this is our international web had with good i am max kaiser. this is the kaiser report. boy boy bind. let one rip. oh my god. yes. well, he's been ripping a lot of interesting things lately, including this headline of double thank infrastructure spending will ease inflation by it and says, yes, war is peace, free them is slavery and ignorance is strength. max, right, right. this is the ongoing coverage of how the language is being used to cover the fact that governments are causing inflation by printing money. they used to call the inflation, they were creating deflation. remember i talked to danny blan flower about this a few years ago than when it became obvious that the money print thing was actually causing inflation. they said, well, yeah, but as transitory now they're starting to realize that it's secular and long lasting. and they're starting to say things like, we're going to do exactly what we've done here at the u. s. government by blowing trillions of dollars on a white elephants on boone da goals. and somehow that's going to cure inflation. when of course, it

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ah ah hi, i'm max kaiser with stacy herbert and this is the kaiser report. and, you know, sometimes it's just too easy. i got to say, stacy, well, you know what, if you thought the highest inflation numbers and 31 years was bad? well wait until you see the producer price pipeline. now, you know how in the world of energy, everybody concerns themselves with leaks from oil pipelines are natural gas pipelines. and this is a risk. well, nobody was looking at the producer price pipeline because coming through that pipeline, are a lot of leaks. we're seeing the money printing all of that trillions of dollars over, especially the last 18 months is starting to pour out further up the producer price . pipeline inflation reach is at over 20 percent heading for consumers. massive price increases now building up in the pipeline. max, well that's right, consumer prices are going to be up again sharply because the stuff that companies buy to manufacture those consumer prices is rising at a rate even faster. they want being reported as a consumer price for cpi inflation. a

i'm a max kaiser. yeah, we're still in el salvador and our in san salvador, it's all popping off here. the country, the big one is legal to energy transforming the country, transforming the people, transforming the culture, transforming the region all my gosh. so we are still here in al salvatore where we are witnessing hyper bitcoin ization happen in real life. we are here hanging out with the people about salvador happy everywhere you look. busy hanging out with the president, with ministers cabinet ministers there down here with the party happening for bitcoin celebration at little bit, cough and out in the other world, the fear world out there while we've been here. well, the interesting headlines out there are of all despair. essentially. inflation is good for you. they say, and so is jamie diamond. so here's the headline. inflation is good for you and this comes from the intercept and i say don't panic over milk prices. inflation is bad for the one percent, but helps out almost everyone else. and

will still be available. >> also without a deal is a group of kaiser engineers. they went on strike on september 18th, 58 days ago now. they want better working conditions and higher pay. >> i've been an employee with kaiser since 1995. hopefully we can get this resolved because i still want to be a proud worker for kaiser because they have made my life possible and i just want to make sure we keep that going. >> the labor union that represents the striking engineers says even though discussions to get a deal done have been moving slowly, lately there has been some movement. so we'll see. this is the last day of business for two san francisco wall greenes stores in san francisco. the store on clement street in the inner richmond and the store on goff street in heys valley are closing for good starting tomorrow. prescriptions are being moved to other nearby locations. rampant shop lifting has been cited for why the stores are closing. earlier this year, the viral video of a shop lifter clearing out shelves. another location on caesar chavez street will close on we

all right, i was going to do for this addition of kaiser report with may max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank i guess, ben iris until next time by off with ah, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. that development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical of time to sit down and talk with a with who don't welcome 12 people class prosperity is were chosen as the guiding priorities of b g. 20 summit in road. one of the 1st person gathering for global leaders condemning trucks, while the b p slogan is great, the bumper sticker is it realistic in terms of social, at the konami policy general, prioritize the health of the planet while also delivering people into prosperity? well, to discuss it now joined by john chris or political science at the university of toronto and director of the g 20 research group. those are kristen, it's luke, to talk to you. thank you very much for taking the time to meet with you. ok center . so

hi, i'm max kaiser. this is the kaiser report. boy. oh boy. bye. let one rip. oh my god. yes. well, he's been ripping a lot of interesting things lately, including this headline of double thank infrastructure spending will ease inflation by it and says, yes, war is peace, free them is slavery and ignorance is strength. max, right, right. this is the ongoing coverage of how the language is being used to cover the fact that governments are causing inflation by printing money. they used to call the inflation, they were creating deflation. remember i talked to danny blan flower about this a few years ago. then when it became obvious that the money print thing was actually causing inflation, they said, well, yeah, but it's transitory. now they're starting to realize that it's secular and long lasting. and they're starting to say things like, we're going to do exactly what we've done here at the u. s. government by blowing trillions of dollars on a white elephants on boone da goals. and somehow that's going to cure inflation. when of course, it's just going to exacerbate inflation t

right, and just to confirm kaiser report and espanol is massive. here you are driving up along the coast, arrive in this town, little town, dirt road by the side of the road. you know where, where you are in a little tiny bit of traffic near the beach and somebody from the side of the road, you know, just selling some fruits and vegetables that max kaiser. yeah. okay. and he was like, i have i think kaiser part of that y'all is very big salvador as it is in mexico all over latin america. the spanish speaking world. it's the number one business sho, in the world, in english or spanish. so this is why the big point mean has been able to get so far so fast this through the magic of media. and that was great. the just meet up with the fall and we all have big point in common and we're all on the voice together. i love you were saying about the ways coming in crashing and nothing stops them. these are the blocks of the big point block. just coming tick, tock, new block like the way that they can stop is the parts of nature are just right the way. yeah.

time to sit down and talk with hi, i'm match kaiser with stacy herbert and this is the kaiser report. and, you know, sometimes it's just too easy. i got to say, stacy, well, you know what, if you thought the highest inflation numbers and 31 years was bad? well, wait until you see the producer price pipeline. now, you know how in the world of energy, everybody concerns themselves with leaks from oil pipelines are natural gas pipelines. and this is a risk while nobody was looking at the producer price pipeline. because coming through that pipeline or a lot of leaks, we're seeing the money printing all of that truly in the dollars over, especially the last 18 months, is starting to pour out further up the producer price. pipeline inflation. rage is at over 20 percent heading for consumers. massive price increases now building up in the pipeline, mac. well, that's right. consumer prices are going to be up again sharply because the stuff that companies buy to manufacture those consumer prices is rising at a rate even faster. they want being reported as a consumer price or cpi inflation. an

kaiser, this is the kaiser report, boy, boy biden. let one rep. oh my god. yes. well, he's been ripping a lot of interesting things lately, including this headline of double thank infrastructure spending will ease inflation by it and says, yes, war is peace, free them is slavery and ignorance is strength. max, right, right. this is the ongoing coverage of how the language is being used to cover the fact that governments are causing inflation by printing money. they used to call the inflation, they were creating deflation. remember i talked to danny blan flower about this a few years ago than when it became obvious that the money print thing was actually causing inflation. they said, well, yeah, but as transitory now they're starting to realize that it's secular and long lasting. and they're starting to say things like, we're gonna do exactly what we've done here at the u. s. government by blowing trillions of dollars on a white elephants on boone da goals, and somehow that's going to cure inflation. when of course, it's just going to exacerbate inflation there. t

that's going to do if it is additional the kaiser bar with may max kaiser and stacy herbert was like our gas room at martinez until next time i l. a . i saw a message from an unknown account that had a self who with my pulse board as its profile picture, i saw pictures of my documents. it was they also sent a credit contract. i had just 3 days comply with their demands to see if i didn't send money i. they sent up an online hate campaign that i was supposed to be very dangerous man. long when i was sure seemed wrong. i just don't a whole new world to see out these days. an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. with breaking for this ireland storage 1st in coordination with allies, the u. s. is releasing strategic oil reserves to bring down petrol prices of to failed, attempts to convince opec to boost production. what i will never accept is idiots who, under the guise of we are dissatisfied use pure violence against people. while the dutch prime minister then lashing either protest as after nights of rioting again

ah hi, i'm match kaiser with stacy herbert and this is the kaiser report. and email, sometimes it's just too easy. i got to say stacey, well, you know what, if you thought the highest inflation numbers and 31 years was bad? well, wait until you see the producer price pipeline. now, you know how in the world of energy, everybody concerns themselves with leaks from oil pipelines are natural gas pipelines. and this is a risk while nobody was looking at the producer price pipeline. because coming through that pipeline, are a lot of leaks. we're seeing the money printing, all of that truly in the dollars over, especially the last 18 months, is starting to pour out further up the producer price. pipeline inflation. rage is at over 20 percent heading for consumers. massive price increases now building up in the pipeline, mac, well, that's right. consumer prices are going to be up again sharply because the stuff that companies buy to manufacture those consumer prices is rising at a rate even faster. they want being reported as a consumer price or cpi inflation. and

there are two separate incidents and two separate issues all that affect those at the kaiser group. the picket is planned for 6:30 this morning and it's to warn the public about issues with kaiser's new home program. there are patients sent back to home to be held for in a remote capacity. the program does not provide the patient the best possible care and it's a blatant attempt to increase profits. we have rea for comment on this issue but have not heard back. the strike will take place at different locations, and on monday that strike involves pharmacists. the union told kaiser their members may strike starting monday and the hospital group is letting patients know now and urging them to fill prescriptions now. >> he says if i don't pick up my pills by the 15th, i might have to wait. people cannot wait for them pills. >> reporter: in a statement kaiser says it has an offer on the table that keeps its pharmacists among the highest paid in the profession, and they are going to continue to give patients access to the pharmacy. we heard the first honking of the picket slated to begin

meanwhile, kaiser pharmacists are planning to strike next week. the union says members may walk off the job monday. the health provider advising patients to fill their prescriptions now. separately, kaiser mental health workers are organizing a one-day strike for next friday. >> the monterey bay aquarium wants to insure an endangered species stayed safe from covid. the aquarium began vaccinating its eight sea otters. each was given two doses. the vaccine was made by a new jersey company considered to be the leading seller of animal drugs. >> they look so funny and happy. >> next, the impact california wildfires felt far and wide. the way one major industry is being forced to adapt because so much smoke happened during the summer months. >>> what's the old phrase, when live gives you lemons, you make lemonade. or in this case, wine makers stuck with grapes exposed to smoke, you make rose. >> the bay area council has been doing analysis. it found some santa cruz county wine makers have been creative about coping with smoke. more of therm are turning

we want a new tentative agreement with kaiser permanente. in a statement executive director of the union. how ruddick says this agreement will mean patients will continue to receive the best care and alliance members will have the best shops. the tentative agreement is a four-year contract covering nearly 50,000 kaiser permanente, health care employees in 22 local union says the agreement includes new staffing language to continue to protect employees and patients. >> annual wage increases mean team benefits and provides career development opportunities for union-represented employees. but kaiser newark house spokesperson karl sonkin says some groups are still negotiating, quote, we're continuing to bargain in good faith with the guild for professional pharmacists and local 39 operating engineers and hope to reach agreements very soon nurses with the california nurses association are standing in solidarity with the local 39 operating engineers. >> they'll be holding a 24 hour. sympathy strike from 07:00am. this coming friday until saturday m

the kaiser andenen leader tells nbc bay area a tentative deal has been reached. kaiser told patients in the event of a strike hospital pharmacies would remain open for inpatient care and critical services. prescriptions also could be delivered through mail delivery. >>> at least 33 states are seeing an uptick in covid infections. according to the cdc, the nation administered more than 440 million doses with covid vaccines with 29 million receiving a booster shot. today the deadline for berkeley city workers to submit proof of workly vaccination. 80% of employees are at least vaccinated, but that number could be higher because the city is not putting in the number of those that are not yet vaccinated and saying some things are influx. those without exemptions may lose their jobs. >>> in the south bay, the fair site open to younger children. organizers are transforming the site into a more inviting site for children. if you have questions about the vaccine, we can help. check out our vaccine frequently asked questions section on nbcbayarea.com or on our app. >>> tu

and kaiser is not addressing this. lyanne: kaiser knowledge there is a shortage of mental health clinicians in hiring more of them is a priority. they have more than 300 open positions in california alone. today's walkout forced them to postpone nonurgent procedures and appointments. bay area hospitals had taken some of their emergency room patients. in oakland, leah melendez, abc 7 news. ama: food insecurity is a growing problem especially around the holidays, and as our team found out, disparities are getting worse in vulnerable neighborhoods in the area. stephanie sierra is digging into by one area -- why one area faces a disadvantage. stephanie: most of us don't have to think twice about getting to the grocery store but that is not the case for some people living in more than 100 low-income neighborhoods. all of them meet the criteria for a food desert. natosha hartman -- from the pandemic, she lives off 14th street south oakland, a neighborhood defined as a food desert, which does not mean there are not any grocer

ah welcome back to the kaiser report. i max kaiser time had to go to robert rain love he is the what is money show, robert, what makes max? why the beer? alrighty. let's get right into it. by the way, she mentioned, we are in miami, couple of big con conferences. you're speaking at highly in demand robert breedlove . after a series of excellent essays, you can find them on line that really philosophical. but in a way, that's very big coin centric. now, i may ask you this if you had only one or 2 minutes to describe it, what is money? what's not money and how to people get mistaken by this and only 2 minutes ahead. robert said no pressure. yeah. so i think with money, one of my favorite descriptions of it is that it's a contract with a future or a contract with time. so we all know that we go to work and sacrifice our time for money. and then that is essentially a social construct that we can then take and go and redeem time from others. and without this inter temporal contract between ourselves and our future solves and f

bring on kaiser report. thank you. max could see and, and that's what i do for this, this of the guys report with re max kaiser and stacy ever thanks the outs 15. so next time bio ah, the postal service delivers a $155000000000.00 pieces of mail every year. approximately 40 percent of the world's mail right now the us postal service is in the flight of its life facilities, reduction, bad financial shape. now face default, the postal service is a cash cow. and there was a way to pull money out of the postal service to put into a federal budget. there was a mandate that you bring in a $100000.00, new revenue every month. the nature of privatization in the us postal service is very much hidden from public view. it's privatization from the inside out. that's a big move in money. it's not about the public giving them a service that they deserve. it's not about quality train work there with you a tool that was bad, your eyes and your post. yeah. that it would stop you from having real friends and funding and go fr

but i'm back to the kaiser report, i'm at kaiser. and we get into my interview with carlino in just a moment, but 1st, some scenery. local l. dante surfing capitol, of el salvador are gone completely, bitcoin mad. they love the guys report in espanol, watch them all righty. well here we are now on say get ready for the big event tonight. we're going to be selling these posters and proceeds go 2 daughters of the see a group here an al dante, that is all about surveying. we got a very special yes. a yeah. how long have you been surfing with 3 years and you serve here in l. a. c. i to you, have you ever seen a mermaid? no. no, no more, meg. no. okay. well, so this is obviously a attract visitors from all over the world. have you traveled to serve other another place? so no what am i, what have you ever seen the you tube video from portugal of. 1 surfing on the 100 do wonderful way seen. are you going to do that sunday really see that the bad about how many people are in daughters of the ocean front of the year and i come off. yes. think

and that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with me. max kaiser and stacy herbert mar. thank i guess carl denner jer of market dash chick, or dot org until next time i you, ah, a, a border around me try a seal island that's in contention between canada and the united states northern gulf and made me suddenly become optimal for lobster in our population years exploded. one of the most valuable fisheries that ever existed. suddenly you had me in canadian fishermen in these waters at the same time jousting for position in detention or high violence is bound to happen. this is the last land border dispute between canada and the united states. it could be magnified to the point where there could be cost that would be significant to po countries. border dispute don't go away, they just fester. something's going to happen with we're endowing ourselves to be more liquor with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off. every device is a potential entry point for security attack. any machine can be hacked. it's an extension of traditional time. the defenders have always b

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health care provider. >> kaiser engineers are entering their 63rd day on the picket line. today they are joined by nurses and also by mental health clinicians who are helping them in their call for what they say is a fair contract, which just keeps up with the bay area's cost of living. kaiser management claims that their engineers earn an average of $180,000 in wages and benefits a year but after two months, negotiations seem to be at an impasse and patients are in the middle of it. >> we're ready to go back to work. we're hard workers. we don't want this. we just want what's fair. that's all. >> we have contingency plans in place to continue to provide care despite the union's call for staff to walk, way from their patients. >> if kaiser permanenty is your health care provider, the ers and hospitals will remain open. managers and contingency staff will be providing care. some nonurgent appointments will be rescheduled like radiology and lab work and some patients may be transferred. the picketing is going on here in san jose but also it's planned for locations in oakland

. >>> kaiser patients across california are on notice tonight that they may not be able to fill their prescriptions tomorrow. the healthcare giants pharmacists are set to start a weeklong strike which would close out patient pharmacies until november 22. that could temporarily stop the supply of everything from allergy pills to chemo drugs. >> i was really concerned if i missed a treatment now, that would allow the cancer to start growing again. >> stephen ranke is battling stage iv colon cancer and receives chemo every two weeks at a client or -- kaiser clinic. he was supposed to get his next round tomorrow, instead his team did it friday to make sure he doesn't miss it. >>> kaiser told us, it's disappointing that union leaders would ask nurses, pharmacists and other healthcare workers to walk away from the patients who depend on them every day and deliberately disrupt their care. kaiser struck a deal this weekend with most of its unions but as of tonight, pharmacists are still set to walk off the job tomorrow. >>> a live look at the port of oakland and the folks who operated say the

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kaiser. we're talking nurses atomic pharmacist, radiologist. it basically is the union model. we have one brother. a sister is hurting we're all hurting. and that's why these nurses and a time said of being inside. there outside today and tomorrow. >> and this is happening throughout the bay area and sacramento as well. we're talking 40,000 of them altogether. they mobilizing. >> to try to get there in june near colleagues a deal. the engineers have been on strike for 2 months and so far they have not reached a deal with kaiser their boss. let's talk to this lady here. he said thank you for joining me. why was it important for you to show well, it's important for us to show solidarity because we se at uhw members are out here to our support for the local 39 engineers because we recognize that injustice to one is an injustice to a if you're a patient and you're watching this. you like. but this has nothing to do with me. i just want my appointment. what do you say to those people and they're o

this is the kaiser report. well, there's an over to window somewhere and we're going to throw the dollar out of it. how about that, stacy? yes, well you know, here in kaiser where we've been basically been covering the story for over a decade of the overton window shifting 1st in terms of how much deficit was allowed back after the 20082009 financial crisis. we were shocked to see when the deficit 1st hit a trillion dollars. remember that the 1st ever trillion dollar deficit. now it's like 3 trillion and you know, the shifting of what is accepted within the population and policy. so we're now allowed to have 3 trillion dollars deficit because the overton window shifted to allow for these sort of ideas to happen. so here we have something that happened up at cop 26 in the past week, and that was janet yon, our treasury secretary of the united states. she, of course, had been previously the chair woman of the fed federal reserve. she said janet jaelyn mits, the net 0 grand reset. price tag will be a $150.00 trill

all right, i was going to do for this addition of kaiser report with may max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank i guess, ben iris until next time by off with ah, ah, the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interests, what you see in this, these techniques is the state devising methods to essentially destroy the personality of an individual by scientific means. this is how one doctor's theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against prisoners deemed a danger to the state. that was the foundation for the method of psychological interrogation, psychological torture, the ca, disseminated within the u. s. intelligence community and worldwide among allies for the next 30 years. then to the victim, say they still live with the consequences today. oh, why group ha monitors the compliance all g 20 members with their commitments? they made up their all last summer. and what we have found is that a year later on the even the wrong summer country shed complied and unprecedentedly high level 80 my percent. and i'm optimistic t

i'm not going to do it for this visual the kaiser report with may max kaiser's days here. we're going to think i guess marshall arrow back of the levy institute until next time bio ah, who was driven by dreamers shaped bankers and those with dares sinks. we dare to ask and join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm ah well leave the area now with several 100 migrants, including young children, remain stranded at the border between bell roofs and poland. poor soul claims minutes is escalating the refugee crisis on purpose correspondence that this is what's going on here. we were told that at least 2500 people have been camp here and this is so this is what, what they do. and so you can see a family with children, they're trying to warm up from the fire woods. meanwhile, russia claims to west launched a smear campaign against that over the border crisis. it's up to the polish prime minister directly blamed la di mae potent for creating the situation. also this out

kaiser recently cut workers benefits. the union said it asked kaiser to meet them at the negotiating table, but so far it hasn't gone anywhere. >> it's a slap in the face. these guys worked so hard throughout the pandemic, taking care of patients and buildings, and to have kaiser treat them in this manner is disrespectful and unconscionable. >> kaiser respondent in a statement saying, we are offering a reasonable wage increase and no takeaways but the union is demanding more. the kaiser facility is open and operating as normal. >> covid transmission is thankfully subsiding in the bay area, but there is a risk of catching it. if you come down with a cough or a headache, how can you tell if it's covid or the common cold. our reporter with our sister station in los angeles has some answers. >> as the weather starts to chill, doctors are seeing their practices start to fill. >> we have seen a number of individuals, kids as they go back to school, that are coming in with a runny nose, sneezing, slight cough. >> post-covid test

of the biggest protests is in front of the kaiser medical center in san jose members wave defines and blasted music. workers with local 39 i you only have been on strike for 2 months now. demanding higher pay. >> showing us their support make a difference to us. we are ready to go back to work. we are hard workers we don't want this, but we want what is there. that's all. all we are asking for is what our industry gets paid. that's all we are asking for. >> kaiser issued a statement to kpix saying in part,, the union insists it receives much more in some cases, nearly 2 times more than other union agreement caused covering kaiser permanente employees. we are optimistic that we can resolve the remaining issues with local 39. >>> now to the fallout from a school board decision to close two schools in alameda county. >> late last night the hayward school board voted to close bowman and strawbridge elementary schools at the end of the school year. justin andrews was outside strawbridge in getting reaction on the closures. >> reporter: it has been a difficult day for kids, staff, and paren

is the time. >> if you have an appointment with kaiser permanente. this morning and tomorrow you might have to think otherwise because as you can clearly see instead of being inside 40,000 woraers in the bay area and sacramento they're outside picketing. i'll explain why coming up in a live report. if you're working from home, you're probably driving less. maybe a lot less. at metromile, we think you should be paying less for your car insurance; a lot less. and paying less doesn't mean getting less. with metromile's per-mile pricing... what you pay is based on how many miles you actually drive. so, you can enjoy reliable, high-quality car insurance... at a delightfully different price. get your free quote at metromile.com. >> 6.29. is not quite hour. but moment of joy this morning. so beautiful. like that. all owners. james, my moment of joy. yesterday was i i met a guy name or off. and he we had a conversation is basically telling me his life story which was great. yeah. >> he said he's talking lies wife and his kids and how he's known as wife since

kaiser's website says that every northern california location is expected to be affected. in a statement, kaiser said, quote, during the strike, care will be provided by experienced clinical staff and physicians, with the support of trained and qualified contingency staff point >>> johnson & johnson has announced it plans to split into two companies. one will focus on his consumer business, such as band-aids, and baby powder. the other will focus on pharmaceuticals. that division will retain the johnson & johnson name. it is unclear what the other division is going to be cold. that is expected within the next 2 years. >>> the next round of child tax credit payments is set to arrive on monday. s lief package. as part of the families can receive up to $3000 for each child. however, this could be the last payment, since it is only in effect for this year. democrats are currently negotiating a new package where it would extend the credit through next year. >>> coming up, how the supply- chain crisis is now impacting california not farmers. why the clock is ticking to move thou

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kaiser says if you have an appointment during the strike. there is no need to contact them. they say if they can't get. they say if they can't get to you, they will just contact to you. >> all right. in the north bay. now, teachers could soon go on strike in rohnert park more than 90% of the local teachers union voted to authorize the strike. if no agreement is reached with the cotati rohnert park unified school district union leaders say that the average pay for district teachers is much lower than the state average. they're asking for a multi year agreement that forces the district to prioritize educators salaries in the budget. the strike could happen in the next year, early next year. if no agreement is reached. leaders of california's high-speed rail the recently passed federal infrastructure package could help. >> a lot of the bullet trains authority board met today. our kron four's ashley zavala has an update. >> it's a huge, huge development. california. i think for this project going high speed rail authority ceo brian kelly says the recently signed federal infrastr

ah, welcome back to the kaiser report. i back kaiser time out. it started back to tyson slocum, of the public citizen energy program in washington. d. c. tyson, welcome back. oh, great to be her maps. all right, let's talk oil and gas. natural gas prices are rocketing all over the world with europe getting hit hard. of course, the us media is blaming russia, but it seems a perfect storm of depleted inventory falling a cold winter last year, and the avalanche of freshly printed money and not enough wind renewables caused prices to increase 5 fall. what are your thoughts? well i actually, i think there's another issue going on here that's a price formation in natural gas markets. so we all remember the scandals with live war, which was a voluntary i reported index that all the big banks manipulated the same in fact structure in is involved with natural gas spot markets in the united states. where literally, natural gas prices are determined by voluntarily reporting trades to private, proprietary data publishers like class. and these companies and t

this is the kaiser report. well, there is an over to windmill somewhere and we're going to throw the dollar out of it. how about that, stacy? yes. well, you know, here in kaiser, where we've been basically been covering the story for over a decade of the overton window, shifting 1st in terms of how much deficit was allowed back after the 20082009 financial crisis. we were shocked to see when the deficit 1st hit a trillion dollars. remember that the 1st ever trillion dollar deficit. now it's like 3 trillion and you know, the shifting of what is accepted within the population on policy. so we're now allowed to have $3000000.00 deficit because the overton window shifted to allow for these sort of ideas to happen. so here we have something that happened up at cop 26 in the past week, and that was janet ellen, our treasury secretary of the united states. she of course, had been previously the chair woman of the fed federal reserve. she said janet yell, it admits the net 0 grand reset. price tag will be a $150.00 tri

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i am max kaiser. you know, ill and must, does say some interesting things for the time to time. stacy? right, well as me know, ill on mosque is the richest man on the world at least this week. and also this week, the masters of the universe of this world are meeting up in scotland to determine how to control command and control the earth climate. these are the same people who buy a large also try to command and control the world monetary system. the economic system, the, you know, geo economics, geo politics, all the system, they control. so as their meeting, i want to point out to, you know, the cop meeting. cop $26.00 is run by the un. the un world food program was also in the news. this week was something they tweeted about, elan mosque, and they said 2 percent of elan mosques, wealth could solve world hunger, says director of un food scarcity organization. to this, a guy named dr. ely, david treated fac check 2 percent of ian mux. wealth is $6000000000.20 the u. n. world food program, raised $8400

kaiser officials say they have a contingency plan in place to deal with possible worker shortages. bertha coombs is tracking that for us tonight bertha >> chuck, kaiser permanente touts itself as the biggest union employer 700 engineers have been on strike in northern california for more than two months it warned patients to renew prestrixs ahead of this weekend because pharmacists could walk out monday joining more than 30,000 nurses and health care professionals. there have been more than three dozen strikes at health care facilities across the country this year, some during the delt covid surge in the summer according to the cornell university institute of labor o. the nurses union says the deal comes with a relations. a strike at kaiser would be the biggest by far, offering workers 2% annual raises along with a 2% bonus every year for four years. the nurses union says the deal comes with a patch paying new employees 15% less kaiser says that lower wage is necessary to bring down hospital costs. cornell labor relations professor kate says two-tiered weight is common in the '80s

i was going to do it for this visual, the kaiser report with may max kaiser is daisha. we're going to think, i guess marshall arrow back of the leave the institute until next time by all, ah, we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient or quicker with our transactions. we can make mobile payments from our stands. the truth is that every device is a potential entry point for security attack. i think you can, but i know with everything but only eventually there's malware of that thousands, maybe sometimes millions each day. they use the cyber, they use the technology as an extension of traditional artificial intelligence has not many main threat. this is due to the 3 laws of robotics. one of the things that is happening at the mini cyber implants right now, i'd be where it really worried about it. most people would equally be calling for a chip in my brain. so there has been a lot of progress from the hacker side using ai and using other advanced technologies. there has been on the defensive slayton, i in a dares. thanks. we dare to ask join me as a 1st aid on the ale

kaiser officials say they have a contingency plan in place to deal with possible worker shortages. bertha coombs is tracking that for us tonight bertha >> chuck, kaiser permanente touts itself as the biggest union employer 700 engineers have been on strike in northern california for more than two months it warned patients to renew prestrixs ahead of this weekend because pharmacists could walk out monday joining more than 30,000 nurses and health care profe professionals. there have been more than three dozen strikes at health care facilities across the country this year, some during the delta covid surge in the summer according to the cornell university institute of labor relations. a strike at kaiser would be the biggest by far, offering workers 2% annual raises along with a 2% bonus every year for four years. the nurses union says the deal comes with a patch paying new employees 15% less kaiser says that lower wage is necessary to bring down hospital costs. cornell labor relations professor kate says two-tiered weight is common in the '80s and caused more headaches. >> they end u

oh i am ash kaiser. this is the kaiser report. well, there's an over to window somewhere and we're going to throw the dollar out of it. how about that, stacy? yes. well, you know, here in kaiser, where we've been basically been covering the story for over a decade of the overton window, shifting 1st in terms of how much deficit was allowed back after the 20082009 financial crisis. we were shocked to see when the deficit 1st hit a trillion dollars. remember that the 1st ever trillion dollar deficit. now it's like 3 trillion and you know, the shifting of what is accepted within the population on policy. so we're now allowed to have $3000000.00 deficit because the overton window shifted to allow for these sort of ideas to happen. so here we have something that happened up at cop 26 in the past week, and that was janet ellen, our treasury secretary of the united states. she of course, had been previously the chair woman of the fed federal reserve. she said janet yellow than midst the net 0 grand reset. price tag will be a $150.00 tril

kaiser says some outpatient pharmacies will be temporarily closed. anybody needing to refill prescriptions is urged to contact kaiser about where to pick up medication. new at 6 tonight, president biden is facing bipartisan pressure from congress to bar government officials from traveling to china. >> for next year's winter olympics democrats and republicans want to use a diplomatic boycott to protest the country's human rights practices with the president accusing china of the genocide of religious minorities one senators now calling on the president to completely boycott the olympics strong force. washington correspondent jessi tenure has more. we should launch a complete and total boycott. china's genocide olympics. arkansas senator tom cotton wants to block every athlete, biden administration official in corporate sponsor from the 2022 winter olympics. i sympathize with them. >> they've been failed by this administration. cotton fears. the biden administration is not doing enough to keep athletes safe they make clear now that they do not have a p

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there is a sign that says local 39 strike against kaiser day 62. the international union of operating engineers, stationary engineers, local 39, has been bargaining with kaiser for several months. sf chronical reports members with several unions are set to start the strike and kaiser nurses represented by nurses association set to start the 24 hour strike friday morning. local 39 represents engineers. given demands of local 39 on top of the already marked leading compensation and highest retirement benefit of any in our organization we believe sympathy strikes are not appropriate in this case. not a lot of people are showing up now but they are expected throughout northern california. >> reporter: i am justin andrews live in hayward outside of stro bridge elementary. this is one of two schools set to close at the end of the school year. this decision was made last night when hayward board voted to close stro bridge and bowman elementary. four schools and five other facilities were on the chopping block but they decided to close two. the district ha

. >>> kaiser health their work is hit the picket lines today, 40,000 unionized workers were expected to walk off the job statewide. it is part of a two day sympathy strike to support engineers. one of the biggest protests is in front of the kaiser medical center in san jose, union members waved signs and blasted music. workers with local 39 have been on strike for two months and demanding higher pay. in a statement, kaiser said, this union insists it received much more in some cases, nearly 2 times more than other union agreements, covering kaiser permanente employees, we are optimistic we can resolve the remaining issues with local 39 >>> on the covid front, markham elementary school in oakland is hosting a vaccination clinic for students five and up and their families, expecting to start soon. >>> california process my turn website is allowing anyone 18 and older to sign up for a booster shot, you may still take a few weeks to get an appointment. the site lists walk-in clinics for anyone who wants to go that route instead. >>> fda authorization for a pfizer booster shot for all adu

we've heard a lot about that, but now there's the situation with kaiser group. how is that adding to worries? what exactly is happening with this developer? yes, this address is actually very similar to the evergreen situation. kaiser had missed payment last week on his wealth management product and they are now taking various measures to address its liquidity pressures. so it is now looking to stay on a project and then and that, and shanghai in order to it's cash balance in order to try to make those payments. so that is a very big borrower, international bonds, and $3000000000.00 in bonds coming due next year. and all of this is just coming from weakness in china, real estate sector, because that means we're for cash flow. and also the tightening regulatory climate has force all of these large developers to start to leverage their balance sheets. so now there's a lot of negative sentiment selling over into the bond or the other investment that great instrument, so on so sharply this week as yield skyrocketed with investors having less risk appetite for the fu