he's on crutches and he has a trunk full of groceries.ind people of provo, utah offer to step in and help. they grab as many of these groceries as they can, and walk them up to stewart's apartment. when they get to the apartment that stewart described. you might have the wrong apartment. >> no guy on crutches here. >> free groceries? >> now these folks have to gather up all these groceries, walk back down to where stewart was parked. stewart isn't really hurt. and that spot is occupied by these two. >> what do these people do with the groceries? >> take them home, i'm telling you. >> here's where the real mind screw comes in. wait a minute, that's my name p.m. what the -- how the -- i don't know, my mind is blown. >> if that wasn't trippy enough. >> you here to help us move? that wasn't me, i'm here to help these people move. >> yeah, the last box. >> the girl in the purple and white thinks she's crazy. stewart and his accomplices accuse these nice people screwing with him. >> all my checks bounced. >> wow! >>> a woman is about to experie

there 14 grocery stores within one mile of the site, and i do have a map showing the four largest grocery store facilities within approximately a half mile, so you can see there's several large stores, and then, there's a number of smaller stores. but there are sufficient access to groceries in this area, and presidio administrator jessie scott is here to provide you some more information. the architect is also here today, and we're happy to take any questions. thank you. >> hi. i'm jessie. i'm the administrator of the surgery center, and i just wanted to let you guys know a little bit about who we are and why we wanted to move. we currently have fife operating rooms and one procedure rooms, and we want to move desperate to seven surgery rooms and one procedure rooms. we are the only outpatient surgery center where patients can get that service in san francisco, and we are the first center of any kind, hospital or anything in california, to be recognized by the joint commission who awarded us advanced certification for total hip and knee replacement. the -- what we bring to the community

the corner it stores pretty much every single block has a liquor store but there are impoverishes grocery stores i'm the co-coordinated of the healthy corner store collaboration close to 35 hundred residents 4 thousand are children the medium is about $23,000 a year so a low income neighborhood many new immigrants and many people on fixed incomes residents have it travel outside of their neighborhood to assess fruits and vegetables it can be come senator for seniors and hard to travel get on a bus to get an apple or a pear or like tomatoes to fit into their meals my my name is ryan the co-coordinate for the tenderloin healthy store he coalition we work in the neighborhood trying to support small businesses and improving access to healthy produce in the tenderloin that is one of the most neighborhoods that didn't have access to a full service grocery store and we california together out of the meeting held in 2012 through the major development center the survey with the corners stores many stores do have access and some are bad quality and an overwhelming support from community members wan

the groceries arrive in insulated bags with ice packs. the company says prices are competitive. >> it's the exact same. sometimes it's even cheaper. >> by 2025, the online grocery industry is expected to reach 100 billion in u.s. sales and 20% of the market. >> we're a new visible grocer. >> delivery charges start at $3.95 and free if you make regular weekly orders. discounts are given if your groceries arrive to your door late. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> remember, the 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. if you need michael's help. 415-954-8151. you can also reach michael on his facebook page a through abc 7 news.com. >>> new pictures just into our newsroom from santa barbara county. take a look at your screen. that's aually not a pretty lake you're seeing but floodwaters sitting on highway 101 near montecito. part of the highway is still shut down right now. a little while before that beauty and destruction coming together there as a rainbow appeared over the mud-ravaged stree

there are elderly individuals who need to be able to go to safeway, get their groceries and not have to walk the length of a football field to the next stop. carrying one bag of groceries may not seem like a lot to you, but for a person in their 70's or 80's that's a lot to be carrying and go a block or two, crossing potentially six lanes of traffic is not okay. i'm a daily l taraval rider, i live on 34th and taraval, i ride on 35th and i see people there everyday. i see elderly people, i see young people. and to take that stop away from our elderly people who need it to get to where they are going and asking them to walk an extra few blocks is not all right. i urge you guys to take a step back and look at all the feedback you have received from the community. you know, don't just try to bulldoze your agenda through. education is key, but educating people on what they need to do when they get off the bus is equally as important as educating the drivers to stop. behind the trains. i can't tell you how many times as a muni rider i have seen people get off the bus while looking at their

the groceries arrive in insulated bags with ice packs.ays prices are competitive. >> it's the exact same. sometimes it's even cheaper. >> by 2025, the online grocery industry is expected to reach 100 billion in u.s. sales and 20% of the market. >> we're a new visible grocer. >> delivery charges start at $3.95 and free if you make regular weekly orders. discounts are given if your groceries arrive to your door late. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> remember, the 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. if you need michael's help. 415-954-8151. you can also reach michael on his facebook page and through abc 7 news.com. >>> new pictures just into our newsroom from santa barbara county. take a look at your screen. that's actually not a pretty lake you're seeing but floodwaters sitting on highway 101 near montecito. part of the highway is still shut down right now. a little while before that beauty and destruction coming together there as a rainbow appeared over the mud-ravaged streets of mont

francisco cal hall neighborhood are upset about an east coast burger chain moving into their old grocery store building. >> she heard from developers and neighbors who have a beef tonight. and she is live, kate. >> reporter: dan and christine, the family trust which owns this building is actually in escrow with the los angeles based developer who plans to lease to two new york city based businesses and now the people who live here are very concerned about how it will disrupt their lives. if the city issues necessary permits the old real foods market closed now for more than a year will likely transform into a rumble gym and shake shack next year. >> they're taking out something we need here a grocery store and replacing it with a fast food place known for long lines. >> reporter: now san franciscoens are expressing their concern how the popular burger chain and its crowds will fit in. >> with regards to making sure it's clean and not noisy it poises its own property management staff which will be responsible for cleaning up the streets on a daily basis. >> reporter: they along with the o

but i have a basic question f amazon comes to dominate grocery shopping and online grocery delivery,does that mean for consumer prices, whole foods is really expensive and if that's what's available on amazon, what does that mean in terms of what's available to me? dagen: right. mitch. go ahead, britain. >> oh, i'm sorry. really what it means for consumer prices is that you will see consumer prices come down not because of amazon necessarily but because of the aldi and legal effect. aldi and legal are having tremendous effect overall, forcing grocery retailers to lower prices, so when you look to the future, the argument that well, amazon is going to be the number one grocery retailer, i'm going to be paying more, that's a false argument. aldi are having tremendous impact, wal-mart is lowering grocery prices, other grocery retailers are lowering prices, prices will be coming down in the future. they're not going to be high. dagen: mitch your second pick for second headquarter? >> orlando. dagen: tell me why. >> the population will grow, you will need workers and young population, 15

loads which is common for people making grocery trips on transit. they're not making the weekly trips. that is the typical pat attendanter we observed. taking all of these factors into account, we recommend removing the inbound 17th avenue stop which ensures that there will be safe boarding that remain in stops and faster travel time and less parking removal than the alternatives. boarding islands are coming together taraval for safety improvements as i mentioned and that is a great safety benefit. at the same time, we ear focused on ensuring that customers in this corridor are able to find parking. merchants have requested additional time limits in some areas so we developed a proposal to fill in the gaps in parking management on taraval. there are some areas that are totally unregulated that do have businesses. in response, we're proposing two-hour time limits from 33rd avenue to 36th avenue. that is a stretch that's almost entirely commercial or institutional. in the section of taraval street from 34rd avenue to 47th avenue, it is a little less c

>> grocery is an credibly complex thing to get online.nlike something on amazon where they're typically ordering one or two things at a time. in grocery, you're ordering 50 things at a time some of them flash, some of them ambient, some of that frozen and when you get it to the home on time, that's supercomplex and requires great technology. that's what ocado has done the best technology. >> why do you think they technology has not come to that point? >> technology is a highly complex thing to get right we've invested a lot in people we have 1,200 developers, software develops in our business and 300 mechanical engineers working on just this it would be very difficult for a traditional retailer to be able to bring that talent together to focus just online to build the best solutions in the world. >> let's talk about cap rates. my understanding is you guys haven't spent a lot of money i presume that's going to change >> we have spent a good deal of business developing our business and today, signing of these deals, because we participate i

francisco cal hall neighborhood are upset about an east coast burger chain moving into their old grocery store building. >> she heard from developers and neighbors who have a beef tonight. and she is live, kate. >> reporter: dan and christine, the family trust which owns this building is actually in escrow with the los angeles based developer who plans to lease to two new york city based businesses and now the people who live here are very concerned about how it will disrupt their lives. if the city issues necessary permits the old real foods market closed now for more than a year will likely transform into a rumble gym and shake shack next year. >> they're taking out something we need here a grocery store and replacing it with a fast food place known for long lines. >> reporter: now san franciscoens are expressing their concern how the popular burger chain and its crowds will fit in. >> with regards to making sure it's clean and not noisy it poises its own property management staff which will be responsible for cleaning up the streets on a daily basis. >> reporter: they along with the o

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residents in san francisco's neighborhood are upset about the burger chain moving into their old grocery store's building. kate larson heard from the developer and from neighbors who have a beef. >> if the city issues necessary permits, the old real foods market closed now for more than a year will likely transform into a rum md gym and shake shack. >> they're taking out a service we need, a grocery store and replacing it with a fast food restaurant that's known for long lines. >> these were the lines in west hollywood when shake shack opened their first l.a. location in 2016. now san francisco cans are expressing concerns about how the popular new york city burger chain and its crowds will fit in to this cal hollow corner. >> it's very residential here. bringing up the noise level and congestion which we're already experiencing. >> with regards to making sure it's clean and not noisy, center cal employs its own property management staff which will be responsible for cleaning up the streets on a daily basis. >> the developer, center cal says they along with the original owner spoke to mo

raw uncovered meat being delivered in a shopping cart to another local grocery store, it's the second incident we have uncovered over the past three days proving this might be a more widespread practice. these photos are unsettling. on friday we were first to report this. a san jose mother loretta seto took these photos of two men dumping slabs of raw pork into carts and hauling the meet into 99 ranch market. now similar allegations at mother store. this is a different image we received yesterday from viewer christine cabral. whole butchered hogs rolled in shopping carts into the back door of marina grocery in south san jose. cabral actually witnessed this two years ago and says she tried to draw attention to the issue back then, without any success, but after seeing our story on friday she reposted the photo to social media. cabral tells us she hasn't been able to return to that marina grocery store since seeing that unsanitary delivery. >> can you imagine our kids touching that. >> yesterday we went to marina grocery, but management would not comment. we also spoke with a man who wo

in san jose and oakland, $3.17. >>> and happening now, what could be a grocery store in the future is officially open. it is launching right now. >> we got a look inside at the tech giant that once again changed the way we shop. >> at first glance it looks and feels like regular grocery store. today amazon is opening the first amazon go to the public. >> thank you. >> the new stand alone grocery store leaving out one big thing, the check out counter. shoppers scan in and put their phones away. >> on a normal day i'll come in here and i might grab a salad. i like the add some chicken to it. >> very good. >> and what's happening, the just walk out technology is tracking that these items are leaving the shelf and it is putting them if my virtual cart. >> when customers leave the store their account is automatically charged. no waiting. hundreds of machines sense your movement. work with sensors involved on the shelves, collecting data about your preferences. >> they are looking at all these products and figure go out what has left the shelf and what is going back. >> how accurate are the

just grab your groceries and go. is this the super market of the future? >>> good evening. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. it is over for now. congress has come to an agreement to reopen the government but for just under three weeks and with the sticking point that got them to the stalemate in the first place, the fate of those young immigrants known as zraemers still unresolved. what changed and how do we know we won't end up right back here? capitol hill correspondent kasie hunts starts us off. >> reporter: the house voting to make it official to reopen the government at least for now sending the bill to the president's desk. that all sets up an incredibly contentious debate over immigration that could have us right back where we started in less than three weeks. the u.s. government tonight opening for business. >> yeas 81. nays, 18. >> reporter: democrats taking the deal after a three-day shutdown protecting the so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> it is a good solution, and i will vote for it. >> reporter: the government stays open three more weeks. the children's health ins

those are fireworks that were in the grocery store.horities say some sparks set them off. >> the thing is the grocery store especially there's more rural parts of china, the run-up to chinese new year, everybody is picking them up, all part of the culture and tradition and celebration. no surprise it happens all the time this time of year. >> you want to go to the fireworks show. you don't want the fireworks show to come to you. >> they're relaxed with their rules and regulations when it comes to fireworks. >> you can see the whole eight story apartment building is engulfed in flames. you see the thick, black smoke. what you don't see are emergency crews. according to a report, they say that the fire was put out. i'm saying they let it burn out, or they put it out later because you still don't see fire trucks in front of this building yet, and it's fully enflamed. >> where are the people? >> eight-story building, no casualties rompeported. no injuries reported as well. the good thing is nobody was hurt but the bad thing is, all those p

. >> and amazon's new grocery on the go means no waiting in lines. how it works when we return. >>> the long journey home has ended for a san francisco man who was killed in the korean war. the remains of army private first class james leonard arrived at san francisco international this morning. the 22-year-old was reported killed in action in july of 1950, but his remains were never found. last year the south korean able to i.d. them. his family is glad they can get some closure. >> it was hard. knowing that it's your cousin, and had to be in that dirt for 60 some years, you know. and then they take him out and find out who he is. that's hard. >> leonard is receiving full military honors and is set to be buried on tuesday. >> a new clint east wood film about the three california men who stopped a terror attack on a perris-bound attack premieres in three weeks. the 1517 to paris follows the saga of stone. anthony sadler and alec, the three tackled the gunman and stopped what could have been a massacre on that train. in a rare move, east wood had the

. >>> plus, the grocery store of the future. amazon opens a new supermarket that could change the way we get our food. >>> how officers tried to save two teenagers. >>> the closing bell on wall street, all three major stock index is in the green including a record high for the dow. is that a message for the eagles maybe? >> all green. >>> the officers and teams were treated for hypothermia. pbz r . >>> in texas, a tornado brought down roots and trees. >> about 100 miles east of dallas. crews spent most of the time clearing daniel on the road. >>> have your rain gear ready for tomorrow, tracking the chance for showers and thundershowers. glenn. >>> that's right. it could be a wet drive for parts of our area. trying to track ahead how long the warmer temperatures will last in the most accurate weather forecast. >>> battle brewing behind the scene, the "today" show rivalry ahead of super bowl lii. >>> held up at gunpoint for their cars. >> i'm on guard, i'm wait, you know, i'm prepared. >> reporter: where a string of bold car theft

the grocery store that amazon acquired last year. but an event expansion could be a game changer for the grocery and retail industry. it eliminates one of the most painful parts of the shopping experience, the line and checkout. and today's first customers were intrigued and pleasantly surprised. >> popped in, popped out. the whole process took maybe 3 1/2 minutes. >> i'm just mad that i see that. >> the store could have big implications for millions of cashier jobs in america. though amazon has a team of what it calls associates who greet, stock shelves and prepare meals. >> for amazon to further and customers have to take technologically advanced experience. for "nightly business report," i'm deidra bosa, seattle. >>> before we go, here's another look at wall street. the dow advanced 142. nasdaq added 71. s&p 500 was up 22. >>> and that's it for us tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. we'll see you here tomorrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this

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it's the german grocery store that if it opened in your town, you probably have. and your wallets may have felt the impact. courtney reagan explains. >> reporter: w low priced german grocer lidl opens a new store, it brings a food fight. consumers are the ultimate winners. the university of north carolina looked at prices at 48 grocery items at walmart, kroger, publix, and food lion, in towns that also have a competing lidl grocer store and towns that didn't have one. the study shows on average co retailers near lidl stores set their prices 9% lower than in markets where lidl isn't present. th german grocer entered the u.s. seven months ago and has less than 50 stores so far. more than 50 are planned. while nearly all products it sells are brands only found at lidl, lidl says its prices are as much as 50% lower than rival stores. it to see how its entrance to a new area impacted competitors' pricing, which is why lidl paid the university to do the study. the professors who conducted the study found a half gallon of milk can be priced as much as 55% lower at compet

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spending on essentials were up, things like grocery shopping. things like grocery shopping.nflation. consumers weren't buying more, they were charged more. were charged more. forward into 2018, inflation will start to recede. start to recede. labour market with low unemployment, we would expect wages will increase. we would expect wages will increase. the outlook is a bit more positive. and debt, is the threat of higher interest rates? the arrears. -- there is. there is. potential interest rate rises could cause consumers more problems. cause consumers more problems. thank you very much indeed. more on the collapse of carillion. shareholder dividends and bosses‘ bonuses. investments were managed at the collapsed outsourcing giant. the schemes overall have a big black hole. the firm's finances. contributed to the survival of the business. business. try and help the business to refinance to shore up the company. refinance to shore up the company. should be slow to criticise the trustees are making that decision. trustees are making that decision. come off, it would've been a g

sometimes single guys shop for grocery. she could not bring herself to go up and say something to him. she said i'm just not that way. i said this is what you do. both got full cart of food. do you have take a chance. >> welcome to -- bump into his cart. >> or say do you know where the rudeabega is? >> or how about this, bold, well we both have a full cart of groceries. maybe coy cook you some dinner. >> oh,. >> is that too bold? >> i met my husband at the supermarket in the morning where i first saw him, outside - >> the club. >> late their night. so the coffee shop, i saw him at the coffee shop. then he followed, just like jody with the super mark, my i go frenal and i in the supermarket, he followed us all around. he didn't say anything that morning, that was the missed connection. but luckily as fate would have it later that night there he was again, and my friend there is that guy again. did i not miss the opportunity. >> you saw him at the grocery store? >> my girlfriends did. >> miss connections, because when i was i

. >> amazon go grocery store is open for business, we'll tell you how it changes the way we shop and who it is targeting and where it is. >> reporter: temperatures in the 20s and 30s, you can see how the numbers will climb later this afternoon, some of us will get close to 60 when all is said and done. details at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this ♪ >> all right middle school musicians in bucks county played proud and strong in honor of the eagles that is the strayer middle school of quake you are town. they added the song to their list of the honors band festival. 8 days away. sounds good. 5:14 a.m., if you're just waking up. what about the weekend forecast, chris sowers. >> reporter: let's get you over to the weather center, and start you out with a beautiful shot of the philadelphia international airport. runways are dry, we have clear conditions. it's chilly out there this morning, several locations in the 20s. here's the call from accuweather, today the better of the two weekend days, 57 degrees, breezy and mild, winds could gust up to 30 miles per hou

look, this is just like a normal grocery store. you guys were established in 1975 as a company.took you so long to get to fairfax, the community has been extremely welcoming and what make us different >> what makes so you >> we have a pioneering food philosophy, every single product will be free of artificial color, flavors and preservatives >> everything i touch will be free of all what we say is the bad stuff >> and fresh meat, seafood and dairy will be free of added hormone, and antibiotic, cookies, cakes and pies and free of bleach and flower and earth fair was first to completely eliminate. we read the labels so you don't have to >> that's what makes you better. >> our pioneering food philosophy >> why did you find this was an emerging market? i know everybody wants to be healthy >> we look for communities that have overall focus on health and wellness, fairfax was the perfect fit, we had the ribbon cutting ceremony this morning, everyone has been so welcoming. >> clearly she has the answers, thank you so much. coming up, jim and sarah, you'll want to stick around a headed

uncovered raw meat overflowing out of a shopping cart being delivered to a local grocery store. we have a photo taken by a customer of the 99 ranch market in san jose. you can see a man pushing a shopping cart full of pink, raw meat into the front doors of the asian-american grocery store chain's location on hostetter road. the customer was on her way to shop at 99 ranch when she snapped that photo, which she later posted to social media. >> that's pretty crazy to see. i am wondering what they're thinking. it's pretty crazy. >> it's placed on a cart, distributed straight to their door like that. there's no way that has any equivalence to any freshness here. >> after our report first aired last night, 99 ranch apologized for the incident and told nbc bay area the people in the picture pushing the carts full of meat are not their employees. instead 99 ranch says the men work for jim's farm meat products. the meat vendor the market uses. in a statement, the market told nbc bay area, the store has immediately removed and discarded their inventory of jim's farm meat products. we are

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meals can be in the form of hot or frozen meals and grocery provided will be enough for the enrolled consumer to prepare daily meals. the type of food assistance will be appropriate for the consumer's ability and safety level. nutrition counseling and education will be provided in a variety of ways, including one to one nutrition counseling, nutrition education classes, cooking demonstrations and education material. all enrolled consumers will meet with the registered dietician to assess their needs related to food insecurity, medication, mental health symptoms and diet. they'll be able to schedule follow-up sessions as many times as they like and dieticians will hold drop-in hours. nutrition classes will be held once a month, rotating between diabetes and heart healthy education and cooking demonstrations will be held multiple times during the month. nutrition education material, of course, will be available ongoing. project open hand will serve at least 250 consumers and provide over 103,000 meals tailored to an individual's chronic disease. in addition to the goal of increasing fo

it's the needs of a grocery, of a bakery. sometimes we take that for granted, but me personally growing up on capp street, and only recently, grocer outlet just opened up, that is a big thing for people who do not have cars or have to take public transit for something as basic as getting food. by getting rid of any of the space to be a welder, be a workman, that essentially ends and cuts their careers completely, and one those spaces are gone, they're gone forever. we will never get them back. everything about this project is not being done in the right way. there's a right way and a wrong way and there's a middle ground, but this one is just too much in a neighborhood that has already seen too much of the same. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. thank you. commissioners. my name's daniel. i'm a director with four point beer company, and i'm here to ask you to support this project. i'm going to be the staff member who's directly responsible for overseeing this project, as well as our co

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for formula retail grocery store and fulton street grocery store, especially youth district at 555 fulton street. planning code amendment and conditional use authorization ares proposed for continuance until march 15, 2018. i have no other itemses ed for continue -- continuance and no speaker cards. >> thank you. any items proposed for continuance? seeing none, we'll close public comment. commissioner fong. >> move to continue. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion to continue, items 1 through 3 as proposed. commissioner fong? >> aye. [roll call] so move, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 6-0. and if i could have the acting zoning administrator continue item 1c. >> right. continue item 1c to the date specified. >> thanks. commissioner, that will place us under your consent calendar and all matters listed here under constituted consent calendar considered to be routine. by the planning commission and may be acted upon by a single role call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of this item also in member of the commission, the public or s

an early morning earthquake shakes up grocery stores and wakes us up while serving as a big warning. i'm reggie aqui. kristen will be in later today. the 4.4 earthquake scared you this morning, geologists say good. the hayward fault is due to a much larger shake. the time to be ready is right now. let's show you where this quake hit. it septembwas centered in berker claremont avenue. amy hollyfield begins our coverage. amy? >> reporter: here at the end center we expected to find damage, first this morning we checked in with the claremont hotel. they told us everything looked fine inside. we came across the street to this darling boutique, ellington and french. lots of china and dishes in here, everything in tact. this earthquake woke everyone up and got everyone's attention, but that's about all it did. b.a.r.t. trains got off to a slow start this morning. officials took time to check the tracks for damage from the earthquake. sleepy passengers waiting for their train in berkeley told us, quake woke them up. >> i was sleeping and my wife was working and she had called back in india a

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