. yes, this is definitely what is going on to a guardian, to the us international ventures against is right. and we are talking about the, the if i see a g, which is the highest a court in that and, and toward the i need justice board. so definitely this is, i believe that this was a turning point in regard to this of whether they would succeed. the states that the submitted, the request for us, for the affinity of, of the court. and whether they would succeed directly or in the shoulder to hold the accountable or no. but the fact that we are witnessing an international specialist from different a states from indifference to ways for exhausting the domestic criminal court. it's a nation just as good. so this is, and it says, is a big change undetermined and of course, the response or may as well as well as denouncing thes

dw world heritage 360 now can you hear what old because hyatt have to do with the production. here's a hands on the real media much now on youtube the he told you son of a beep. it makes you feel the do a lot of getting these kinds of messages by the doesn't every day since october, 7th, doctors ident way my service david. any may go to them. thank god my parents didn't have to live to see what's happening in this country. it's full facility is a tax and lights and anti semitism. how it's used in germany, dealing with the hatred seduce community and not the book doesn't hide behind close those practices. it's safe, openly. today the congregations taurus grows, moving to the newly built synagogue, and the center of the city state provide them just 5 young, which is full day of joy and celebration. but it's such a thing possible. so soon after the terrorist attacks on october 7th, and the to the census commission, of course, there are mixed feelings. how about but at the same time, and this is a message that we've heard so many times from people living in israel, say good, keep

. >> hyatt mike.al comes after some harlem residents made it clear they did not want to the space to become a migrant shelter but one committee organizers tells me people born and raised in harlem gets pushed out every single day. >> i saw this happen and i said enough is enough. we are getting priced out of the community. on programs that are right here in the community. help me understand that. help me understand why the harlem residents the harlem nights do not deserve the space? asked tiffany said she and other community members spotted these bunkbeds outside the property this month and learn city hall was awake what they do turn the building into temporary housinge voice their concerns to elected leaders neighbors tell us the building was marketed for luxury condos nearly a decade ago. the city's department of social services tells a box the development for the market rate condos sta installed preventinge project from moving forward leaving the building and the definitely empty. mayor adams showe

i didn't have the sd of hyatt and the present should search diesel church itself was choosing to accept her and give her our best wishes was the right thing to do. i secured, that's all i truly believe it too much. it will kind of talk to him on quite a shout. and as her father, seeing her smile happily, really touched the candle, which i'm down on the fabric dining. everyone in the family is facing some kind of pressure on on the has a she also think that even though things often don't turn out the way we whole family ties, we can still be a, have a family is no matter who is part of it getting y'all's issue that she, we charge the actually i decided on the speech on the last night. i was afraid i would forget something. so i wrote it down wrong. but i really want to look you in the eye as well sayings estimated. so if i forget something, please forgive me on you, don't you the most impatient person in the world remind me every day that i'm a good person that gave me back my confidence. so the thank you to whom it seems to me till after the speech. i'm sure i'll have to redo my makeup

this is a very serious family in the democratic establishment, this is the family of owners of the hyattey come from. ukraine, the name pritzker has been rumored recently due to the fact that peni pritzker, the elder sister of jay robert pritzker, was appointed advisor on the economic recovery of ukraine, at one time she worked in the obama administration, that is, these are such on the one hand, obama personnel , on the other hand, one can imagine that jay robert pritzker, the richest man, well, quite fits the description that... gives by louis navallier, on the one hand, he is a man from the democratic party system, a man with money, but at the same time a person, so to speak, in public opinion, not tarnished, that is, he does not have a trail of any corruption, at least obvious stories that accompany biden, a person who has no negativity behind him, pritzker will not accumulate such negativity for himself that could collect yourself. another candidate to replace biden is gavin newsom, the governor of california. newsom thundered not in the most positive sense during the coronavirus pa

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. >> right now if you were to go from the airport to the hyatt hotel downtown, you will get paid anywhere from 9:00 to 1 is 1:00. that used to be a $14 to $17 ride. >> we reached out to uber for a response from the statement. the company insists the vast majority of their drivers are satisfied. they were making about $33 at the time where they are actively giving rides. we also reached out to lift for a response, but we have not heard back yet. >>> there is a waymo software recall. the parent company slammed the breaks on the self-driving car division after two of the cars recently hit the same tow truck within minutes of each other in phoenix. they say their self-driving cars couldn't correctly predict which way the truck would move leading to the accidents. the company voluntarily recalled the software after discussions with the national traffic safety administration and local authorities. >>> well, in concord, city leaders passed an ordinance that would put a cap on rent hikes. they have been talking about it for seven years. finally last night, they voted to limit annual rent increase

joining us from charleston, south carolina, is nbc's greg hyatt. great, welcome to you. on locals on why they voted for biden? >> good afternoon, alex. a lot of the locals here in south carolina had mentioned that they are comfortable with the idea of president biden hypothetically matching up with former president trump in the november election. yes some of them had decided the fact that biden's order at 81 years old, and that's a concern for them but the bottom line is that they feel the biden has some unfinished business to take care of and they like to see him roll that out in the next agenda. take a listen to some of what they had to say yesterday when we spoke with them. >> i voted the way i voted because we don't need donald trump. not only in the white house, we don't need him for anything because you know what -- we know about donald trump. >> i like most of his policies, and of course they're far better than trump who is a, to put it bluntly he's a traitor. >> i think it's notable, we've talked about the fact that yes the democratic south carolina primary is al

the deployment of 120 chp officers to deal with crime in oakland and surrounding areas, those at the hyatt house in emeryville are dealing with their own break in crisis. i've been seeing cops parked here quite a lot over the past two days, multiple guests and employees i spoke with say tipping is not uncommon and nearly 20 break ins happened early saturday morning. >> that's very concerning. >> the victims we spoke with in south san francisco have a message for the thieves and those with the power to make change. >> if you have my wife's stuff, if you have deceased ashes, how low of you i wish nothing but karma. do something to protect the citizens that you are elected to protect. >> this has got to come to a stop in south san francisco. >> dion lim, abc seven news a lot of frustration as you can see. >> well, this comes as governor newsom announced the deployment of 120 additional chp officers to parts of the east bay and response to violent crime and property crime, as well as abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley explains, oakland officials are welcoming this news in august, the cali

yes, hundreds of demonstrate his meds in the city centers some held up small party but represent the hyatt with desktop during months is called the ukraine president, william is lensky has repeated his call to western advice to step up support for the war games russian. and it's me just a moment, the 2nd anniversary of the russian invasion, he acknowledged that his country has lost 31000 soldiers the landscape. comments. com has the us congress debates are critical military, a package to the program, whether ukraine will lose, whether it will be very difficult for us and whether there will be a large number of casualties depends on you on our partners, on the west and weld. if we will be strong with western national, we will not lose. we will win to change what the state department has you started with us senate has approved a new, a $60000000000.00 security package, but it is sold in the house of representatives. rich, it's and is a j, a political consultant and a former us state department official. he says, house republicans are holding up the bill disagreements about immigration. it sa

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get their lives in the fight against nazi as i'm all right, let's get more on this story now from hyatt al her very academic, an expert on media and politics, history and international relations. hi ed. i'd like to hear your thoughts on the french president's message and also that european leaders have rejected the idea of sending its people to fight and ukraine. what you think that says about you consensus on becoming involved in form? wards? yes. uh, basically this uh, uh, surprising the message, the order of speech just from uh, the friendship residence and it showed that to actually, uh, uh, the, uh, yeah, the defense policy, the dependency of the friendship policy towards, uh, the united states today. uh we know that uh the us benefitted from uh the looked in the sense of uh a. so you claim award. and this actually this page, this uh uh, stubs when we can more that you will be in states of wood. but in the age of the relations of the european states, uh, with a shop and other uh, its allies. and uh, we know that uh, actually, uh, the, it'll be in the continent, the suffering from e

just wanted to demonstrate as mets in the city center, some held up small bodybags to represent the hyatt child desktop, 3 months of conflict. i thought we might, as among several european civil 7 see resigned to the government's position on israel's will, and casa, she explained just why she made the decisions. my name is on clinic. i though i'm a former that states and that's most of us. i worked at r mc muskrats as a deputy investigator, and at armeno is desk here and make, give them the ducks policy. with regard to casa, i could no longer be part of the organization that's and because it was no longer in line with my, both my professional and personal antiquity to continue working there. i've also looked into resignation that i wrote about and you know, moral standing that we had last. annette owens for a, for example, has refused to define what's going on as for crimes or potential war crimes. a we have of state twice in the you, in general assembly where it comes to the voting for a cease fire, maybe or here in the hague capital of peace and justice. and you know, all of that has, h

looks like it is willing to go higher, although in and of itself, the move past the former nikkei hyattded us all that part of the reason why markets did get so nervous and that those nerves could return, is you had the example of the nikkei in 1990. it was the ultimate example of stocks don't always go up. you can go up so high that when you come down from there, it takes a long time to recover. so i think there will be, some consensus is that it will look to be nimble and there will be a worry that there could be situations where things turn sour very quickly. at the same time, it hard to resist the kind of global fomo that is sweeping the markets. paul: our chief rates correspondent for asia and mliv contributor, garfield reynolds there. more to come on "daybreak: australia." this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's look at china now. every report by a real estate agency says the number of foreclosed properties for sale in the country roads 48% in january from,. home prices data in china is due in a few hours time. this is pointing to more downside pressure on the beleaguered property secto

three years later he opened his first big property development in new york, the grand hyatt, buying 200sets from a kgb asset who co-owned an electronics shop. he befriended trump and got in the habit of flattering hip. in 1987, donald and ivana visited russia, pumped full of talking points that the operative reportedly fed him by stoking his ego and telling him he should go into politics. to understand how to exploit our american idiot, the soviets studied his personality. they told the guardian for the kgb, it was a charm offensive. the feeling was he was extremely vulnerable intellectually and psychologically, and he was prone to flattery, and flatter they did. words started to spread that our american idiot might run for the republican nomination for president in 1988. and shortly after he returned from moscow, he took a full page ad out in the new york times declaring that there's nothing wrong with america's foreign policy that a little backbone can't cure. it took the form of an open letter to the american people on why america should stop paying to defend countries that can affor

deployment of 120 chp officers to deal with crime in oakland and surrounding areas , as those at the hyattown break in crisis. >> i've been seeing cops parked here quite a lot over the past two days. >> multiple guests and employees i spoke with say bibbing is not uncommon and nearly 20 break ins happened early saturday morning. >> that's very concerning. the victims we spoke with in south san francisco have a message for the thieves and those with the power to make change. >> if you have my wife's stuff, if you have deceased ashes, how low of you? i wish nothing but karma. >> do something to protect the citizens that you are elected to protect. this has got to come to a stop in south san francisco. >> dion lim, abc seven news. >> well, they're frustrated is obvious and understandable. a storm recovery is an ongoing process in southern california. reporter josh haskell from our sister station in los angeles, shows you just how bad it is. >> a terrifying sight in studio city below mulholland drive, part of the hillside is missing mud and boulders took out one home and damaged others. they a

for mainly, he's in north charleston, campaign, -- just south in charleston, and campaign -- greg hyatt is in greenville for us. terrain, i'll start with you. we now have a clear picture of some of those numbers as they're coming in, as we heard from steve kornacki. give us a sense of what the voters have been talking to you out throughout the course of the day. what concerns, what excitement they have about today's vote? >> ayman, i'll tell you what, it really was a tale of two electorates in some ways. some that i spoke with today at the polling places said we are mission-driven, joe biden has done a great job. but on the other side, it's folks who say, you know what, that great message hasn't landed with me. we have concerns about his age, we have concerns about what they believe are promises that weren't kept. again, part of this narrative. but even those folks who were a little less enthused, less excited about voting for joe biden, still said they would vote for joe biden because they understood the other side of the aisle. and what's at stake in this election. and so again, this

did she tell you in november of 2022 that she had gone to aruba and stayed at the hyatt regency resort there in aruba for three days with mr. wade? >> the answer was, again, i knew she went out of town. i didn't know where she was going. she might have said she was going out of the country or something, she would be gone. other than that, that was all. >> did she tell you in march of 2023 that she was going to belize for several days with mr. wade? >> same answer. i knew she -- she would tell me she was going out of town. she may or may not have told me where she was going. she would be gone for a couple of days. >> in 2023, you were -- you would be out in california, correct? >> some days i would be in california, correct. >> did she tell you in may of 2023 that she was traveling to napa valley with mr. wade so maybe y'all could see each other when she visited california with mr. wade? >> the answer is no. >> the first time that you ever met mr. wade or learned about mr. wade to your recollection was in 2023? >> that's correct. >> that's all i have, your honor. thank you. >> just a co

we have a heartbreaking collapse of a walkway at a hyatt decades ago that killed a lot of people that were attending an afternoon tea dance at the hyatt hotel, and it put a mark on kansas city and many of us still remember where we were when we heard about it, but this is another level because this parade and what it was about is such a point of pride for kansas city. you know, there is a little bit of chip on your shoulder in the midwest that sometimes people feel like we are flyover country and that people don't take us seriously. you know, i've had people say to me, oh, you are from the cow town. you are from kansas city. and so to have a national profile courtesy of an amazing, successful organization called the kansas city chiefs, it was such -- it's such a point of pride. it really puts kansas city on the map in a way that nothing else could or has. and to have it tarnished like this, to have it now be about potentially some idiots using guns to try to prove who is right or wrong and killing somebody in the process and maybe killing more people and certainly dramatically impacti

it can you imagine that the something about it is b as a hyatt according to their age? so now the situation becomes more difficult. and when they're being fixed towards diseases, even as mix, they have situation motor was because they are the type it's other and fix was diseases. they leave the lack of my nutrition and a lack of read the make them you 3. and then like the new 3 and deficiency and which can lead also to ad brooklyn's and because the mission meant them, brooklyn's and they don't fail. and in addition, also to physical problems and the long fam um and see these are the communicable diseases in the future. like they have the big scabs of breast gloves. i been sense so we would expect to uninstall more at plans. the situation wouldn't be more towards in the long term in the future. so we have to and we have to start acting from now before until the situation becomes more towards a goal. so is suffering under a siege a siege which international human rights groups un officials. so he's collective punishment. it's a war crime. but this age has been going on fo

. >> hyatt house in emeryville had nearly 20 break-ins early saturday morning we saw a number of signs indicating around the hotel that guests need to be careful. >> governor newsom is calling on the chp to help stop violent crime in the east bay. oakland mayo says it could happen, and as soon as a week, more than 120 chp officers will help with traffic stops, recovering stolen vehicles and patrolling the hegenberger corridor near the oakland airport. but the area recently made national headlines because of the in-n-out and denny's that closed there. abc seven news insider phil matier tells us what this means chp is not bound by oakland rules, and that's a quiet little unspoken deal here. >> when they're on the ground with oakland cops, they can do things that oakland cops can't do. >> and phil says one of those things is chasing suspects. oakland police aren't allowed to chase suspects in order to prevent dangerous situations in neighborhoods, unless it's an extremely violent crime in 2023, statistics show violent crimes in oakland increased more than 20. rob trees went up nearly 40,

. >> hyatt house in emeryville had nearly 20 break-ins early saturday morning we saw a number of signs indicating that guests need to be careful while governor newsom is calling on the chp to help stop violent crime in the east bay, oakland mayor shengtao says it could happen as soon as a week from now. more than 120 chp officers will help with traffic stops, recovering stolen vehicles and patrolling the hegenberger corridor corridor. the corridor, excuse me. near oakland's airport, they have recently been headlines about what's happening there because in-n-out and denny's closed, and abc seven news insider phil matier tells us what this really means. >> chp is not bound by oakland rules, and that's a quiet little unspoken deal here. when they're on the ground with oakland cops, they can do things that oakland cops can't do. >> for example, chasing suspects, oakland police aren't allowed to chase suspects in order to prevent dangerous situations in neighborhoods unless it's an extremely violent crime. in 2023, statistics show violent crimes in oakland increased more than 20. robberies

security will cut off and whatnot. calc autonomy also told the i c j that the states could not be hyatt in indecision. on this case, israel has denied the ballast indians people's rights sold determination a task. it's likely incleanse and colonized published indians lines. furthermore, it has been committed, improper type of game. that's to say that a game of systematic, racial oppression and discrimination established with the intent to maintain the domination of georgia. so the analysts or for us to use so many 10, dr. gene it has killed, named and, and present thousands of tens of thousands of men, women, and children. these are the root causes of a situation with face to date. well, it is now time for the whether he has evidence or however we got a little bit of weather in the full cost of the middle east over the next couple of days. even those of has here in cottage at the moment as well as the fine and drive of this weather system that'll bring some cloud. and right is a northern pulse of saudi arabia, jordan, using across into iraq some heavier rain, possibly some snow to just

i guess i would characterize my last year in kyiv, 2013, i was there until july and then jeff hyatt took we saw a lot of things starting to develop, and i would highlight three key points. one was the crumbling, the greed level had gotten to the point everybody knew who the quote, the family, as they called them. and this was not just the sons of yanukovych, but others living in russia with yanukovych, they were in the process of getting-- literally we heard stories they would print it and cash it at the market and carry suitcases full of dollars down to the gulf to the bank. it was that obvious. and what happened was that not only did this erode any support that yanukovych had. i remember, i think 19% was the support he had in the last poll before i left 5-20-13. but it even started eroding the people in the party of the region, the people who were the supporters of yanukovych. the second big thing, of course, was the growth and empowering and influence of civil society and this was something that has grown over a long time, all of the ambassadors who were there on the stage and worked

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charlene hyatt works at the pharmacy that serves the amish who live in this town. >> everyone is stunnedust don't happen around here. it's scary and frustrating. >> reporter: the community extremely rural and religious, is removed from the mainstream world shunning most modern technology and relying on horse and buggy. family members telling our abc affiliate wjet they saw a red jeep in rebecca's drive way around 10 a.m. the day she died. wjet also reporting byler's two young children were home when her body was discovered and that her husband reportedly was not there during the time of the murder, arriving home to discover her body. experts say in these kinds of communities, homicides are rare. >> the amish are a peace church. they have a strong cultural imperative not to get involved in violence. >> reporter: state police are asking the public for help in trying to find whoever did this. michael? >> all right. thank you so much. robin? >> oh my goodness. now to celebrating the life of one of the most influential comedians of his time. richard lewis was among the top standups in the '80

called a vibrant middle class, which is getting reflected in livenation and rcl and carvana and even hyattoday. >> livenation. do people like rapino? benioff has introduced me to everyone at a party, and he stayed until 3:00 at my wedding. he said, at 3:00, where are we going? i said, i want to go home. he said, come on, you guys livenation was an amazing conference call, because what are they talking about he's talking about record level, record level, record level usher could have been in stadiums, made decisions, justin timberlake, bad bunny. this conference call -- toaylor swift, not mentioned jensen huang, not mentioned. i thought he -- when i was finished with it, i was ready to talk to my kids, and as cool as i -- this is it. this thing could make zuckerberg -- zuckerberg's cool in that video. i absolutely love the livenation call, because he basically says, one. amphitheaters. >> arenas and amphitheaters. revenue up 36. that's a blowout concerts up 34 >> take a look at that cpi what did they say was the hottest thing? ticket it's going up. this says it's going up, and i just say, o

the hyatt last year was 5%. do we go north of 2 -- do we go north of 4.50?estors question whether the economy will require as many cuts as the market is pricing in. gennadiy of td securities -- gennadiy of gold -- gennadiy goldberg of td securities. while the march meeting is not complete discarded, chair powell all the close the door on the possibility. we continue to judge the may fomc meeting as the most likely for the fed to start easing. gennadiy goldberg joins us now with more. let's talk about why it might not be june or later. gennadiy: generally, i don't think they particularly care. if you ask powell in reality, do you care whether it is may, june or july, he will give you a quizzical look and say we don't care as long as we start. they know -- we know they have to start relatively soon because rates are quite high. you'll probably see some over tightening if nothing else changes. you will publish see a cutting cycle start in may. they should have enough evidence specifically on inflation and that is the key here, the inflation side. lisa: i keep g

in state at the hyatt regency resort there in aruba for three days when mr. tell you the answer was again, i knew she went on to tie, you know, where she went. i knew she was going out of town. she told me she was going out of town. i think she's might've said she's going out of the country or someone she'd be gone. but other than that, that was all okay. >> and did she tell you in march of 2023 that she was going to believe for several days with mr. wade >> the same answer that i knew she she would tell me she was going out of town and she may or may not have told me where she was going, but she'd be gone for a couple of days. okay. now, in 2023, you >> or you are in many days, you would be out in california, correct? >> some days i've been california, correct. >> okay. well, did she tell you in may of 2023 that she was traveling to the napa valley with mr. wade. so maybe i'll could see each other when she visited california with mr. wade. >> the answer is no. >> and so the first time that you ever met mr. wade are learned about mr. wade to your recollection