cannot do the acms. we can't let this crazy thing stop us from getting to play music. >> it's been really magical the last couple of days of rehearsal. >> we have an amazing opening number you guys don't watt to miss. all performing. make sure you tune into the acms this year, it's going to be magical. first times of all sorts across the whole show. even i don't quite know what's going to be happening. it's going to be riveting. join us at the acms. ♪ >> and you can catch all that magic tonight at 8:00 p.m. right here on kpix 5. >>> all right, here's the magical mary lee now to check up our forecast if just waking up with us, things are looking better. >> oh my goodness. len, yeah, it looks beautiful out there with clearer skies and finally just may be able to breathe in that fresh air. a big difference with our air quality and check it out. all of those green qualy.en abl heg to mix t ok we stihaveth the air a record 30 days in a row. but i think as we head through our afternoon, we'll have that better

organizers decided to move the show to nashville, a historic first for the acms.the stage at one of three iconic venues including the grand ole opera house. >> it's incredible that it's happening at all is incredible. >> reporter: the socially distanced program is among the first awards shows to broadcast during the pandemic. "variety's" chris willman thinks the nashville setting could become the norm for the acms. >> there's always been the allure of country stars as well as fans to go to las vegas for a few days. you know, people are becoming more home bodies these days. so next year and the year after at this time, the stars may be going, let's just keep it town. >> reporter: the show will feature 20 performance was some of the industry's biggest stars including luke bryan, carrie underwood, and taylor swift who makes her first acm appearance in seven years. kelsea ballerini is also among the performers and nominees. she says they're ready. >> i just have to like pat everyone on the back because it's been so safe, and everyone's taking every precaution to get m

. >> and the winner of the acm entertainer of the year is... [laughs] no, way ! i didn't come here to watch you die. infidel. rated r. keeping your oysters infbusihas you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo >> the winner of the acm entertainer of the year is... [laughs] no way! we have a tie. [laughs] this is got to be a first in acm history. >> harris: the academy of country music awards shocking fans last night after carrie underwood and thomas rhett tied for the night's top award. some critics are calling the decision sexist. fox news headlines 24/7 reporter carley shimkus is always on the story. what is going on here? >> harris, a whole lot. first of all, the award show usually airs in april at the mgm grand in las vegas. this year it took place in september and was spread out across venues in nashville. dous double the fun, social media turned sour s

acme is my favorite.e way was my favorite when i live in boston, shaws was -- these are really unbelievably good names. to me, they resonate with consumers. were they somehow before you got there not treated as well as they should have >> not really, jim in fact, over the last several years, we've put a lot of money into these stores, built a lot of capabilities. you're right, these brands, people have grown up with the brands shaws has been around for 100 years and i think you combine the brands with our fabulous fresh portfolio, great execution in stores, super charging that with the agenda, e commerce and loyalty and productivity program that put more money into them and you should know these brands, very entrepreneur culture. >> at the same time you intend to take a billion dollars in cost are there really that many costs you can take out >> yes, jim. technology is a fabulous enable l er of productivity if you take the last few years, the companies, safe way and albertsons came together, we spent the

. >> reporter: on a street corner in massachusetts, acme dry ice is hotter than ever. >> acme ice, may> we've gotten calls as far as california, seattle, chicago, texas, you know, arkansas. >> people are calling you here in came bridge to get dry ice across the country >> yeah because there's no product there. >> reporter: 75% of his business is from vaccine developers this isn't even actual production yet >> right this hasn't even hit yet >> reporter: millions of doses will have to be transported and stored around the country. at mass general hospital the chief pharmacist is getting ready for the first shipments. >> this is what we use for our daily operation. >> reporter: but pfizer's vaccine has to be kept as low as negative 80 degrees celsius. >> this is not something you go to lowe's and home debow to buy sh how difficult is that you don't know what the vaccine is going to be it could be the one that's stored at negative 80, negative 20 and you've got to be prepared for all of it. >> it's a challenge. >> reporter: the cdc asking to have storage for vaccines ready. >> the number of

. >> reporter: on a street corner in cambridge, massachusetts acme dry ice is hotter than ever. >> acme ice, may i help you we've gotten calls as far as california, seattle, chicago, texas, you know, arkansas. >> reporter: people are calling you here in cambridge to get dry ice across the country? >> yeah, because there's no product there. >> reporter: he says 75% of his business is from vaccine developers and they're just in phase three trials right now, this isn't even actual production yet. >> right, i mean, this hasn't even hit yet. >> reporter: when approval comes millions of doses will have to be transported and stored around the country. ups has built freezer farms louisville, kentucky and overseas in the netherlands at mass general hospital in boston the chief pharmacist is getting ready for the first shipment. >> this is what we use for just our daily operation. >> reporter: like a flu vaccine would be in here. >> flu vaccine. >> reporter: but pfizer's vaccine for covid, one of the most likely to be approved early on has to be kept as low as negative 80 degrees celsius. negativ

it's her first time back on the acm stage after seven years.ft is slated to perform from the grand ole opry house in nashville and debut her hit "betty" off her album "folklore." you can catch the amc awards this wednesday at 8:00, 7:00 central on cbs. >> her pop hits have been such monsters, i almost sort of forgot that -- >> her roots, exactly. >> country music roots. >> exactly. >> thanks, diane. >>> up next, serving up kindness. we'll meet a father and son who pass out meals to the needy in texas. fights... mucinex cold & flu all-i. oh no. no-no-no. did you really need the caps lock? mucinex cold and flu all-in-one. balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. and nutrients to removes ten years of yellow stains. colgate optic white renewal that's like all the way back to 2010. they're jeans. they're leggings. they're jeggings! whoa! remove ten years of yellow stains with colgate optic white renewal. 80% of bacteria in you

. >> this has to be a first in acm history. >> what had the host cracking up when he announced the big winner at the academy of country music awards. >> i saw you out there on your porch, getting a little drink with your wife or husband at t r as ouringers thi can last >> there is good news. everybody is green this this will be around for the entire morning commute that may slide to the south temperatures will beas of seasonisomrow befoe weend seven-day forecast. >> san jose and santa rosa students, both districts decided they are not going to have students on campus until at least next year. live with the running behind these decisions. >> they are pledging continued improvements as they make the decision to stick with digital learning for the rest of the calendar year. particularly in san jose where they are improved to the red tier monitoring system. if they hold in the next two weeks, they would be allowed to open. in the count, adequate testing would create road blocks for the students. santa rosa county students said any plan to reopen would require the funding. son oklaho sonoma

i'll actually be hosting the official acm's preshow for people tv and acms as well, so check that outand many others. >> awesome. a lot to look forward to. now a special that's paying tribute to a legendary comedienne tonight, lucille ball. tell us about it. >> that's right. it's called "lucille ball: we love lucy." had it's coming up on reelz, my old stomping ground. love you over at reelz. lucy is one of the great comedic performers of all time being honored by other legends and other stars like lily tomlin, carol burnett, debra messing, suzanne somers. it's a tribute with some really personal and at times very emotional stories from her friends, but also showcasing how lucille ball had this run as a trailblazer, especially for other comedic women in the entertainment business. so all of that, you can check it out tonight at 8:00 on reelz. also if you're just a super huge "lucy" fan, can't get enough, you can binge "i love lucy," that classic show on hulu right now as well. so if you want a full lucy weekend, you got it. >> that is awesome. i was a big fan of "i love lucy" on nick a

nominated for female artist of the year at tonight's acm awards.h us about her new album and also getting creative during the pandemic. and guys, she's got a -- a song about late nights at the bar. it's interesting to hear it at you know, in the morning. but you can imagine it's just a really long evening. right? >> i can imagine it just that way. tony. [ laughter ] i think we've all had those long nights for sure. we'll see you at 7:00. >>> and update this morning. the 49ers have paid the rent money they owed for september and october. the money was paid to the city of santa clara on tuesday. the city's attorney had said the team would not pay 20% of the season's bill because the pandemic forced them to cancel two exhibition games. last week, the 49ers said they would pay the rent. >>> happening today, the sf pride golf tournament tees off at harding park in an interview for cbsn bay area, a golfer from sf pride told us events like this are important to showcase diversity and inclusion in sports. the tournament was initially scheduled to take plac

. ♪ and it goes like ooh what i wouldn't do ♪ >>> for the first time in acm awards history -- ♪ >> thetop prize was shared by two artist it is. le. >> oh, no way. we have a tie. >> country stars thomas rhett and carrie underwood took home entertainer of the year. and despite the pandemic, country music's biggest stars did not let social differencing stifle their song. ♪ ♪ running wide open >>> with awards coming from three iconic veew bircafe. ♪ keep a oird in my heart. >>> nashville's historic rye man auditorium. ♪ ♪ there's a hole making this wine ♪ >> and the grand old opry. ♪ ♪ home makes whiskey >>> the artists also touched on state of the country. >> she's sundays paid, over word. >>> a full throated mem to his fellow country artists to speak out about issues like racial injustice. ♪ mission every color if you're only seeing black and white ♪ >>> and cane brown's powerful message with his balance ad "w5r8d wide beautiful." ♪ worldwide beautiful >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others, checkheck back for this morning"

and taylor swift will perform at the acm. why is this big?e first time in seven years with the world premiere performance of her song "betty." it's good, too, from "folklore." a great album. the 55th academy of country music awards will air on wednesday, 8:00, 7:00 central here on cbs. you know, it was originally scheduled, we remember, in april. then the thing called covid-19 hit. and threw everything off. keith urban is going to be hosting. >> i'm glad it's happening. that's exciting news. maren morris we'll talk to on the show tomorrow. >> tomorrow? >> we'll be talking to her tomorrow. we've got an interview with her tomorrow. >> live? >> no. >> oh. i got so excited. are you -- are you -- >> stay tuned. >> okay. are you doing the interview? >> yes. we taped the interview about a week or so ago. >> you and maren have bonded. >> we go way back. all of of courfour years. >>> and sad news to edna wright of honey cone has died. the biggest hit "want ads." ♪ in the want ads ♪ >> it went to number one in 1971. it was a positive song about a girl

> we've got much more news head including a look at the performances in the venues for last night's acmt made her big return and how the show dealt with pandemic and racial justice. i look at the tape and we see kelsea ballerini. what a day she had. first she started with us in the morning -- >> in the morning, chicken in the morning. >> i like popeye's. she started with us and was performing last night. i'm amazed how the shows and pandemic are pulling off big-feeling shows. >> not easy. >> i stayed up late. it was really, really good show. >> always great to see music. >> >>> this is a morning update. >>> it is 7:26. i am michelle griego. two were shot and injured and is your market parking lot in pittsburgh. it happened early monday morning at the foodsco on atlantic avenue. the victims are reportedly a male and a female. no word yet on their condition or a suspect description. >>> grizzly peak is being described as of fire danger zone. people are lighting fireworks and bonfires at night. there is a new rule, no stopping in the turnouts from 9:00 until 6:00. >>> the largest school di

. >> acme ice, may i help you? seattle, chicago, texas, arkansas. >> reporter: people are calling you here to get dry ice across the country? >> yeah, because there's no product there. >> reporter: mark says 75% of his business is from vaccine developers. >> they're just in phase three trials right now. this is not even actual production yet. >> right. this hasn't even hit yet. >> reporter: when approval comes, millions of doses will have to be transported and stored around the country. u.p.s. has built freezer farms in louisville, kentucky and overseas in the netherlands. at mass general hospital in boston, the chief pharmacist is getting ready for the first shipments. >> this is what we use for our daily operation. >> reporter: like a flu vaccine would be in here. >> flu vaccine. >> reporter: but pfizer's vaccine for covid has to be kept as low as negative 80 degrees celsius. negative 80 degrees celsius is colder than the arctic. >> it is. this is not something you go to lowe's and home detpot to buy. >> reporter

hana nada co-founder of acme capital.d to see you. >> thanks. >>> coming up, amazon's flying recurity cameras, drones wak havoc with the company's all new products is after the break. stay with us >>> speaking of platforms, let's talk back to amazon, it unveiled its holiday season lineup yesterday, announcing a bunch of new products including a drone with a camera that patrols inside your house. i caught up with amazon's devices and services, david limp, on the origin of the idea. >> idea was borne from the fact that people indicator a lot about indoor security. there's no question about it, and the ability to look at things in the house. sometimes, just to look in on a pet. other times thinking of things that are untoward, but in some cases, neighbors have told us, listen, for various reasons, they can't put cameras in every room of their house. that may be, they don't have power, or they don't want to think about replacing batteries or a room they don't want a camera in. that was the genesis of thinking how do you solve

the 50th acm brought performance-filled showed up and after being delayed several months because of theth a message about the unpredictable and unsettling year, and how the country is battling to pandemics. covid-19, and racial injustice. >> far too many lives have been lost to both. the examples said by our essential workers, and first responders, along with the voices crying out for equality in all walks of life have echoed around the world, and right here in our country community. >> some of the nice big winners include old dominion, group of the year, dan and shea one dual of the year, maren morris and luke rooms took female and male artist of the year, combs also picked up alpine of the year. for the first time ever, there was a tie for entertainer of the year. both carrie underwood and thomas rhett took home awards in that category. >> i was able to catch some of the acm's and pretty entertaining. everybody, next newscast is with alex and heather coming up at 4:00. more coverage online for you always at kutv.com and on the ktvu news effort heather, always a pleasure. >> always a p

the show is hosted bid reigning acm entertainer of the year keith urban and it's all going to start with an epic opening number. >> we have an amazing opening number that you guys don't want to miss. it's all going to be all five nominees. eric church and luke combs and luke bryant and of course carrie underwood all performing. e first how also iftushe ll perc >>> sounds like a good show. well, coming up at 6:30, how the show is highlighting its new host city and you can watch the acms tonight at 8:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> an odd discovery. why one homeowner thinks these bottles found in the walls is prohibition beer. and what it tastes like. that's next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> and don't forget to check out cbs' new daytime talk show the drew barrymore show. today's guest jane fonda and christian siriano. watch today >>> secrets hidden in the walls of an old home uncovered for the first time in decades. >> jane walden restores historic homes and she finds little treasures all the time. but this was a first. while taking down a wall of this 1910 craftsman in seat

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we've got to talk about the acms i love that you said it, 2020, man.m, are you sure are you sure?" it was -- you know, this is not just the year of -- it's also the year of strange things happening, right >> yes >> it's not a bad thing. i'm more than happy. thomas is a great guy, and, you know, this year makes it special. >> you're in good company. >> yeah. >> you were the first woman to win it twice now, you're the first woman ever to win it three times. congrats on that somehow, in the midst of a pandemic, you found the time to write a new album. how did you manage to pull that off? >> well, we were lucky enough to get it started at the end of last year, and i feel like that's really the only way we were truly able to pull it off but we did everything very much like we're doing this morning. we did things via zoom found new ways to just make it work i didn't want to let this year stop us, so we made this album to be honest, it was such a blessing for me to be able to go in and just sing these happy, positive songs in this year. it was something i nee

one thing that has changed significantly this mike look like it's acme 1000 people actually i think it's a very very important point is that. in the past the banks usually didn't have a lot of these access reserves or at the federal reserve basically because they didn't pay any interest they paid 0 interest one thing that has changed after the global financial crisis is that in order for the sads to be able to do a limited amount of t. re they they they started paying interest on these research so actually if we look at if we plotted chart also how these access reserves that are are the sad are looking like a looming and and they're growing a lot and that's basically one of the big reasons why this money is not slowing the economy and why we're not seeing a lot of price inflation frank david perfect route of time but thanks so much for being on kaiser report. thank you matt thanks stacy well that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy arbor want to thank our guest david lavonne of bit why if you want to get in touch with us do so until next time by al

i think it is disgraceful and both acm and hpl planning in my view should come off as fast as possiblewhen we are investing massively to achieve that as fast as we can. i sincerely appreciate the problem she raises. >> thank you, mr. speaker. told of improvement plans to dangerous junction on the 838, something i've long-campaigned for. but two months ago, the regional director of the southwest port told me this was not going to happen, blaming the change from the old highways agency. can my right honorable friends tell me when, if ever, the people will finally see shovels in the ground? >> mr. speaker, i'm grateful to my honorable friend because she gave me advance notice of this question. i think this is a case for project speed, mr. speaker, and i hope highways england is currently undertalking the safety study of the 838. we'll be able to accelerate their work and get on with the junction as fast as possible. >> before lockdown, children on free school meals finished on education on average 18 months behind their classmates, and the gap was getting worse. schools closed, and a quar

brick >> yeah. >> is the name acme brick?oration >> and road runner, yeah but we had david reubenstein on saying it's hard to find businesses they can buy and take private and they have to scrounge on this it's something they're watching closely, too. >>> in the meantime, quantumscape which is developing solid state batteries is going to be announcing it's going public through a spac reverse merger phil lebeau joins us with a special guest. phil, good morning >> reporter: hi, becky let's bring in the founder and ceo of quantumscape. he joins us from san jose, california thank you for joining us this morning. i'm curious from your perspective, you are a company developing solid state batteries used in electric vehicles. very promising but far from profitable why go public through a spac ipo right now? >> good morning, phil. two answers. we've addressed most of the science risks that were ahead of us when we started the company now they're mostly behind us we feel like we're ready to go public one of the remaining risks was to

. >> the winner of the acm entertainer of the year is... oh, no way. we have a tie.his has got to be a first in acm history. >> sandra: he was quite shocked by that. carrie underwood and thomas rhett for entertainer of the year. the entertainers were shocked. the acm awards were supposed to happen back in the spring but were delayed several months due to the pandemic. >> trace: comedian chris rock raising eyebrows, the actor not only hitting president trump but criticizing pelosi and the democrats for prioritizing impeachment over the coronavirus. rock telling "the new york times" it is all the democrats' fault because you new the emperor was five years old. it was totally up to pelosi and the democrats. the thing was we'll get them impeached which was never going to happen. you let the pandemic come in. we can blame trump but he is really the 5-year-old. here is marie harf, the 5-year-old chris rock is talking about is a reference to the last emperor the movie of 1987 where the emperor was 5 years old. the impeachment process ended february 5th two weeks after the f

if you have suffered from any of those things and if you are suffering and if you have a history of acmer pregnant or a woman you cannot be discriminated against because of those pre-existing conditions. insurance companies cannot deny you coverage and they can't charge you more for it and they can't kick you off the rules. before 2010 that was not was not so. people went uninsured as a result. my opponent favors overturning that law that protects you. you will hear from him and we support that but the law protects you now and they want to get rid of the law. i support it, he opposes it just like the president. it is that simple. >> mr. parnell. >> i support pre-existing conditions but in fact, in an interview a couple of months ago with you, catherine, you asked me about the subject and i said we should always protect people with pre-existing conditions. you want to know why this is so important? i have a praise is in condition. i was blown up in afghanistan and fractured my skull and had a traumatic brain injury and this is something that is deeply personal to me. you're right, i was u

. >> acm nominee mickey guyton, all you need to know about country's ground-breaking rising

. >> and country queen talks to us ahead of continue's acm awards., here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> hurricane sally slammed into the gulf coast as a category 2 storm bringing extreme danger to many communities. >> a storm as made a direct hit. the winds were sustained at about 40 to 50 miles per hour with gusts of up to 80 miles per hour. >>> winds not the only story here. but it's the storm surge that has officials concerned. expected to be in parts of coastal alabama up to 7 feet, and people have been dealing with the impacts of hurricane sally for hours now. >>> the storm is moving inland now beginning to weaken. it almost became a cat 3. the impacts are kind of cat 3 and the reason is it's relentless hour after hour. >> president trump is still teasing a new plan. at times the president sounded less like an incumbent, more like a challenger but he is in full campaign mode. >>> the phoenix mercury season coming down to tuesday night in a win or go home. in the wnba playoffs against the washington mystics. >> a double. to the corner. a three

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i'm only 17 i don't know anything but i know i miss you ♪ >> that was her first time on the amc -- acmerformance came from carrie underwood who sang a medley from patsy cline to reba mcentire, dolly parton as well, keith urban did hosting duties for the acms with his biggest fan, wife, nicole kidman watching from home and as for the winners, old dominion got song of the year and group of the year and in a surprise ending, thomas rhett and carrie underwood both named entertainers of the year. a big, big night for country music. >>> finally a brand-new challenge for actress and home design lover and friend, lorraine bracco. "the sopranos" and "goodfellas" alum rediscovering her italian roots with a brand-new series, and i love this. it's called "my big italian adventure" and will feature herren separating a 200-year-old home in sicily she bought, guys, for $1.18 from the italian government. we've done stories on those sales happening so they can fix up these dilapidated houses. we never knew that celebs were buying them. here's the catch. no water, no electricity, no bathrooms. sagging f

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you can watch her return to the acm this weekend at 8:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> happening today, aw daytime talk show premieres on kpix 5 and is hosted by actress drew barrymore. >> the drew barrymore show will have information, inspiration and entertainment. that will include positive news items in a segment called through's news. the show will air live each day. barrymore says she hopes to keep it fresh every day. >> variety is the spice of life. maybe this place can be a place you can think about, experience, feel, work on and be enveloped by a whole different range of categories. >> barrymore said she hopes to make the content as optimistic as possible. the premier odoff with star power. a reunion with charlie's angels costars cameron diaz and lucy liu. adam sandler will make an appearance. you can watch today at 2:00 p.m. right here on kpix 5. >>> 5:55 right now. the next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a bizarre chain of events, leads to chaos on the golden gate bridge. the danger dangerous drug involved. that is next. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming

. >> i wonder how many jobs acme lost. >> at what point does the anvil fall on his head?ank you. thank you for explaining all of that to us, and we'll see what happens with another stimulus or a deal or compromise, as you say. really great to talk to you. >>> 100,000 customers in portland, oregon, are without power because of very high winds there. they are also, those winds, fueling fires and threatening to ignite more of them up and down the west coast, so we'll give you a status report. actually, right now, let's get to meteorologist chad myers. what are you seeing today, chad? >> alisyn, a dangerous day in california, and for that matter, all of the rocky mountains. winds are going to gust to 30 and 40 in colorado, and also 30 to 40 in california. but logan peak in utah just had a wind gust to 97 miles per hour. critical fire danger out there today. this weather's brought to you by zales, the diamond store. so, let's get to it. a big storm coming down from the northwest, making winds here, already 30, 40 miles per hour, from fresno, across the highest of elevations. b

>> and the winner of the acm entertainer of the year is? we have a tie.es brown who is not here now but it sounds like he is. you're looking at new york city and they got good news yesterday in new york city. the mayor promised to furlough himself, the worst mayor in america says i have an idea let me just go home. he's not going to pay himself or his staff for a couple weeks but pick-up the garbage which he said he wasn't going to do but now he decided to because a bunch of ceo's wrote him and said we're not coming back if the streets are filled with garbage and the crime is rampant so he says well what do you want me to do i'm waiting for the government to pay me, so he decided to pick-up the garbage and take off interesting response. steve: he's obviously a hands-on mayor clearly. you know, he's one of the people who actually speaking has his handout to washington d.c. there are towns like new york city, there are states like new york, that need some money to help bail them out, because they've got all sorts of, you know the taxes have been sky high, t

and the emmys are coming up, so we had the vmas and acms during the pandemic those were music awards.'re a fan of a little hollywood glam with the potential for a few hiccups, this one's for you the prime time emmys, one of the most glamorous award shows of the year now has no red carpet and no audience. producers say no problem that's because they sent state of the art camera kits to the nominees which means actors can dress up in their finest couture or in their jammies accepting the award from their couch ifs they choose. >> i'm not a prostm a comic. >> is there a different? >> prostitutes get paid more >> reporter: millions will beam in from ten countries. juggling this virtual highway of celebrity streams, a team of engineers at the staples center in los angeles where jimmy kimmel will host for the third time >> just think about having a zoom with your family and how complicated that is. even just getting grandma to look at the camera, get her whole face on the camera multiply that by a million and that's what we're dealing with here >> reporter: kimmel will be live and more or l

it doesn't happen in safeway as much as i think that albertson's is too cheap, acme you go there theyre not aware of what you buy. i found that at costco they always know that i like the crab legs always. >> back to the larger point here that you've made in so many different areas is the big are going to get bigger at the end of this. they already are and they are going to be even more dominant than they were going into the pandemic and costco is seemingly an example of this, right, david? >> two cards. >> they're up 91%, 120% if you include instacart in there and they have a long way to go so when they get on the other side of this with all the new members, membership was up 5.4% in the fourth quarter. >> that is in keeping. that's the level that they typically have. >> right. >> you're spot on. i mean, look, two cards, i mean their aisles are so wide that you can get two carts through it so you are much less fearful they were the first retailer to say you have to wear a mask. it caused some fights at the beginning but turned out to be something that made it so it was safer. they cre

at the acm awards and this will be the first time she has shown up at any country music awards in seven the ryman auditorium and the bluebird cafe where taylor swift was discovered in -- that's not right -- in 2004. that doesn't sound right either. i'll get back to you on that. the talented singer showed his actingn 2017's world war ii film "dunkirk" and now he's partnering with olivia wilde who will direct "don't worry, darling." the singer joins a star-studded cast including florence plugh, dakota johnson and chris pine set in an isolated community in the 1950s california desert centering on disturbing a secret life. looks good. everybody, steve martin taking on a personal problem and his solution to twitter posting this photo and writing, i always wear a mask when i go outside but something about it was leaving me anxious and unsettled. i thought about the problem. addressed it and is the solution. martin's tweet getting a half million likes since he posted it including one from jimmy kimmel who referenced martin's early t know-how is finally paying dividends. steve, don't worry, we

music, and her entertainer of the year honors that she shared this weekend -- last weekend at the acms join verizon tonight for the citizen verizon assembly education is not up for debate >> all right out in the pacific northwest, we are finally getting some rain and it is really, really needed. most of it is going to fall on the coast of washington and oregon especially northwestern oregon it's this area of low pressure and a cold front that's going to slowly move inland that is going to continue to bring rain the problem is it's also going to bring wind. for those folks who don't get the rain, you get the wind that could create more of a fire danger when you have those gusty winds. where it does rain, we could see as much as 3 to 4 inches of rain but here you see inland where the rain isn't going to make it. but the wind will, we do still have that fire danger for about >>> good morning, i'm kari hall. we're taking a live look outside in san francisco. we're going to enjoy more sunshine and seasonable temperatures. in the inland areas highs in the upper 80s. it will basically be like

it is disgraceful and both acm and...ple will finally see shovels in the ground? mr speaker, i‘m grateful to my honourable friend because she gave me advanced notice of this question. i think this is really a case for project speed, mr speaker, and i hope highways england, who are currently a safety study of the a38 will be able to accelerate their work and get on with the junction as fast as possible. before lockdown, children on free school meals finished education on average 18 months behind their classmates and the gap was getting worse. schools closed and a quarter of these children did less than one hour‘s schoolwork a day. lockdown was temporary, but the impact could be lifelong. to help these children catch up, and in the spirit of togetherness invoked by the prime minister early on, will his government give time for my veil to close the digital divide and give children on free school meals access to the internet in their homes?” children on free school meals access to the internet in their homes? i am very gratef

just hours after taking home duo of the year at the acms.non-drowsy, 24-hour claritinturr it says colder, but it is really cooler then on saturday, some morning frost. that's how cool it is going to be in the northeast and the great lakes. sunny and warm down through the gulf showers in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, we've got a fall feel out there in the northeast, mid-atlantic states. lots-o-sun for the plains down to the gulf. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we take a look at our weather today. still pretty nice with highs reaching into the low 80s and some of our warmest spots. and still looking at good air quality once this fog clears out. we'll have some sunshine today. as we look at san francisco, temperatures will reach into the 60s and still pretty foggy there as well. we're going to see a few changes over the next few days with the approach of a couple of storm systems move by and we're looking at a cooldown for the end of the week. >> we're admiri shoes. >> those shoes are really -- they need a tight shot, i