keith urban today., sunday, thank you very much, sunday, we've got a few storms through the northeast. we've got hot weather continuing down through texas and, unfortunately, the drought continuing out west. looking ahead to labor day, dry out west we're going to have mostly sunny skies, gorgeous day from the great lakes in the mid-atlantic and on down into the gulf coast. a few isolated storms there. plenty of sunshine into the plains >>> good morning. i am meteorologist kari hall. we take a look at our temperatures, we reach into the upper 80s today in the inland valleys. you'll start to feel warmer temperatures along with seeing more smoke across the bay area. and unfortunately we are looking at moderate to at some times unhealthy air quality for people sensitive to smoke, but near the coast, we're going to see cooler temperatures in san francisco. mostly low to mid 70s. more of the same heading into labor day. >>> that is your latest weather. >> this might be the loudest group of adults we've had in

keith? julie echo -- julie? >> -- is the -- [indiscernible] they basically are charged with managing the construction and maintaining the project. there may be changes on who is actually running the maintenance , but essentially that was all the established. one of the last things we did was ever huge team made a big stack of binders. keep it going. >> there's a lot of players involved in new york city. >> my son is on the project. about two years and, -- in, it transitioned to the memorial foundation. it was an important change. he did not see himself as managing the process, but he did manage it for quite some time. >> i will ask each of you, was there a tense moment. you called out a number of changes that were requested. were there any tense moments when you felt like he needed to defend your design because it was changing the spirit of it? you mentioned the viewing part of it. >> for me, it was very difficult in 2006 when they were eliminating -- a whole host of things from budgeting, pushing against each o

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keith enter, that's a very, very big ask. are you confident? are you confident that the taliban can actually handle your talking about international flights? factors are going well just being able to actually manage the capacity of, of handling the airport facility itself. well, while the airport has the parking they probably can use it all based on the remote locations. so it depends on how they wish to do us. they're going to have to have a security program that supports for the international standards. otherwise we'll have to order a thorough wipe out of the bowl. you could go anywhere in the world. so the security is going to be. ready a very serious issue before the yeah, aircraft for offering and normal international environment. well, keep just in terms of the operations, the like actually running the airport. things like the radar when that's actually reinstalled at traffic control, what would be your priorities here in terms of training, the people who need to run the airport? well, the controllers in the south are going to be the most

we have keith mackey. he's president of mackey international. that's an a v a she consultancy firm in berlin hancock. option le, senior director of the county extremism project, and a former coordinator of the iso al qaeda and taliban monitoring team at the un security council. and from my re be in kenya, we have eileen mccarthy. she's advocacy manager for the norwegian refugee council. in afghanistan, she was recently evacuated. thank you all for joining us. now as we've been saying, the airport has reopened to domestic lights, but there are a huge challenges to getting international flights up and running. i believe the airport is actually still operating without any kind of raise our navigation system . what's your assessment of the space of the airport at the moment and as a pilot yourself, would you feel comfortable going down that runway? well, apparently they are operating without radar. which is indicated by the slide show no aircraft own line, but something that all that's not a safe operating belief if the weather is marginal. so that'

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let me go back to you, keith. greg is sitting on his hands taking a wait and see approach and i'm convinced there will be a fourth quarter rally. how would you prepare? >> i'm with you, no disrespect to greg. you can afford to be on the sidelines now. i think the fed will threaded the needle, but barely. i'm looking for 4675 on s&p 500 peered there's problems in china, problems overseas, but so what go with the opportunity and i cannot afford to miss that anymore than other investors can. charles: gina, you have expressed some concern particularly near term peered when do you think you get the all clear, maybe it's not about buying a dip that we are getting concentrated overweight stocks. >> i agree with keith. the fourth quarter is the best quarter of the year and we think there will be a 45% rally. s&p 500 target of 4700, so we are very bullish. it costs money to be on the sidelines, so keep that in mind as. charles: i love that. what i hate on wall street is when the market is up and they say risk on and when t

let's talk about this with keith lerner keith, how would you have answered that poll >> first, i would, brian, it is interesting with the ongoing concerns the market deals with i think the political wrangling is the biggest near-term risk. what hurts the market the most is something that is not in the headlines as a whole i think the big picture, especially when you you look at the next 12 months, none of these things you brought up is suggesting recession is imminent we think we are early in the economic expansion profit trends are still positive the strong momentum we have seen over the last seven months tends to be a positive when looking at six months out and so. brian,those concerns will continue there is a chance of a hiccup. we are telling our clients focus on the 12-month trend which we still see as positive. >> this might be our rbi tomorrow when i get lazy, i rip smart people like you off. when the markets like the s&p 500 up 15% through august as we have been this year, the s&p 500 tends to gain the rest of the year history says that -- it doesn't mean it will happen, but th

keith, presumably as we've been talking about here in terms of say, flight routes. there are financial implications for carriers if that one thing to use f canister on the space. so if they're choosing to fly around the country rather than over it. and presumably also as we had an hour, put the insurance costs for airlines who wanted to fly in and out of cobble. is it realistic to think that that's not going to be prohibitive for many carriers? well yes, it is a difficult situation. each country is. ready titled to charge airlines for over flight and they like route specifically from europe to the far east, or depending on whether conditions find the most optimum. wow. many of these. ready a forth worth off the country if they're not permitted to be used by the various agencies. when the u. s. a has found all over flights in an l. opperation for us. and so things are settled down the line. what is your lack of crossing the radar? well, this will force us to be corrected. the sign goes on when they can be assured why sam over fly safely fear of being shot selma, othe

today we have capital to market president keith bliss with us as well very good afternoon to you, keithtoday following a disappointing jobs report. despite the miss, the nasdaq is on pace for a record close, as is the s&p 500, only up by one basis point. mike, i guess the surprise is we haven't had a bigger reaction, despite that big miss on the jobs spread. the question is, if we get another big miss two months in a row, for another month, would that start to be seen as a bigger negative? >> most likely i mean, i think you might have some of the same explainations or scrutinizations, but i think that's a bit distant from what we're dealing with now, in terms of trying to felt are the number today in what we more or let expected what was going on some of the air coming out of the broad market today, especially the small caps that have been good this week and some of the cyclicals with an attempted rebound, so it seems more like the market had already gone back on its heels, but yes, the question is, if this is more than a temporary lull, we'll have to figure out how to re-value a lot of

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let's discuss with keith drewman, the manager. i ups what, at least 80 people have been in xhour xhufnltd are you still in the search and rescue phase, or are you moving on towards recovery efforts now? >> thank you for having me, wolf, first and foremost. >> yeah. yes. we rescued at least 80 people vie rarks water rescue. that ended somewhere in the vicinity of 1:00 this afternoon. waters have receded more since then. >> earlier this afternoon your mayor said to cnn there were no storm-related deaths in bridgeport. is that still the case? >> unfortunately, that is not the case at this point. we do have one confirmed casualty after -- after evacuation and rescue operations have ended. we were able to ascertain that there was in fact one casualty. >> mayor barbie also told us, keith, that some homes in bridgeport, your community, are what, three-fourths of the way underwater. were you able to get any type of significant warning out to your residents before these waters started rising? >> well, wolf, we are -- for a bit of a sense o

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but keith says it's what they do, and we shall watch and see.cks, vaporizing yesterday's losses, look at this short-term home rental giant airbnb jumping 4.7% as the u.s. takes the lead in reopening the gates to foreign travelers. coming up, airbnb ceo brian ches ky joins me in studio on how bookings are looking, and takes us inside the home shares major effort to help those displaced by the taliban's takeover in afghanistan. closing bell ringing in 38 minutes, dow is up 91 points, we're coming right back, don't go away, airbnb. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers rated us #1 for network quality in america according to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times in a row. proving once again that nobody builds networks like verizon. that's why we're building 5g right, that's why there's only one best network. liz: we've got to get to this fox business alert uber hitting the gas on a high octane forecast the ride hailing g

i said, "gosh, keith what an honor to meet you. my rock and roll discredit, i sort of got very english and, "oh, no, no, keith i don't think that's a good idea." he was completely blasted instantly. he was completely out of it. so i did say -- i did say no and it was a terrible mistake. because -- it wouldn't have mattered how chaotic it had been it would have been just such a a fabulous experience to be onstage with keith moon. >> jimmy: you would have been a member of "the who", yeah. >> absolutely, yeah. >> jimmy: you know what? you're already a rock star you don't need it. we love you. but i want to talk with you about "f9" and the latest in the "fast and furious" franchise. more with helen mirren in a bathtub. when we come back. i love you she is the coolest [ cheers and applause ♪ don't settle for products that give you a sort of white smile. try new crest whitening emulsions for 100% whiter teeth. its highly active peroxide droplets swipe on in seconds. better. faster. 100% whiter teeth. crestwhitesmile.com we make sit-down

troops in florida's brigadier general walker keith armistead. he said it as an aid in his experience changes dramatically but he gets in up-close view of how a general works and army. and they are 40 c. sent to a place called fort tollison and that's where he meets them young man named winfield scott hancock did was -- what's hancock's background his father benjamin has historic names and that would eat benjamin franklin hancock. they have twin boys in 1824 named winfield scott after the soldier and the other named hillary baker which doesn't seem famous to us. it was locally prominent at the time in six years later they had a third john named john. john hancock. john hancock is with his brother wind field in gettysburg so armistead and hancock have family members at the battle. hancock grows up in norristown and gets an appointment to west point. his father doesn't think it's a very good idea to young. sixteens the youngest a.g. can get in but it's also small. we think the big strapping winfield hancock. i. do you know how tall he was when he g

keith, always a pleasure to have you on i appreciate it.to lauren simonetti, in for liz claman, and we've got upside momentum this hour. lauren: i know, i know, i don't want to jinx it but yeah, stocks just turned charles thank you very much. cutting losses at this hour, take a look. the nasdaq turning positive, it's up 12 points in just these final few moments. the dow down as many as 274 points earlier in the trading session. it's still down by 18, but the swing that we saw today, over 400 points, the s&p 500 hugging the flat line down just 3 points our floor show traders are going to explain what we're calling indecision on wall street. all this coming as president joe biden makes his case for

when did you first -- when did you first -- did keith urban just sweep you off your feet when did youad flowers. [ audience aw's and that was it. >> jimmy: that's how you - >> i was a goner >> jimmy: -- that's how you do it >> i'm like, "yes, i'll marry you. >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] and you celebrated 15 years, right? your 15th anniversary. congratulations. [ cheers and applause >> for a second there, i thought you said 50 years. >> jimmy: yeah been married for - >> and i'm like, no. >> jimmy: you're going back in time, yeah >> hopefully, one day. >> jimmy: yes, exactly >> but, yeah, 15 years, which is pretty amazing, right >> jimmy: it's the greatest. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you do any party or any surprises -- you don't like surprises i know this. >> no. >> jimmy: i know this. i don't like surprises either. >> no, i do not. >> jimmy: why not? >> you don't >> jimmy: no, i really do not -- >> i mean, i don't mind a surprise, like something kind of sweet, but i don't like a a surprise party it's too -- i had a surprise party once and i broke out in a cold sore on the spot. [ laughter

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joining now is keith wade, a public information officer for calfire. thank you so much for your time. i know it's really busy. if you could start by giving us a very latest. -- the very latest. reporter: those numbers are the most recent ones we have. i think you will start to see a little bit of acreage increase as well. hopefully acreage containment increase. the winds have not manifested as expected. we are in a red flag up until 11:00 p.m. tonight, but as of right now, i'm down in the tahoe basin right now at the airport, we get a little bit of a gust once in the fire is letting down a little bit today. that is creating some windows of opportunity for the firefighters to continue extinguishing and continuing it. >> containment is up a little bit, the ones are down, that could change in the next few hours. where the chances today that the flames might move into south lake tahoe? reporter: the opportunity is there, that is why the evacuation happened. we've shown -- if we have learned one thing from this fire is it will do what it wants to do. i spec

. >> i love you truly keith, don't forget that. >> when i'm not home with you just pull out the letter and remember words. >> he is still reading the same letter his partner jeff coleman wrote in 2000 a year before his partner lost his life on when terrorists flew his plane into the world trade center. >> he was a flight attendant in the plane that day. >> were domestic partners living in novato but when keith applied for survivor benefits he was denied. >> the airlines at the time did not recognize domestic partners and subsequently they took his last paycheck and split it between divorced parents. >> he was devastated and set out to change laws and policy for the lgbtq community. lobbying for a california bill giving thomistic partners inheritance rights which became -- domestic partners inheritance rights which became law in 2002. recently he won another victory from the federal government winning death benefits from social security. >> the court found we do not have an opportunity to be married at the time so they are reckoned is a need for that. >> jenny kaiser is dust jenny is hi

back with is now retired army lieutenant keith kellogg. you for your service to our country, it is always great to have you on. you just heard rich edson's reporting. but then you have the state department official saying the tally band is cooperative and businesslike when it's been blocking americans from leaving. your reaction to that? >> thank you for having me on, those comments and comments from the press secretary in the press room are moronic. they're all based on weakness because that's where we stand right now. we lost a 20 year war. it was not lost because of the great men and women that fought that were it was a result i believe of imbecilic decisions by president biden in his national security team, it did not have to be so now we have a nation that tomorrow would probably have one of the greatest trolls in all of history when they raise the taliban flag over the former u.s. embassy over coble with the same people there 20 years ago. and in attendance will be the iranians, the russians and the chinese. i cannot believe this is

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and so then keith stern came up to me and said would you take over briefly. because pelosi was being called away. i still had no idea what was happening. and, you know, i went up to the speaker's chair and, you know, she said thank you very much. i think she said i'll be right back. she left her phone there. and so i began to then, you know, take over the -- overseeing the house. and then i began to hear noises. and wasn't sure quite what it was. and i was told that i should adjourn the house which i did. i recessed -- went -- we went into recess. >> without objection, the chair declares the house in recess pursuant to clause 12-b of rule one. and again, i saw another text from my daughter like what -- why are you -- where are you now? i said i'm in the chair, speaker's chair and i know you are. but why are you there? and i think i may have texted her back like, you know, crazy -- i didn't know what she was talking about. and so then i was anxious to get this proceeding again. and i asked whether -- you know, bring the house back into session which i did. so

here is keith morrison with "evil was watching. " >> again and again, she came here. stood under the ancient canopy. walked the damp, narrow paths, to the places the killer used to hide what he had done. as if looking, once more, after all these years would tell her something. as if the dense undergrowth would part, and finally reveal a name. it's so peaceful here. it's not the kind of place you would associate with violent crime. that's for sure. >> no. no. and nothing like this has ever happened, at this park before. >> lindsey wade was just 11 years old that terrible summer, in tacoma, washington. >> i just remember that it was really scary, to me, as a young girl. it was really scary, not just for me but, for everybody. >> and the questions about that place and that summer followed her. up through the ranks of the tacoma police department. until, as detective lindsey wade, she came here to wrestle with something like an obsession. a mystery, that lay dormant for more than three decades. a story, that can finally be told. it was march, 1986. things were finally loo

keith boykin is with us as well, author of "race against time: the politics of a dark america.", there was so much hope around this. and there was for a time some bipartisan agreement on really the core elements of this. many months later it's done. how disappointd are you and what's the path forward? >> listen, i'm not disappointed at all. i'm a realist and i never believe that this thing is going to pass. tim scott said from the beginning that qualified immunity was a nonstarter. he did talk about holding an agency accountable without individual officers. we've heard just lip service. the president and his vp have forgotten the people who put them in office. look what they're doing on the border, sending out flights of haitians, seven to nine a day. it's disgusting how, you know, they are treating us and how they are feigning that they want something done. everyone is clutching their pearls. but the attorneys representing the family named this bill after george floyd understood with this the $27 million history breaking settlement after that and a chauvin conviction little mor

lauren: let's bring in fitz-gerald group president, keith fitz-gerald.eith, good to see you as well. i want to start here with you, do a little sports. bob boon is the washington national as vice president, a 15 year executive with the team. he is he just quit. he is 73 years old, reportedly because the team has a vaccine mandate. he won't comply with it. do you think we'll see more? if so, do you think this impacts the economy at all? >> you know that is a very interesting question. i get where he is coming from. i understand where he is coming from. yes i do think it will be an impact but one most people don't expect. i don't think our legal system and our how many resources within corporations is remotely prepared to handle challenges that come with this designed of decision making. how the courts come down on it, may actually be the driver here. lauren: that is interesting. my first reaction was he is 73. just kind of get the shot. >> exactly. lauren: you will be really old if there is a negative side-effect. anyway we chuckle. more importantly the s

here's keith morrison with "the woman with no name". >> here is where they put her. her permanent home court. >> nobody really knew anything about her. >> this little cemetery in east texas. one simple marker on her grief. and the name that was in a name. jane doe. >> it makes it personal, because you think what if this is your family? but if this could be your friend? >> she, who was she? this impossible enigma. >> they smelled it first. then they sought something burning. looked like a mannequin. a man approached. what was that? and then,. >>. >>. . >>. a recoiled. that was a young woman, dead and burning. you know, we have homicides just like the rest of the world. no one is far as trying to bring the body. which really struck fear in people around here >> lieutenant any hope was still a sergeant back then. great county sheriff's department. >> she had piled beneath her, and would piled on top of her. and there was i believe a gas can. >> wow! >> it looked like somebody tried to cover the tracks. >> she's in just a spare forever. >> right. >> the officers who resp

it's keith morrison with "the rise and fall of oscar pistorius". >> such a time it was, like a different. this was london, the year was 2012, and olympic history is about to be made. a moment was electrifying, and 45.4 four seconds the south african double-team running on covered fiber -- was transferred from global to international superstar. with a superhero nickname. the blade runner. he was oscar pistorius. >> he was just this amazing amazing icon. >> and in south africa, he was adored. not just as a remarkable athlete, but as a man of apparently flawless character. modest good manners, a man with good works. irresistible, of course endorsements in all he was almost interestedly wealthy, and certainly a list for glorious eight months. and then, four bullets in close range through a closed door. a woman was dead, and the myth of the blade runner was blown away. it was 3:20 am, on february 14th 2013th. valentine's day. when police arrived at oscar's house, he told them a harrowing story. >> oscar pistorius, according to him, has suffered death threats. he has been a victim of serious a

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