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aldi is hoping to snag more shoppers in the next five years.oming as we're waiting for the february jobs report to drop. good morning, sylvia. >> good morning. indeed, aldi, the german super market chain has announced it will open 800 new stores in the united states. now part of these new stores are actually conversions of winn-dixies and harvey's, after aldi completed its acquisition of southeastern grocers. elsewhere, though, the big focus for the markets today is on that jobs report due at 8:30 eastern time. now market expectations suggest that we'll see a slow down in terms of jobs growth in the month of february. however, the data is still likely to show that we are looking at a very strong labor market. we care about the data because the federal reserve cares about this set of numbers. particularly as we approach a potential decision to cut rates later on this year. so let's see what will define it. >>> still to come, an emotionally-charged debut. find out the big names and bigger flieengs making their mark in "inside-out 2." with just on

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discount grocery store aldi just announced plans for 800 new locations. the milk here really is more affordable this entire thing is about $3 a gallon. but it's also the sourdough bread and the chips. even the croissants. 90-plus percent of these products are private brand, which is one way they're keeping the price down other price-sensitive chains are also expanding, from costco adding two dozen u.s. stores in 2024 to walmart bulking up over the next five years. >> could it put downward pressure on some of the other major grocery retailers to lower their prices too >> absolutely. the big stores have already had this competition in mind. but if you're a very, very small two or three-store location aldi's is probably your biggest threat. >> reporter: consumers just hoping all these additions lead to a subtraction on their bills. sam brock, nbc news, miami. >>> and up next for us, the shocking allegations by the brother of princess diana. our exclusive interview is next. >>> now to our nbc news exclusive he's the brother of princess diana, and tonight char

. >>> the discount grocery store chain aldi has plans to add 800 new stores across the u.s.to capitalize on cost-conscious americans feeling the pinch at grocery stores. the german-owned chain plans to open hundreds of stores in the northeast and midwest while converting many existing wynn dixies and harvey's supermarkets in the south into aldis. >>> "forbes" has released its list of highest paid action torts last year and adam sandler tops the list with $73 million thanks to his movie-making production company happy madison productions. margot robbie takes the second spot with $59 million followed by tom cruise with $45 million. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this friday morning. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> the bellagio hotel in las vegas on the strip welcomed a very rare guest. a rare yellow billed loon decided to take up residency in the hotel's waters forcing the hotel to shut off its famous fountains. the nevada department of wildlife was called in to remove and relocate the bird. the yellow billed loon is considered one of the ten rarest b

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so you were saying you're shopping at aldi? yeah, i still love shopping in aldi and lidl.'m still a leeds girl at the end of the day. a big part of mel's life now is campaigning on behalf of other domestic violence survivors as the patron of women's aid. ijust bring awareness and i talk about abuse and i talk about what i've been through. and i'm the voice of all the other survivors out there that don't have a voice, that can't be heard or can't get their point across, especially when it comes to things like trying to change the justice system and trying to enforce more laws that are more supportive towards people that are coming out of an abusive situation. it's now 30 years since the spice girls first auditioned. and if you're sat with one of them, well, you have to ask this. do you think there's the will in the group to get back together as a five? i think there always has been. there always is, yeah. it's just a case of logistically getting it going. and you're still friends, you've still got your whatsapp group? and you still support each other. victoria beckham's doi

. >> reporter: with customers seeking out lower prices on items like milk, discount grocery store aldinounced plans for 800 new locations. the milk here is really more affordable. this entire thing is about $3 a gallon, but it's also the sourdough bread and the chips, even the croissants, 90% of these products are private brands is one they're keeping the prices down. from costco, adding two u.s. dozen stores in 2024 to walmart bulking up over the next five years. could it put downward pressure on the other major grocery retailers to lower their prices too? >> absolutely, the big stores have already had this competition in mind. if you're a very small store location, aldi is probably your biggest threat. >> reporter: consumers hoping these additions lead to a sub strax on their bills. strax on their bills. sam broc [sfx: game controller] when occasional heartburn won't let you sleep. [sfx: game controller] get fast relief with tums+ heartburn + sleep support. love food back and fall asleep faster. ♪ tums tums tums tums ♪ you know that feeling of having to re-wash dishes that didn't get

latest victim of attack near the city of romala, according to a palestinian news agency, muhammad murad aldi was shot in the head during an israeli attack in the town of kafur neima. regime forces also raided the cities of calkilla, al khalil and azun in calqilia, palestinian was abducted after locals resisted a raid on the city. israel's intensified incursions across the west bank since launching its genocidal campaign on gaza attacks by israel's forces and settlers of left more than 400 palestinians dead and occupied territories since early october. joing us out from occupied romala for more on the story is press tv's mona candial, hello mona, hope you're safe out there, what can you tell us? let's start with uh latest palestinian uh morter, the palestinian teenager, 16 year old muhammad, he is from the uh village of khufu west ramallah the israeli forces after midnight raided the village of kufr west ramallah in order to conduct arrest among palestinians. this is what the israeli military said. after an hour or so the palestinians thought that the israeli forces left the village and then

according to the palestinian news agency muhammad aldi was shot in the head during an israeli attack on the town of kafanima. regime forces also rated the cities of calkilya, al khalil and azun in calqilia, a palestinian was a producted after locals resisted a raid on their city. israel intensified its incursions across the west bank since launching its genocidal war on gaza. attacks by israel's forces and settlers have left more than 400 palestinians dead in occupied territory since early october. and three people have been killed in israeli drone strike targeting vehicle in the city of nakuda in southern lebanon. attack on the car and road used by the un interforce is the latest in a spate of israel's aerial strikes on southern lebanon. meanwhile, the lebanese resistance movement, hezbulah says a struck an israeli command center in northern occupied territories using a kamakazi drone. hezbollah and israel have been engaged in exchanges of fire since the regime launches genocidal campaign on gaza. lebanese resistance fighters have mainly targeted israely military positions, but the

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teenager is latest victim of attack near the city of romala, going to palestinian news agency, muhammad aldi was shot in the head during an israeli attack. in the town of kafernima, the regime forces also raided the cities of calkilia, al khalil and azun in calcaya, palestini was abducted after locals resisted a raid. on their city, israel is intensified its incursions across the west bank since launching its genocidal war on gaza, attacks by israeli forces and settlers have left more than 400 palestinians dead and occupied territory since early october. three people have been killed in israeli drone strike targeting a car in the city of nakura in southern lebanon. attack on the vehicle on road was used by a un interim force is a latest in a spate of israel's aerial strikes on southern lebanon, meanwile the lebanese resistance movement says it struck in israely command center in northern occupied territories using a kamakazi drone. hezbula and israel been engaging fire exchanging fire that is since the regime launch its genocidal war on gaza back early october. lebanese resistance fighters h

muhammad aldy said the resistance is carrying out operations in areas which israel actually claims to have captured including in the north of the strip and also in hanness to the south. now after over five months of lethal and deadly attacks the resistance." groups are fighting back strong both inside and outside of gaza, this is surely serious failure uh for the israeli murdery machine, especially in the eyes of the israeli public. the 7th of october and five months after that date, it is now pretty obvious of the capability of the israeli army, to the point that many american generals are mocking the... the army and the time they are taking for trying to occupy 364 square kilometers in gaza, so we see the israeli army since 29th of october last year saying we have control the north, and then we hear just few days ago that the israeli army is bombarding baitlahya in the north and then they pushing the army into bait hanonon and then they... conducting operation in the north and then they say we are attacking khan unis, we destroying the palestinian resistant, but then today they pull

. >>> one beloved budget grocer is set for a new expansion, how many new aldi's are coming up for the u.s., and when, coming up. >>> one tree trimmer offering his services to rescue stranded neighborhood cats. it's friday, march 8th. early, today starts right now. good morning, happy friday. i'm francis rivera. president biden has delivered a final state of the union of his first term, but the address could also double as a fiery campaign speech. the president drawing a sharp contrast between himself and donald trump, who he mentioned 13 times, but not by name. >> my predecessor brags about it. my predecessor told the nra he's proud he did nothing on guns when he did president. my predecessor some of you seek to bury the truth about january 6th. i will not do that. this is a moment to speak the truth, and to bury the lies. here's the simple truth, you can't love your country only when you win. >> president biden said he wanted to use this speech to wake up congress. here's alice bar with more of the big moments. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter president biden addres

>>aldi now. going to go to aldi now. >> yes, we are this today. >> yes, we are this today. >> in factlace him the of the house him with the leader of the house of penny mordaunt. of commons, penny mordaunt. apparently right wing tory mps have moderate have been meeting with moderate tory to oust rishi sunak and tory mps to oust rishi sunak and bnngin tory mps to oust rishi sunak and bring in penny mordaunt. but kai wilshire would. penny mordaunt as pm pm for pm make you more scared about whether or not labour could win the next election? >> i just, election? >> ijust, i mean, i think that's what i've been hearing is that's what i've been hearing is that the labour party sources find the prospect of penny mordaunt, you know, quite, quite dicey rather than some of the right wing firebrands that we've been hearing about, suella braverman and kemi badenoch. i mean, i think they're not as concerned about that lot in the party, but i mean, quite frankly, it's like groundhog day all over again. why this constant chopping and changing british public have had absolutely enough of this from the

. >> exactly, robin, aldi or quigley expanding their footprint and aldi adding 800 more stores across u.s. they are trying to meet the demand from shoppers on the hunt for a deal, robin. >> robin: thanks, michael. >> michael: now to heating up with two massive jackpots up for grabs and getting even bigger. kayna whitworth at the california gas station with a ticket for the largest moderate jackpot ever sold. maybe that is good luck, katie, good morning. >> katie: michael, good morning. we are talking one lucky winner who won $2 billion, yes, billion with a capital b. look at this sign, they actually had to put the letter b over the letter m. and growing across the country right now because there was no winner in last night's powerball drawing. so that total has ballooned to $750 million for that jackpot. but you need to keep your eye on friday's megamillion drawings because also historic territory as well. looking at a jackpot $977 million. that has only happened about six times in the history of the game and $2 a ticket, it's worth the hype. what are your odds? experts say odds one i

now he drives to aldi for less expensive groceries. >> everything is going up in price. but lower inflation doesn't mean lower prices. it just means prices are rising more slowly than they were, scanlon explains. >> if you are thinking that inflation going down means prices are going down, you're going to be very confused when you go to the store and your box of cereal is not cheaper. but i heard on the media that inflation is going down. what is going on? paul: well, cereal prices barely budged this past year but rose more than 25% during the pandemic, and still are not back to where they were pre-covid. same for eggs, which nearly tripled, but at today's average of $2.50 a dozen, double what they were pre-covid. alyssa gonzalez looks at cheaper items. >> canned foods, boxed foods. 12 pack of ramen noodles because it gets the job done. paul: and food manufacturers themselves have pushed prices higher than their costs, says scanlon. >> they are out there raising prices and they are telling you that, in their earnings reports. we are going to expand our profits. paul: thi

: if you want to fine my father-in-law, check the local aldi.make sure to look at the sizes. these are the same amount of food, different size box. >> rebecca: look at the number of what's inside? all right, eva. thank you very much. let's eat. we are gonna send it over to, if you just scroll up on the teleprompter, ginger. you're waving. hi, ginger. >> ginger: it's me! tag. we know lot of folks are on spring break. we are looking at marco island with the ominous beaches from the earth cam. there's a reason for that. heavy rains coming in. there are flood watches through saturday. this will be friday and saturday washouts. but also wind advisories. some of the gusts from homestead up to west palm and beyond will be up to 40 miles per hour. watch for that as well as especially through ♪ oh oh oh oh the right stuff ♪ >> rebecca: all right. thank you, ginger for that help. now we turn to our favorite lori b for the right stuff. and spring savings on spring break travel season. millions of americans are on the go. you're gonna help us with all the t

justice department david spohn corresponded here with me on aldi and la stuffed -- la stuff. james invited hunter biden test testify publicly at a hearing a week or so ago. hundred biden declined. today a federal judge is thinking about the reasons why hunter biden's legal team wants his tax case thrown out. we got up with an yesterday and declined to say much but in court he started off bluntly telling judge penetrating the case is that after 5 years of investigating then u.s. attorney david weiss believed a plea agreement was appropriate. the office drafted 1 and it was announced off -- last june. he changed his tune after bowing to public and political rush or reneging on a promise that was made. an attorney with the special counsel's office says his office is under attack. there being singled out as partisans being the -- the president's son also charge a federal firearms relations in delaware for allegedly lying about his substance abuse on a federal firearms trace and a gun he owned in 2018 for less then 2 weeks. it's set to go to trial tentatively the week of june thir

prison parole, or probation mair, shy data, keen the aldi that must be so traumatic. i mean, growing up with all these kids, you knew getting killed it's a long leg. >> it's just a lot of pain is a lot of pain and it's allowed misunderstanding the grew up walking distance from the office that i practiced in for most of the 48 years that i was in south philadelphia. >> yeah. and this is i mean, >> this is one of the reasons why you chose to practice medicine where you chose to practice medicine? >> yeah. >> help these kids >> well someone's >> got to do it more than a decade ago, south philadelphia was caught in the circularity of poverty and crime my hometown was the poorest big city in america with the highest murder rate per capita in 2011 that's the year cj turns 17. the year cj's life changed forever that's september cj and his friend tyler lender we're peddling toward rice's home around 07:00 p.m. soon a black oldsmobile pulled up behind them and in arms stretched out of the car window and fired multiple shots cj was hit three times. >> tell me about what it felt

aldi says it plans to buy some winn-dixie and harveys supermarket stores to the midwed expandingl they'lles great products at the lowest prices at a time when consumers are more focused than ever on saving money. well the manufacturer of snickers is speaking out againsn president biden's state of the union speech, mr. biden said, quote, you get charged the same amount and you get about 10% fewer snickers in it. the president also said his administration is that shrink tr products and then sell them for the same price. snickers it hast reduced the size of its candy bars, and it works to absorb extra costs from inflation to keep its products at an >> target employee in black store this morning. the employee found a boy inside. police say inside the store alone.cked overnight. the boy's parents did file a missing persons report last night, so it's not clear how he actually gotúthere. he was reportedly taken to a local child service to be reunited with his family. >> but at the end of the day, we're doing everything we can. f the people off the street. >> a san francisco program aimed atúreun

after walking around a russian grocery store with his mind blown like he's never been to a [ bleep ] aldicting a softball interview with vladimir putin while making a series of faces that looked like he got kicked in the balls, then walked in on his parents having sex, then kind of -- kind of liked it, then accidentally [ bleep ] his pants. [ light laughter ] but don't worry, everybody tucker had a rock-solid defense against all that criticism >> the idea that i'd be flacking for putin when, you know, my relatives fought in the revolutionary war. like i'm as american as you could be >> seth: some rich kids pull a, "do you know who my father is? tucker pulled a, "do you know you know who my great great great great grandfather is?" he was the one with the bowtie who got bayonetted in the back you can't use ancestors who are long dead, before you were born, as a defense for your current behavior although maybe that's how far tucker has to go back to find a relative who wasn't a white-hot prick. his great great great great grandfather fought in the revolutionary war, but then that guy's son p

we're seeing that the aldi's hiccups that jack smith's investigations are are common across. but it's up to the american people and we need to do it at the ballot box, just like we did before we rejected him before. and we've got we'd have to do it again. >> her done. appreciate your time. george conway as well. thank you. coming up next because of reporting from the growing chaos in haiti, david culver joins us live from port-au-prince of capital. he describes as post-apocalyptic. also, cnn's jake tapper on the release of or wrongly convicted man after more than a dozen years in prison. and how this remarkable story was made possible in part by jake tapper is dad will explain that ahead >> with jake tapper. we days it for cnn stein for news about the new slim t.v. as the same news programming you love starting at $40 a month. it's the same news programming you love starting at $40 a month. that's what i just said, right? it's this less starting at $40 a month >> jorge is always put the ones he loves first. but when it comes to caring for his teeth and he's led his own mainte

we're seeing that the aldi's hiccups that jack smith's investigations are are common across. but it's up to the american people and we need to do it at the ballot box, just like we did before we rejected him before. and we've got we'd have to do it again here. >> we're done. appreciate your time. george conway as well. thank you. coming up next, exclusive reporting from the growing chaos in haiti. david culver joins us live from port-au-prince of capital. he describes as post-apocalyptic, also, cnn's jake tapper on the release of a wrongly convicted man after more than a dozen years in prison. and how this remarkable story was made possible in part by jake tapper, his dad will explain that ahead >> united states of scandal with jake tapper. sunday at nine on cnn, a heart attack. >> do they have life insurance? >> no. >> but we have life insurance john, i'm trying to find something we can afford >> fortunately, it only a few minutes, select poll found john a $500,000 policy for only $29 a month and his wife and a $500,000 policy for only $21 a month. go to select quote.com now

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asda's been losing market share as aldi and lidl pile on the pressure in the cost—of—living crisis.roup, and you're at asda. sure. and he rang me earlierjust to wish me good luck and... for this? yes. cos you don't like doing interviews, do you? well... and he said... and, cheekily, he said i'd need it, as well! but seriously, there's no parting of the ways. no, definitely not. we get on exceptionally well. do you hate being dubbed "the billionaire brothers"? i mean...it�*s not a tag you want to be associated with, absolutely not. but, i mean, isuppose that's what people call it, and.... i suppose it is what it is. for now, his focus is getting asda on the right track before he puts someone else in charge. emma simpson, bbc news, stevenage. fascinating story. it really is, when you _ fascinating story. it really is, when you look _ fascinating story. it really is, when you look back - fascinating story. it really is, when you look back at - fascinating story. it really is, when you look back at how. fascinating story. it really is, i when you look back at how they fascinating story.