>> daniel webster, quote, justice is the great interest of man on approach. >> from your mouth to god'sit stands one nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> a goal of america, half dream and half nightmare. ♪ when i die don't bury me at all ♪ ♪ hang me up on a spool next to a bobbin, so i can keep on working ♪ ♪ because i got the blues of the promised land ♪ ♪ i got the cotton mill blues ♪ ♪ got to work like hell ♪♪ >> 2 million children in the mills and the mines. 6 million grown-ups unemployed. >> why hire a man for a dollar when you can hire a kid for a dime? >> i was taught in my youth that it was the height of vulgarity to discuss money. a professor in chicago came up with a few statistics. an american family cannot adequately survive on less than $900 a year. the average working man earns about $400. ♪ when the union's inspiration through the worker's blood shall run ♪ ♪ there can be no power greater anywhere beneath the sun ♪ ♪ but the force on the earth is weaker ♪ ♪ than the foo feeble strength of one ♪ ♪ for the union makes us strong ♪ ♪ solidarity forever ♪ ♪

you could be taller than webster back then these were the rules like was definitely like. 5 the addition process i was really excited about that we had to be do other kids. i was like, i got braces of my teeth. i can do this, did united up probably 100 percent. my mom got me. how fit my dad got me. his glasses, this is all old story stuff but and i had a kid moment because i asked my dad for the glass with tape in the middle from nerds. that was molly reference really at the time, my dad's notorious procrastinator. and he gave me, his glass is right off his face for work and they just wobbled on my favorite. like i had a mom and i got mild. it's not perfect. i'm not going to be good. a suck it up though i think i was good. brother, it became an arctic character. i swear spike was copy it. it would it did. mars commercial. right. i'm going to, oh, big spike would have an honest conversation with me about i'm not, i sort of i so just like trying like my god, me. and then you go from the one i think it's one on one and off supposed to be. but they folks at tv, if there's of the chargeable m

elizabeth: ashley webster.ast night dems are burying in spending bills government fines against companies that enact president biden's vaccine mandate. we're talking about fines from 70,000, up to 700,000? let's bring in congresswoman nicole malliotakis. great to see you again. "forbes" magazine this could hit northern -- non-complying companies hard. what do you think about that? >> we continue to push back. we need to take up a infrastructure bill which is non-partisan but at the same time the socialists keep trying to push the radical $3.5 trillion agenda that holds the type of poison pills in it that would really hurt industries across america t would create more labor shortages. it would create more supply chain issues. it would have impact on the mom-and-pop shops. we have to continue to push back against the mandates that are just awful. we're seeing results of what mayor de blasio and our governor did in new york where teachers are losing their jobs, health care workers are losing their jobs. elizabeth:

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if after work, you want to get vaccinated, you can go to maxine hall on golden gate and webster. you can drop in. there are people there that can answer your questions and provide you with any information and you can do your vaccine first shot, second shot at that location as well. we're trying to make it as convenient as possible. drop in. and in the meantime, thank you all so much for being here today and let's get vaccinated. [applause]

if after work, you want to get vaccinated, you can go to maxine hall on golden gate and webster. you can drop in. there are people there that can answer your questions and provide you with any information and you can do your vaccine first shot, second shot at that location as well. we're trying to make it as convenient as possible. drop in. and in the meantime, thank you all so much for being here today and let's get vaccinated. [applause] >>> we're beginning the meeting of september 8th, 2021, at this time. due to the covid-19 health emergency and the health recommendations issued by the san francisco department of public health, governor newsol and mayor breed has lifted restrictions on teleconferencing. this will ensure the safety of this board, staff, and the public. it may not be as seamless as we would like it to be. a reminder to board members and staff tout

if after work, you want to get vaccinated, you can go to maxine hall on golden gate and webster. you can drop in. there are people there that can answer your questions and provide you with any information and you can do your vaccine first shot, second shot at that location as well. we're trying to make it as convenient as possible. drop in. and in the meantime, thank you all so much for being here today and let's get vaccinated. [applause] >> supervisor walton: good afternoon. welcome to the september 7, 2021 regular meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. in celebration. madam clerk, will you please call the roll. >> thank you, mr. president. supervisor chan. >> present. >> supervisor haney. >> present. >> supervisor mandelman. >> present. >> supervisor mar. >> present. >> supervisor melgar.

ashley webster live in germany. get right to the director of mayo clinic vaccine research clinic doctor gregory poland, it's great to have you here we have a lot of news to get to. i want to look ashley's reporting as with a potentially lockdowns in europe but at least locking out u.s. tourist, is this the right decision? >> of course it is especially if you are not vaccinated why would any country want to bring more of an influx of people who can spread the disease and decimate their economy and because healthcare surge demand that we have seen. >> the cdc is not asking unvaccinated travelers or unvaccinated americans not to travel over labor day weekend. travel to the have to be by plane it could be by plane or by car but at this point the pandemic you think americans are going to listen? >> that's the big part and the unknown what has distorted control of this entire pandemic has been human behavior and mostly irrational human behavior. cheryl: i was looking at a couple of pieces of news and i was seeing the fact

caroline: just to give background on you, in 2006 you got your mba from webster university and you startede path of a cfa, then you decided you didn't need that level of technical expertise. what part of those five elements was not right for you when it came to a cfa? robin: number four, actually. we think about the end client, i finished the cfa and i was so excited. i mean, i put so much time into passing it, and when i got that pass, i do not think i have ever been that excited. but once i got it i was like, ok, now on to level two. like, what's next? at that point i was making the decision to start my own firm, and i was thinking about, what do i need in terms of skills to make sure my firm is successful. that is when i was like, i don't think my next necessary, deal breaking skill set is wealth management in terms of, is this particular company better than this company. so i said, i need marketing, i need sales. i have an mba, so let me dive back into that. it was really when i decided i wanted my end client to be my consumer, and i needed to touch them versus touching an institution

. >> reporter: the curriculum comes from within each young student paired with daniel webster elementary school, susie brennen. >> do you remember all the sounds we heard? >> reporter: she's teaching first graders helping them learn the value of quietness and getting centered. >> the spot you can feel your breath the most is your anchor spot. >> reporter: and how to be mindful. >> they can actually have more empathy for other people because then they may recognize that in someone else. >> reporter: dr. matthew says the curriculum is available. >>> we want them to come back. we want them to have tp opportunity to lower anxiety and center themselves. we take that time during the school days to make sure it's happening. >> reporter: a former student and school counselors who's now vice president says it's such a valuable life tool for so long, it only makes sense to make it part of the curriculum. >> it helps with trauma and with all the anxiety we are facing today, the best thing to do is to get grounded and anchored back. >> reporter: these children are happy to learn this new skill durin

ashley webster standing by live in the key hub right now and ashley, this is just getting worse and worsethe port of sanctuary savannah is one of the busiest container hubs and a huge cargo ship being loaded, its unloaded its cargo and is now being reloaded as exports go out and the imports have already come in this is being played out across the country and never-ending conveyor belt of these cargo ships bringing in their goods but the problem is they are starting to overwhelm the ports. here in savannah they have been able to keep up with it working around the clock. the shortage is drivers has not helped, certainly on the west coast. not quite as bad here as in sanctuary vana but there is no doubt, if you look at the percentage of delayed shipments from last year, compared to this year, it's up 43% that's the actual time for ocean freight to go from door-to-door, so no doubt, there is an impact. i spoke to griff lynch the executive director of the georgia ports authority. he said yes, we are seeing a lot of freight and yes, it is a challenge. take a listen. >> we're overwhelmed with fr

republican representative webster barnaby filed the legislation yesterday but declined to talk about -- declined to talk about it when asked. like texas, it would ban abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected at about six weeks of pregnancy. it allows people to file civil lawsuits against anyone violating the law. >>> the "sun times" said jesse jackson was released from a physical therapy hospital after a month after he had a breakthrough covid of covid-19. the civil rights leader walked out of the facility yesterday. he was transferred there for treatment of his parkinson's disease while he recovered from the coronavirus. jackson was accompanied by his doctors and therapists. >> i couldn't walk or talk for two weeks. thank god for leaving the way and to get me walking again on my own power, talking. thank them for that. >> jackson and his wife were both hospitalized last month after testing positive for covid-19. he had been vaccinated. his wife was not. she was released from the hospital earlier this month. >>> and "reuters" says the world health organization tightened its air-q

we joined a mindfulness lesson at daniel webster elementary. it's offered to all 57,000 district students at all grade levels. a former council now vice president of the school board says he's seen it work. >> it really helps address things like trauma, depression. with all the anxiety we're facing today, the best thing to to is get anchored, grounded back into yourself. >> culture facilitator teaches the class and works with other educators, too. we should bring her in here. >> we need the mindfulness. >> for every company. every organization. jeff ranieri talking to us now about the weather. how you doing, jeff? >> we're good. i know the weather probably has your anxiety, your nerves up. going to give you information to center you and get you ready to go so you leave this forecast knowing all you need to know. for the inland valleys, upper 90s, low 100s, that hottest air starts to move off to the east. that's going to give us about a ten-degree drop in our temperatures. more comfortable in the temperature department tomorrow. unfortunately, a

if after work, you want to get vaccinated, you can go to maxine hall on golden gate and webster. you can drop in. there are people there that can answer your questions and provide you with any information and you can do your vaccine first shot, second shot at that location as well. we're trying to make it as convenient as possible. drop in. and in the meantime, thank you all so much for being here today and let's get vaccinated. [applause] >> the bicycle coalition was giving away 33 bicycles so i applied. i was happy to receive one of them. >> the community bike build program is the san francisco coalition's way of spreading the joy of biking and freedom of biking to residents who may not have access to affordable transportation. the city has an ordinance that we worked with them on back in 2014 that requires city agency goes to give organizations like the san francisco bicycle organization a chance to take bicycles abandoned and put them to good use or find new homes for them. the partnerships with organizations generally with organizations that are working with low income indiv

neil: absolutely wild i wonder who those bidders will be, thank you very much, ashley webster all of want to get in on what's going on with the market they don't know how or if it's too late and saying i been through this and it's not worth it and into this with the price is more like an influence, i think that understates the degree of influence she does have particular on young people. >> all of you younger people younger than me take control of your personal finances today i know a lot of you are think about high school and where you're going to college and it's so important to think about this right now, you might ask me why this is what attraction are people. neil: i saw that and i gotta get this woman to talk to my kids, it's good advice and they join us now the social media influencer extraordinaire, very good to have you on. your approach to this is very common since the videos are very, very clear, is done to a one-to-one way people have tiktok and that's very much a cruciate in and the response has been an warmest. >> it has it's been an absolute dream to fight for what i p

police say puzzle was line in the middle of the role between webster street avenue when he was hit. it's not clear why he was there. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. witnesses told the car told police the car was a dark colored sedan with tinted windows last seen traveling north into berkeley. san francisco's millennium tower continues to face some major troubles. and now the latest construction project design to stabilize the building is not worked. a san francisco supervisor tells kron four's has don't. it's time to bring in some outside experts. >> the fix was and recommended by this design review panel. i am now actually interested in bringing in other national. professional engineers to oversee their work. >> it appears the famed the millennium tower in san francisco, which was first reported sinking back in august 2016 is now leaning just a little bit tilted. an additional 5 inches in saint couples. morant not good. >> buildings are meant to stand up like this. there's a little bit of tolerance but not that much and at this point san francisco supervisor aaron p

. >> this is citizen app video of the first scene that grove and webster in the western addition. meanwhile, the second incident happened at 22nd in bartlett in the mission district. so far san francisco police have not released any details about both of these incidents, but they are asking anyone with information on either or even both of them to make sure that you give them a call. in addition to those 2 homicides that happened overnight san francisco police were also busy dealing with a number of side shows as well. overnight. this is video of one of those scenes at the from the citizen app at harrison and fremont in the cities. south beach neighborhood. you can see all of those cars just packed into that one area for those demonstrations. while the kron 4 of you are sharing this video with us of another large sideshow. this scene unfolding in the mission district overnight. kron 4 has reached out to sfpd to get more details, including if any arrests were made in tickets issued and if any cars were towed. so far we have yet to hear back on our questions. but kron four's amanda

since 1973, the supreme court has consistently chipped away at roe — in 1989, with webster, in �*92 witheme court has given states more and more latitude to protect innocent human life. we believe they're going to continue to do that. we certainly hope they do. this law was written with supreme court precedent, with circuit court precedent in view, in a way that will follow the law and protect little babies, and that's what this is about. it seems to me, if i may say so, senator hughes, that you and others, particularly in texas, but maybe some other red state republican states too, really want to go to war with the federal government. you're doing it in this case over roe v wade and the role of the supreme court, but you're doing it in other ways, too. and i'm now thinking about texas and reaction to the covid—19 pandemic. why is it that you in texas — both the governor and the legislature — are determined to challenge the federal government when it comes to the vaccines and the wearing of face masks? there's always a tension between the state and federal government in the american syst

you to be street, or they wanted you to do guest appearance on webs, or you could be taller than webster back then these were the rules like was different. 5 so the edition process i was really excited about gladly had to be do other kids. i was like, i got braces of my teeth. i can do this, did united up 100 percent. my mom got me. how fit my dad got me. his glasses. this is old story stuff but and i had a kid moment because i asked my dad for the glass with tape in the middle from window nerds. that was molly reference really at the time, my dad's notorious procrastinator. and he gave me his glasses right off his face for work and they just wobbled on my favorite. like i had a mom and i got mouth. it's not perfect. i'm not going to be good and i sucked it up. i think i was good brother and became an architectural character. i swear. spike was coffee. it it. when they did mars commercials, right. i don't think spike would have an honest conversation with me about i don't have a i said i just like it's like like my god me and then you go from the one i think it's a one and one an off sup

to me, you look up in webster's and that's the definition. i think he is a soft-spoken person.would be nice to see a little fire and a little determination that yes, we are going to get the people back. >> greg: they seem like they don't know what to do. they are in a quagmire which is a word i just came up with. jessica i noticed in the new cabinet there is not a single trans individual. what do you say about this? >> you know when there is a new administration that comes in but there is not actually a new administration because they are holdovers and this is like the greatest hits of terrorists from the 1990. like people who went into the bunker is essentially for a 20 or 30 years and now they are back in their in prominent positions. dana, you referenced the inauguration. the rest of the world can't come because we will be thinking about the lives that we lost on 9/11 or doing it on 9/11 which is probably the greatest troll of all time, as were sitting here having a somber moment as our allies who went to war with us over what happened and when we lost 3,000 plus americans a

thank you both very much meanwhile i hand it over to my friend, ashley webster in for liz claman, and i know the last hour is pretty wild. ashley: well let's see what happens charles payne, thank you very much great show as always. yes indeed markets falling along with consumer confidence as the bulls, well, let's be honest are getting malled by the bears today the dow about to have four day winning streak broken, as consumer confidence falls to a seven-month low, the nasdaq taking the biggest hit, as investors punch the button on big tech no big surprise there as those yields rise and the chaos on capitol hill certainly not helping the sentiment as congress struggles to device a plan to avoid a government shutdown, extend the debt ceiling and by the way, pass infrastructure and social spending measures. we'll go straight to the capitol hill for the very latest on those issues. one sector poised to benefit from the infrastructure legislation are the utilities. the chairman and ceo ralph izzo will be here on a fox business exclusive to tell us how important those funds are for the futu

ashley webster in savannah, georgia on that. have you heard all the fuss about the booster shots?is booster shot. so what is going on there? after this. they said it couldn't be done but you managed to pack a record 1.1 trillion transistors into this chip whoo! yeah! oh, hi i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100 like you you don't have to be circuit design engineer to help push progress forward can i hold the chip? become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq with the ww app, our weight loss program is easier! it doesn't feel like work. it does feel really easy. and you have all the tools you need to be successful. with hundreds of zeropoint foods, i've lost 91 pounds. the personalized recipes allow us to make something quick, healthy, and that we know we'll enjoy. i feel better. i'm healthier. it's just incredible. ww. weight loss that works. wellness that works. lose weight, or your money back! hurry! offer ends october 4th! ♪ ♪ >> neil: when you think about it, it is just this weekend. you have have to million americans who have gott

merriam-webster defines appreciable "light."have to be something as far as a real product. talking about the flavor of it. not that it's filled with lime juice and how much lime juice doesn't have to have. it's a ridiculous suit. they've already decided this issue. no reasonable consumer would believe they are eating a health product because there is lime in a chip. >> mike: exhibit c from the complaint, the front label attempts a disclaimer in the lower left corner which states flavored tortilla chips. the flavor designation is not visible to consumers when viewing the bag of chips because the weight of its contents causes it to crumble over slightly at the bottom. robert, is that disclaimer enough? >> i don't think the disclaimer is enough. it's place for that purpose of deceiving. i think we want to know what we are eating. if it's lime flavored, then let us know. if it's chemical flavored, let us know. people will still eat it. we eat all kinds of things that are bad for us. i think these companies should not be allowed. som

ashley webster on where that's going now. ashley?ood place to test the temperature, if you like, neil, on covid vaccination issues. you know, if you had two politicians were so different you'd have to pick florida governor ron desantis and new york city mayor bill deblasio. case in point, the covid vaccination as you said now in florida, businesses can be fined $5,000 for imposing a vaccine mandate, so if you don't, if you say you have to have a vaccine to come into the business, you could be fined up to $5,000 in florida, what about new york city? well, you could be fined up to $5,000, oh, yes, but that's for businesses that don't ask whether you've been vaccinated or not. it is true and right now i'm joined by angie whose the owner of the deberry diner here and angie thank you for joining us. you said to me earlier, thank god i live in florida right? >> no kidding we're so grateful for our governor and that he's standing up for all of us and i hope goya governors step up and do the same thing. ashley: what do you think asking someo

this is citizen app video of one of the scenes at grove and webster in the western addition from overnight. you can see the ambulances and officers and detectives there on the scene. meanwhile, the second incident happened at 22nd and bartlett in the mission district so far san francisco police have not released any details on a suspect. the victims or anything else. we are staying in contact with them, though the department is asking anyone with information on either or both of these incidents to make sure you give them a call. san francisco police also busy last night with several large sideshows that happened across the city. a viewer sent us this video of one of those demonstrations in the mission district. meanwhile, this video happened near closer to downtown and south beach near the i-eighty on ramp so far. san francisco police not saying much about both of these incidents as well. kron four's amanda hari, though, did spend the day getting answers about what happened. she is live tonight in the city with what you learned from it. >> jonathan, i spoke to some people here in the city

thank you both very much meanwhile i hand it over to my friend, ashley webster in for liz claman, andis pretty wild. ashley: well let's see what happens charles payne, thank you very much great show as always. yes indeed markets falling along with consumer confidence as the bulls, well, let's be honest are getting malled by the bears today the dow about to have four day winning streak broken, as consumer confidence falls to a seven-month low, the nasdaq taking the biggest hit, as investors punch the button on big tech no big surprise there as those yields rise and the chaos on capitol hill certainly not helping the

. >> this is citizen app video of one of those scenes at grove and webster in the western addition. >> meanwhile, the second incident happened at 22nd and bartlett in the mission district. so far sfpd has not released any details. but they are asking anyone with information on either or both of these crimes to give them a call in the east bay tonight, oakland police chief along armstrong says he is adding more officers on the street this weekend because of a recent spike in violence. police have reported 6 homicides in the past week. most recently a hayward man who was shot and killed thursday afternoon outside of a supermarket in east oakland chief armstrong says there will be once again, those added officers on the streets of oakland throughout the entire weekend. there has been a rise in the number of unexpected power outages for pg and e customers in marin county. the company blames those outages on sensitive sensors in the area. the utility giant says when the sensors are tripped, they automatically shut off power. folks in that area say they've actually seen plenty more outages

first happened in the western addition this is video of that scene from the citizen app at grove and webster once again, no details available about this particular same. >> also that happened overnight. the second one happened at 22nd and bartlett in the mission district once again. so far as apd not releasing details on the victims or the suspects in either of these incidents. the department, though, is asking anyone with information on either or any of these incidents to make sure that you give them a call happening tomorrow. sfpd will also be looking for impaired drivers during a dui checkpoint. it's set to take place tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock and will last until 2 o'clock monday morning. the department says it hopes to promote public safety by preventing drivers from getting behind the wheel while impaired. in the east bay tonight. more officers will be on the streets of oakland this weekend as part of a new effort to contain a recent rise in violence. oakland police say they responded to 6 murders in the past week. the latest involving a hayward man who was shot and killed at a groc

this is a 80 northbound north of webster street in oakland. so again, it looks like we're seeing just a slight delay along 8.80, as you're traveling there. let's look at the bay bridge as you're heading into the city from the east bay a little under 10 minutes for your drive time and the san mateo bridge looking pretty nice and light for you. a little under 13 as you're traveling across source peninsula and the golden gate bridge. while we do see some fog still a little under 21 minutes for your drive time. we're going to have more traffic and weather coming up. but for now, back to the news 8.30 right now and crews are getting ready to move this car. >> that one flying off a cliff pacifica and landed right there on the beach scary situation. investigators are also trying to figure out what happened because the driver was the only one in that car that was killed. kron four's. camila barco is following the story live this morning and we are getting a better idea of at least there were witnesses that saw it happen. >> exactly. so right now chp t

feazell had actually been in the middle of the road ally in the o middle of the road between webster street national avenue when he was hit. it's not clear why he was in the road, but he was struck and killed and witnesses tell police that they saw a dark colored sedan with tinted windows. him. >> 7.10, on the clock and a bill aimed at limiting deaths from car crashes in california cleared a big hurdle in fact, advocates call it a game changer. the bill would give cities a bigger say in determining speed limits. we have kron four's jonathan mccall with a closer look at what's involved. >> speed versus safety. we often get drivers cutting be sure because the neighborhood speeding fatal traffic crashes across the bay area have soared in recent years. funding solutions. that's plagued bay area cities, folks who are who are, you know, having their pets run over. we cyclists with this front hit by important. but help is finally on the way wednesday. the california legislature gave the green light to assembly bill 43. >> the bill would give cities the power to lower speed limits in some ar

there is a gas leak in this area, taking a look at the map here, it is the 300 block of webster avenuejulian and mickey rhodes, and is still impacting traffic in this area, the crash happened just before 5:00 am, so the search is on for the driver. meantime, there are some automotive shops on the street, some smaller apartment buildings, so far firefighters have said they can stay in their houses right now, and they will get a knock on their door if they need to leave. so, pg&e is aware responding to that gas leak. we will keep you updated. >>> thank you, time for a look at this morning's other top stories. >> president biden is on his way here to the west, he boarded air force one in the past half hour, he will stop in idaho in the sacramento area to check out wildfire damage and then join governor gavin newsom for a rally in long beach ahead of tomorrow's recall election. we will stay on top of his visit all day, i will keep this streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> some health experts are pushing up the timeline for covid-19 vaccines for kids. they believe the pfizer vaccine will be appr

police say feazell was lying in the middle of the road between webster street and ashby avenue when he was hit. unclear. exactly why he was lying the middle of the road. but that's where he was. he was taken to the hospital and died. witnesses told police the car is described as a dark colored sedan with tinted windows. >> it's 8.10 right now. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news remembering the brave men and women from flight 93 as we approach 20 years since 9.11. plus the millennium tower still tilting in leaning in sinking in san francisco. we'll have the update on what they're trying to do to get the problem fixed and we have seen some light showers this morning for pockets of the bay area. most of us are just sitting under low gray like this. you at sfo. >> into the afternoon expecting cooler won a clear one. and tonight a chance of dry thunderstorms breaking it all down in your forecast. >> and a pretty busy and slow morning for us. we have several early morning hot accidents out there. we'll look at your drive times on this thursday when we get back. >> it 14 right n

. >> funding the cost to install cameras at 10 street and webster with a goal of adopting cameras beingarrison and 7 to 12 streets. and so we are committed to standing. >> when people in oakland chinatown and we hope that as folks, cameras. those who live and work in this community that they hear the message that there's a community behind them that we stand with them that we care about them we care about their safety as he met you in kron 4 news. >> assemblymember david chiu is making history as the soon to be first asian american to be appointed to san francisco's city attorney's office. he has served as state assembly member for the last 17 years replacing the city's current city attorney dennis herrera filling the seat as herrera departs from his 20 year tenure. she was a formal civil rights attorney and plans to carry that passion into his new role point. and let me start first. okay. well, as a former civil rights attorney. i'm very interested in how this office can really fight for all of our collective civil rights in the wake of anti-asian hate for black lives matter or the me

. >> i'm ashley webster with today 's fox business brief, a firm popping after beating quarterly earningsue estimates driven by a five-fold increase inactive merchant numbers today's jump follows a 46% intraday gain on august 30, fueled by the buy now pay later services, new partnership with e-commerce giant amazon. meanwhile on the flip side, kroger is slipping to the bottom of the s&p today, as shipping crunches, increased labor costs and in-store discounts to cut into profit margins, shares of the grocery chain closing out one of their worst days of the year, and apple also sliding after some of its app store policies were deemed anti- competitive by a federal judge. the case was brought against the tech giant by fortnite create create or epic games and the judge ruling that apple cannot block or ban app developers from including buttons directing users to other payment options outside of apple 's in-app purchase system. apple down as you can see more than 3% on that news. >> well, coming up liz will be talking to cantor fitzgerald howard lutnick on the firm's annual charity day, in ho

police say feazell was actually line in the middle of the road between webster street in ashby avenue when he was hit is not clear why he was there. he was taken to a local hospital where he later died. witnesses told police the car was a dark colored mid-nineties today with tinted windows last seen traveling north into berkeley anyone with information on this incident is asked to contact berkeley police. we have listed the number on your screen. >> a bill aimed at limiting deaths from automobiles in california cleared a big hurdle today advocates call it a game changer. it would give cities a bigger say in determining speed limits. kron four's. jonathan mccall live for us in the newsroom with the details on this. jonathan yeah. can assembly bill 43 now on the way to governor gavin newsom's desk. that bill would actually give cities more power and flexibility in determining speed limits inside of their city limits in just the last few hours, the mayor of berkeley told me the city there are already plans to lower some speeds and a number of trouble spots as soon as this bill is signed

feazell the victim had been lying in the middle of the road between webster street ashby avenue when he was hit by that vehicle. it's not clear why he was in the road. he was taken to a local hospital where he died. witnesses tell police that the car that hit him was a dark colored sedan with tinted windows. >> to the south bay now where the trial of notorious silicon valley ceo elizabeth holmes begins in san jose. she's accused of duping investors in the pouring millions of dollars into a medical start-up company which prosecutors say was a fraud and that holmes knew it was a fraud kron four's. rob fladeboe has more now on day one of the trial. >> there was no comment from elizabeth holmes from her attorneys or from prosecutors as they face a gauntlet of news media early wednesday here outside federal court in san jose. no cameras are permitted in the courtroom where opening statements got underway as her lawyers. >> and the u.s. attorney alternately described holmes is a greedy villain out to get rich and a rising star out to shake up the health care industry. legal analyst stephen

police say that feazell was lying in the middle of the road between webster street ashby avenue. it's not clear why he was in the middle of road that that's where he was hit. he was taken to a local hospital where he died. witnesses told police that the car that hit him was a dark colored sedan with tinted windows. >> a bill aimed at limiting deaths from car crashes in california cleared a big hurdle advocates call it a game changer. this bill would give cities a bigger say in determining speed limits crawford. jonathan mccall has the story. >> speed versus safety. we often get drivers cutting sure. because the neighborhood speeding fatal traffic crashes across the bay area have soared in recent years. funding solutions. that's plagued bay area cities, folks who are who are, you know, having their pets run over. we cyclists with this front hit by important. but help is finally on the way wednesday. the california legislature gave the green light to assembly bill 43. >> the bill would give cities the power to lower speed limits in some areas. berkeley mayor jesse arreguin calls it

ashley webster in savannah, georgia and saw incredible backups there as well in all the ports?lliant, one of the most efficient and effective eastern ports but when that one is backed up along with the west coast, it reinforces the strategic brilliance of cosco, chartering ships, 10,000 containers per ship. maria, what cosco can do is ship into the west coast and when those ports are too crowded, cosco can ship into the pacific coast in canada to get more merchandise to more stores sooner than any kind of competitors so if inflation comes up and shortages of everything from plastic with bottledbeverages and disadvantas everybody else except probably bj's which buys very well too. maria: we have to stock up on everything that we need now everybody is telling us. amazon seems to be self-sufficient on many levels but macy's is taking a legal battle with it landlord in an effort to keep amazon billboard away from store in new york city. apparently right near macy's there's a huge billboard and amazon wants to advertise right there. >> maria, macy's retail litigation expert and exec

ashley webster is live in florida this morning.his is shaq's shack. when i say shack, i say that tong in cheek. we're -- tongue in cheek. we're talking 31,000 square feet, this beautiful two story living room as you come in the front door, it has 12 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, four half bath had. s. there's a room in here called the -- what's it called? it's the contemplation meditation room. at one point it was all done up in egyptian hyroglyphics. there's a couple of eel. one is fred, one is harry. if you buy the home, they come with it. how about that? this home is so big, we're going to spend the rest of the day showing it to you. what about the numbers? shaq bought this house for $3.95 million back in 1993. that was the year after he was drafted first round. in fact, the number one pick by the orlando magic. he bought this house and then he listed it in 2018 for 28 million. so that would have been a nice profit. problem was, he never got it sold. so now after multiple times and as you said struggling a little bit to find a buyer,

ashley webster reporting for fox business at a diner in florida.o cities, whatever you want to call it, i want to show the difference between florida handling vaccinations and new york city. look at this graphic and it will tell you exactly what i'm talking about. in florida there is the $5,000 fine now for any government or business imposing vaccine mandates on employees or customers so you can't ask for proof of vaccination. now what about new york city? completely the other way around. they will find people up to $5,000, that's businesses, that don't endorse indoor air vaccine mandates. at so that you have it come a day and night. joining me now is angie, the owner of the diner. angie, thanks so much for being here. ron desantis, the governor says, businesses should not be in the business of enforcing people to prove they have been vaccinated. what do you think? >> absolutely, that's why we voted for him and he's actually standing up at the right of all americans. and i hope more governors take a stance against this. it's an immediately constitu

it was americanized english, the webster's dictionary. >> guest: here's what i think. i think a nation, culture, all those things that unite us, it is important have a common language so you can communicate. i have been in foreign countries where he did not know the language. i remember, i was in the tokyo airport in great pain with my >>. without an interpreter i had to go to a pharmacy in the airport and use my hand and gestures and stuff like that to get medicine. i would hate to imagine what it would be like to be in a country where you did not speak english. i think it's important for americanss if they're interested to know other languages, but i also think to hold a nation together you need a common language that has to have a common set of values. but also the history buried with 1619 project, noted historian on the political left had pointed out the in accuracy. some of them have beend corrected. the whole idea that flawed project with more than 4500 schools, i find it very troublingnd. as do i find teaching young people to hate america. really to hate each ot