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we begin during this dinner time with that classic double double from in-n-out burger or any other burger on its men. you're in-n-out is doubling down. the family-owned company refusing to ask its customers for vaccination status. because of that, in-n-out getting heat from san francisco and now the east bay. both san francisco and contra costa county require restaurants to ask for vaccination status for all of its indoor spaces. instead of complying, in-n-out has decided to shut down indoor dining in all of its five locations in contra costa county. here's the back story. over the past two weeks, the in-n-out locations in san francisco and pleasant hill were both completely shut down, indoor and outdoor for not following the covid rules. both have since reopened drive-through only. this is an iconic california-based company. today governor was in the east bay and very diplomatic about this. >> a couple years back, you may recall they doubled down on their commitment to our state and i want to double down on may commitment to them. at the same time they have differences of opinion as it r

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at this in-n-out burger, nobody is eating inside, but protesters are outside. why they are outraged. >> sunshine and rain and the seven day forecast. which you will see for halloween. >> the biggest single sport event in the world in the bay area is bidding to be house. abc 7 news starts right now. >> building a bay area. this is abc 7 news. >> a freeway shooting left one person dead and shut down a freeway. >> it happened at 5:30 this evening on westbound interstate 580 and closed part of the freeway. traffic toward san francisco was diverted on highway 13. >> on victim was driving this white sedan. several people called police reporting to people were shooting at each other. it is reported the gunfire came from a semiautomatic gun inside of a silver car. the chp is investigating what led to the shooting. continuing to stay on top of this. good evening. >> another story breaking tonight. the oakland school board has just voted to mandate vaccines for students. >> we are going to recess the meeting. people need to wear their masks. >> a woman opposed to the stu

there are other great places to get a burger. >> in-n-out burger says it refuses to be the vac nation police for any government. the location, the chain's only one in san francisco, has reopened but without indoor dining. so in-n-out burger is now just out. >>> santa clara county has a bone to pick with the mayor of milpitas, who's received formal warning after the mayor was seen without a mask at a public event. as marianne favro reports, it's not the first time rich tran has been accused of ignoring public covid health guidelines. >> reporter: the warning letter references the g bar in milpitas. the mayor says the county got it wrong and he's asked it to rescind the warning. santa clara county's business compliance unit sent this letter to milpitas mayor rich tran on august 19. it says the county has received a complaint that you potentially violated the county health officer's order requiring use of face coverings indoors by anyone hosting an indoor event. the warning lists this address, the g bar on main street in milpitas. mayor rich tran says he believes the complaint photo that

>>> san francisco shuts down the cities only in-and-out burger for not following covid rules.iant is firing back. >>> streaming today on cbsn bay area , vern glenn talks to michelle lee and chris yamaguchi about athletes and mental health. you can find cbsn bay area on kpix.com , or on the kpix app. we are also on the cbs news app. >>> the warriors first game at chase center is on thursday. they open the season on the road tonight against the lakers and los angeles. >> and mr. glenn has more on their expectations. >> reporter: is been a couple of years since they have hit the playoffs. how much does the league love the warriors? they put them in primetime opening night my running with the lakers with the greatest showman in the game, steph curry. for what it's worth, curry and golden state put up a perfect 5- 0 season record. he can hit the inside and the perimeter. that will be put to the test tonight and their home opening with the clippers. they don't even have klay thompson, which can be by the holiday season. here's the head coach. >> we want to win every year, but we hav

but this is a water burger.rt of the lawsuit is using the word veggie, shannon, that really is false and misleading. and because there is a very little if any veggie in all of these different products. this a plethora of veggie products. these consumers relied on those misrepresentations and they paid money for something they didn't get so they have money damages and they're going to wins case. >> shannon: i like the veggie corn dogs myself the best. you nuke them. it's my level of cooking and they are delicious. this is the complaint. reasonable consumers understand and expect that products market is as veggie are made from vegetables rather than beans or other legumes, grains, tofu, oil, or anything else. >> does not say vegetables. it says veggie. and the ingredients are back to the consumer to read to know exactly what is going into it and they can make their choices and now we are going to parse between is a being a vegetable, is a grain of vegetable, is we of vegetable comments corn vegetable. i don't thin

at this in-n-out burger, nobody is eating inside, but protesters are outside. why they are outraged. >> sunshine and rain and the seven day forecast. which you will see for halloween. >> the biggest single sport event in the world in the bay area is bidding to be house. abc 7 news starts right now. >> building a bay area. this is abc 7 news. >> a freeway shooting left one person dead and shut down a freeway. >> it happened at 5:30 this evening on westbound interstate 580 and closed part of the freeway. traffic toward san francisco was diverted on highway 13. >> on victim was driving this white sedan. several people called police reporting to people were shooting at each other. it is reported the gunfire came from a semiautomatic gun inside of a silver car. the chp is investigating what led to the shooting. continuing to stay on top of this. good evening. >> another story breaking tonight. the oakland school board has just voted to mandate vaccines for students. >> we are going to recess the meeting. people need to wear their masks. >> a woman opposed to the stu

and pick up a burger. and they're close. >> and the sea came for his burger. patty wasn't the only one turning away disappointed. you know, i suppose no one was ordered tuesday. that is because the contra costa county health department pulled the permit on the facility. citing repeated violations of failing to check vaccine status to require negative tests before allowing customers to dine inside a direct violation of county ordinances and a county spokesperson says it wasn't the first, second or 3rd time the restaurant had been warned but the 4th after the fact. those have been like right away, though. so it's kind of like. >> probably their phone that too. and to have real suffer because of that's not right now think it's right of people to close down pretty drastic burdening traveling this far from oakley for dinner and finding in and out was close was a said. >> especially after using precious cost of gas to get here. >> but it is saying they couldn't follow the protocol. that sounds like pretty same.

still ahead, mayor breed firing back about the temporary closure of the in-n-out burger in her city.strada fire is fully contained. controlled burn, the flames jumped the fire >>> blunt comeback from san francisco mayor breed after the city shut down in-n-out burger due to inappropriate covid protocols. >> go to super burger, there are other places, this is ridiculous we're still talking about. >> customers required to show proof of vaccination to eat inside but city said it wasn't happening and restaurant ignored numerous warnings to enforce the rule and in-n-out burger says it refuses to be the enforcer for any government. >>> mayor of mill milpitas as been sent this, said failing to wear mask in indoor event. but mayor said the county has it all wrong. believes the photo that prompted it was taken in july when masks were not required indoors. he's asked the county to rescind the warning. >>> tesla reported third quarter earnings, $162 billion in income for third quarter compared to $331 million the same quarter last year. stocks though are down in after hours trading. shareholders

if you want to taste the mcplant burger, head south on 101. the closest test locations are in elsegundo and manhattan beach. >>> we're celebrating hispanic heritage all month here. culture and heritage often pass on through stories. a local filmmaker is using her own immigrant experience to make sure mexican americans feel seen and their stories heard. kris sanchez shows us her project in english, spanish and spanglish. >> hey, dude. how did you know your fiance was the one? [ speaking spanish ] >> sorry. >> this is "love in quarantine." it's a digital series that's the passion project of a filmmaker of watsonville. >> comedy, covid, it's in spanglish, and it has a lot of us, of me, of my friends that are also working on it. >> reporter: at the time time she's also working on a documentary about water in rural mex cowhere he was born. she didn't feel fully seen. >> growing up, it was hard and it still is hard to see characters that look like us on the screen. maybe we see a few or there's a lot of -- or you see the characters, but they don't p

still ahead, mayor breed firing back about the temporary closure of the in-n-out burger in her city.rada fire is fully contained. controlled burn, the flames jumped the fire lines. check out home page nbcbayarea.com, we have it posted there. >>> warriors at chase center for home opener, full crowds but concerns about covid and safety. >> and tracking the next two storms to the bay, 4:30 to 7:00. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> blunt comeback from san francisco mayor breed after the city shut down in-n-out burger due to inappropriate covid protocols. >> go to super burger, there are other places, this is ridiculous we're still talking about. >> customers required to show proof of vaccination

. >>> right now no fries, no shakes, no burger. at this in and out in pleasant hill. >> customers couldn't get any service there yesterday because contra costa health officials shut it down for violating health orders. i know we are still waiting to foe if they will flip any burgers today. >> absolutely. we are waiting to see if the doors will reopen here because health officials say they are violated and broke several citations when it comes to coronavirus safety protocols. chopper 5 above this? and out in pleasant hill on yesterday. customers who wanted to just get fries, they were served frustration because the doors were locked and closed. health officials say the citations stem from not following the vaccine mandate. the location had already been fined multiple times by contra costa health authorities for not verifying vaccine cards for dine in customers. after violations, totaling more than $1,700 the county pulled the burger chain's permit. >> i think it's a complicated issue. i think that it's important to, you now, follow

i am dani burger in london. get a look at these equity markets because it is continuing to trend lower on the first day of the fourth quarter and first day of october. we are looking at an ugly session in japan with the nikkei down more than 2%. china is closed. perhaps fears about the energy crisis being played out in the market. europe, again, that is an epicenter of the energy crisis, down more than 1.5%. s&p futures down not significantly, but still indicating a lower open. let's talk about that and inflation with investors bracing for wind down stimulus by the fed. fears are mounting about a slowing economic growth and that inflation, the consequences of a rising. asian stocks and u.s. futures starting in the red in the fourth quarter. we are showing those pretty rough gains. the s&p 500 has just capped its biggest monthly selloff since the start of the pandemic. joining us now is the cohead of public markets at -- thank you so much for joining us. thanks for waking up early on this friday. we have a host o

this group in front of in and out burger in san ramon wednesday. it is the latest chapter in this contentious covid-19 era on tuesday. the in and out burger in pleasant hill shut down friday that contra costa county health department doing so. >> after full warnings and fines advising the fast food chain either check for mandates are negative tests for inside dining or else. the health department also finding the sand remove facility diners. quick to have a comment about this controversy. >> when you think about all i think in and out delicious. >> i we were we usually come in wednesday night's after gymnastics and we're here supporting in and out because i don't think anybody should have to show their health record. >> angry at the establishment for what they're doing and it's wrong, period. end of story. everything that they're doing is wrong there winds everybody there. a screw and everybody there trying to take everybody's rights away from them. >> it is not right. i think it's garbage. why are we asking high school years. a lot of these kids a

why your favorite burger may contain something dangerous.hat a new report reveals. >>> and a big meeting happening this week, as levis stadium might be hosting one of the biggest athletic events in the world. >> and gary peyton is trying to make a new mark. he talks with us at 8:15 about becoming the new coach at lincoln university, which is right in down. you can find cbsn bay area on kpix.com or on the kpix app. we're also on the cbs news app. you can download it for free on your favorite streaming platform. >> ken bastida wraps up 31 years he at arch and we are paying him honor. >>> one of the things i'm going to miss the most about you is all of your commentary during rehearsals before the show. they were such a highlight, even better than the real show. you are so smart, so sharp. dynamic. you can handle any curveball, and i'm also going to miss you announcing my full name every time i walk into the newsroom. >> and we are definitely going to miss those looong stories ken tells with just ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i se

the in and out burger in pleasant hill shut down friday. the contra costa county health department doing so after 4 warnings and fines advising the fast food chain either check for mandates are negative tests for inside dining or else. the health department also finding the san ramon facility diners. quick to have a comment about this controversy. when you think about i think in and out doing is wrong there winds everybody there. sterling, everybody. they're trying to take everybody's rights away from them. >> it is not right. i think it's garbage. why are we asking high schoolers. a lot of these kids are in high school, 1920. why did they have to be the passport police. it's not the company's job. are they going to is the government going to provide a salary for someone to only check passports. it's it's ludicrous in and out for their part, issuing this statement to kron 4 as a company in and out burgers strongly believes in the highest form of customer service and to us, that means serving all customers or visit us. >> and making all cust

. >>> happen burgers and politics. not a good mix.rea in-n-out burgers are being required to comply with the covid guidelines and because they are not, many locations are being shut down. >> reporter: san francisco health officials shut down this in-and-out burger. it is now allowed to be open but because they refuse to have staff checked for vaccination proof, no one can eat inside. >> i'm kind of sad about the fact that we can't eat inside. >> reporter: they are ordering to go tonight. health officials said they issued a notice of closure for the jefferson restaurant last week after responding to 311 complaints in september about staff not checking for proof of it is now open with no indoor dining. >> my understanding is they were given over two weeks to comply. >> reporter: the executive director of the golden gate restaurant said if smaller restaurants can follow the rules, so can in and out. >> it's pretty selfish. there are a lot of children that are not vaccinated yet. we know the 5 to 11-year-olds aren't. we know there are a l

you can't buy a burger but you can still shoplift.g five san francisco location citing the huge rise and organized retail theft. but the liberal mayor denies that theft was the issue. he argues that walgreens had a hard time making money because there were so many locations around town. but without logic, shouldn't heroin dealers be going out of business too? i don't believe your lies. all that shoplifting had nothing to do with the shop closing. it's amazing. even the mayors are denying reality and siding with thuggery. the closing is just a coincidence much like barry bonds hitting all those home runs while while his head doubled in size. in-n-out. usually describes how my body handles their food. >> that would be a record for the longest time it took you to get to a joke. congrats. >> greg: should more companies to be like and out? >> i know this is the new normal and we should be talking about this should be normal but it is not. having to present a medical document to get a fast food cheeseburger is [bleep] insane. i don't care w

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i'm raj mathai. >>> is san francisco picking on in-n-out burger? is it the only restaurant shut down for covid violations? that's just ahead >>> also, the new information about the los gatos mom who was escorted in a wheelchair by two sheriff's deputies, but we start with the developing story. >>> nearly 100 san francisco cops could ultimately be out of a job if they don't get vaccinated soon. our investigative unit has confirmed 40 sfpd officers not vaccinated for covid have been placed on leave. 59 other unvaccinated officers already on leave for other reasons could be next. sources tell us if they return to work and still haven't gotten their shots, those 59 cops will also be placed on leave. this is the pathway for termination. that's a total of 99 officers who ultimately could be fired if they don't get vaxed. as a point of reference here, there are about 2,100 total officers on the sfpd force so it would be just under 5% who could be fired. the question now, how will this and how could this impact public safety? we continue to work the story

burger told us in a statement that they called this governmental overreach. customers looking for a bergen fries tuesday found locked doors and lights out instead, at the in and out burger in pleasant hill. i saw the line this morning or today, so i thought this was open. many were surprised to see the local landmark shut down in fact, employees and customers, so it's this is a local hospital for this town hotspot now in hot water with the contra costa county environmental health department. on tuesday, health officials suspended the restaurants commercial food permit, saying quote despite repeated notices of violation and find this business continued to permit indoor dining on site without verifying the covid-19 vaccination status. a recent negative test results of customers. some customers say they support in and out so, yeah, i'm gonna go more. i kind of admire them for taking a stand and saying no, we're not going to do that. others say they'll patronize other burger companies that follow the rules. they need to follow the rules. and this is this is, uh i

. >>> in fries no, shakes, no burgers. customers can't get any service at the in and out burger yesterday because contra costa health officials shut it down for violating health orders. >> justin andrew is live at that in and out this morning more on those violations. good morning justin. >> yeah. good morning. this morning we will be checking to see if this in and out will reopen today after health leaders say they broke several violations when it came to coronavirus protocols. chopper 5 above the scene just on yesterday. you see notice no cars are out there. customers are wanting fries. they were served frustration because the doors were closed and locked. health officials say the citations stem from not following the vaccine mandate. this location had already been fined multiple times by contra costa health authorities for not verifying vaccine cards for dine in customers. after violations totaling more than $1,700 the county yanked that permit so no indoor teening and no drive through. >> it's a complicated issue. i th

and pick up a burger. >> and their clothes and the sea came for his burger.patty wasn't the only one turning away disappointed. you know, i suppose no one was ordered tuesday. that is because the contra costa county health department pulled the permit on the facility. citing repeated violations of failing to check vaccine status to require negative tests before allowing customers to dine inside a direct violation of county ordinances and a county spokesperson says it wasn't the first second or 3rd time the restaurant have been warned but the 4th after the fact. those have been like right away, though. so it's kind of like. >> probably their fall and that too. and to have real suffer because of that's not right now think it's right of people to close down pretty drastic burdening traveling this far from oakley for dinner and finding in and out was close was a said. >> especially after using precious casa gas to get here. >> but it is saying they couldn't follow protocol. it sounds like pretty same. really was looking forward getting into actually. >> totally a

i'm dani burger. this is daybreak europe. here is what you need to know.e'll speak with the c.e.o. in an hour's teep. another record for the s&p 500. equities rally underpinned by a strong earnings season. futures and asian stocks push higher. facebook rises in late trade. user growth picks up. good morning to you. it might be records in the equity market and u.b.s. earnings but the backdrop of all of that are inflationary fears. there are warning signals in this bond market. it look like larry summers agrees as well. he het out at treasury secretary yellen over her views inflation is likely to be there at the start of year and fade later on. until the fed and treasury fully recognize inflation reality, they are unlikely to deal with it successfully failure from the fed to react to fully and persistent inflation constitute the biggest policy mistake in years. when will they have to acknowledge inflation? at least the market bleefs it is here to stay. that is what the break-even rates are telling us. the 10-year at a nine-year high. we're still getting an e

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>>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, back open for burgers. an in and out is once again serving customers after getting shot down for ignoring coronavirus safety rules. >>> the pleasant hill in and out had to close because they were not checking vaccination statuses. >> justin andrews is live, what are you seeing out there today? >> i can show you better than i can tell you. you see this line of cars wrapped around this drive through here at this in and out in pleasant hill. a couple of hours ago i spotted health officials meeting with employees unside this restaurant as they were trying -- as we were trying to get video the district manager told us they are open, obviously they are but not for dine in. wednesday morning workers at this in and out in pleasant hill were now back on the job getting things ready for carry out and drive through orders only. one man and his friend found out and decided to come and check things out. >> just hearing about and how they don't want to enforce it, it kind of sucks that we can get our own burgers and stuf

i am dani burger in london.s are definitely changing in china and it is important to understand what exactly is going on but tremendous opportunities are still there to be grassed. that is the view of the deputy ceo. he spoke to manus cranny as part of the bloomberg best global summit. >> absolutely, things are changing, no doubt about it. we have an office in beijing, folks who are on the ground, trying to understand what is happening. but again, this is the second-largest economy in the world. it is still growing. so far, we have not encountered any resistance from an industrial perspective. i think you need to be careful. i think you need to rethink what risk-reward looks like and because you don't have all the answers, because that story is still tbd, if you well, still developing, we are trying to figure out where it will land. we are still investing, deploying capital in china. we think that in many sectors, the fundamentals are still pretty strong. >> what is the most appealing factor in china given the v

i'm dani burger in london, just past 6:23 a.m..union letters are authorizing measures to blunt the impacts of the unprecedented energy crisis on the most vulnerable consumers and companies. all of this comes as we've been seeing surging commodity prices, and this is the bloomberg commodity index at an all-time high. it's not just this. it's not just energy commodities. it's lme metals at an all-time high. let's dig into this more. still with us is esty. you'll have to forgive me. i think i placed you at a different company. you are still getting used to the new title. let's stick with this energy story. we see the bloomberg commodity index at an all-time record, the lme record index at an all-time record. how much of this is due to pure speculation among traders versus the fundamental structural issues that the sector is facing? esty: it's a combination of both at this point, but there are certainly structural factors that are happening. we're seeing different stories across different regions, but a lot of them are happening at the

manus: i'm manus cranny in dubai, dani burger in london.ts market taking a breathinger from the race to the record highs. this amid concerns that the energy crisis slowed down the economic recovery. so to discuss it all, we have a commodities reporter martin richie, no tough task for you martin richie this morning. i'm looking at g.m.m., three standard deviation moves lower, cink is 6.4% and copper is dying three, why, good morning. >> yeah, hello there, there are two in the metals markets, the biggest one with regards to the energy creation. we have seen beijing rule out the impressive moves to get full prices on what they call a reasonable range. it was in the announcements yesterday which are aimed to stabilize coal supplies for the winter. for metals, perhaps some less pressure on the cost particularly nor aluminum which is leading losses this morning. very early days, they speak to its urgency in tackling the energy crisis before the wind that has been pushing up by metals. dani: martin, what do you make of the moves to try and fix som

so like in-n-out burger they have closed off all indoor dining. taco bell was an exception. this one in walnut creek had an open dining room complete with signs reminding customers of their requirement. after completing my order saying i was dining indoors, no one asked for proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. the experience was different at chick-fil-a, where cashiers were checking vaccine cards for customers dining in. >> it's a good thing to enforce it. i saw the one in front of me and she did pull out her card and she was signing in. >> the owner of a mediterranean restaurant in downtown walnut creek supports masking and vaccine requirements, but admits enforcing the mandate puts her employees and her business in a precarious position. >> if we ask, the guests get really upset. nobody wants to carry their vaccine card. nobody wants to show it. we at least ask them to be masked. >> reporter: she is looking for more support from the county or local officials. five in-n-out locations remain shut down for indoor dining tonight. but you know, jessica, if you take a

. >> speaking of vaccines, a big local story today, the in-n-out and out burger on jefferson street in francisco is back open, but it was closed by the department of public health because employees were not checking customers for vaccination proof. it is not opening for indoor dining right now, so people can do takeout. will g w.y s o want you, is this a h manr checking?ave been shu >> from my understanding, this is one of the first. they refuse to check proof. and in most cases, it has been really simple, people have been complying, many businesses have been complying, but restaurant week in san francisco, do you know how many great places all over our city have amazing burgers besides in? so i say, get out there, go to some of our great restaurants, go to sf restaurant week in san francisco and enjoy a burger at one of your local locations in your neighborhood. >> i was wondering how you would get restaurant week sf in there and that was a really good pivot. i was going to ask you if you have been eating out every night. >> i think that's a great message to eat local and shop local.

in in-n-out burger in san francisco is forced to temporary close. j.r. stone has the strong reaction from the chain and other restaurant owners. reporter: in-n-out burger reps say, we refused to become the vaccination police for any government, in response to news that the san francisco department of public health temporarily shut down their city restaurant last week, saying that employees were not checking for proof of covid vaccinations. >> i think shutting down the restaurants is ludicrous personally. reporter: pam garza is getting in-n-out burger in concord when we spoke with her. a location that was fined $750 for not checking for customers proof of covid vaccination. the county supervisor says getting vaccinated and showing a card to prove it benefits the community. >> i've done that myself. it's really a small price to pay to protect our community and prevent the transmission of this virus. reporter: another restaurant being slapped with a fine, fuddruckers will have to pay $250 for not checking for proof of vaccination. in a phone, the owner echo

i'm dani burger in europe.bond yields in oil prices have been creating havoc in the stock market, but with a quarter of the index leveraged, the interest rates and energy, the ftse should stand to gain. how is the market reflecting the scenario? the faces here being that rising yields and energy should help the ftse 100 does not seem to be playing out that way? >> is interesting in that the ftse has other challenges, no doubt. it has big consumers, big health care, big industrial. they'll have their issues and there are margin concerns. as you mentioned, 27% of the index is either in financials or energy, and the dynamics of those it comes back to the idea that if you cannot beat them, join them. in this case the ftse more than any other market in europe has exposure to these factors. dani: let's get into some of those, what is the relationship? tim: if you look longer-term, the ftse's financials trade very closely with the 10 year gilt if you look at relative performance. that is broken down over the course of

. >> reporter: near times square, one of the best joints for a burger with all of the fixings is noterving any meat. april tam smith is the cofounder of ps kitchen, a vegan restaurant one of the first in new york city to serve the brand beyond meet back in 2017. >> i remember when we first opened, the question was usually around what is in this, it's really good. >> reporter: fast forward to today, as meat alternative products are creating new appetites for all. >> the people who are coming in wanting to try this burger, are they vegetarian or meat eaters? >> mostly mediators. >> reporter: changing the nations taste by this and easy. a recent survey found nearly 9 in 10 americans eat meat as part of their diet, 25% say they are at least willing to try plant-based burger alternatives. that includes this oklahoma girl. >> this is really good. >> reporter: as for where much of it comes from, near the south dakota border in dawson, minnesota, are the seeds of a food revolution. mother and sister tyler lorenz and and nicole anderson have the largest p protein plant in america. >> reporter

whether you should bet on this name >>> and a high end burger from shake shack that could bring big returns. >>> we start out on apple. josh has the detail. >> apple just unveiled the new iphones last month, but bloomberg is saying they may cut production by as many as 10 million. the reason, prolonged chip shortages. according to bloomberg, apple is saying suppliers are having a tough time delivering enough components i caught up with gene. not a big surprise apple did flag as a potential challenge. cfo luka said it would be greater in the quarter than the constraints impacting iphone and ipad >> 10 million is probably a 5 to 10% impact over 6 months though gene says it only delays the man, not destroys it back to you. >> the big question here, guy. this sort of confirms what everybody's fears were about the crunch it may not be as transitory as we thought >> going back to september of 2018, we saw it in january, '20 and earlier this year where you see a peek drop or decline from 15 to 30%. the question is where do you buy the stock. i think that comes in the form of 135 we have seen negat

i'm dani burger in london.he s&p 500 hit a record overnight but the mood soured after the cash session when the owner of the snapchat app tumbled on earnings outlook. this hurt other technology shares in late trading. joining us to discuss is janet mui, director of investment, brewin dolphin. there has been this idea tech was immune to supply chain issues, but snap saying in the report, because of these issues we are seeing companies not want to advertise products they do not have in stock. should there be more concerned about tech and being less immune to supply chain constraints than originally assumed? janet: good morning, thank you for having me. i think it does raise concern over the sector come about the tech sector is one of the better sectors to be positioned with this high inflation pressure. investors are right to be worried about inflation, but there are increasing signs this could last longer than what transitory means. there is a supply chain issue, if you look at the demand side of things, it rema

i'm not going to caught up in the situation she's in and out burgers. of our great. >> home-based. great respect admiration that i know that the folks at the headquarters in and out. burger visited them. and we really appreciate it. a couple years back. you may recall, they double down on their commitment to our state. and i want to double down on my commitment to them. the same time they have some difference of opinion as it relates to some of these county decks. i encourage everybody to take seriously local health orders. and i encourage everybody to support. businesses that support the state. i appreciate that they're headquartered, california based company. >> the pleasant hill now was shut down yesterday, but it's drive-thru is back open now the pinole san ramon in san francisco locations. they're open, but indoor dining closed. >> still to come on kron 4 news at 5. you've seen it. the prices at the pump keep going up, including a new record for a bay area city. we're looking into what is driving up gas prices wharton vote is secure, but the future

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we join theresa in pleasant hill. >> why president in and out burger and pick up a burger. >> and their clothes and the sea came for his burger. patty wasn't the only one turning away disappointed. you know, i suppose no one was ordered tuesday. that is because the contra costa county health department pulled the permit at the facility citing repeated violations of failing to check vaccine status to require negative tests before allowing customers to dine inside a direct violation of county ordinances and a county spokesperson says it wasn't the first second or 3rd time the restaurant have been warned but the 4th after the fact. those have been like right away, though. so it's kind of like. >> probably their phone that too. and to have real suffer because of that's not right now think it's right of people to close down pretty drastic burdening traveling this far from oakley for dinner and finding in and out was close was a said. >> especially after using precious casa gas to get here. >> but it is saying they couldn't follow protocol. it sounds like pretty same. really was looking forwa

burger you can't go in in san francisco. they have shut their doors indoor dining because they're upset about having to ask customers if they've been the city's requiring at the restaurant is pushing back. >> they're categorizing it as discrimination against some of their customers kron four's will tran is live in san francisco with more on all of this will. >> so there with the vaccination mandate to a point they have signs at their restaurant right behind me and this pertains to all in and out restaurants in san francisco, they have the signs posted, but they say it is not their job to enforce it because they are in the burger business, not making people prove that they're vaccinated for them to go inside. sit down and eat their burgers and fries. and that is why that upset the city of san francisco, the department of health and back on october 14th, they temporarily shut down in a noun for not in forcing that vaccination card. we've talked about this for quite some time. either you have it in you have it on your camera. r

in london, i am dani burger and here is "daybreak: europe." the global selloff deepens, the s&p closes at its lowest level since july amid concerns about surging prices. asian stocks slump as another property developer misses a bond repayment. oil rallies to its highest since 2014 after opec bus maintains -- opec-plus maintains its gradual increase. commodity prices soared to an all-time high. and facebook suffers a devastating outage across its most popular platforms. billions lost to competitors and mark zuckerberg's fortune plunges $6 million. will it be a turnaround tuesday? certainly for james bullard, it is a regime change. we are in the middle of the st. louis fed president yesterday saying i am concerned about changing mentality. i would say around prices and the economy, the relative freedom that dismisses feel they can pass on to consumers. this is not transitory inflation, this is inflation that sticks around, if consumers are willing to pay more and companies willing to charge more. that means a big hit. long-duration, most noticea

i will take an in and out burger over any other.yle double-double with fries. thank you. >> charles: andrew, you might have to send kennedy some of your food. i don't know if she's had your grub. i'll hook you up later on. andrew is a magician in there. apparently san francisco has relented or someone has, in an out location, outdoors is back and they've reopened for take-out. but again, this is -- this heavy-handedness particularly in california, it just hurts so many small businesses. >> of course it has. the thing is, it's not working. that's the point. look at california. you look at the mandates and the businesses and say supply costs are up triple digits. we're losing staff, customers every morning they wake up and getting injected with fear, fear from legacy media. we lost our customer base. a ton of them are hiding under the sheets. we have six people to serve, three are sleeping on the streets in san francisco under a tent and now we're not allowed to serve outdoors. >> charles: after a hard day of shoplifting, you want to

in and out burger is doubling down against bay area vaccine mandates. first san francisco, now contra costa county penalizing in and out for not checking people's vaccination status. plenty of people are supporting the family-owned business. >> long lines to get into the drive-through and some people even opting to eat in their cars at the in and out in san ramon. >> they're kicking people out right now. this is crazy. >> reporter: but on the corner can -- >> stop the mandates! >> reporter: a protest against the mandate in contra costa county requiring people to be vaccinated to eat indoors. about a dozen people with signs, flags and a bullhorn rallying in support of the popular burger restaurant. in and out locations in contra costa county are refusing to ask customers for proof of vaccination, which led to multiple warnings and fines before in and out stopped offering indoor dining. the pleasant hills shop shut down completely. all in and outs in the county open for drive-through and takeout only. >> i believe in freedom and i'm going to stand up for

burger visited them. and we really appreciate it. a couple years back. you may recall, they double down on their commitment to our state. and i want to double down on my commitment to them. the same time they have some difference of opinion as it relates to some of these county decks. i encourage everybody to take seriously local health orders. and i encourage everybody to support. businesses that support the state. i appreciate that they're headquartered, california based company. >> the pleasant hill in and out was shut down yesterday but it's drive-thru is back open. the pinole san ramon and san francisco locations are open, but indoor dining is closed tonight. gas prices are continuing to climb at the pump here in the bay area. the price per gallon is even higher than it was just a few weeks ago as kron four's haaziq madyun tells us the price for gas and one bay area city has reached a new record. >> if the price for a gallon of gas in the city of san francisco seems high even for san francisco. >> that's because it is in san francisco. the current p