cosco is all about the deals. wants to prevent hoarding and stop stockpiling. >> i think it's great idea that they're putting a limit of what everyone gets. no one is left behind. >> people need to be careful and mindful of what they do. nothing greedy. >> reporter: many costco members support limits on high- demand items after seeing what happened last year. >> everyone gets it, everyone's happy. no one's arguing, fighting like before. >> reporter: the delta variant has given up the demand for some products. but the cosco chief financial officer blames shipping and transportation problems, saying, port delays, truck and driver shortages are making it very difficult to get the products to the stores. >> is very tough to get drivers trained. is not a sexy industry. you have to have it in your blood. you have to want to do it. >> reporter: on top of the truck a shortage, with ab trucking in oakland, buti says, port and terminal delay sometimes force drivers to wait six to eight hours for a container. >> we're sittin

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dana: "cosco anunciÓ que tambiÉn se debe que no tienen suficientes conductores para transportar mercancÍas hacen un llamado. >> que la gente trate de comprar lo necesario, de manera que no haya tanta escasez. fÉlix: en nueva york cientos de activistas recorrieron el distrito financiero mientras las manifestaciones volvÍan a las calles de todo el mundo. los jÓvenes activistas marcharon para pedir justicia climÁtica y poner fin a la quema de combustibles. migrantes venezolanos chocan con la policÍa chilena en una plaza pÚblica. en los prÓximos dÍas podrÍa ser extraditado a perÚ el ex presidente alejandro to fÉlix: violentos enfrentamientos se registraron entre la policÍa chilena e inmigrantes venezolanos. cinco migrantes fueron detenidos y un agente fue golpeado con una botella en la cabeza. en bolivia un enfrentamiento de heridos y mÁs de 30 detenidos, despuÉs de un intento de recuperar al mercado de la coca. los cocaleros intentaran llegar hasta el mercado de la coca. las autoridades rechazaron el uso discriminado de dinamita. la justicia estadounidense decidirÁ si concede o no la solicit

"cosco in massachusetts fully stocked and full of shoppers, but all of the shelves and stores are empty, the free market seems to be rewarding the business models with loyal employees." another facebook post that says "wonder how much this has to do with employers requiring vaccinations?" another facebook post that says "the economy for the middle and lower class has been destroyed to serve corporate ceo's making eight figure bonuses, talking jobs to child labor in china." another facebook post that says, "biden is running this country into the ground." and one last saying "why would people get a job when they can stay and get paid for the -- by the government?" let us see if nick from pennsylvania is optimistic or pessimistic about the economy? good morning. caller: good morning everybody, i am optimistic that we will go forward. and, 20 to 40% of the people -- one think i -- one thing i am concerned about is that people think we are socialist. we are not. social programs are not socialist. i know what production is, i am a senior. we are not socialists. god bless everybody, thank you

cosco said we are not that noble. we can't be a. we are a business and we have to pass it to you. so how much do consumers absorb? jonathan: and a well-known brace of things to worry about near-term could prove positive for the market. it john is joining us now. we have been talking about a range of issues, points of tension. you think they are turning positive, why? >> thank you for having me. a few things you have to consider, this is not a typical coming out of a crisis -- a typical coming out of the crisis. the main point is, are these going to be addressed? business people tend to address them, and rather quickly the aid of technology, and the process of competition bound to resume at pre-pandemic levels probably over the course of the next quarter or two quarters. so we are positive on equities. but i think the question and investor has to ask themselves, are they traders or are there goes out three months, six months, 18 months? lisa: that's a fair point. what's the advisable approach? how are you shifting your view after hearing from the federal reserve and their plan to t

jorge: "cosco" limitara a la venta de toallas de papel, agua embotellada, productos de limpieza y papelÍbe el aborto en la despuÉs de la sexta semana de gestaciÓn. ilia: "la fania" estÁ de luto debido a que uno de sus integrantes muriÓ. que descanse en paz. jorge: un equipo de softbol de que descanse en paz. jorge: un equipo de softbol de mujeres luchan c ¿tu balance de vida y trabajo? inexistente. necesitas contratar. necesito indeed. indeed instant match inmediatamente encuentra candidatos que cumplen con tu descripción de empleo. redime tu crédito de 75 dólares en indeed punto com diagonal oferta. jorge: un poquito de fÚtbol, este sÁbado el amÉrica contra las chivas de guadalajara. ilia: en espaÑa se intensifican las erupciones en el volcÁn. vamos ahora con fÉlix y un adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturna. fÉlix: en los Ángeles, california, comenzaron a aplicar la tercer dosis de refuerzo de pfizer para adultos mayores de 65 aÑos y personas que tienen enfermedades de alto riesgo. ante el aumento de incidentes con pasajeros agresivos, las aerolÍneas estadounidenses toman medidas para proteg

maria, what cosco can do is ship into the west coast and when those ports are too crowded, cosco cant more merchandise to more stores sooner than any kind of competitors so if inflation comes up and shortages of everything from plastic with bottledbeverages and disadvantas everybody else except probably bj's which buys very well too. maria: we have to stock up on everything that we need now everybody is telling us. amazon seems to be self-sufficient on many levels but macy's is taking a legal battle with it landlord in an effort to keep amazon billboard away from store in new york city. apparently right near macy's there's a huge billboard and amazon wants to advertise right there. >> maria, macy's retail litigation expert and executive, one of the largest advertising agencies, outdoor digital advertise asking the most persuasive and densely populated markets. macy's flag ship is harold square store is the most important building in the country. macy's has restrictive covenant to keep that billboard lease with an evergreen clause and amazon desperately wants that lease. it's very imp

plus -- >>> some popular items are coming back to cosco.i'm da lin, and coming up i will tell you why. >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 is coming up next. >>> and coming up tonight on the "cbs evening news" -- >>> we are going to break it down the rollout of the covid vaccine booster shot. who will get the third dose, and when. plus we go on my name is on the front. but... i am more proud of the back. siggis: 40% less sugar, and more protein than the leading greek yogurt. >>> owners of the sacramento restaurant in shock after a man violently smashes their windows with customers inside. surveillance video shows the man smashing windows of the downtown restaurant. of a construction sign. owners say they had the scared customers in the kitchen. later, the suspect returned with a baseball bat, continued to vandalize windows. one of the owners of the restaurant, the ring for her safety. >> i don't feel safe at all. i do want to be identified. the window can be fixed, but if anyone gets hurt, it will be horrible. >> no one was injured during the attack. p

so as you say, this upcoming meets in cosco costco cult 26 is absolutely crucial for policy makers to really run pop around mission in terms of cutting carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. and there is so much on the lion indeed. well, thank you for all of our guest. joining us here today, michael dorsey? planetary emergency partnership member, richard allen, a professor of climate science at the university of reading and contribution on see or of the international forum for environmental environment, sustainability, and technology. thank you gentlemen, for joining us today and thank you to for watching. you can see this program again anytime by visiting our website that's al jazeera dot com. and to the other discussion do go to facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash age 8 inside story. and you remember you can always join the conversation on twitter. handle is add a day inside story. now for me and associates, hey, the whole team here and our house wife and the news news, news, news, news, the, how many nukes there's too many new america has in many ways driven t

earnings coming out from chewy and cosco sales and revenues always a good barometer for the consumer. the consumer tomorrow for u.s. initial jobless claims. jobs numbers coming on friday. additional -- initial jobless claims have been moving lower but there is such a demand for workers, it is confusing. u.s. factory and durable goods will be coming as well, plus earnings from broadcom. one more big event we are watching this week. our amazing, fantastic line producer nicole would getting married on sunday. there she is with her fiance joe. nicole is the one that is obsessed with disney. when i say obsessed i mean she is going to disney for her her honeymoon, hence the disney backpack we got her for her bridal shower. the proposal was beautiful. it looks like a princess fairytale story. we will miss you very much. congratulations, nicole and joe. that wraps it up for me. coming up you have katherine zimmerman, american enterprise institute fellow joins balance of power on bloomberg television and radio. i will hit over to radio, "the cable" on dab digital radio at 12:00 new york, 5:00

now afghanistan is a cosco of arms and weapons and people from all over the world will buy our stuff and use it against us. guest: it is a very good question. the u.s. did destroy some equipment. the afghan air force flew some of the u.s. provided aircraft into central asia. the u.s. destroyed a range of sensitive intelligence papers. they were burned at the u.s. embassy. the u.s. did bring out some very sensitive intelligence, some weapons. not everything. there were weapons, ammunition that was left. the speed of the collapse of the afghan government -- the u.s. military planning for the withdrawal itself i think was done reasonably well. with a big caveat that the withdrawal of american citizens from afghanistan or afghans that had worked with the u.s., that was clearly not done well. there were a number of senior u.s. government officials who either did not believe, didn't see, and they thought they had more time. maybe a year or so more than they ended up having. you are right that there are now a lot of weapons and equipment in the hands of the taliban and other militant groups

kailey: cosco last night said we have to raise items in our shelf up to 4.5 percent.at extent is the consumer still going to be able to tolerate that if we are not getting significant wage inflation? >> i would argue that i think we have enough ammunition in the pipeline for the consumer to keep spending going despite what could be potentially higher prices on some goods. we still have a lot of excess savings on household balance sheets and we still think there will be a lot of employment growth. income generated from labor markets is not just where wages are but its total employment. from an aggregate perspective come i think there is enough momentum to keep household spending clicking along at reasonable rates even though there are underlying price pressures that we did not have 36 months ago. we are still comfortable with where the u.s. consumer is. kailey: you still have a persistently low labor force participation rate and you are seeing the additional benefits roll off but you are not seeing the subsequent increase that many were expecting when you remove that i

maria: by the way we are also waiting on cosco earnings today, burt.warning shoppers of a potential delay to online toilet paper orders are we going toughie's shortage of toilet paper, burt? >> maria, we are going to have a massive shortage of toilet paper, bathroom tissue plus paper towels plus pet food for dusty and all the rescue dogs america all the way to power aid and gatorade. the product shortages is as bad as they were in the beginning of covid are coming back only 60% of the paper being ordered this week by the u.s. retailers, maria, is being shipped and cosco has the best buying organization in the world. they're alerting shoppers it's a crisis across the country. go to wholesale clubs, coscos, bj's, get the savings on papers and go to independent grocers across country. they are the best in stock. maria: that's a good take, bob nardelli, that says chip shortage is a crisis. it's going the cause $210 billion in revenue this year because of the shortage of semiconductor ships, your thoughts. >> maria, as i made the point earlier on the show,

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we did find cheaper gas on gas buddy.com, the cosco, $3.79.should see prices start to come down this fall. >>> it is 6:42 am, time for your money watch report. how to get a break on your taxes with covid-19 testing, plus a look at your mondays stocks. diane king hall joining us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning to you. it has been underway for 10 minutes, heading toward the 15 minute mark, and investors are buying up some beaten up stocks in the early action right now, the dow is rallying more than 100 points, a little off its high, so far, but a little over 200 before, the nasdaq smaller gains in the tech sector, up just above the flatline. meantime at home testing for covid-19 is an eligible medical expense, that is the message from the irs to taxpayers, they made the announcement in the wake of president biden's mandate for businesses with 100 employees or more to require vaccines, the irs says that health savings and flexible spending account can be tapped to cover the cost of at home tes

medical report that she could not access andnd could not be chargedar is something straight out of cosco. it is not right it's not how it is meant to operate instead we need to ensure there is ample opportunity for people to contest conservatorships we are fortunate today that one of our witnesses can speak firsthand how difficult it can be to terminate a conservatorship and have his rights returned to him. it also means seriously considering alternatives and those haven't this supportive decision-making with a support network of people they know interesting consulting group it could also include the use of representative payees special needs trust, joint bank accounts power of attorney agreements and events healthcare directives. as a general matter, state law and state courts create and manage conservatorships. that means most meaningful reform should be driven primarily by the states, not the federal government. my home state of texas for example has been at the forefront of reforming conservatorships to protect individual rights. in 2015 texas was the first state to codify supportive

"cosco in massachusetts fully stocked and full of shoppers, but all of the shelves and stores are empty, the free market seems to be rewarding the business models with loyal employees." another facebook post that says "wonder how much this has to do with employers requiring vaccinations?" another facebook post that says "the economy for the middle and lower class has been destroyed to serve corporate ceo's making eight figure bonuses, talking jobs to child labor in china." another facebook post that says, "biden is running this country into the ground." and one last saying "why would people get a job when they can stay and get paid for the -- by the government?" let us see if nick from pennsylvania is optimistic or pessimistic about the economy? good morning. caller: good morning everybody, i am optimistic that we will go forward. and, 20 to 40% of the people -- one think i -- one thing i am concerned about is that people think we are socialist. we are not. social programs are not socialist. i know what production is, i am a senior. we are not socialists. god bless everybody, thank you

now afghanistan is a cosco of arms and weapons and people from all over the world will buy our stuffainst us. guest: it is a very good question. the u.s. did destroy some equipment. the afghan air force flew some of the u.s. provided aircraft into central asia. the u.s. destroyed a range of sensitive intelligence papers. they were burned at the u.s. embassy. the u.s. did bring out some very sensitive intelligence, some weapons. not everything. there were weapons, ammunition that was left. the speed of the collapse of the afghan government -- the u.s. military planning for the withdrawal itself i think was done reasonably well. with a big caveat that the withdrawal of american citizens from afghanistan or afghans that had worked with the u.s., that was clearly not done well. there were a number of senior u.s. government officials who either did not believe, didn't see, and they thought they had more time. maybe a year or so more than they ended up having. you are right that there are now a lot of weapons and equipment in the hands of the taliban and other militant groups and that will