yes again where in a summer solutions episode of kaiser report we're looking for a solution to the kaiser report because if there were no global insurrection well if there were no global occupation by banks toure's then we wouldn't need this show but there is and i wanted to follow up on what we talked about in the 1st half of joe biden bringing in robert rubin or basically promising robert rubin kissing is a ring saying we're not going to change anything we're going to keep the system that you robert rubin put in place this you know the repeal of glass steagall the introduction of commodity futures modernization act in this separation of risk and reward where we socialize all the risk on to the chump taxpayer and robert rubin deputy was of course larry summers and larry summers as soon as he was brought in to the obama administration and just after obama won them we knew what was going to follow we knew the disaster that would unfold and we knew kaiser report would be needed for the entire 8 years of his administration now i want to look at the summers memo to put into context to set up

yes again where in a summer solutions episode of kaiser report we're looking for a solution to the kaiser report because if there were no global insurrection well if there were no global occupation by banks toure's then we wouldn't need this show but there is and i wanted to follow up on what we talked about in the 1st half of joe biden bringing in robert rubin or basically promising robert rubin kissing is a ring saying we're not going to change anything we're going to keep the system that you robert rubin put in place this you know the repeal of glass steagall the introduction of commodity futures modernization act in the separation of risk and reward where we socialize all the risk on to the chump taxpayer and robert rubin deputy was of course larry summers and larry summers as soon as he was brought in to the obama administration just after obama won them we knew what was going to follow we knew the disaster that would unfold and we knew kaiser report would be needed for the entire 8 years of his administration now i want to look at the summers memo to put into context to set up this

at the modesto kaiser, it says closed until further notice. at the san jose kaiser, you can see the gates to the cafeteria were closed there, which most forced the polling station to be set outside. they are demanding more money and benefits and a solid plan to combat staffing shortages. talks broke down earlier this month. kaiser says that they are committed to providing its staff with a competitive salary. and in a statement, they say the decision by leadership to push for divisive strike authorization is counterproductive and simply a bowling tactic. >>> coming up at 5:30 pm, we hear from two survivors, grazed by bullets in gilroy. >> he does started to unload. >> there chilling account when coming face-to-face with the gunman. and how they escaped in the chaos. >> the shooting raises the questions about similar events with crowds. we asked our security analyst, what more can we do it the bay area? >>> a shark attack. wait until you hear what he did right after his encounter with jaws. ♪ so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? g

there is one therapist for every 3000 kaiser members.san francisco, i am a child psychologist and it is one therapist for every 4200 families that live in san francisco. >> what effect does that have on the care you can provide? >> the devastating effect we have at is that 70% of group services have been discontinued because we do not have enough staff. we have people waiting longer to see a therapist. they wait four to six weeks. and then they have to wait another four to six weeks to see me again because of the volume of patients we are asked to see. >> when you talk about that ratio, i guess it makes a lot of us wonder how we get to this point? is this just not enough clinicians being hired, or is is also a lot more people seeking out mental health care? >> i think it is a combination of things. i have been at this facility for seven years. i have been around here for 20 years. when i first joined, it was great. we have a staff devoted to the family with great new services for them. in the past two years, managers tell me there was a

max kaiser financial survival guide liquid those that you can convert into caste quite easily. to keep in mind though as to to me into a place of. work. we have to be expectation that when we lift people out of poverty when we became richer then we'd become. and i think that is what a lot of people ah struggling with now the expected that once they reached a certain level of income then they would be happy. and yet we create new size we create new things we want. and i think sometimes we run out of explanations for why we feel unhappy. pretty. much the program suspected gas explosion has ripped through a shopping center in the u.s. state of florida injuring 21 people 2 of them seriously the last is believed to have occurred in the restaurant at around 1130 on saturday morning fortunately the restaurant and surrounding businesses were close that the time the explosion left pieces of concrete and metal scattered across the moore and outside one witness described the scene as looking like an apocalypse emergency crews brought in sniffer dogs to ensure that no other victims were tr

we wouldn't need kaiser report it's like james grant the interest rate observer said the head of the federal reserve bank their 1st act if he was to take over would be to fire himself they don't need a central bank central bank is an impediment to everything that we cherish in our lives and kaiser report is here to tell everybody about how messed up everything is and if everything was all messed up there would be no need for us and we would be on permanent summer vacation you know we have really feel compelled to keep doing the show even though it's completely basically you know on a wave that i don't know how to even to finish the sentence i had an idea but i'm retracting that sentence you have no solution for that sentence well well like michael corleone we keep on being dragged into more financial skulls that doggery and i want to. look at this headline about joe biden because i think joe biden is not the solution to what ails the democratic party or america the americans voted for donald trump because he promised to make america great again the platform that joe biden and to be f

out there in the world and if that didn't exist then we wouldn't need kaiser report it's like james grant our interest rate observer said about the head of the federal reserve bank their 1st act if he was to take over would be to fire himself they don't need a central bank central bank is an impediment to everything that we cherish in our lives and kaiser report is here to tell everybody about how messed up everything is and if everything was all messed up there would be no need for us or what we would be on permanent summer vacation.

out there in the world and if that didn't exist then we wouldn't need kaiser report it's like james grant our interest rate observer said about the head of the federal reserve bank their 1st act if he was to take over would be to fire himself they don't need a central bank central bank is an impediment to everything that we cherish in our lives and kaiser report is here to tell everybody about how messed up everything is and if everything was all messed up there would be no need for us and we would be on permanent summer vacation you know we have refill compelled to keep doing the show even though it's completely basically you know on a away that i don't know how to even to finish the sentence i had an idea but i'm retracting that sentence you have no solution for that sentence well well like michael corleone we keep on being dragged into more financial skulls with doggery and i want to. look at this headline about joe biden because i think joe biden is not the solution to what ails the democratic party or america the americans.

welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time now to turn to randy breach he's an entrepreneur and share at big client 21000 san francisco you know we come to these conferences and one of the thrills i have is meeting new entrepreneurs new products not only for great news to deliver to you but our fund that we manage also looking for investments and we try to push new ideas and seed stage into it randi brito welcome thank you for having me here ok so 1st of all your venezuela you're in venezuela and you know the question people always hear about because it is one of the internet goes down what if it goes down i'm going to do that now people say mesh net as being an answer and you have now a product that is awesome what's the name of it again not chumash. mesh so let me just hold us for a 2nd so this is an antenna. this is a this is a bore to death lope mission and one device so this is a regular bore that you can you for uses but we are using it to round this so we're open source so what about we have long given how to make and know what. this is and it's open source software it's

descendants of the last german kaiser want parts of their state back to get the background story. and we're off to a former slate mine in northern wales in our series underground europe to have a balancing good time. germany's famous by avoid festival opens on thursday with a brand new production of the opera town hall is out the story of a failed minstrel caught between the hedonistic meanest and the pure princess elizabeth is seen as an allegory of the classic romantic conflict between spiritual and carnal love but this production aims to prove that it's much more than just that. one point in the minstrel contest castle sees new production of ricardo wagner's romantic opera takes a monkey meatier approach to life videos open up a new perspective on the action. i'm going to fulfil our contest takes place on 2 levels you get closer to the characters for example when there's a burthen time who is a reunite you see backstory the emotions this box for time horses opponents you see what effect these performances have you don't see the consequences but also a kind of emotional as well

kaiser workers have been without a contract since last september, earlier this month, kaiser's mental health workers staged a one-day strike over reduction in staff. >>> closing arguments in the ghost ship a trailer set to begin tomorrow morning. they suspect the prosecution andays combined. the case will then go to the jury either late this week or meyer likely beginning monday, august 5. the defendants are both on trial for 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. if convicted on all charges, the men could each receive up to 39 years in state prison. stick with ktvu for continuing coverage of the case. henry lee has been in the courtroom each and every day of this trial, in addition to his reports on air you can also find his courtroom blog on ktvu.com. >>> a couple from his ball from hillsboro is said to be sentence for taking part in the college bribery scheme. they minute to paying 600 thousand dollars to middlemen to get their daughter into ucla and ulc. they also pleaded guilty to laundering money and defraud the irs. >>> amount line was spotted, and officials are warning people

you want to come down on kaiser. i'll show you how to come down on kaiser. if i have to, i'll do it myself. i'll put so much law beside kaiser law that a.l. mike their head swim. that's disgusting. they're paying for services they can't get and it's the same type of situation that veterans have come they come back from the combat zone and the veterans hospital would not treat them and a lot of the veterans would die waiting on the goddamned appointment. the same situation there but they can go to alameda county and build the goddamned skyscraper and have a grand opening with the people waiting to be seen by a goddamned doctor. that's disgusting. it's not saying too much for that mayor over there either. the only thing that she want to over there for the homeless is a shed. that's disgusting. so -- and that's why i got on the administration's case here, you will provide 24 mental health services to the people on the street, 8,011 of them and it's 30% more -- how you going to do that when you have 17 openings for psychiatrists within your own damned jurisdicti

kaiser this is the kaiser report we are in san francisco at big going 2019 fantastic event put on by a big client magazine some fantastic speakers and meeting a lot of interesting folks and new products you know we always like to bring in new products before anyone else hears about them we've got something coming up for you to take a look at so so you see what's happening i have a new product which is my new sweater. and sam is a scout you know i while we've been here of course gold and silver have and have been on a tear it question is kind of like really going to the moon just as our series to consume and gold extend their gains as investors flee currencies due to global central bank madness well i think that's an important point you know when the central bank of america the federal reserve bank indicated that they were going to go on to permanent quantitative easing money printing as far as the eye could see without stopping that was the bottom the the the recent bottom and big going around $3300.00 that's when that statement came out then folks started to look around for hard mon

kaiser permanente administrates a plan. the health service board approved after overall rate increase of 6.5% for retirees and medicare retirees covered for could i skaiser permanente. kaiser also provides medicare and premedicare retiree access to their facilities in california, oregon, and wash, which are also mentioned in the aggregate 5.57%. a subset of current infertility services will be aligned with the cost share in 2020. kaiser permanente senior advantage retirees have a rate increase of 11.7% for members who live in california. as you may recall, kaiser permanente retirement rates decreased by 0.2% last year. this rate reflects a reconciliation with the forecasted rather than the actual medicare reimbursement. the health services board also approved an enhancement for kaiser medicare plan where there's a transportation benefit for up to 24 one-way rides per year. this benefit is scheduled to take effect january 1, 2020. the health service board approved a 0.9% increase for the trioh.m.o. plan, and a 2.3% increase

. >> more than 85,000 kaiser permanente workers are preparing to go on strike. the employees are from multiple unions across several states including california. the unions are expected to start voting on whether to authorize a strike later this month. if approved it would be one of the largest since the walkout at ups in 1997. the union says talks broke down on thursday and kaiser needs to bargain in good faith. kaiser says union leaders are misrepping how the process is going and more discussions are planned. >>> a bay area firefighter is being hailed as a hero. what he did at lake tahoe the day after the fourth of july earning him praise from the local sheriff's office. >> and walking for a cure. we'll take you to golden gate park to help in the fight against aids. >> that's not the only thing going on in the park. today the celebration that took place at the skate park. >> we had great weather for all outdoor activities today. from 60s at the coast where it's becoming brighter and brighter to even 90s inland. as you look at your evening planner, things will

the union has accused kaiser of unfair labor practices.has not commented with on the accusation. >> in the central valley, a farm is planting a corn maze to remember a fallen police officer. corn maze will honor new man police officer corporal ronil singh this fall. seeds were planted and the farmer john boss said the idea was a no brainer. >> it will bring him back to life even just for the memory of him and they'll see what a wonderful man he was. >> you may remember sthing was shot and killed during a traffic stop the day after christmas in 201 in new mann a town next to the field in modesto. was killed with will be next to him empty maze. >> over in the east bay, abc news was in richmond for the wig wags forever festival. the event celebrates the restoration of two historic train crossing signals a term wig wag was used with for the humans who once stood and waived flags to direct trains at crossings. the wig wag restoration committee says the city owes its beginnings to railroads and wanted to honor the heritage. it raised with $3,000

the union accused kaiser of unfair labor practices. kaiser has not commented on this claim. >>> in the south bay sacred t byons, 3,300 students have signed up to receive backpacks full of school supplies. >>> next at 5:00 a.m., staying on top of the developing story this morning. a deadly shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. the witnesses who saw the gunman open fire. >>> a band was on stage when the gunfire broke out. band members quickly realized it wasn't fireworks they were hearing. >> we're going in with cover to assess further victims in the garlic festival. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen

kaiser says it is working to hire more staff. >>cta signed. this video has gone viral and shows a man calling the police on another man outside of san francisco condo last week. >>the man who posted the video says he was waiting for a friend there when the man asked them to verify the friend's name he refused that's when the man called police. the video has generated a lot of reaction about race relations in the bay area and now both men are speaking out kron 4 sarah stinson has the latest. >>we've learned the man seems his son in that fire. a video has been viewed nearly 2 million times of course here at u 2 and he was seen in the video in a tense confrontation with another man he believed was trespassing in his building in san francisco. since then it has sparked a larger conversation about race. this morningc we have both sides so. the man who posted the video wesley michelle says he was waiting outside the building for friend to let him inside for a party on the 4th of july when a man who lives in the building asked him why he was there th

republic prince of prussia wants his royal heirlooms back the great great grandson of germany's last kaiser and the 2nd has filed claims for the return of part of the families the state including a permanent right of residency at a palace in potsdam of the state of brandenburg wants to hear nothing of it and here's why. there's a lot more evidence of the city's prussian past in these days since germany decided to go ahead with the rebuilding of the whole palace but relations between the former noble family and the german state are not so good this is the great great grandson of germany's last kaiser the 2nd. prince of russia is the current head of the family his dispute with the authorities about former family properties has recently escalated the prince is demanding free use of the cecilia palace which has just completed a 10000000 euro. policy is to keep these places open to the public residents' rights were right of use would be incompatible with this. but that's not all the hohenzollerns are also demanding furniture library holdings and even old masters. in the weimar republic the whole

noble family and the german state not so good this is the great great grandson of germany's last kaiser the 2nd. prince of russia is the current head of the family his dispute with the authorities about former family properties has recently escalated the prince is demanding free use of the sicilian palace which has just completed a 10000000 euro. policy is to keep these places open to the public residents' rights were right of use would be incompatible with this. but that's not all the hohenzollerns are also demanding furniture library holdings and even old masters. in the weimar republic the horn solon's were awarded properties palaces and cultural artifacts but after the 2nd world war the russians classified the hohenzollerns as war criminals and confiscated their properties it's mostly these properties that are the subject of the ral the hohenzollerns did indeed play a jew vs role in the weimar republic vilhelm was a nazi party and a member and a big fan of adult hitler crown prince vilhelm didn't join the nazi party but called on people to vote for hitler and posted that he had adde

kaiser called the strike, a bullying tactic.e strike could begin in early october. >>> coming up. the stage is set for the next democratic resident to debate. who faces off tomorrow night? >>> the 49ers practice with pads today for the first time. we have the action from santa clara. >>> the gun used in last night garlic festival shooting and strong words tonight from the man who sold it just three weeks ago. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you a full suite of products with great performance and value. get fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network for less than at&t. that's 120 dollars less a year. better, faster. i mean sign me up. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> back to the garlic festival shooting. new informati

outside of the kaiser medical offices on geary boulevard, kaiser released a statement saying they planre 300 more therapist . >>> bernie sanders is focusing on the san francisco housing crisis in a new ad for his presidential campaign. >> you share a kitchen with 30 other people? >> yes. >> the and shows sanders wife jane touring a building in chinatown. also affordable housing to. the 21st century economic bill of rights includes guaranteed healthcare, living wages, and the right to fair affordable housing . >>> a new affordable housing project in francisco plan to help families and seniors the mayor and other city leaders took part in yesterday's joint groundbreaking of 88 broadway and 7:35 davis near the embarcadero. together, the buildings will provide 178 new apartments with rent starting at about $750 a month. >> when they move into those units, when they are looking out their window, when they are cooking dinner on their new stove, can you think about how it might feel? especially if you do not even have housing in the first is? >> this is the seventh major affordable housing pr

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sure with our savings and the kaiser report gets a grip without knowing. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome to the ca's report because or welcome to summer solace yes' the series where we delve into solutions to all the problems we talked about all year long that's right and what better place to do that than in sunny malibu we want to discuss social banks the cantillon of such of money printing that has wrecked havoc social and political stability from the inevitable wells that are ropes from central bank money printing and all the mayhem that results soul note i bring in stacy herbert yes and we're with nomi prins the author of cool luzhin how central bankers rigged the world now you know me i think this is really important for the year 2019 because kulu sion has definitely been the word of the past 23 years in america collusion collusion collusion and the clues it was always with some foreign power that all our domestic issues ar

kaiser clinicians are calling on kaiser permanente to improve mental health care for san francisco children. they held a one-day strike today similar to this one that was held last december involving thousands of kaiser mental health professionals clinicians say children dealing with depression often have to wait more than a month to receive their first appointment and that other services are being eliminated due to a shortage of therapists and psychologists. kaiser says it is working to hire more staff. >>if you're a first-time home buyer looking to settle down here in the bay area, new research shows that berkeley is actually a bad place to start kron forcefully to call speaks with a local realtor about these new findings. >>on its list of the 300 best places for first-time homebuyers personal finance website ranks berkeley dead last making it the worst place for first timers, the research data is based on affordability the real estate market and quality of life, the average a medium the home price right now in burkas one 0.2 million and if the purchase requires at least a 20% down paymen

can our staff find out cpmc or kaiser is going to accept them? or anyway, i think that's another negative. sadly, for whatever reason, st. mary's has been unable to grow the volume to where it's needed. i don't question your ability or i mean your data, of course, and in terms of higher volume creating better outcomes and is commendable that has not occurred at st. mary's, or that, in fact, you have been able to achieve the continuation of a superb program. that makes it even more difficult to say that you are closing. >> yes, sir. >> commissioner: i think most of these are questions for staff to try to clarify. i think you would probably also and the increase of noninvasive, because even pcca is invasive, but certainly, a decrease of the use of cardiac surgely andpy pass in terms of the -- well, for cardiac disease that while that has occurred and may be increasing, it really according to the data has not been a decrease of morbidity but increase in quality of life that has actually brought that. >> that is correct. >> and when, in fact, we were

. >>> more than 80,000 kaiser permanente workers started to vote today whether to authorize a nationwideike. in some cases, casting a ballot was difficult. union members posted these photos. instead the polling stations were then set out side. workers are demanding that wages and benefits, kaiser says that they're committed to providing competitive salaries. >>> uber plans to lay off 400 employees from their marketing teams from their 75 offices around the world. the job cuts, as it lost more than $1 billion. >>> a lot of people are feeling the relief today. san francisco is probably used to the cool. but elsewhere. >> out in lynden, it is i. >> smoking yesterday. >> we plan to provide more of the same tomorrow. it is august by the time we get to the weekend. this doesn't mean hot in the east bay. it got to 80 degrees. this was a big changes well.'s efforts to manage 64. right now the numbers are still warm in concord. here is how it looks from high atop the west coast, high pressure is gently building and over the next 24 hours or so. the sea breeze it welcome weekends ever so slightly.

kaiser recently told "the examiner" that its therapists are some of the best compensated anywhere inalifornia and mental health services are facing challenges for all health care providers. >>> for the first time a death is blamed for the recent violent shaking in the mojave desert. this is video of an area one hour west of las vegas. deputies discovered the body of the man pinned under his truck after it fell off of its jacks. investigators say that man was last seen july 3rd, the day before the first big quake, that 6.4 in ridgecrest. as for the shaking in ridgecrest, seismologists warn us it will likely not stop any time soon. inspectors are combing through primary areas of the impacted zone about 130 miles east of bakersfield, evaluating building safety. scientists are predicting more than 30,000 aftershocks during the next six months. that hardly makes things easier for many of the people who have been dealing with the aftershocks. >> there's more damage here than what people see, and even if it's not catastrophic, it's hard on people. >> i've been in 4s and 5s, but that 7.1, i