goods often end up at liquidators like bargain hunt which sells items up to 70% off retail but norm rankin has seen something different. >> the practice never made it to the stores. it's not ruffled or having been on a shelf. >> every available space is filled with product. >> reporter: the inventory overload is hitting small owners like tore seller maryu mr. . >> sendly, i realize i am them. >> reporter: her suppliers keep raising prices, so he's trying to store the extra toys until demand comes back. >> so sitting on product i purchased for 20% less is better option than purchasing it for 20% more next month. >> reporter: retail analysts say the biggest bargains are still to come after labor day, but what about returns? retailers don't want to advertise this, but with all those full w warehouses, in many cases uh customers are getting refunds but the retailers are saying go ahead and keep the items, don't bother returning it. jericka. >> duncan: definitely waiting till after labor day. thank you. we turn to the fight against climate change. rising sea levels are threatening to wash away

president's house. thousands of troops have been deployed in the capital ahead of a weakened rally for rankin's had been facing fuel and food, which is for months and foreign exchange reserves have run out, making it impossible to pay for info, chillman el fernandez, that today's protests near the president's home manella, so just bring us up to date with what's been happening, regular, hulu. we're just catching a breadth of to getting caught in a complete volley of tea aghast. which happened literally about 10 or 15 minutes ago, a essentially, the university students and other members of the public had congregated at one point, which was one of the leading roads that leads to the president's house. and there's been a heavy, heavy security special task force presence, obviously. and that was one of the battery kids that there was a sort of a confrontation between some of the protesters. but the, the come back if you like, was just completely over the top, all of a sudden tear gas canisters started a raining down. there were literally 10 or 15 canisters that, that came not even in the vicinity o

she says the crisis is impacting all rankin's. things are quite bad i need so i can i know she shall curse. you are knocked down here. hardly anyone's on the streets because of the feel crisis. and there a long long he used to get her who was having to stay for 23 days, sometimes to get the fuel. but things are really, there are lots of uncertainties because schools have shut down menu. the officers have shut down and they didn't seem to be any planned by the government as to what to do next. they see there will be some will shipments coming towards the end of demand, but really nuances as to what can be done in the next few days when they really the meet at stocks remaining. so these are all a seemingly very short term, ah, measures. you know, there's been several ministers going around the world. one way to cut her the other when to her or mine, i believe, and russia. but really, these are just to address them, urge a needs. i mean dian me for hearing sri lanka for a couple of days and days will be a bailout some agreement. but

it's rankin's narrative, and now we can see go it into fulfillment. this is the more propagandistic tone you have. then you have the, the strain of thought saying, look, it always was between the u. s. in russia and whatever happens in europe only shows that this is a bilateral conflict. this gifts, of course, additional reputation to russia standard, but as also propagandistic note. and then there is a 3rd more sober, i would say toe and coming up from professional military, also diplomatic circle saying look, this thing has never been planned like this. and the risks of inadvertent escalation are extreme with this new and they to russia border coming up with the lacking lions to the conflict with an absolute new militarization dynamic. so is this really something, or at least it's not a doubting voice, but as a voice thing? we should really be careful about things which are happening on the european theater now. so you have different voices, but all of them treat this thing as the new normal. every one has accepted it. now nato, or some have declare

so both with -- from rankin rank and file there's some concerns with the approach and how we're goingust how we interact with people but basically we're looking at cultural change within the organization. that's always difficult regardless of where you work if you are going to come in and make assistant changes on how you do your job. there's going to be some pushback to it and that's whey saw early on but what we saw is as our officers and as our employees started to go through the training, a lot of the response was you know, wow. this is nothing like i thought it was going to be and we needed this. this is really going to help within our job and we were able to turn that around and as we train half of our employees, a lot of that messaging started getting out. and as far as the public you know the public was ready for something. we saw what's been going on in the last two or three years in law enforcement. and any different approach people were welcoming it. >> your officer approach the scene how is he supposed to conduct him or herself? >> first of all the officer should be intent

here at deputy william petrie of 41-year-old law enforcement investment who spent two years with the rankinsheriff's office. on friday kentucky governor officer beshear code trent called it a tragedy but he and the first lady are praying for the families of those lost, those injured in the entire community release hero sacrificed everything to protect their people and certainly a tough time for christina to according to the national fraternal order of police at least 178 officers have been shot in the line of duty in 2022 resulting in 33 deaths. certainly something officers have to worry about as they try to go home to their families. >> such a tragedy. charles thank you for that story. in new york city, police have arrested a suspect in a shooting death of a young mother who is pushing her three month old baby wednesday night they said the suspect is the victim's ex-boyfriend and the father of that baby. please accuse him of shooting 20-year-old asia johnson in the back of the head of point-blank range in a well-to-do upper east side neighborhood with the mother said she and her daughter c

. >> another american mom, former us living in prague, kimberly or rankin east colliery, she's also foundrainian refugee crisis. >> i thought i'd be able to help as a nurse, the more people that i came in contact with, the more people i met i found that they really just needed housing. they needed a roof over their head. >> that was a tall order. prague's housing crisis makes it difficult even for locals to find apartments. not for cam, she stepped up and challenged her connections in real estate to start a nonprofit called amity. the result cam says, housing 130 refugees so far. >> we secure the lease, we provide the deposit, we provide at least three months free rent for these families. and that's what we collect from donations or we've had a few people that have offered to actually sponsor of family. >> kim isn't the only one thinking of shelter, she's working on getting refugees health insurance, food, education, and schools, jobs and she's forming deep connections with them along the way. >> hi cam. >> like she did with sisters yulia -- from ukraine. >> we want to help these families

it's rankins, have been celebrating in the streets of columbus after president to go to bio fox as submitted a letter of resignation. the speaker of parliament says the letter must be checked, the authenticity announcement is expected in the coming hours. a rational strike has killed at least 23 people in one of ukraine's largest cities, covariance fear, many were injured of miss silo pitts. residential buildings doesn't bother me. zalinski has renewed calls for special tribunal to investigate russian wall crimes the u. s. as welcome saudi arabia's decision to open it as space to all civilian carries, including flights to and from israel is comes ahead of joe biden. visit to saudi arabia earlier in israel biden, and prime in seattle, a piece signed a non binding declaration to prevent wrong from acquiring nuclear weapons. today, you and i also discussed emerge amendment to ensuring iran never changed a nuclear weapon. this is a vital security interest about israel in united states and i would add for the rest of the world as well. i continue to believe that diplomacy is the best way to achie

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the temperature off the heating in houses already to anticipate for this cold winter to come. tish rankin now and the world bank says he won't give the country financial assistance until it puts economic reforms in place. the country has been plunged into a deep financial crisis since 2019 shall anchor's new president, ronelle vic rema singer has promised to get the economy back on track after protest forced his predecessor to resign. michelle fernandez is in colombo with more. the groves might be smaller, that one we've seen in recent months, but no less vocal. the banner says ronelle must take responsibility for this crack down. and people hear from civil society representatives of the protest groups saying that the government has no right to launch this violent crack down on the protesters and pick them off one by one, arresting them for essentially voicing their opposition. people now see the proto site as a site of bender, that as previously, plus the production site that gave people to college, j. b berg production. people who came together late and i was, i was a site where everybo

but this time norm rankin is seeing something different. >> the condition of the product.ffled having been on a shelf. >> every available space is filled with product. >> reporter: the inventory overload is even hitting small business owners like toy seller maryam al hammami. did you ever since you'd be in a position to understand what target and walmart are going through? >> my first thought was i'm glad i'm not them, right? but then all of the sudden i realized i am them. >> reporter: but she is not having a fire sale just yet. her suppliers keep raising prices, so she is trying to store those extra supplies until demand comes back. >> so sitting on product that i purchased for 20% less is a better option than purchasing it for 20% more next month. >> reporter: and retail analysts say the biggest bargains are still to come after labor day. but what about returns? well, retailers don't want to advertise this, but with all those full warehouses, in many case, customers are getting refunds, but the retailers are saying go ahead and keep the items. don't bother returning it.

. >> frank figliuzzi is congressman jamie raskin who said this to jeff bennett that rankin said, quoterat. that seems like an awfully strange coincidence for those to be banished and in two days was there a violent insurrection since the first new war. >> there is no direct evidence that the damage has been done. the damage to the secret service's reputation can only get worse if an investigation determines that the texts in question were dlib rally deliberately deleted. it is as barbara said becoming more and more impossible that it was accidental and you look at the data experts that have appeared and most say some of the foremost experts on data retrieval actually work for the secret service. >> yeah. so again, it gets curiouser and curiouser particularly when you know a planned phone migration is ng, you would ordinarily take extra steps as an institution to make sure the retention system is in place and is going to work as best it can. within the department of justice there is this large retention system that tris to ensure that some things don't happen because there is no reposit

is she rankin there any way? i like her. i like what i like delgado's interpretation of for all.remember the old school to the lynda carter still looking. okay. we've got lower 90's going on the east bay for today. high temperatures. meanwhile, 80's up to the >> good morning. and welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. everybody. a live shot coming in from a half moon bay. still that ground fog hanging around a little bit. and this is a slow clear here. but we're also looking at the same kind of situation, the east bay hills. where we can see down the east bay shoreline. what would be all that to landscaping. now we can't see anything as you can see with the fog in place. you just get a couple 1000 feet in the atmosphere to different atmosphere engirely. and that's going to be the case. it looks like just about all week with our traditional marine layer coming on in. and that's kind of a nice saving grace for at least a lot of the bay area. it every day brings in that moisture level keeps the ground from drying out too much going forward because will be enough clearing during the d

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