they've arrested robert bierenbaum for the murder of gail katz.n anybody would think that would commit a murder. unless you saw his other side. my life went flashing in front of my eyes. >> he was moving all over. maybe to get as far away from new york as he could. >> after he left i'm confident he thought the ball game was over. >> i didn't want him to get away with it. i wanted every day of his life to be miserable. >> i said, were you ever married before? i thought, whoa, i touched a nerve. >> did he do it? could he have done it? >> could it have been me? >> the first thing that stood out to me were the flight records. oh, my god. there's the anxioexplanation whl not around anymore. >> i didn't want anybody to dig her up. >> literally, they're going to have to exhume the body they think is games. >> i am so devastated. >> what was this that grave? >> he has no idea what is coming down the road, and it's us. >>> vegas 19, 1990, we had dazzle. lots of glitz. lots of beautiful, beautiful showgirls. cocktail waitresses. >> plastic surgeons were sta

. >> i want to talk about marilyn katz.i do want to do people a bit this is not a relentlessly horrible book. it's not about my life sucks, begin. there is a lot of fun stuff. your mom says she would go back to china? you said yes because america smells like pete. there's a lot of human that goes into you are finally having a cat, talking that katz is kind of fun. part of attention you may need to do it parents was there saying that her face was bad luck. she had an asymmetric face and that was bad luck. you were just alluding to what chinese culture dictated to your parents. you were coming up as an american cooper union things about saving face, which in that particular conversation met don't try so hard, and then there's this poor cat who has the wrong face, now she's bad luck. talk about swearing respect with your parents with what you might have grown up seeing that's not how i want to live. i don't believe this katz face is giving us bad luck. >> its truism for a lot of immigrant committees we become a frozen time cap

katz explaining to us about the general reasons. again, if it was just so simple as the silver bullet of more vaccinations and people, you know, social distancing and wearing their masks, we would have been a lot further along. but as we heard, those are two of the very critical steps that have moved us to where we are now. and hopefully, as you just heard, maybe moving us towards the end of this pandemic. jose? >> that would be fantastic. kerry, thank you. dr. azar, we've now entered flu season across the u.s. health care officials have already been warning all americans to receive their flu shots this year. what do you want those watching at home to know about this flu season? how severe it could be. >> well, you know, last year, we anticipated a twindemic, which never happened. the reason is quite simple, that the mitigation and behavioral things that we did to prevent covid-19 prevented the flu. so we had very little flu circulating last year, which is one of the main reasons that experts are concerned, that there's no crossover

. >> gail beth katz was born on march 8th, 1956. the oldest of three children. her family lived in brooklyn, new york before settling on long island. >> i was one year behind gail in school. we were best friends. she was beautiful, smart, and unfortunately anxious. a little bit of depression early in life. she never thought she was good enough. she never knew how good she was. >> reporter: gail hits a low point in 1979 and attempts suicide. >> in my heart of hearts i believe it was more of a really, really big cry for help than a true suicide attempt. >> reporter: over time alayne says gail appeared to bounce back, landing a job at an ad company and building her way back up. >> and that's when one of her friends decides that she's got to introduce gail to dr. robert bierenbaum. >> reporter: robert bierenbaum met gail during his surgical residency in new york. >> he's close to her age, jewish, classical guitar player. he spoke several languages. he was a gourmet cook. an expert skier. he had mastered instructor level piloting. >> reporter: the doctor swept gail o

thank you. >> have a great day. >> david katz. >>> speaking of rates, 20 years went up for auction, $24 billion worth. how did it go, rick santelli >> you know what it is a strange auction. the grade, i the grade, i gave t a d plus 2.10, 210 was the yield at the dutch auction, but the one issue, market was rallying, pricing around 2.06. we ended up with a higher yield and lower price. it was the high one issued of the day. the pricing was horrible but some of the internals were pretty good. if you look at 64.8 in direction, all of those foreign buyers, the best since july of '20. if you looked at dealer amounts under 20%, it was very solid now, we know the auction didn't go well. look at the two-day of ten-year note yields. boy, you see they popped from 1.62 to 1.64, and 1.67 was the high after the inflation news out of germany last night. we're on pace for the highest close on the chart going back to mid may. bund yields, the highest german inflation since october of 1974, bund yields dropped a bit as you see on the chart when you open it up and go back 30 months you can see we are hov

reporter brooke katz tells us the teenage student is in custody. >> reporter: a manhunt near dallas for an 18-year-old is now over after shots rang out at timber view high school. >> two of the victims were receiving gunshot wounds. to the severity i don't have information right now. >> reporter: the expected shooter is timothy george simpkins who got into a fight wednesday morning at school. >> not a random act. this is not somebody attacking our schools. is as a student. we believe it is a student the got into a fight into a weapon. >> students were not down after the shooting started. >> reporter: frantic parents raced to the scene. >> i mean we are scared. we are scared. we just want to go get our kids. >> reporter: authorities evacuated students that were certain the shooter fled. >> thank out for the teachers and staff at timber view. >> reporter: a pregnant teacher was hurt in a fall but was treated at the scene. >>> is now a date for the resentencing hearing for scott peterson peer scheduled for december 8. in redwood city, the same courtroom where his murder trial to-2004. pete

. >> reporter: peter katz for the chamber of commerce says being outside offers safety and ambience.riment, if you want to call it that, for almost a year and a half, and it has worked out externally well. >> reporter: so, this temporary set up that you see here will stay in place until january 2023. that will buy them time to collaborate with other parties and come up with a more permanent design. in mountain view, kiet do , kpix 5. >>> now at 6:00, fewer officers on the streets of san francisco. their refusal to get the vaccine , and what it means for emergency calls. >>> the call clock is now ticking for part employees to get shots into arms. the new deadline for workers, and why there could be exceptions. >>> parents pushing back in hayward. the rally to save one of their schools. >>> raking news, a small plane is down in sacramento county. we have a report from the scene . so my good evening. i'm ken bastida. >>> and i'm elizabeth cook. we start with a smaller police presence on the streets of san francisco this evening. the deadline for 1st responders to show proof of vaccinati

they have been discussing it all week staffer nicknamed the music man, played that song from katz, the sue, the president of the united states, into me of all the alarming revelations in his book. to me, that's the most disturbing and andrew lloyd webber road cats. he never thought the soundtrack could be used to save the world from arm again. it cuts his own hair with a giant pair of scissors, which is by far the li, shocking revelation of all. turns out this from characters a real not. trump has rejected the book as a hatchet job, financed by the radical left to quote, say bad and untrue things about him in his family, former 1st lady. millennia trump's team has slammed it as it grisham attempt to redeem herself after poor job performance into unprofessional behavior. in the white house commentator chadwick more thinks the media is deliberately shifting attention away from more important issues. we do have a new president. i and he's been in office for 9 months and, and what not realize that. and the country is kind of going to hell in a handbasket. there are plenty of scandals they

when it's been kenneth katz money. he's a gulf expert and he joins us live from washington, dc. kenneth, good to have you with us look. so we've seen a number of isolate tax in iraq recently. how significant is this latest one and what's it telling us about the resurgence of the group insider? rob? thank you very much. and of course, as years europe speaking are purely personal capacity as an outside expert. ah, not official capacity. oh it's, it's very hard to tell from one incident tortue insurance. ah, whether there's a pattern. we don't know that there's a research. and so we, we know that the, i so doesn't control any real big amount, large amount of territory any more. however, you know, we've always known since the defeat was declared 2017 that i saw was defeated. we've always known that have sleeper cells. they have cells, they've been conducting attacks that mosul area, the western desert area. ah, they've, they've had a presence. okay. t all provinces, a mixed province. but we don't know if there's really a r

great to be with you, scottie, so i am going to start with you mr. katz. why is president biden having so much trouble with this bill? not from the republicans, but from those within his own party. well, he has united republican opposition to this so called infrastructure bill. this is a soft. busy infrastructure one, the hard infrastructure, one, scotty, he got a lot of republican senatorial votes and he has support and a house. that's the one for broadband, that's the one for ports and roads and all of that. this one is more for things like child care, pre, pre k, 3 year olds, 4 year old. so we'll have child care money that's sent to every family in for their children a tax credit. but it's actual funds, and that has turned out not to be popular with any of the republicans. they're in united opposition and then they have 2 senators who become famous throughout the world. manson and cinema. and they've put the brakes on some of the spending. so now it's gone from 6 trillion, which is what social a senator sanders wanted to the progressive democrats, $3.00

they had him in the break. >> we'll see if we can get david katz back to join us in the market zone andtop picks are. on the gaming topic, there's a special tonight on cnbc. melissa lee takes a closer look at the sport and betting trends and a leading company in the space draftking just here's a preview of what's coming up tonight. >> draftkings founded by matt, jason robbins and paul lieberman a decade ago at the time they were co-workers atavista print. >> running the office pool or doing daily fantasy sports together how did the idea come about? >> we played the softball league playing fantasy leagues why the idea of draftkings as a daily fantasy sports site came up and the concept is what if you could draft every day. >> if you think it would be legal? >> we thought the fantasy business would be large. there's no line of sight to sports betting for years after we launched in 2012. >> for more about the rise of sports betting across the country watch "generation gamble." at 8:00 p.m. >>> shares of robinhood jump and tech bounces back. ose stories and many more inside the market zone

[laughter] katz, house and before the nba forces this guy to apologize? the question is will he?by doing this it's not like there's going to be no consequence he already knows that. it's not like lebron james for examples under the impression china is good. he just does it doing what he does in good for his own bottom line for if you are going to proactively go out and do this he's not going to apologize. >> he played the nba didn't you tom? >> i would have loved it. >> are not quite tall enough are you? >> or goode enough. i think this guy is great. he is a hero but it is amazing what it takes to be a hero now just stating the obvious. >> and this guy is with philadelphia for they don't show philadelphia's games in china either. all it takes is one player to speak up and they are blacklisting the team. thatth is why we need other heroes like this to state the obvious. maury, all he said if ita remember correctly was we stand with the people of hong kong. and then the nba apologize? i hate to pick up the players. the nba, he is a real hack in a flack for the chinese communist par

katz, tyrus, our studio audience. next to the evil shannon bream next. i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello, and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, senator kyrsten sinema confronted by activists again over her skepticism for the democrats massive spending plan. first in the bathroom at arizona state university and this time the senator was accosted at reagan national airport before she touched down. it also happened on border plane to washington. details coming up in a lab report. plus, more nba players speaking out defending their personal medical decision. pushing back against vaccine mandates. we will talk one-on-one with one of those players about his reasons. jonathan isaac, of the orlando magic, is just minutes away. and from homeless in seattle to moving on, i $1.9 trillion federal covid relief package is helping dozens of homeless in the emerald city move up from tents to high-rise apartments with beautiful views of the space needle and puget sound. we begin tonight wi

katz, tyrus, our studio audience. next to the evil shannon bream next.n bream in washington. breaking tonight, senator kyrsten sinema confronted by activists again over her skepticism for the democrats massive spending plan. first in the bathroom at arizona state university and this time the senator was accosted at reagan national airport before she touched down. it also happened on border plane to washington.

now i'm thinking about katz's deli you distracted my whole spiel. the delta variant of the virus peaked two months ago and we are two months behind them and it's the same playbook. we know that we're not out of the woods with the virus, but what we also know is the fed is out of excuses to start removing stimulus a little bit at a time, obviously. we look at the inflation data and it's a 30-year high with cpi and we know this the market is reacting very well to that. that is a very, very good sign the market is no longer panicking over this idea of coming out of emergency stimulus and all of those stocks i just ran down for you, that is what we want to see that price action to me is very bullish and we're getting that spirituality we need back. we believe in the recovery and the stocks are signaling that. >> the biggest issue, though of what you said, i think it was yesterday when you were with us or it was the day before forgive me if it was that and i can't remember exactly which one, when you suggested the biggest story perhaps for the market in

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and finally new york's katz's deli at hendrick's gin have announced they will partner to make a gin inspiredickle also pickled by gin, the queen on weekends. [ laughter ] that was nice, i think it's probably all seven days. i pulled back, out of respect. that was a monologue we have get a great show for you tonight, it's two of my favorite people, the great ike barinholtz will be here to talk about his new netflix animated show, "chicago party aunt. and as usual we will talk about the rat infested l.a. house we lived together it may be condemned and torn down by now. hopefully ike has an update. and also the brilliant jenny slate will be here talking about "the great north" and anything else jenny wants to talk about it's always fun. but before we get to all that. there's been a lot of news on the donald trump legal front we found out stunning new details about a memo one of his lawyers wrote on how to overturn the results of the 2020 election. he sued his niece over damning tax documents he inadvertently admitted were real his lawyers knew days after the election their claims of widespread

harold katz. try nervivenerve relief.used to worry about how to fix the world's oral health problems. - i think i've got it. - [narrator] then he invented therabreath formulas. - you want fresh breath? i'll give you a fresh breath. - [narrator] for fresh breath, healthy gums, dry mouth, and healthy smiles. - whoa, that's fresh. - [narrator] now, the world's mouths have never been healthier. (sighs contentedly) - works for 24 hours, i guarantee it. therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. - [narrator] available at walmart, target and other fine stores. >>> this morning americans are taking to the streets in cities across the country in support of women's rights and abortion rights. in the first women's march in the post-trump era and more than 600 marchers planned in total in all 50 states. it all comes one month since texas republicans with the help of the mcconnell stolen trump supreme court found a way to essentially end the protections of roe v. wade and effectively ban most abortions in the state of texas. joining us now

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ashley: remain calm and carry on, jason katz, as always thank you very much we appreciate it. take a look at southwest airlines let's bring lauren back in they canceled more flights this weekend, how many people got left stranded? lauren: i don't think you can keep calm and carry out is not a clock eastern 347 southwest flights have been canceled that is 9% of the flights this far, over the weekend were then 1800 canceled that was a third of flights yesterday. what did southwest blame the weather particular in florida and air traffic control issues, okay but their rivals are much lower cancellation rates, what is the deal a major issue southwest does not have an agreement with another carrier to rebook its passengers, those are left completely stranded some of the crews were left stranded as well and then there was talk because of the vaccine mandate some of the pilots and flight attendants called out sick but the airlines and unions say that was not the case. ashley: oh dear i already feel my anger rising i was not booked on a southwest flight. exactly, also weather delays ha

jason katz joins us now.t suppose, jason, you've got 3.5 trillion here, 1.5 trillion here, supposing they split the difference and come up with a $2 trillion reconciliation package. would the market love it or hate it? >> you know, stuart, we have to watch what we wish for here on this big spend. the president's economic agenda clearly hangs in the balance over the course of this month, and i think the markets, obviously, are going to cheer a bit the debt ceiling being raised and a trillion dollar infrastructure which is bipartisan, clearly the markets will embrace that. anything greater than $2 trillion on social spending will simply lead to inflationary pressures, and the markets will loathe that. so we, again, have to watch what we wish for when in this all settles. stuart: so a trillion dollar infrastructure deal, good for the market. but a big spend, bad for the market. supposing they get absolutely nothing on the big spend. you get the 1 trillion infrastructure but you don't get anything of the 3.5 tril

. >> i get a phone call, they've arrested robert bierenbaum for the murder of gail katz and i start screaming behind bars serving that sentence of 20 to life insisting he was innocent. just last december, he was up for parole. >> reporter: "20/20" obtained this transcript of that parole hearing and in it is a shocking revelation. for the first time in 35 years bierenbaum finally admits to killing gail. >> the earth shifted. i was in shock. >> tonight on "20/20" much more from the murder victim's sister and never before heard shocking details from bob's last vegas girlfriend. >> wow a story. wow. john, thank you to you. >>> ginger, we'll head over to you. >> yes, and we have three confirmed tornadoes by wtae reporting that this morning, certainly damage around the pittsburgh area, thanks to a cold front that for the rest of us is just bringing a return to autumn. the temperatures will dip into the 40s again for new york and boston. raleigh, even, by sunday morning. sub 50. now i have to tell you that noaa put out their official winter outlook, and there's a strong signal of la nina. with that

didn't especially like the way he was managing the business and then ultimately he was replaced by rob katzshould be done, investing in the mountain, investing in ski lifts, investing in restaurants, $10 million restaurants, $10 million ski lifts, snowmaking equipment, and making plate better to make people want to go there. now -- and then they said they had the innovation of ski passes therefore, ross perot once looked at this business and said i'm not going to invest in that because i don't want to be partners with god because you don't know if it's going to snow or not the ski pass, you sell them before the year. they were up to 50% of the lift ticket revenues were coming from ski passes last year, a subscription business, and then they bought the other mountains around, you can buy -- but now last year was 50%. they lowered the price this year, tickets are up over 50% this year, revenues up over 50%, they got 50, 75% of the revenues are going to come from lift tickets this year that are sold in advance so here it's not expensive it's an inflation play it's a travel play and we got a ne

that is a significant negative jason katz join us this morning, the white house's warning about the ongoingroblems, do you see it as a serious problem for the market down the road? >> i don't see as a problem but if we don't get past this issue in the next three to six months it will certainly weigh on earnings. this quarter 45 companies have reported they beaten by in large and in fact 80% has beaten and we will see a 30% surgeon earnings, companies with pricing power are surging those that have not and can't will have difficulty in the months ahead. stuart: why are you calling this the most misunderstood bill market bull market of our time, why do you say that? >> i remember with the market started really surging shortly after the depths of covid and you and i talked about the most hated bull market of all time now it is the most misunderstood. the common person is scratching their head, you talked about supply chain issues and wage inflation, housing inflation, respected debt ceiling what does that mean for inflation how are we a few percentage points away from the height, the answer the

my son graduated in 2017 and my daughter is currently a junior at katz .for and i encourage us to merge with leadership high school because i was born and raised in san francisco. i have known leadership high school has been around for many years and i feel like joining the two would strengthen a strong instructional model of both schools because i love the curriculum that high school has tooffer and i feel like it will help the leadership as well . after all these years i believe cat believes a place to call their home and help with their enrollment because i know that's something that's been good for them through the year . >> thank you. hello kyle. >> good evening. i currently serve as chair of leadership high schools board of trustees. originally having graduated from school in 2008 and later joining the board as an alumni in 2018 i'm a second-generation native from the philippines and scotland respectively. my time coincided with some of the mostchallenging experiences of my life . i spent those years unaccompanied and homeless . the leadership was a