host: let's hear from jamaal in atlanta, georgia for our guest eric katz. caller: two questions, who makes the decision on what to spend money on? who makes the decision on whether to rebuild or relocate people who are affected by these things, natural disasters? if you look at louisiana and you have people who have been impacted, what is the point of rebuilding rather than relocating? who makes those decisions? host: jamaal there, thank you jamaal. guest: in terms of where the dollars go, fema works on that with local entities and they also solicit information from the people impacted so they can give them financial assistance and disaster relief grants or small business loans to help them. and of course, there are other elements in the government to help with that. in order of the decision to rebuild or relocate, that is up to the individual. they received assistance for rebuilding or repairs as part of that, it's a complicated process. especially if fema is taking too long or too cumbersome for the individual. obviously, every individual has to weigh tha

katz other trends were completed in all 12 groups. for us, this is a significant event, because when children go to kindergarten, this is probably a special day for every parent, but since kindergarten new children go completely everything new here new equipment new toys, as we already joke in the family that this kindergarten was probably built for us, because there was a place for me as a teacher and for my children and the eldest child and the youngest. uh, in general, of course, uh, as i already said, it’s a great joy for me both as a mother and as a teacher that e there is an opportunity in our children to grow up to develop in such conditions, we have launched adaptation groups short-term stay of children 130 children. to date, already parents. they wrote a statement, and provided yes for a design capacity of 230 in connection with the construction of e fanipol, we will expand. we are pulling up the infrastructure to the housing under construction. the construction of the sports and recreation complex fanipole pool gym is in ful

and mark katz, and the people at the white house.i showed it to a friend of mine, he wants to have lurch with you." i said, "who's your friend?" he said, "jonny carson." >> stephen: wow, wow, you were out in l.a.? >> yes. >> when i got back to l.a., i had i guess some chutzpah to ask could i bring a friend? because i knew -- >> stephen: you need a witness. >> well, this fellow that i was working with, like you just said, to me it's johnny carson, but to you, just said it, it's god. i brought my friend ray romano with me. and we had lunch. we went to his office. it was in santa monica. he comes out-- i will never forget the was wearing a yellow sweater, white pants. he looked like he had just been playing tennis. he looked fantastic. >> stephen: probably had been. >> we went downstairs and we had lunch for two hours. >> stephen: wow, did you ask him-- like, what did you say? what do you talk to him about for two hours? >> you become the john candy character. "remember when you said this? that was great." so we're doing these bits that

stuart: good advice, jason katz. see you soon. >> you bet.t: we have movers, and and we're starting with pg&e. up, lauren. they're lauren the utility was added to the s&p 500 two years after exiting, emerging from bankruptcy. they were clobbered with the california wildfire if claims. they're being -- it replaced systems, so pg&e up 3.5. stuart: earlier you went through the gaming stocks, straight up because of good news out of macau. lauren: wynn resorts, jeffrey's just uptraded -- upgraded them to a buy, and the news is macau will allow tour groups from china to come back in in november, the first in three years, and as a result, they'll double the number of daily visitors to 40,000. business is back for now. stuart: aye been to the wynn resort in macau -- lauren lauren how does it compare to vegas? stuart: completely different. rather quiet because they don't have slot machines. you know in vegas, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding? not like that in macau. far fetch, what do they do? lauren: online marketplace for luxury. citigroup with a sell,

they're comfy and they look good thank you, courtney reagan and david katz >>> a quick programming noter on "closing bell overtime" tonight. don't miss that. still ahead on "the exchange" shares of apple down 4% ter af coming very close to their all-time high. next week's event be the boost that gets it back there? we will discuss after this quick break. bubbles bubbles so many bubbles! as an expedia member you earn points on your travels, and that's on top of your airline miles. so you can go and see... or taste or do absolutely nothing with all those bubbles. without ever wondering if you're getting the most out of your trip. because you are. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> welcome back we are less than a week away from apple's big september event where new iphones are widely expected to be announced steve kovac joins me now >> next week, on wednesday, the launch is coming and what tim cooke

jeffrey katz, $12 price target what happened here, david? supposed to be the big rebound. >> they did miss on revenues you pointed out, sara, that they came in high on the cost side as well, but i think more importantly the street had been taking the view that they could exceed 2019 ebitda by 2023, and they walked that back on the call this morning, and i think that aspect of it is probably the biggest driver what is the trajectory of this recovery going to look like, and the most important as pesk our thesis has been that carnival and cruise in general does not have the pricing power that we're seeing elsewhere in hospitality, right, where room rates are high, the cost of things they are just not able to embed that inflation the way others are because their patrons are a value-driven customer so they bundle and do other things but they are just not getting, it sara i was going to ask why the value-driven customer, part of the reason, and i know arnold is not there anymore and had him on many times and kept saying once the restrictions ease

host: let's hear from jamaal in atlanta, georgia for our guest eric katz.aller: two questions, who makes the decision on what to spend money on? who makes the decision on whether to rebuild or relocate people who are affected by these things, natural disasters? if you look at louisiana and you have people who have been impacted, what is the point of rebuilding rather than relocating? who makes those decisions? host: jamaal there, thank you jamaal. guest: in terms of where the dollars go, fema works on that with local entities and they also solicit information from the people impacted so they can give them financial assistance and disaster relief grants or small business loans to help them. and of course, there are other elements in the government to help with that. in order of the decision to rebuild or relocate, that is up to the individual. they received assistance for rebuilding or repairs as part of that, it's a complicated process. especially if fema is taking too long or too cumbersome for the individual. obviously, every individual has to weigh that

days days that's not that far off average so if we look at the fot the forecast for tomorrow, the e katz shows us even though we have more the high clouds that's that's the transparent stuff you you can see through. look through that to see the marine r tomorrow morning there's not a lot of it but we will see a lite bit of it tomorrow morning it wl not be the all gray out like we had earlier in the week were nog that anymore. morning lows are in the mid to upper 50s daytime highs tomorrow are very much like today although the city gets back into the low 70s tomow we do notice the warm-up on friday so little perspective ont if we take the valleys, the average right now would be 84 it's a nice place to be it was 80 yesterday today's number coming in probably right around 83 we will check in on that but it looks like it will come aroud that mark 86 tomorrow. 91 on friday and that is the top we will start to cool down after that it's not huge but we are at at least going back down in thet direction for the weekend. in the seven-day forecast san frano san francisco, oakland and san jose are f

and rounding out the top 5 mayor, a who died in honolulu, the girl and the goat in chicago and katz's new york. deli. it's the only one i've been 2 out of. those is not as photogenic as any of those places. >> but it is world famous for its the strong yeah, yeah. and probably a lot of the pictures of the strongest and the scene when harry met sally where baked, having a very that's right. good information. there you go. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. we're going to get something to eat. see at 8 o'clock. have a good night. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume. hey! what? it's true! and that's all thanks to chase first banking. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank with tools for both, all with no monthly service fee. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: long live

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the national team of ukraine , 50,000 dollars will be guaranteed, this is the wind journalist fred katz mykhailiuk played 56 matches for toronto, but in august, toronto counted our performer. when he flew in the location of the ukrainian national team at eurobasket, sviatoslav was one of the leaders of our team that reached the one-eighth final, on average, he scored 17 points per game points, five rebounds and made almost three assists. nick will be the fifth club in mykhailiuk's nba career overseas. svyatoslav was drafted by the los angeles lakers, after that he played for petro and the oklahoma city pistons thunder and actually toronto reptos and finally about tennis smart-bones won the debut doubles title in da wt.ua ukrainian woman who is currently ranked 54th in the world ranking in a pair with tereza martinseva triumphed in the finals of the tournament in the whe-250 series in slovenia ukraine the czech duet beat the slovenian couple of kristina bukša and tereza myhailikova 6:4:6 nil in one hour. kostyuk and martyntsova made four aces, realized five of nine break points and once

. >> let's bring in david katz and daniel flax. david and daniel, thank you for joining us as we keep the shots up of the queen's funeral. david, i'll start with you from the macro picture. this is a time right now in the markets at a cross roads, if you will we are trying to figure out if the markets and economy is turning to the down side is this, david, a situation where we feel comfortable about investing or are we due for the down turn that we haven't seen since the depth of the pandemic? >> we think the economy is slow, but we will muddle through this. it is easy to get caught up. you need to take a 6 to 12 month t timeline we think the market will be a batch higher there would be buyers in the weakness >> daniel, one of the places hit hard and most important from the mathematical perspective to the overall market story in america is technology and communications services the mega cap names microsoft, calphabet and tesla and others if the fed has to continue raising rates, the growth companies are maybe doomed, if you will, t

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jason katz is back with us. jason, do you think we're going to be testing the lows of june?the short answer is, yes. stuart: you do? >> well, depending on what index you're looking at, we're anywhere from 3-7% away from it. it's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when because investors are so consumed with narrative the of higher inflation with this backdrop of higher rates. that a being said, i do think once we test that low or even make new lows, i think you're going to be in a trading range, albeit a violent one. i'm not saying we're setting up for anything ominous, a la, say, the football if crisis. stuart: -- the financial crisis. stuart9 stuart what's wrong with my idea of holding a 2-year, you get 3.5% after two years in each of the two years. what's wrong with this? >> so dare i challenge the great stuart varney in. stuart: yeah, but you'll never be on the show again. [laughter] >> as my last hoorah here, i'm going right at you. as someone who also vises people with respect for their money for the short, intermediate and long term, we looked a liquidity, longevity.

rounding out the top 5, the girl and the goat in chicago and katz's deli in new york city. still ahead here at 10 o'clock of vote flipping in new zealand, leaving 5 people dead. we'll tell you about the rescue efforts that are underway there. >> and when we return, the moon festival kicked off today. we'll show you how people in the bay area are celebrating. kron. 4 news at 10 returns in just a moment. >> welcome back. the moon festival kicked off today. it's one of the biggest holidays celebrated by many of asian descent, including folks right here in the bay area. the annual holiday is celebrated in the asian community to explain more about this chinese tradition. we spoke with jenny chan, the assistant director of the moon festival in san francisco, chinatown. >> we have well are trying to tone in san francisco. we have a lot of bakeries that him, a moon cakes. and so this is from. i ca fay on by a single mother our waverley street. and we also many moon cakes. well, this is from demi cafe. and so yeah, wonderful. and and as you want to go all out and make your hence fig

why the delay in cheri katz. we had quite a long delay on the delivery of the generator. normally it takes 12 weeks to deliver a generator once procured by the contractor inform this case it was prosecute cured or delivered in 44 weeks. we have the extraordinary equipment delays. by the manufacturers. city supplied equipment or part of the contract the general contractor scope of work >> part of the general contractor scope of work. >> you are not liable for the delays. he the contractor may have damages or forgive those because it is a covid-19 supply chain. it is forced for sure we don't accept any general conscience nor do we assess what the damage is. but [inaudible]. good. had it is for chars you listed contracts that were complete, were they delivered on time? did you delay the contractoir? do you have pending delay claims. >> we do not. >> good. >> that is good news. and i will say hai think your second slide you had quadrant 4, i think the fourth quadrant -- let me go back there. it listed some problems continuing problems that you had with different agencies and

people aug's and katz. whole fish..31 right now in the east bay, the 8 homicides that they had the last week as the oakland police officers union. the association sounding the alarm. yeah. there putting a spotlight on 2 of the city's violent prevention programs that were established. >> to re imagine public safety using non police response models. crawford says he you follows up on the story. >> practice was to reduce funding the police department to the tune of 18 million dollars and transition or or to these? no, i'm police responses. a lot goal. but unfortunately, the money seems to have moved over but recalls have the president of the union that represents oakland police officers. officer barry donelan is questioning the number of non violent calls for service. that got a response from macro, the city's mobile assistance, community responders of oakland. >> donelan says in the month of august, opd has 9-1-1, dispatch received 60,000 calls for service. so of the 60,000 calls for service use a macro 19 bain added the

rounding out the top 5 morrow dominate you, don in honolulu, the girl and the goat in chicago and katzi in new york city where? so that's a win areas. those mom said i'll have what that's one of the cats do. okay. but the one they're talking about boat hagan, louis, you've been there. >> i don't think i have. i thought you said you had your own. my hope and i thought you said, yes, i loved it. it was amazing. i think he said, are we going to talk about the clearly friday? let's take a final check your 4 zone forecast as we are tracking some wet weather out in southern california. very jealous right now with those storms even tracking some severe weather over in lost hills in the central valley. dry for now. >> for those of you in san luis obispo county, but we do have a slight chance, a possible pop-up thunderstorms. first, we're going to see that increase in that subtropical storm cloud cover. those of you in the south bay could actually see some light scattered showers and possible light rain. even for those of you in our east bay valleys. but temperatures out there right now still i

debra katz, senior vice president of human resources for kaiser permanente, northern california. >> saysses to date for kaiser permanente facilities in northern california. but these nurses say the turnover rate is high and they're still dealing with staffing shortages were very disappointed that kaiser's not providing enough staffing for a patient the care nurses like janet kimmi want a new and fair contract that includes health and safety provisions that address the dangers of infectious diseases. workplace violence prevention standards that protect nurses and minimum staffing guidelines that ensures safe patient care. the 2 parties have been negotiating since june, but nurses say there's been little to no progress in a statement to kron 4 kaiser says, quote, we are committed to continuing to provide our nurses with competitive compensation and benefits professional opportunities and a work environment committed to their well-being and safety nurses on the bargaining team say they will keep negotiating with management for the next 3 weeks. but they say they don't know what's going to h

. >> we had nurses in our intensive care unit work 100 days straight without a day debra katz, seniordent of human resources for kaiser permanente, northern california says since 2021, they've hired more than 3,000 nurses to date for kaiser permanente facilities in northern california. but these nurses say the turnover rate is high and they're still dealing with staffing shortages were very disappointed that kaiser's not providing enough staffing for a patient the care nurses like janet kimmi want a new and fair contract that includes health and safety provisions that address the dangers of infectious diseases. workplace violence prevention standards that protect nurses and minimum staffing guidelines that ensures safe patient care. the 2 parties have been negotiating since june. say there's been little to no progress in a statement to kron 4 kaiser says, quote, we are committed to continuing to provide our nurses with competitive compensation and benefits professional opportunities and a work environment committed to their well-being and safety nurses on the bargaining team say they

resources on both agent khodorkovsky plus bloggers such as foreign agent katz at the bbc's british focal point in russian and on agent zanesider, the foreign agents intelligent steam conflict project and comet balling. kat german coordinators are responsible for the tv channel build and for agent deutsche valley in russian, and also oversees numerous media outcasts for agents rain and echo of moscow former employee of echo of moscow the collective editorial staff there in small flocks, she scattered around europe as a daughter, velly, sheltered in a kelgengalar spitting with a light frame, who feel great and put the latyn somewhere long ago in some kind of office there they left and left the air will be cleaner will latynina consists in the ukrainian information center. in the same place, agents are inseparable, nevzorov and feigin, general profile, anti-russian, propaganda is the swedish coordinating center, the most write small in terms of funding. he is in charge of the so-called prison relief funds and the media in the baltic countries, such as the propaganda publication repost. well

deborah katz, august, a senior vice president of human resources for kaiser permanente, northern californiaing to provide our nurses with competitive compensation and benefits professional opportunities and work environment committed to their well-being and safety cuts office went on to say that staffing shortages are impacting health care facilities across the u.s., including at kaiser permanente. but they are working to hire more employees. could says that since 2021 that they've hired more than 3,000 nurses today for kaiser pregnant permanente facilities in northern california. now dire rating or taking a look at the informational picket happening here at the kaiser permanente in walnut creek. quite a turnout again, these nurses are asking for a fair and better contract. however, they are still negotiating for that contract. they have not reached an agreement and they say that they will be negotiating with kaiser permanente for the next 3 weeks. one nurse tells me that they don't know what will happen if they don't reach an agreement within 3 weeks off. and back to you. all right. thanks

debra katz office, the senior vice president of human resources for kaiser permanente, northern california's pick it. she said in part, quote, we are committed to continuing to provide our nurses with competitive compensation and benefits professional opportunities and a work environment committed to their well-being and safety kits office went on to say that they are working to hire more employees. she says since 2021, they've hired more than 3,000 nurses to date for kaiser permanente facilities in northern california. the dire reyna, this nurses that i just spoke to say that's not enough. it's a revolving door. nurses go in. then they leave. and it's because they don't the proper care and training that they're supposed to receive. now they've been year, but they say that there's been little to no progress with kaiser permanente. they say that they'll be negotiating with the hospital with with management, for the better contract for the next 3 weeks. but they say that they don't know what's going to happen after that. if they don't reach an agreement, i'll send it back to you. thank you f

debra katz, all of us, the senior vice president of human resources at kaiser permanente for northern active bargaining with the california nurses association and are optimistic we will reach an agreement soon that honors our values, nurses. and also prioritizes affordability for our members die over a net that was just sent to us about a few minutes ago. we're going to speak to these nurses about what they have to say about kaiser's response to be informational picket. we're going hear from the nurses will talk a little bit more about what team also in that really sent to us just a few minutes ago. but for now, i'll send it back 7.36 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the cdc is going to vote today on those new covid boosters. >> we're going to tell you if it's going to get the green light when you can get this new version of the covid shot and after the break, we're going to show you how to keep your pet safe during the heatwave john. yeah, that is honestly the most important thing i always feel for the pats specially when they're on their walks during those hot afternoon h

the girl and the goat in chicago and katz's deli in new york. well, a beautiful interior. people would want to take photos. >> and still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news remembering queen elizabeth. the second we have a live report from england with kron four's justin campbell. plus, the state is working on a plan to help california tackle the drought. and the family of a woman beheaded thursday. now speaking out. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 months and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain

here is the seventeenth year after the adoption of katz, yes, the law, how many times we answered asymmetrically , practically no reason was symmetrical, we said, you see, the red line has passed. here she is now passed and then people. that's what happened today in donetsk is really the answer that is needed now, it is not needed tomorrow. he don't need the day after tomorrow, it should be immediately, only then will we be sure that our leadership, both political and military, has a strategy, that they are taking steps that lead to a certain goal with all due respect, but we contradict ourselves why? well, because when you say, this tragedy has just happened and you need to answer. today. only there we will believe that there is a strategy. you offer emotional action. if now in no way in no way, i understand it, so i understand perfectly, strategic, for example, if you suppose we are preparing a global offensive now, if there is a concentration of the power of means, and we will say that a tragedy has happened, therefore, without pulling up everything that is needed, it will not dry out. let's

resources and agents of khodorkovsky plus bloggers such as foreign agent katz in the british focal pointject of the foreign agent famiot bel-cat german coordinators are responsible for the tv channel and agent deutsche valley in russian, and also oversees numerous media natives for agents rain and echo of moscow former employee of echo of moscow collective editorial staff there in small flocks, it scattered around europe daughter welly flew to spitting a kelgenhauer light frame, who feel great and have attached a latyn somewhere long ago in the office, they left there and left the air will be cleaner. latynina is a member of the ukrainian information center. agents nevzorov and feigin are inseparable there, a general profile, anti-russian, propaganda is also a swedish coordination center. the most write small in terms of funding. he is in charge of the so-called prison relief funds and the media in the baltic countries, such as the propaganda publication repost. well, the baltic states still remains the vanguard of russophobia. they have already reached such chauvinism that inogen rain,

stu: jason katz on a tuesday morning. thank you so much. >> thank you, sir. stu: politics. a federal judge ordered that an independent special master be appointed to review the documents seized during the fbi raid on mar-a-lago. the justice department also have to put a hold on state queenses own review. its own review. todd, is this a win for trump? >> in two parts. one is a pr win and trump hasn't had a lot of wins with regard to this situation aside from the fact he can say, hey, the government raided me and i'm a president and this is not normally happening to former presidents. from a legal perspective, this is a pretty big deal. what the government did, and we've talked about this, government went in there with a pretty broad warrant and scooped up a lot of stuff. if you read what the judge said in the reporting coming out of what the judge said, the judge was a bit concerned that medical records and tax records that have nothing to do with the classified material of which the government complains was scooped up in all this. the judge basically going to the .g what's

jason katz, market watcher on this monday morning.the big deal? >> indeed. i think the market has been waiting with bathed breath -- beated breath. we've -- bated breath. is it going to be the third meet in a row with 75 basis points. the truth of the matter is regardless of whether it's the 75 orbit, i think the market -- or not, i think the market has digested that, so we might get a whole lot of nada in terms of reaction as far as report on tuesday and wednesday is concerned. stuart: there's a report in the "wall street journal"ed today that says inflation is moderating pretty much across the board. that's got to be what investors are looking at morning. >> without e give -- equivocation. we've talked about corn, wheat, lumber, gas, now it's airfares, now it's freight rates. and so, yes, we are seeing a moderation are. but make no mistake about it, stuart, the fed if needs more than that. they need three months of softening inflation data. they need evidence that the labor market is beginning to moderate before they even consider m

one person who was able to go into the call is my colleague helen katz who joins me now.s the gentle noise of people having a chat and sharing snacks, as soon as they get into the hall it is absolutely still and produces a quite interesting effect. it is so quiet that ijumped when someone knocked a stick on the floor for the changing of the guard, and it produces this sense and the way of time slowing down a little bit, i was trying to work out how long are able to spend in there after queueing so long roughly timing how long it would take them to get through, four or five minutes from the steps to leaving the wall. but when you are in that moment the stillness and peacefulness makes time stop as they all walked past and they have that moment to pay that tribute. makes time stop, thank you, helen for sharing that moment when you go into the wall, we hear that time and time again from people who have made that journey, who have been into the hall that what we see on the television we are offering a live feed continuously lying in state but being there is so very very diffe