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acquire albertsons but we're waiting whether to see if that divestiture package gets challenged. >>d be soon. timeline, we're waiting. it could be very soon but i did want to point that out. you would think otherwise, given they had a strong quarter, that stock might reflect that. really it's deal dynamics in play. >> market has been skeptical about the deal since the beginning, even though rodney mcmullen has been confident and said they're prepared to litigate. the unions are a challenge when it comes to getting this done. it will be, and i heard your conversation with jim and carl, about how companies are feeling about the antitrust environment. it will be a tell for sure. >> it will. they look uncomfortably to a certain extent at certain divestiture packages given history. we will have to see. you have some strong capital sources in there like softbank and they would say that play they're creating will be competitive. i don't know. i'll leave it to you, given you cover kroger closely. >> you talk to the bankers and the ceos. well, let's hit the overall markets. down almost 300 o

back in this country, the proposed merger of the kroger and albertsons supermarket chains has hit a snag. >> washington's attorney general is suing to block the deal, claiming less competition would push food prices higher. the companies have said they need to merge, though, to better compete with rivals, including walmart. a new move by apple to avoid a ban on its smartwatches. the company is reportedly dropping the blood oxygen feature from two new models. the move is meant to resolve a patent dispute. >> time now for your tuesday weather. >> good morning. it's the coldest air of the season in places like chicago, waking up to ten below zero in the windy city and even way down in houston, texas, 23 degrees for a wake up. watch out for areas between atlanta and new orleans this morning. wet streets combined with very cold air. going to give us some icy roads out there, including in places like atlanta, huntsville and birmingham, alabama. meantime snow will fall to the tune of several inches today across the northeast. stay safe. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin cosgrove >> coming up,

credit funds for investors mean accessing these opportunities directly through fund managers like albertson'sk management. we think that the private credit market in india could go all the way up to $100 million over the next decade or so. and, we just got a closer to $15 billion. also, the growth has been very fast, with the changes in the credit culture and the changes in the country, there has been a shift in the way private credit is perceived in the market, therefore we are having a lot of private credit investing happening in the country. rishaad: that is something that leads to the next question, which is, with competition being fears, do you see consolidation, if so, would you also consider m&a activity? >> private credit in india just not have too many players, though it will look like you're just 5% of our gdp is private credit. if you look at the economies it's almost 3% to 4% of private credit. in india, there are too many large domestic players. all of the other investors are offshore investors who like operating out of singapore or hong kong. the ability to have this street is i

henry albertson was then arrested, put in chains, escorted from the ship to the middle of charleston, where the city jail is. and he was basically incarcerated. the law that caused him to be incarcerated was a brand new port regulation. and when the captain asked about what was going on, the deputy sheriff who arrested him said, well, henry albertson is being arrested because he is a free black man. that was that was his crime. the crime of being of being black and not being enslaved. the captain was absolutely aghast, as many of you were a literally heard. you be aghast. he had the same sort of reaction after consulting with the british council in charleston. he hired an attorney to sue for henry atkinson's release. there are plenty of treaties on the books between the great war, between great britain and the united states that emphatically say that the citizens of the united states and the subject of great britain, they're allowed to go to each other's port cities to conduct trade. so elkins arrest must be illegal. so they sued for a writ of habeas corpus to get henry up and sit out

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prudential.com elizabeth: we have this breaking news hitting the wires of the proposed merger kroger and albertsons is postponed, kroger says while it is continuing talks with the federal trade commission and the state attorneys, they are postponing this deal for now, kroger says it remains committed to closing the deal, expected to close in the first half of fiscal 2024. we have boeing announcing is going to add further inspections for the 737 max jet after terrifying mid air blow out of a cabin panel in an alaskan airline max nine earlier this month, suppliers. aerosystems makes and installs a plug door involved in the incident, but we decided to also deploy the team to check it approves. work on the plugs before fuselages are sent to the playmakers production faci facilities. i know a lot of people whose flights out of oregon and some of the bigger areas were alaska air flies out of having a lot of trouble catching a new flight. reports are out that walt disney in the national football league are in deal talks which could result in the nfl taking an equity stake in disney's espn, the league woul

i think private pharmacies are still giving shots as well and having the shopping centers like albertson's and safeway available present many options for people as well. have we been involved with others? >> now, we do not do direct partnership with community locations. we do provide information through our materials and online for where someone can get vaccinated outside our work site flu clinics. >> it is self-reporting if that goes? >> correct. >> okay. thank you. but i just wanted to mention that i think there has been at least in the immediate bay area great expansion of options available to get these shots and still ongoing and a lot of education going along with it, so thank you. >> thank you very much carrie for all you have done during this period and your team. >> thank you. i'll turn it back over to rey. >> rey, guillen. knowing we are presenting with much of the following information in our demographic and annual reports in the coming months, i just briefly want to share with you some information that we learned after processing our open enrollment transactions. first, open enr

. >>> as you wheel your cart through the massive supermarket i'ms of the kroger, albertson's, or stopare millions of americans who don't have a local grocery story v store at all. sheffield, illinois, population 821, was on the verge of becoming one of those food deserts until the community got together to save a beloved institution. nbc's maggie vespa has our "sunday spotlight." . >> hours west of chicago and a world away from urban life, v sits a town so small it runs without stoplights. in sheffield, illinois, the population is measured by the hundreds, and the checkout clerk knows your name. it's been like that since cliff winger opened the town's only grocery store in 1940. >> he was just a good businessman. he enjoyed the people. he enjoyed -- he enjoyed the whole small town life. >> reporter: royal supermarket fed sheffield for decades. winger's son, john, took over in the '80s. then a few years ago, life changed. you were retiring. >> that's correct. but i didn't want to leave the town without a grocery store. that weighed on me quite a bit. >> fear spreads fast in small towns

the state's attorney general argued that the $25 billion deal between albertsons, which owns safewayarm shoppers and also raise prices. kroger now says that it's pushing back its deadline for losing that deal. it cites ongoing discussions with regulators, the state's attorney general and the federal trade commission. the deal is expected to now close in mid august and right now we're going to take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. and you could see right there that the market is down this morning. music >> and elton john is the latest star to achieve a rare egot status. elton was part of a team that won an emmy last night for best live variety special. the special was elton john live farewell from dodger stadium, a concert documentary that aired on disney+ with this award, john has now won an emmy, grammy, oscar and a tony award. the 76 year old is the 19th person to reach egot status. congratulations to him. now succession nearly swept the major drama categories. you see, she and her red dress, they're. the show took home the award for

host: let me go to michael, albertson, new york, a democratic caller. caller: hello.bout god and country, tickets being punched, america first. but i didn't hear anything about u.s. constitution. the greatest benefit to humanity in 1,000 years. the same constitution which gives donald trump, unqualified to be president, yet he won the caucuses. hawkeye needs glasses. iowa must be the state of confusion. host: all right, michael. jeremy in fenton, missouri. jeremy, let's hear from you. caller: the last caller, he says that the president's been convicted of a felony? i didn't know he was convicted. i think you're innocent until proven guilty. i think the american people are wanting a strong presidential candidate. i don't think nikki haley and ron desantis, i don't think they present that. as a candidate. they are very smart. very successful. but the american people want someone that's going to stand up, not someone that's going to slide in washington and just say yes, sir, yes, ma'am, and continue to get their hand out. donald trump, he got where he got, maybe he's got

the post office banks, albertson's. there's restaurants and have no idea what played out. just hundred and 30 odd years ago right there on the sidewalks and on the road in front of them. it's an incomparable, incomprehensible horror. his hands were behind his back. he seized, and as he dragged them off of the wagon, he's immediately subjected to violent beatings. he's he's kicked he's dragged basically anybody that could get close enough to lewis was inflicting some type of violence on him. the police are doing whatever they can to try to keep him in their custody. one of the officers at the time, a man named simon sipple, did everything he could in his power and really goes down as one of the few heroes that night that tried to stop the lynching. he does manage to get a hold of him. another officer who is off duty, william, he manages to step up. he tries to do what he can. but these are just a few men against a handful of the mob. the village president. he's there where this is happening. he rode right ahead to try to tell the mcmahons that they're going to come here bec

and the albertson's deal that we've talked about a lot, which is unclear when that's going to come upbut there's still a belief -- >> washington state yesterday on that news. jim, really quick. this waller speech yesterday and his line that we don't need to cut as rapidly as we have in the past, is that what sort of hurt the afternoon? >> he crushed the market it was interesting both the dow, which david will acknowledge is atavistic, and the nasdaq went down but the mag seven went up. waller couldn't hurt the mag seven. he couldn't. >> no. >> he took a shot, and he failed >> everybody fails >> everyone fails. >> it's like the van wick. you can't beat the van wick. it's an old "seinfeld" -- have you ever gone to kennedy airport? has there ever not been traffic on the van wick? >> you can't get past the van wick but i will say that people are talking about the mag eight, but there are only seven people. amd. >> b of a made note yesterday of broadcom catching up to tesla's market cap >> we're stuck with they kept the avgo symbol because hock liked that >> for half a trill. but it's stil