krauss said he's more grateful than ever. >> it reminds me that god's in control. for something like this. it's given me a new perspective on how i want toive the rest of my life. >> the shark might argue that krauss attackedfirst. he had a spear. he says he's doing okay and itn cha his life forever. >> as it should. i hope het doesn'go back into shark-invested waters. >>> obesity may linked to childhood asthma. it may be to blame for nearly a quarter of childhood asthma cases. kids who are overweight are much more likely to be w diagnosh asthma than those in a normal weight range. the study1 suggests of childhood asthma cases could be prevented by mainining a healthy weight. if you end to throw out your leftovers, you're not alrae. the a family wastes nearly one-third of their food purchases. it adds up to 250 pounds of food thrown away annually. how can you help your family use more and waste less? experts suggest freezing your leftovers. if you can't use them right away, just don't forget about it. then you're cleaning out your freezer and you haveod from a year

krauss, had run all the recruitments for the city of new jersey. we did the work to validate it for san francisco. in fact sometimes we lease it to san mateo county, but it's been a very valuable tool for ensuring not just the technical skills and knowledge, but sometimes people's heard it under the soft skills, but the ability to prioritize those management skills are also assessed, so it's our intention to provide you with that information on the candidates whom you will be interviewing. >> commissioner covington: thank you. thank you for the background on that. i just wanted to know how -- you know, how long the city has employed this as one of the things to be ranked. also under desirable qualifications, previous management is listed. that's curious to me. >> undesirable -- >> commissioner covington: yes, desirable. >> oh, i think it's a broad description -- it's considered to be business related, but these are people who are involved in businesses that are dealing with facilities and budgets. if you'd like, we can strike that one. >> commissio

i am not particularly good with krauss and we made quite a quick exit about 730 over to the dodgems.s keen to go on to the inflatable slide, but you are thinking maybe it was better to wait till after the fireworks. yes, there was a lot of long queues. we took them in a couple of rides and they got to a point where we said, we'll wait for the fireworks it, it may come down. my the fireworks it, it may come down. my six—year—old daughter asked to go on with a friend. we said maybe, after the fireworks. we will see what it is like. ayes how did people first realised that there was something wrong in the park? we had an announcement from the local radio dj who said had any serious incident, we need to evacuate and let the fabulous land. i don't think people took it seriously at first. everyone looked at each other and a couple of minutes later there was another announcement asking us to leave. people very calmly made their way to the gates and left in a nice manner. nobody knew what was going on and didn't understand what was happening. we saw blue flashing lights behind us and had this

. >> former rnc chair michael steele, turning point usa founder charlie kirk, journalist allies a krauss, and governor chris christie, and trumpet presidential campaign advisor david urban talk about the future of the republican party. it took place at the gathering known as politicon. >> hi, everyone. we are going to talk for 45 minutes, you are going to solve the future of your party. got to be honest, so glad it is not mine. you all can ask questions. be thinking about your questions. fyi, they have to actually be questions, not statements with an upward inflection. [laughter] >> actual questions. >> i can tell you are a mom. >> and i will shut you down because i am a liberal. [laughter] i want to start by getting everyone's take, we will talk about the future of the republican party, where you think the republican party is right now and i will start with you. i feel like you have really seen it -- i feel like the republican party has changed a lot in the years, and you have been a part of or tossed up and down by some of those changes and i want to know if you think that is right. ha

. >>> i want to thank our guest host this morning peter krauss.s we get ready for like a three-day weekend that may have a huge impact on the markets. >> i think the g-20 and the outcome is interesting and the markets are watching for that. i think volatility is still elevated. we need to be concerned about it. we didn't talk about credit, but the credit markets are a little bit tender right now. we should be careful about the credit markets, as well, and watching to see where buying opportunities -- >> what is baked in right now? what is already baked in >> i think the whole fed discussion is baked in. i think that is in the market. i don't think we are going to see more increase on that. i think the market rise yesterday probably took a little of the g-20 impact out. >> thank you. >> great to see you. >>> that does it for us today. it's time for squawk on the street. ♪ >> good morning and welcome to squawk on the street. we are live from the new york stock exchange. let's give you a look at futures as we set up a half hour from now. you can see