albertson believe that's -- believes that could be in our future. we're probably getting a yearly vaccination the cdc says it doesn't recommend a covid booster shot at this time. nbc bay area knew. >> san francisco is eyeing a possible mask mandate. >> we see the delta variant really taking flight right now. at least 77% of san francisco residents are fully vaccinated. that's incredible and we school masks will be vital in protecting children particularly those under the age of 12 that are not yet eligible. they will outline a policy some time next week. >> let's go to tokyo and show you the olympic flame. early friday morning now in tokyo as we continue our olympic coverage. now all eyes remain in gymnastics. now women's gymnastics dominated headlines after simone biles withdrew from two events. she also withdrew from the all around competition today. the field of opportunity was open to emerging stars. we have more on what unfolded, what an amazing situation. >> absolutely, i was lucky enough to be part of the small crowd watching that overall com

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you can also look online go to amazon i encourage you to go to walmart, to albertson's, go to kroger's the website. i think that's part of the story that people don't realize, that this is a busted ipo, and it's still trading above its ipo price at 17. >> and what do you think is the fair market value for this company? >> i mean, look, blackstone invested at a $2 billion valuation a year ago all the fundamentals have gone negative ever since. let's talk about commodity prices you know, we're talking a lot about inflation. this is an oatmeal company their biggest driver are oats which are up 30% year-to-date well above where they were when they ipo'd they use rapeseed oil, that's up 30%. >> ben, this is where i think some of the allegations you're making are getting confused. there's an issue here, which is you can make an argument about the fundamentals of the company. you can say commodity costs are going up you don't believe the company is sustainable, consumers aren't going to believe that, and then come up with a valuation issue there, and you might argue that the stock isn't worth

i was talking to jim last week because of the a map we did with moderna and albertson's companies around nextdoor can take that message into a local level and make it happen >> so, sarah, when you had this estimate for 9% growth in arpu, 22 over 21, is that a low ball number on your part? >> i don't want to call it a low ball number, but we do want to make sure that we are taking the right steps armpu '22 over '21, is that a right number? >> we look for the 40% sustained revenue growth great companies are built because they sustain hyper growth for five, step years. we're in 11 countries. 276,000 neighborhoods and we know that this is a global denom none and we'll take it global. i say that because this -- when we post pictures of our dog and a lot of people post and someone doesn't clean up their blog, how do you know versus patchthat - which is to me kind of an ancillary site that this would work we've long given up on newspapers how did we realize that hyper local would be successful. >> for me it was easy. number one is community. i'm all about purpose-driven company. it's to create

earlier the company announced uber eats will start delivering grocery in a deal with albertsons.on. they they will build eight battery plants. with the move will come a t cut in jobs. electric cars require less parts to build. well, the tokyo olympics are underway right now but as the long you awaited event is beginning, covid cases among athletes rising. there's over 100 cases linked to the games now. the opening ceremonies will go back, as we're seeing it's been scaled back. there are no spectators allowed as cases across japan are on the rise. but again also in olympicvilleage. warner brothers is going to produce 10 or more movies exclusively for its streaming service hbo max, that will start next year. any of those films expected to be oscar contenders will go to theaters in limited runs in select locations. they are currently releasing movies on hbo max and theaters at the same time. they they will end that in 2022. those are your headlines from here. back to you. maria: thank you so much, cheryl. some of america's top ceos are calling for passage of the bipartisan infrastru

that is grocery stores kroger and albertson's jump. clorox and, yes, peloton is making the trade back. >> kroger up 5.7%. >> i thought everybody bought their peloton or not by now. you really think this is going to happen? >> i bought a ton of it. >> it is on every table around here nasdaq there were a couple of times where i said i might have taken one of those home. >> are you kidding sme >> you couldn't get them any where. >> you steal the toilet paper from the bathroom, too >> i wrap it around my hand without anyone noticing. no i didn't do that did you read "the journal" today? we will also have covid, but it will be manageable hospitalization is rare. it is fairly effective the vaccines are and we will develop new vaccines we should get used to it it probably won't cause the same type of disruption that the first two surges caused. >> nobody is talking about shutdown. >> the 10-year was ahead of this because we knew about the "d" word two weeks ago or infour wes ago. the consequences of the slowdown of it not as robust or reopeni