here is blue apron's response to cnbc.parts of 2014 and 2015 we experienced it difficult with several temporary staffing agencies in richmond that did not meet our performance standards and provided workers who did not always abide by our policies and procedures or share our values. as a result, blue apron quickly ended its relationship with these agencies. carolyn, buzz feed's tech reporter who wrote the story, joins us on the phone now. thanks for being with us, caroline. >> thanks for having me. >> for starters, this explanation from blue apron ring true based on your investigation that these were temp employees brought in who maybe weren't screened correctly and that blue apron quickly addressed those issues? >> from the beginning of the story i had heard that the temporary employees were part of the problem, and they did hire a number of temps as they were scaling so quickly and they saw an incredible demand for their product. it seems clear they did have a number of temps around. i reached out to all of the temp agen

and according to blue apron, some agencies didn't screen properly.hey responded seven times for a variety of assaults and three times for bomb assaults. >> reporter: there have also been several safety problems. the cal osha website says it all. and the company's response "blue apron has never had a final osha determination classified as serious, willful or repeat." this employee too shy to go on camera has only been there for a few weeks. >> people come with great attitudes. whatever they got to do that's outside of the work site is outside. but when you come to work, it's all smiles. >> reporter: richmond police say it looks like blue apron is on the right track. calls for service are down significantly. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> emergency funds could be on the way to help rebuild the loma fire. money for projects like operations and clearing out the marijuana grows that firefighters found while fighting the blaze. firefighters say the blaze is 85% contained and hope it's totally out by saturday. 12 homes, 16 buildings destroyed. >>>

place say blue apron is moving in the right direction and the number of calls is down quite a bit fromar. >> a new report, sam, shows the worst traffic in our area. highlighted in blue, three of the top ten spots are in santa clara county. what's the most congested zone in the britis >> the traffic between silicon valley and the bay bridge is really the connecting point for most of the congestion that we see, most of the congestion delays. getting b.a.r.t. here next year, even though it's not all the way to downtown san jose, it will be a big, big traffic reliever. >> that's right. you heard it. south bay leaders say more mass transit who help. >> a faster commute possibly connecting b.a.r.t. to the central valley. even if b.a.r.t. isn't on board. supervisor scott hagerty says he wants to extend b.a.r.t. to livermore and connecticut it to the ace train running to stockton. >> we've formed a, working group with san joaquin county. and we are working along with business groups. we hope to move the project along. >> meantime, hagerty says b.a.r.t. has spent ten years and $12 million on an

the successful silicon valley startup blue apron- might have grown blue apron ships 8 million ready to prepare meals to people all across the united states every month. but- the company is still working to improve safety in the workplace. last year, police responded to their plant several times- including three times for bomb threats and seven times for assaults. the company has also been fined more than 20 thousand dollars for improper chemical storage and employee training violations. the company blames rapid hiring and temp agency workers. don't have to commit a crime to get arrested. you just takes a lot of street cred....and ask the police politely. edie simmis the back of a police car- exactly as she hoped she would. edie, who lives in missori, spends her time knitting scarves and working with officers who help at her senior center. when the officers found out of of the items on edie's bucket list was getting arrested.. they decided to help her out. the officers "arrested her" then took her down to the police station to deliver some homemade knitted gifts. edie says- she enjoyed

blue apron ships meals to people every month. last month police responded to a plant numerous times including three times for bomb threats, 7 times for a variety of assaults, also a ton of safety problems chemicals and employee training violations. blue apron is blaming their temp agency hiring workers not up to snuff. blue apron is moving in the right direction these days and the number of calls is down significantly from last year. >> dana: pip the magic dragon is in the studio. more importantly his dog is with him as well. we're going to talk to him in a few minutes. right now that hurricane matthew is churning through the bahamas. >> there is a major preparations under way here in. the major airport here has already cancelled flights to haiti as well as jamaica and we are hearing reports there are plans for the airport to close tomorrow at 2:00. the us embassy here temporarily closed as they brace for hurricane matthew as well. they say this is going to be a life threatening event when it comes to rain, storm surge and wind.

according to a report by y's fast >>> the company blue apron is accused of having bad working conditionslou apron is a recipe and meal kit delivery service. according to the report by buzz feed, the company's fast growth led to a less than stringent hiring process. the report goes on to say richmond police have made at least four arrest because of threats of violence and officers responded to seven calls for assault, three bomb threat calls, and to complaints of weapons. employees say the violence included being punched, groped, pushed and choked. blue apron says "we occasionally relied on temporary staffing agencies that unfortunately did not meet our performance standards and whose workers do not always abide by our policies and procedures. we quickly ended our relationship with these agencies." >>> san rafael city council will decide whether to partner with novato on whether to request a smart train quiet loan. -- quiet zone. city leaders hope for a joint application to the federal railroad administration. it would cover the new commuter train stretch of track through both cities. if

we spoke with one worker who's only been at blue apron for a few weeks but is glad to be there. >> people come to work with great attitudes. whatever they've got to do outside of the work site is outside, but when you come to work, it's all smiles. >>> as business continues, the company issued this response saying, quote, blue apron has never had a final osha determination classified as serious, willful, or repeat. >>> there is more fallout, meanwhile, over the scandal at san francisco bay's wells fargo. >>> scott mcgrew with more. >> this comes after the state of california did much the same, refusing to do business with the bank. wells fargo caught creating 2 million phantom accounts for customers who did not want them, in many cases didn't even know they had them. the ceo john stumpf facing enormous criticism for the plan. he's been forced to give back bonus pay and now illinois is piling on. >> wells fargo's latest fraud is simply a bridge too far. they even been caught discriminating against african-american and latino borrowers, they've been caught discriminating against people with

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. >>> a lot of people use blue apron. it service. now the company is facing issues after safety violations. last year police responded to their client in the bay area for numerous times for a bomb threat and assaults. they have been fined $20,000 for improper storage of chemicals and employee training violations. they added close to 1,000 workers in two years. the use temp agencies and blue apron is moving in the right direction. >>> there are some pretty drastic temperature drops across the state. back for that >>> a live look at downtown today, sky9, what a gorgeous day in the metro area. a cool-down, if you stepped outside. there's already a freeze warning out for boulder county tonight. we did have some signature drop in temperatures in the last 24 hours. >> wicked wind out there! if you're in an isolated area, the sun is wonderful! >> yeah. >> getting a little chilly. i'll be okay. temperatures in the 60s today. we wound up officially with a high of 65. a lot cooler than it was yesterday. and this kind of weather will continue i

bloomberg news reported blue apron would be valued at about $3 billion in an ipo.look at how technology is being used to deliver value across the rest of the economy, the center for global enterprise released a report focused on how digitizing the supply chain can drive revenue growth. what does a digital supply chain look like? joining me is the chairman of the center for global enterprise and the former ceo of ibm and an independent advisor for bloomberg. i imagine most supply chains incorporate a lot of technology there, taking advantage of what is available. so forgive me for asking a basic question -- what's a digital supply chain and what do people get wrong the most? guest: historically, the supply chain was about the movement of goods and lower price point and higher service levels. with big data and analytics, there's a lot more available. drones and self driving vehicles, robotics, 3-d manufacturing and 3-d renting, those kinds of technologies are impacting the supply chain from the conceptualization to the socioeconomics and pricing costs associated with

popular ready to prepare meal delivery service, blue apron, is working to improve its record of workplace safety. police say they responded to the bay area plant a number of times last year for things like bomb threats to assaults. the company also faces thousands of dollars in violation fines. congress is still looking for answers as to why epipens are so expensive. in a letter to mylan c-e-o heather bresch, top members of the house oversight committee want mylan to hand over information on epi-pen's profit margins. bresch testified before the committee last month...saying mylan makes about 50 dollars per pen on the two-pack, which costs about 600 dollars.but the washington post reports the pre-tax epi-pen profit is we're getting a first look at just how destructive the deadly train crash in new jersey last week actually was. take a look at these photos relased by the n-t-s-b. you can see the damage inside the terminal where the train ended up. right now investigators are looking for the train's second data recorder lost in the rubble. one person died in the crash... and more than hundre

when you come to work, it's all smiles. >> the company issued this response saying blue apron has never had a final osha determination classified as serious, willful, or repeat. >>> 5:05 right now. what a busy week it is in san francisco. expect plenty of traffic. one of the annual conventions kicking into high gear today. dreamforce. it's taking place at the moscone center it starts at 9:00 in the morning with the legos competition that eninvolves bay area students. dreamforce runs all the way through friday. >>> fleet week officially under way. yesterday the navy performed a live evacuation exercise to show how offers evacuate the ship in case of an merge. the blue angels will join them midweek. fleet week runs through sunday. >>> now to nbc bay area responds. if you've about had trouble booking hotels, you're not the only one. >> you stumble on all sorts of things doing this. our team has encountered several hiccups in making reservations. chris chmura is here. >>> the hotel headaches run the gamut, being charged too much, not getting what you paid for. in every case there's been a t

experiencing is an all because a millennial's of their gleaming new delivery apps and meal kits like blue apron for things that make it easier for you to cook at home. >> speaking of money also they're also not spending money at traditional gems anymore instead they're opting cap classes as well as online streaming workouts of running clubs crossed that any kind of a group or experience related exercise according to the new york post boutique studios now account for 42 percent of the fitness market while gen xers are happy with the traditional treadmills elliptical and resistance machines boring stuff millennial's preferred of course the specialized classes like yoga pilates crosstraining see i like the bori >> your old-school and, i mean, that in a polite way. >> and made a cool again the thing is i don't like the guy would have to interact with people it's time for me to clear my brain cannot talk to people in just jog and work out i think is so boring on a treadmill i get so bored because you're just in one place i thought some of, rat race a little if you go to the jimmy my spot in usual th

and also you have new services that make delivery much more easierer so there are meal kits like blue apron and hello fresh and a lot more delivering apps. >> from the upper west side, jennifer lahmers fox five news. most people win a nobel prize come forward toto speak about receiving a prestigious honor, butk not most people are bob sing it is the nobel prize committee just wasted bob dylan time? he has not responded, it has been week since the academy awarded bob dylan the nobel prize for literature since then they've been trying to contact him but have been unsuccessful. is not responded, the prizewinners are ce reward includes a gold medal, diploma and a prize worth a million dollars. is been in a concert in las vegas last night but is silent about the lord they say that the show will go on with or without bob dylan. the candor that melts your mouth is getting a new twist that will not be on store shelves for halloween. >> about that you did not know that you need, it iss leaping o to my condo trying to identified the suspects responsible for a series of fence that local cemeteries jac

we're talking about blue apron. it ships 8 million ready to prepare meals across the united states every month. last year police responded to that plant several times including three times for bomb threats, seven times for a variety of assaults. there have also been several safety problems there including up ward $20,000 for storage of chemicals and employee training violations. one worker says she personally hasn't seen anything or has any problems at the plant. >> people come to work with great attitudes. i'm very happy to work there. >> michelle: blue apeon says it is working to improve its record of workplace safety and violence. police say the company is moving in the right direction and the number of 911 calls is down significantly from last year. >> krystal: let's this hurricane matthew. a category 4 storm slamming in to haiti's south western coast this morning. civil protection agency reporting one man has drowned as a result of this storm. raising the death toll to three. they had life threatening floods, l

home andis on top of tha you have new services that are making delivery much more easie such as blue apron and hello fresh and there are a lot more delivery apps. >> jennifer lahmers fox five this afternoon afternoon, we ha hit the high record of 82 setback in 1953 currently we have 77 degrees. right now, it is through warmer than yesterday. expecting showers after 4:00 o'clock the cold front wil be moving in through the late evening, looking at this, t rainfall earlier towards the islands. that it continues to move likely exiting the southeast area just after midnight tonight. evening showers, and then we dr out overnight. with the wind out of the last between ten and 15.. and tonight about 57 degrees tomorrow, we will be dropping but still abov 62 degrees. were going to be 10 degrees above that with low 70s. expected tomorrow and then let you know just how will we go after that coming up in then forecast. parma heights plays are charging a woman whorm plowed i a crowd the summer killing two, 74-year-older donna chidsey is charged with two counts of , leaned that she hit the gas pedal ins

if y food, you could work for munchery or sprig or blue apron or twitter.'s a lot of options where you don't have to work nights, weekends, you get holidays, you get vacation. you get comparable pay. >> reporte he says some restauras are having their chefs serve so they can get tips. otr restaur are changing around their recipes so line cooks can do less, but despite their efforts, the root of the problem in for "nightly busine report," m n >>> and finally tonight, the richest americans. the 400 people on forbes annual list are worth a combined record setting $2.4 trillion. minority co founder, bill gates, retained the top spot for the 23rd consecutive year. his net worth, $81 billion. amazon founder, jeff besos number two, moving past warren buffett. warren buf at number three at $65 billion. republican presidential candidate, donald trump, is in 156th place, with an estimated net worth of more than $3.5 billion. down $800 million from last year. >> on that note, that will do it for "nightly busine for tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. have a

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contribute to the business and we are getting ready to cook meal tips across the country, similar to blue apronred.ionally we've unlocked the ability to deliver from the new york kitchen down to d.c. in the same day. up?: do those meals hold guest: they do. emily: the structure of sherpa is very unique and i'm curious how it is working out. have you made any investments from that fun and do you expect to? guest: one of the things we say is silicon valley is not a physical place anymore. it's an idea and spreads file really in the world is a startup. the opportunity to invest in incredible companies, nobody could have predicted didi growing to this scale and a couple of years from scratch. these opportunities in china and india and around the world are in terms ofuations the opportunities we are seeing are rational these days, so that's a great opportunity. investments in companies where we let a $100 million round. that company had only raised $3 million for and is doing incredibly well. brad: what do you think andrew cuomo does with the airbnb bill on his desk? i know you are an investor in th

buzz feed says blue apron has been cited for unsafe conditions. and one case employee threatened to bring gun to work to shoot a manage and her complained about being choked, punched or bitten. because of rapid growth it used employees from staffing agencies performance standards. >>> gene: bed bath and beyond may be ditching the coupons and in process of testing program called beyond plus. cold cost them $29 a year and get the discount every time they shop. bed bath and beyond hasn't said if they will replace the coupons. >>> gene: a children's bed which looks like the base of missile launcher. the bed replica and same time to shoot down malaysian airlines flight over the ukraine and so far they sold ten of the beds and cost around $200. what happened to the race car bed? winds and structure of the storm and moving to the north but turn to the northwest with the u.s. and got the latest track and talking about the weekend rain chance with this straight ahead. smith and wesson. >> sara: simpsons planning a what's for dinner tonight? wegmans ez meal

blue apron ships million ready to eat meals but last year police responded to plan plants three time for bomb threats and 7 time for variety of assaults. there have been several safety problems including finds of why why bass proshops is buying the biggest rival. they will purchase caabels cabel aces. it is baseed in nebraska and it could not clear what it could me the ceo says he hopes to continue to grow the brand along side the brass proband. here is the good new, ca bell will is mostly hunting, bass prois mostly fishing. there's a little crossover but not enough so both companies can grow together. >>> very good. >> that will keep jobs. >>> time is now now 36:00. vp takes center stage. tracy has your details of the >>> they're still not happy with a fumble report to the redskins so they're heading to league office. what they're saying right now . >>> 5:39. tonight is the one and only president candidates. tracy pots has more on that and we will see a different kind of debate than last one, but donald trump is fighting back. let's hear about that. hi, tracy. >> sure. we are not ex

we are now doing ready to cook meal kits across the country from one kitchen similar to blue apron. nationally delivered. we are also now unlocked the ability to deliver from the new york judge and all the way down to d.c. the same day because of our chilled model. brad: they will hold up on the acela? shervin: they do. emily: this sherpa structure is very unique and i am wondering how it is holding up. have you made any investments from the fund, and have you seen the innovation to back? shervin: silicon valley is not a physical place anymore, it is an idea spread virally. the world is a startup. the opportunities to invest in incredible companies, nobody could have predicted the story on didi growing to the scale from scratch. these opportunities in china and india and around the world are here. the other thing is the valuations are in terms of the opportunities we are seeing, are much more rational these days. that is also a great opportunity. in sherpa, we have great investments. it is doing incredibly well. brad: what do you think governor andrew cuomo does with the airbnb bill

this is the site where jeff bez bezos' test blue apron -- excuse me, blue origin. >> maybe that's nextouter space. we'll continue to monitor this and see if the test is successful. obviously, talk about the implications some other time. >>> meantime, walt mossberg's column in "the verge" this week is a state of the union on major tech players and how google's news this week will impact the industry. google releases pixel, daydream and home, what can we expect going forward? walt mossberg, executive editor of "the verge" joins us now. good morning, walt. good to see you. >> great to see you! >> so, i like how you look at the competitive landscape here, walt. it seems like google took shots at apple and a.m. sung and amazon with home. who do you think has most to fear by what we saw out of google yesterday? >> well, you know, it's a great question. i think they all have different things to worry about. one caveat, i haven't tested these google products. there's a chance they could be crummy. i don't think they probably will be. but the key thing here, as you know, is google for the first

take blue apron, they have been all over the place for their with the supermarket where food prices have been rolled back and some cases to levels we haven't seen in years if you stick around i will tell you about another stay at home eating play that doesn't know when to quit. in past i haven't cared for the stock of grub hub. so many competitors vying to be a winner in the on-line food delivery space. but it's been a winner. delivery has become a top priority. i have watched with interest of private company post mates as well as the caviar division of square because they seem to be ri delivered instantly. my small plate brooklyn restaurant that i own, we want the food to be eaten as soon as it's made. but we have no choice. people want takeout. they want to eat at home. they have had to bow to their wishes so we hired drivers to deliver for us. i think is a major reason why the restaurant business has been in such a funk. remember, we're a bar. margys but we have to cater to those who take the food home too. these days, that's lot of people. then amazon, greatest stay at home story of

that, you have new services that are making delivery much more easier so that's meal kits like blue apron and hello fresh and suddenly a lot more delivery apps. >> >>russell: unmanned spacecraft carrying thousands of pounds of private aero space company successfully launched a rocket from virginia yesterday. first successful flight since a rocket exploded two years ago on liftoff. cargo ship that was attached to the rocket is expected to arrive at the space station on sunday. off and running. >>dave: 7:27. talked about the little sprinkles we had in highlands county. they're quickly moving to the west and they'll start to really what we've seen with the weather pattern is not much more than that so it's -- rain is not an issue, really, for us. i think, though, our high temperatures, and you do see a 90 in the brandon area. why not? we made it there for the past couple of days so for a lot of us, we're going to be in the upper 80s for high temperatures and only when the front comes through, and it won't be until friday night will we finally take the temperatures and bring them back to belo

millennials are turning to food delivery services like blue apron. >> vanessa: a study conducted by the journal of the american medical association say people are taking vitamin b, fish oil and probiotics. doctors say the popularity of the supplements are tied to how necessarily how beneficial they are. scientists have finally laid to rest an issue that we've all worried about. should you put the tomatoes in the refrigerator. researchers testify university of florida say you should never put tomatoes in the fridge if you want them to taste great. scientists found cooling the tomato below 54 degrees stops them from producing of the substance that enhances their >> mark: cucumbers, another story. netflix, with the rising cost of producing original programming, the streaming video service had seen a drop in new subscribers after it raised prices for the first time in years, but northwest flicks is adding subscribers once again. the company is doing better overseas. >> vanessa: new at 5:30 p.m., retailers in massachusetts took a hit after the state decided not to hold a sales tax holiday. o

melissa: jason, you see things like blue apron where they advertise like crazy. send you all ingredients, food and spices to make healthier meal at home. maybe this has to do with the people trying to eat more healthy way and knowing what is in their food and not wanting to go to sort of packaged concept? >> okay. so for me, healthy, check. knowing your ingredients, check. having food flown across the country in a box so i can eat it, no x. x. i don't like that idea. to keep it short and sweet i think main reason for the whole restaurant decline, one reason nobody is talking about is the constant increase in rents. melissa: okay. >> people are paying a lot more money. melissa: we have to cut you off there. hang on one second. netflix is coming out. david, go ahead. david: netflix out with third quarter results. cheryl casone has the results what does it say? >> many so of it. i want to go to the revenue, a slight beat on revenue. estimate was 2.28. so that is in line. the question mark is earnings per share. we're waiting on adjusted numbers. earnings per share w

according to report blue apron has more osha violations than any other food-packing operation in thatrea. the situation to scale back marketing to improve work conditions. they needed time, that could be valued at as much as $3 billion. back to you. maria: thank you so much. the clock is ticking for deutsche bank to reach settle with the department of justice. what the settlement could be for other banks and close to $14 billion? hillary clinton endorses of lebron james. why he throws his weight behind hillary clinton coming up next. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business. built for business. maria: no deal yet between deutsche bank and the justice dep

. >> if you're interested in food, you could work for sprint or blue apron for twitter.ou don't have to work nights, weekends. you get holidays, vacation. you get comparable pay. it's a tradeoff for people so interested in culinary but want to go that route. that didn't exist five years ago. >> reporter: and he says that those perks are keeping his staff around a bit longer, but the root of the problem still exists. and guys, this really speaks to the latest iteration of that fundamental divide between the tech haves and have nots that's taken so many forms here in the valley. back to you. >> well put, aditi. what do you think when you see stories like this. meh, meh, market peak! >> it's a distorted micro economy there. they're going to have to resort to sort of importing labor. >> in this case, though, i understand that one tech company crying foul and another tech company poaching employees. but a restaurant, there are people behind lined up for the restaurant, you would think, right? >> i understand the restaurant not being able -- a higher-end restaurant not being a

other potential unicorns include blue apron, they make packaged ingredients for home meal preparation, bidding platform, pr for creating a quote for the customer and do all the invoicing, then forescout, which does enterprise network access, they monitor devices connected to your system. all of this, of course, guys depends on how well the markets do. as you know, mike, you've been talking about it today, october traditionally the most volatile month of the year, a lot of the swings in the 1% or more f the s&p 500 and it is a narrow window, because the presidential election generally ipos shut down immediately before and often for a couple weeks after that process, so if you got all these ipos sitting there and the markets are holding up, there's pressure for them to come as soon as possible, so i hope to see a lot of particularly tech ipos in the next few weeks. >> market conditions are important, but also the appetite for growth within the market seems to be strong and that seems to be fuelling the desire for ownership ipos. >> the key is some kind of growth, that's what helps and t

blue apron, i don't know. i do think there's absolutely something going on with the consumer.aybe they're playing -- remember, 11% of american time is spent doing video games. >> maybe more now. >> maybe more. >> maybe more. do you know the video game franchise is continually underestimated? >> time warner's video game franchise -- >> it is strong because we think of acti vision. take two has been incredible. i wouldn't let my kids play grand theft auto. i just wanted them to own the stocks. >> you mentioned time warner and at&t. both of which are up fractionally this morning after what was -- it was not a great day yesterday, the debut of the deal, of course. you can see time warner shares a little above 87. at&t is still below the bottom of the collar, not too far below it. so that does actually impinge on the overall value of the transaction. it's not quite worth 107.50. but the real question as we talked about is antitrust. the fcc may not even figure prominently here. they could jettison their broadcasting licenses and make an argument they shouldn't have a review by the

then you throw in competition from meal delivery services like hello fresh and blue apron.hat's why we've seen a number of restaurant bankruptcies this year. >> it's a shame. big macs are delicious. >> that sums it up for me. >> and they are delicious. it's a loss. >> with millennials, that sums it up. >> they're eating kale. >> experiences. >> yield is 3.4%. >> and they're going asset light as well. trying to sell off their asian businesses like china, korea, hong kong. since they own the restaurants they have a lot of headaches with food safety concerns. >> but they didn't make the same mistakes we saw yum brands do in china. they were much slower because they were so concerned about the supply chain which is not nearly as controllable over there. >> it's something you don't want to deal with on a day-to-day basis. >> all right. thanks. >>> coming up we'll have much more with our guest host steve ballmer. clippers are the l.a. team now. >> you bet. we're bethat's team in l.a., you bet. >> you know, it's good. i'm going to tell you what your nate silver numbers are for mak