year's poor harvest however economists believe the higher prices being pay for weight will never to bracy through the high street indeed of question of reports. we. all know bread and even five grain bread russian speed read that nearly anybody else in the world so any change in price of this staple good makes seriously impact the amount of money in people's pockets because of a court that's right even on the government for this for a fixed price tag somewhere price right this subject of control if they start going too fast the federal until monopoly service is currently investigating in number of bakeries for imposing price hike as much as twenty percent but given the fact global wheat prices have soared seventy percent in the last two months it's hard to see how consumers can be completely him an iced all inflationary fears that we have seen are not being passed on completely to the consumer i think inflation may pick up in september it will all depend on the economics and the market dynamics the state's decision to ban grain experts which came into effect at the beginning of this week

. >> reporter: dennis is the vice president of the bracy center to prevent gun violence. he says the little gun groups and the meetups mark a new challenge to gun control efforts, and to the nra. >> i think a lot of these pro-gun extremists sense that the politics of guns has changed. they sense that their time has come. >> reporter: is there tension between what the nra is trying to do and what the other groups are doing? >> well, there are two sides to the coin. on the one hand, i think these groups are actually willing to take the nra's rhetoric to its logical conclusion. on the other hand, when you have people who are openly carrying their guns into starbucks, it causes enormous concern among other people who are going into starbucks. it causes a backlash. >> reporter: starbucks was the target of a pressure campaign to allow customers to openly carry their weapons in states where it is legal to do so. that's 43 of the 50 states. starbucks ceo howard schultz told me earlier this year, he felt caught offguard by the movement and had to choice but to relent. >> we woke u