joe's shouldn't be singled out it's just one company among many proust's vaughn's safeway whole foods cosco sam's club and many others throw away staggering amounts of food every day but stores are only part of the problem of food waste all of us throughout perfectly good food on a daily basis we let it rot in our refrigerators we toss leftovers because they don't sound good or were afraid because we don't know enough about food to judge whether or not it's edible wasting food is a bad habit that permeates all of society implicating all of us in the problem which means we're all responsible for creating a solution. ok problem not a porno about forty percent of health. care how. about. moving here what we saw was among younger people. one point whacking him. they don't know what if you've got bad there's a fear that this this half is bad i think are here. these eggs bring up a good point about. a little bit about food safety here. i have never been sick eating dumpster food my family has never been sick and i have to be really careful i'm feeding a small child trash essentially. so you start

. >> so you went to cosco? >> yes. >> reporter: what did she actually buy? >> i think i spent more money on food and less money on clothes and things that aren't necessities. >> reporter: as big as the market is today, what will happen tomorrow will tell if this is a correction or something unknown and far darker. tom vacar, ktvu news. >>> you can track the markets and latest economic news on ktvu.com. just click on our business tab. >>> a troubled walnut creek based mortgage insurance company saw its profits drop 60% after it will your honored it may have to stop writing poll -- after it saw it may have to stop writing policies. and it warned one of its major subsidiaries don't have enough cash on hand. >>> the alameda county court of supervisors invited truckers to their meeting. the state air resources board recently decided not to delay that requirement. >> i want a new truck. but i don't want to get a new truck now. >> this next couple of years then have to replace it again at 2020. >> reporter: some truckers said they still hope the state will extend t

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a major breakthrough in alcohol cosco case investigators say they know who ordered the russian journalist murder and calls tuesday's arrest of the man suspected of organizing the killing. and the leader of the world's most close state comes out into the open as north korea's candy aisle holds talks with president medvedev during his first visit to russia in almost a decade. eleven am in the russian capital you're watching artsy with me wearing a joshua welcome to the program rebels have stormed and lui colonel could out his compound in tripoli after three days of fighting in the libyan capital here's how it happened. i was like oh my god. this thing happened. oh my goodness you know i'm having this. angry crowds vans of their anger add the poor trades and a lot. of the compound while the location of gadhafi himself is still not known he made a second radio address in the space of twenty four hours falling on his supporters to play as a capital claims that his retreat from the compound was a tactical moves and promised to fight to the debt some progress forces continue their armed resistan

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one of the biggest losers, cosco pacific, one of the largest shipping operators, closing 6%. oil shares fell, too, following the price of oil. the shanghai composite in the mainland, that closed down almost 1%, following the region's losses. it was the least heard in the markets. it was a bit more at tuned to the china domestic markets rather than world markets. in australia, the asx closed down 3.3%, representing more than $40 billion wiped off the books in just a day. banks down to 4.5%: the worst performing index in this region was soles cos pee with a loss of more than 6.2%. for more of that, let's cross live to paula hancocks. why did south korean stocks take such a pounding today? >> reporter: at the beginning of the week we saw a good performance of kospi. as you say, down 6.22%. just to put that into context, it is the worst daily percentage loss since the end of 2008 when the global financial crisis happened. so it really has been a devastating day on the market. to put that into context year to date, the kospi is down 15.7%. a couple of the big shares we could look

at once as stocks come down about 10% or so, i have been getting into some of my favorites like a cosco, like mcdonald's, something like that. that i know is going to be around for a long time. people are fearful. i understand that stocks don't go in one direction like it's not straight up like they did just a few weeks ago. they don't go straight down now. i sense, you never know, that this week was more fear than anything else, fear normally means a good time to buy, not sell. >> juan: peter moressi, i'm asking gary, should i be worried? gary is giving me investment advice. say i'm at home i trust other people, the economic experts like gary to do my investing and i'm thinking to myself though this is not good, this is, you know, last week we were told if you get a debt ceiling deal, it's going to stabilize everything. it will reassure investors. investor confidence will return. and this week has just been terrible. dr. morecci, should i be scared. >> you certainly should be worried there is a big difference between wall street and main street. on wall street, there is a potential for

successfully in larimer county colorado where you have voting places centralized in wal-marts or cosco's or supermarkets where people can park and you go in with an ample supply of machines and workers and the like, you do those type of things and you'll get an enhanced turnout. you can make it work better. those things also seem to me to be critical elements if indeed you did move towards mandatory voting. you cannot move towards mandatory attendance at the polls unless you make it much less burdensome for people to go to the polls. >> whether it's mandatory attendance, voter duty or mandatory voting, we have spoken about it more than anybody else collectively combined in the last 10 years. and so i want to thank norm an ornstein and our audience to thank norman ornstein and fred smith for their participation and their preparation and insights, and i certainly want all of us to thank ralph nader for coming up with the concept of debating not tattoos, which not if you are in the nba, and i want to make sure that you know, as route said in his opening, as of july of this year, there will

successfully in larimer county colorado where you have voting places centralized in wal-marts or cosco's or supermarkets where people can park and you go in with an ample supply of machines and workers and the like, you do those type of things and you'll get an enhanced turnout. you can make it work better. those things also seem to me to be critical elements if indeed you did move towards mandatory voting. you cannot move towards mandatory attendance at the polls unless you make it much less burdensome for people to go to the polls. >> whether it's mandatory attendance, voter duty or mandatory voting, we have spoken about it more than anybody else collectively combined in the last 10 years. and so i want to thank norm an ornstein and our audience to thank norman ornstein and fred smith for their participation and their preparation and insights, and i certainly want all of us to thank ralph nader for coming up with the concept of debating not tattoos, which not if you are in the nba, and i want to make sure that you know, as route said in his opening, as of july of this year, there will

exist when i was the commander of the 11th district in california where we had the exxon -- i mean the cosco. art areas for tankers as the coming to richmond where we do require tug escorts. so certainly that governance structure is in place in select ports based on a given risk. >> do you think we should look at that policy as it relates to this increase in traffic, given the fragile nature of puget sound? i become its a tricky waterway, as i think our chart is still here shows and designates in a very pristine area of the country. do you think we should be redoing this increase in tanker traffic? .. >> that would be a challenge for us. >> what is your assessment for the canadian's ability to respond to a major spill in this area? >> i'll just go back to the spill of national significance exercise we conducted last year, and it was a scenario where it was up in new england, and that oil would have then impacted canadian waters as well. we invited canada to participate in aid, they participated at the executive level, not observer status, but certainly recognized that we cannot allow seems t

and cosco, a shipping terminal is down 4% because of a slower global demand for transport.he shanghai is down 3/4%. and the domestic inflation is three year high and global slow down and after initially pushing higher at midday, there are two companies, bluescope steel is down 8% after disappointing earnings and 1,000 layoffs. on the flip side, macarthur coal jumped 2 1/2%. china's companies may be in bid for the company that would put it at competition with peabody. >> when this began six months ago or whenever it was, the price of oil jumped because everyone said uncertainty. now it is coming to an end, is the price coming down? >> yes. basically that is what is happening. analysts are seeing it as the end game in libya. if that is true it means more peaceful for the country as it picks up the pieces. the price of oil is trading at $185.81 a barrel. earlier today i spoke with an oil analyst named neil beverage. he said we could expect prices to fallower for the rest of the year and that the added supply from a more peaceful libya will impact the price. the slowing global