raymour and flanagan has up to 35% off everything lowe's offering, 30% off on grills and up to 50% offtio furniture for but the biggest summer sale showdown between retailers happening after the holiday and when you can always join free target amazon and best buy promising christmas in july and experts say this is the time to snag your best deals on tech. what we're really seeing discounts on are apple, macbooks. so now macbooks are starting at $799, but we're also seeing discounts on airpods and also apple watches for target's loyalty members target circle promoting seven days of savings after july 9th. best buy's black friday in july happens the 10th through the 12th. the store teasing exclusive member deals on tvs, laptops, headphones and video game products in store and online and amazon prime day kicking off for 48 hours on july 11th this year, introducing invite only offers for prime members. expect amazon branded devices like kindles and alexas to be discounted up to 60% off. >> if i need a new kindle, i need a new tv. >> yeah. >> thank you, ariel. yes, we're both going to be sh

offering 30% off on grills and up to 50% off on patio furniture , indoor furniture, raymour and flanaganto 35% off everything electronics, this amazon fire tv is marked down 75% once $399. it's now 99, but the biggest summer deals may come after the holiday next week. amazon best buy, target and walmart launched their big sales events. so should consumers wait to spend their money if you are in the market of buying big appliances for your home refrigerators, washers and dryers, the best time to buy those appliances are towards the end of the summer, not during the 4th of july weekend or during amazon prime day. stick around because later on. good morning america, a closer look at the big sales events next week and the exclusive deals being offered at the box office. >> a very slow start for indiana jones and the dial of destiny. it made an estimated $60 million in its domestic debut, which is good for number one, but it's considered disappointing given the 300 million budget at 42% of ticket sales went to people 45 and older. >> i'd like to see it. why not? coming up, the effect coffee h

what cares de flanagan and sharon and ross have set up in the small warehouse is part of a much wider change because in scotland, the economic system will fundamentally change in the future. according to government plan, the, the 2 women live in the glasgow suburb of lynnwood. decades ago. many people moved here to work in the small town. but the big companies closed down and people were left behind to improve life. in linwood, a group of women set up their own foundation and ask residents what they want. people born to some, we also split at the control service. well, course the high quality a purchase of certain village, the voice of anderson at that point in time in limits a my time saying to his office, sleep, you know, most of the shops of shut down and overpay these a single 15 years when it comes as a surprise data and on this and the social scales. and so people can struggle as long as people are watching people, but maybe on one comes. and so it's difficult to, to manage jefferson. now the foundation runs the delivery service for fresh fruit and vegetables. they supply the ne

we're not going to go back again in the, in the dr. flanagan to remain the b and p is asking for a neutral caretaker government. okay. we've, we've been over that um, but assuming it was just reminding us that has been ruled, unconstitutional. and i do appreciate that that supreme court ruling was extremely controversial at the time. still there is that supreme court ruling doesn't that rob the b and p of of a major option of exactly what you're asking for the caretaker government isn't gonna come back because it's unconstitutional. the, unfortunately, what my friend was telling is not the whole truth. the court in its short verdict may just absolutely peer the next 2 elections can be done on there for you fair and kept taking them good. i mean neutral and gets it got about. but then in the long body, the details about it, it made it absolutely clear the next election should be held on the can't take her go mad because it's the necessity of, of, i mean, it is under the doctrine of this is that the people, when people of bangladesh and wants to get pick our government for the fair a neutral

holland, deputy secretary boudreau back to the committee as well as interior budget director, denise flanagan. i wanna thank you all for joining us this morning to set the scene. i think it's important to note for contexts that the congress provide the department an additional $48.1 billion in the last 19 months including 47.3 billion and targeted investments to the bipartisan infrastructure law and inflation reduction act and $779 million increase in annual appropriations last year. but now the administration is requesting another 18.9 billion for fiscal year 24 for the department, a two billion or 12% increase over 2023 fiscal year appropriations. so i really look forward to hearing the justification for such a large increases on top of historic funding. i also look forward to a robust discussion in the state of our leasing programs. i firmly believe that we and our allies are going to need fossil fuels for the foreseeable future. and that robust and continued leasing by the department are a key part of that effort to maintain us leadership and energy security. unfortunately, the administra

okay then i will turn it over to kevin flanagan, the general manager of golden gate. good morning, chair chu and member herrera. as john mentioned, my name is kevin flanagan. i'm the general manager for golden gate. as you know, recology is proposing to hold a weekend cleanup events for residents. our proposal includes 22 saturday cleanup events with each district receiving two events per year. the proposal costs include outreach for the events driver labor supervisor, headcount, traffic control and disposal for a total estimated cost of 608,000 per year. and under this initial proposal, i wanted to point out that the material that's collected there would be sorted and processed after the event to increase recovery. in previous discussions, we were asked to come up with an alternate proposal that included the three bin system. so as we shared last time, there are several barriers for recology to offer this type of event due to space constraints in the city and other logistical complexities. the cost of the alternate program is estimated to also be higher due to the ad

at raymor & flanagan save on everything from sofas to dining sets to recliners and mattresses.ow, this is also a good time to get a jump start on back to school shopping. walmart slashing prices on supplies like pens, binders and notebooks by 40%. but if you are looking to upgrade electronics or get a new tv, experts say it pays to wait. amazon prime days are july 11th and 12th. they tend to go heavy on the tech deals. walmart plus week begins july 10th and target's circle week, that launches a day earlier with 50% off everything from summer clothing to vacuums and coffee makers. and while this month's deals on grills and patio furniture may be enticing hold off until labor day for the deepest discounts, though you may not have as big a selection to choose from so if you have your eye on a particular style or color, will, you better grab it now. >> will: okay. i got a lot to deal with there. >> gio: what's your favorite color? >> will: i'm a blue guy. >> erielle: wait on tech. >> will: tv in a week. all right, thank you, alexis. >>> we'll send it back to janai in new orleans do