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what's this about, grady? reporter: it is for some, liz.pilots and flight attendants and they tell me their members are exhausted and in many cases, getting spread thin. look at these numbers provided by the southwest pilot's union. these are what they call fatigue polls which is essentially when a pilot removes themselves from the schedule because they are too fatigued to fly. happened at a rate seven times the historical average for october, in october of 2021 last month, they say that's partly because of the uncertain last minute schedules, and partly because of the impending vaccine mandate and also the former head of the ntsb is sounding the alarm saying mass cancellations you mentioned are indicative of a bigger problem regarding safety. several airlines still short staffed after trimming their workforce during the pandemic. former ntsb chair jim hall warns if airlines ramp up too quickly, in a haphazard way, it could have catastrophic consequences comparable to the 737-max prices >> the boeing problem was self- induced and i think th

grady trimble is live with that story, grady?ommission is launching an investigation and it's asking for info from nine companies, they want to look into the supply chain disruptions and what's causing them, but also, the hardships they're causing for consumers and as they put it, how they could be harming competition in the process. the ftc wants details from these nine companies on the factors disrupting their ability to obtain transport and distribute products. ftc also wants to know why that's leading to delayed orlve. the companies have 45 days to respond. important to note that this is not part of any law enforcement action, but as part of the inquiry, the ftc is asking for info and documents from some of the largest retailers in the country, including walmart, amazon, kroger, kraft heinz, and tyson foods. the ftc chair said in announcing this investigation, i'm hopeful the ftc's new study will shed light on market conditions and business practices that may have worsened these disruptions or led to asymmetric effects. it's

grady trimble has more. >> st. louis is known as the gateway to the west but also the gateway to states hit hardest by inflation. you can see that very clearly on this map. all of the states that you see in the middle of the country as well as some states in the south are experiencing inflation greater than 7% and disproportionately impacted by the higher prices compared to the rest of the country. that is evident in car insurance. that has gone up about 6% in the last year. here in the st. louis area, that has gone up about 9%. the same goes for rent, gas and food at restaurants. at the same time that we see inflation increase at a greater rate than the rest of the country, wage growth has not kept up with the rest of the country compounding matters for folks in st. louis and the rest of middle america. i've been talking to folks on main streets here in st. charles. >> they tell me they're frustrated by the rising prices and the sentiment that they feel that the coasts are disconnected from what the heartland is e

we begin in waukesha with grady trimble. grady? >> police say darrell brooks acted alone and there's no indication the attack was terrorism related. they say moments before brooks intentionally ploughed through the parade route, he said there's school bands and other community groups. five people were killed and 48 more people were injured including 18 children. the youngest just three years old. >> some of our first responders were there with our families. they left their families to treat people. >> brooks is expected to be charged with five counts of intentional homicide. he has a lengthy criminal history. he posted a $1,000 bail just days ago after allegedly running a woman over in another domestic dispute. the district attorney's office admits that bail was inappropriately low. back here live, main street has been reopened today. classes for all schools in waukesha cancelled tomorrow and there's a prayer vigil set to start in a couple hours. charles? >> thanks, grady. the suspect, darrell brooks, has a lengthy rap sheet and wa

right now, grady, doesn't seem to be any help on the way. >> no. the forecast is bad news this winter, neil. no matter what you use to heat your home. here's the numbers. if you use propane to heat your home, you'll see the biggest spike from last winter up 54% compared to a year ago. heating oil up 43%. natural gas up 30%. even electricity for heating your home up 6% compared to last year. these numbers could get even worse if it's a colder winter than expected. the number there you see is the consumer price index for energy specifically. it's up 30% compared to last year. that is the biggest one-year jump since 2005. part of what is causing the rising prices in the energy sector is this mismatch between oil supply and oil demand, which has basically recovered to prepandemic levels, but many republicans and those in the oil and gas industries, they say the biden administration is not helping matters as they push for more green energy at the expense of fossil fuels. >> decisions made by the department of interior and the epa and the white house tha

i figure out going on with that with nina fema as human as a kia grady. you go good for nothing. not good, young, my brother, my would you either nadisa, newegg, a son, a xavier, my dad. and it got the money at your garage that $30.00 of your mobile i was i'm within immunity or was video was that that is i'm glad that they did. the hook is so close dealer. i didn't mean i did. you can leave the ugh, i couldn't move if they get i get mad. a saying sub. yeah. really good. i mean when are you gonna get in the feeder? get a leader. get up and getting up on the phone. i mean every, every year. well, i think you'd be able, but they're more than a daddy environment and i saw another on any level by level one, i mean, been a day earlier that you know a long time and i am at in the yeah, i think i'm to more yeah, i got a, a new issue with them. no one, no, no, no, no, but someone you know, me and i knew the 11 that were there or more mumble me closer. who was on the way the, when it's no idea because, you know, he didn't image yankee bill and there's like a move on. i'm not going to, you

grady, take it away. what we got here?and these are some of the good folks to make sure when you click buy now on a website that it actually ends up on your front porch. let me show you the numbers because people started spending, not today but yesterday. on thanksgiving day oaks were spending three and a half million dollars every single minute. today, they are expected to spend even more, $9.6 million. that will be the second busiest day for online sales behind only cyber monday. we are at ship bob's fulfillment center. they handle shipping and logistics for direct to consumer companies and one of the cofounders told me that they are doing even better than forecasted this holiday weekend between 20 to 30% better, but they are dealing with some supply chain snarls. here's how they are helping their companies that they work with overcome them. listen. >> trying to move their manufactures and diversify their supply chain so that it's too consumer so what we see is some additional manufacturers clogged up in the us and what

grady trimble joins us live from waukesha.orter: police say darrell brooks is the loan suspect in this attack. there is no indication it was terrorism related. they say moments before brooks intentionally plowed through the crowd at this parade he left a domestic dispute. school bands, trans troops dance troops were among those through the parade. five people range 15 to 81. were killed. 48 people were injured including 18 kids. the youngest, three years old. >> for lack of a better word, carnage, liking it to a war zone. there were adults, children that were injured. some of our first-responders were there with our families. they left their families to treat people. reporter: brooks is expected to be charged with five counts of intentional homicide. he has a lengthy criminal history. he posted a 1,000-dollar bail just days ago after allegedly running over a woman in a different domestic dispute. the district attorney in milwaukee county admits that bail was inappropriately low and is reviewing what happened. back here in wauk

grady trimble is at a fulfillment center in illinois with more. >> edward, black friday traditionallyamericans are expected to spend a record amount online today as well. i'll show you the numbers from adobe. they say we'll spend up to 9.6 billion online this black friday. second only to cyber monday coming up. we're at a fulfillment center. you guys are seeing interesting trends this year because demand is through the roof. >> yeah. we're seeing higher than forecast demand especially in beauty and health and fitness seeing a surge in demand. >> adobe says out of stock messages are up 160% compared to before the pandemic. how are they overcoming the challenges? >> yeah, we're opening new philadelphiament centers closer to the ports so we can ship to customers faster and seeing a trend where merchants are moving manufacturing closer to the u.s. or within the u.s. so we're opening closer to the manufacturers for faster turns. >> because of the supply chain and labor challenges, prices are up 9% this year compared to last. some of the areas to look for the biggest mark downs a toys, appa

david: grady, thank you very much. unspeakable tragedy there.alk about timing, alexandria ocasio-cortez and "squad" members demanding even more bail reform so-called following this horrific crime. joining me now is former u.s. attorney guy lewis. guy, before we get to aoc, i just want to, people in new york and people in los angeles and people in chicago have been dealing with this for a long time, for years now. the requested of this so-called bail reform which actually allows hardened criminals, many of them very violent, out much too early before they have paid for the crime, while they still have a chance to do more violent crime to innocent bystanders. this however was in a small town which hadn't seen any of this. i'm just wondering if this whole idea of so-called bail reform has become a wake-up call for middle america after what happened in waukesha? >> that is a great question, david. i believe it has become a wake-up call. indeed what is shocking to think about this, this guy will walk into court tomorrow with, facing five intentional

would be a huge impact on the downtown for 1984, there was no canadian in this area, there was no grady. so peachy a by they bring more and more fishermen over. we're talking to the country. so it's a lot harder to resolve different people get angry and it's getting more dangerous every day. every lobster that's caught by a canadian is one last, not caught by an american dollars, not in the local economy, which we need drastically me. we don't have any territory, i can't go any further. we can't go any further to the southern because if you get into box or jones port territory lose. so what fish we have is crowded into the area already as it is this territory. well, the canadians have got a 110 square miles, right. so that's pretty big job. that's what the biggest fear is not having a place to fish this community to be on the staff or if you took that body why i use, i think it's time something needs to be done. mr. so we could have stop this before he started. if we had any political help, ah, our government does not come back us up as much as we need more back in from our government.

grady trimble from indiana where all this could be going. grady. reporter: well, neil, unfortunately the outlook is bleak no matter how you heat your home as we get into the winter months. propane heating will be the hardest hit skyrocketing 54% compared to last winter. heating oil up 43% to heat your home. natural gas which most americans use up 30%. even electricity up slightly from a year ago. the bad news is that these numbers could get even higher if it's a colder than normal winter. the energy information administration says demand for oil has basically climbed back up to pre-pandemic levels but there is a mismatch between supply and demand. not enough oil being produced even though refineries like the one behind me have the ability and the capacity to process more oil which is turned into the various different types of heating oils like we've been talking about. edward mentioned that cpi number, 6.2%. if you look just energy prices that shows an increase of 30% compared to a year ago and that is the biggest year-over-year se, n n n sin n s n

we had matthew grady photographs of this war as we did of the civil war we think of it differs differentlyd artists. we think of it differently but more americans died in the american revolution in per capita than any war in american history stay in the civil war and if you get to understand, is really barbaric. >> the final battle of the war, metal at yorktown george washington in effect gives wallace to surrender by the french were indispensable for the navy and why were they so interested in helping the americans and today have an ulterior motive rated they think the british were like us pretty. >> mostly the latter, it's payback time for coming last printed indian war and the americans proposing to the british, or opposing it the legal academy on france and it turns out by the way, the french spent so much money helping us that they begin to go bankrupt for the reason they have to call the state general this what * * french revolution but the french, both in the war and especially last bottle of the work, yorktown, we could not have won the war at that moment and i don't think we would

there was no grady. so peachy goes by. they bring more and more fishman over, we're talking to the country, so it's a lot harder to resolve. different people get angry and get more dangers every day . every lobster, this is caught by a canadian, is one last, not caught by an american dollars. not in the local economy, which we need drastically. ah, we don't have any territory. i can't go any further. i can't go any further to the southern because if you get into bike shop or job port territory here, lose dia. so, what fishman, we have is crowded into the area already as it is this territory. the canadians have got a 110 square miles. that's pretty big job. that's what the biggest fear is not having a place to fish. this community severely suffer if you took them bottom line. i think this time some needs to be done this before. we could have stop this before he started. if we had any political help, i, our government does not come back us up as much as we need more back into my government. if i go over a lot of the canadian

hi, grady. >> reporter: hey, david.4% more than last year, that's according to the good folks at the farm the bureau. one item that's costing quite a bit more is that's turkey. thanksgiving turkey. we opted for the smaller bird with no wings or drumsticks because we couldn't afford the bigger bird. these turkeys are up 24% from a year ago. we're going to let that cook because we're still working on it, and hen i'm going to do my best bob barker to run through some other items. pretty much everything you need to make a pie, two frozen pie crusts, $2.91 on that, that's up 20% from a year ago. we made this beautiful sweet potato cause role with the brown marshmallows, three pounds of sweet potatoes cost 3.66, up 4%. cranberry sauce, a thanksgiving staple, a 12-ounce bag of fresh cranberries, $2.98, up 11% from a year ago. dozen dinner rolls, $3.05 is the cost on that, up 15% from a year ago. and, by the way, we spared no expense on these graphics today. one piece of good news that i want to inwith, and that is something --

dagen: grady, thank you so much for that you have a fun day today. grady tremble.e on days like today. we saw the selloff in asia and again this morning in europe. we've got to remember, this could be an overreaction and we've only seen a handful of cases, people are responding very quickly. we're seeing the traditional groups, pre-covid, during the covid era drop significantly. so airlines are off and many others and we'll probably see technology fall less than the other indices and maybe even rise. we saw for example during the covid era, stocks like peloton, zoom video and so forth, there are a number of covid stocks, both pro and con, go up and go down that we're going to watch very closely. as numbers start to come out of south africa, we'll see the variants, whether or not our protections, our vaccines will protect us or not. that will be the swing variable. i wouldn't panic too much. it could be a overreaction light trading day. let's see the reaction over the weekend. this may be a good buying opportunity, particularly in tech stocks. dagen: james, i just t

grady trimble is there. grady, what are we learning about the driver? fox news a 39-year-old named darrell brooks is being questioned in this. he has a lengthy criminal history and there are reports that indicate he might have been fleeing another crime scene, a possible fight in nearby park when he breached the barricades of that parade route. we want to warn you the video we're about to show you may be hard to watch. but you can see the red suv speeding through the route, plowing into and over people in its way. at least one police officer tried to fire at the vehicle to try to stop it from continuing along the route. school bands, dance troops, either community groups were performing in the parade. the aftermath was chaotic with items scattered around the route. parents calling for their kids. five people are dead. more than 40 are injured, including more than a dozen children. >> today our community faced horror and tragedy what should have been a community celebration. i'm deeply saddened that so many in our community went to a parade but ended up

thank you, grady trimble. to luke lloyd on all this, strategic domestic partners investment strategist. >> hey, neil. neil: on the ev push, i take nothing away from these vehicles and a lot of them are very cool and i get it, they're very stylish, but this idea they will then eventually be our entire driving lineup and that cars and carmakers like volvo and bmw hope to soon have all ev lines, accounting for virtually all of their sales, are we getting ahead of ourselves here? >> i think we are, neil. toe shoot straight with you when companies like lucid and rivian have yet to really sell or produce vehicles are valued more than century old american companies like ford and gm, that is exactly what a bubble looks like. my advice is, don't be the last one holding the bag. you can make money trading momentum but don't want to hold on to these stocks for a very long time. listen, i get it. evs are fun and exciting. they are the future. i have a feeling ford, gm, dodge they will start taking market share in the ev s

grady trimble following this and other top business stories joins us out of chicago hey, grady what'sntly, the tech giant is banking on some customers having that kind of confidence as aapl is going diy with this self-service repair program, you said it, they give you the tools, parts and even instruction manual, you'll read over it and then i guess figure it out yourself, this will start with the iphone 12 and iphone 13, and then move into certain mac computers and it'll be for common fixes things like displays and batteries and cameras apple says the program is intended for individual technicians with experience repairing electronic devices, not people like me who have trouble following lego instructions. meanwhile, apple is also accelerating its electric vehicle development, the tech giant is reportedly refocusing the project around full self- driving capabilities as opposed to limited autonomous features the debut for the apple car could come as early as 2025 according to bloomberg. cbs shares are higher after the drug store chain announced it's closing 900 stores across the count

grady trimble in indiana. >> dana: let's bring in larry kudlow. good to have you.rd for everyone to see. this really eats into a family's budget. 54% increase for heating oil. 43% for natural gas. 30% for electricity. -- natural gas at 30%. does the administration have any tools in order to deal with this? >> no. i mean, they have actually let me change that. there are tools, they just don't want to use them. they don't even want to take it seriously. let's not make this any harder than it needs to be. if you have an imbalance of supply and demand as grady just reported, then you increase supply. america is the largest producer of energy in the world if the administration would let america produce, okay? that includes oil, that includes natural gas. heck, it even includes coal. coal has been the biggest gainer. i don't think that's what they wanted. people are desperate and coal has become our great export. open the spigot, dana, open the spigot and stop closing pipelines in michigan. stop closing anwar, stop closing the xl pipeline. produce more. we're 2 million b

road frontage. lloyd, we must not forget where the michael crisis originated is better is grady, but 1st country in india with ease of reasons that were created by west it himself including european with the u. s. appeals called once again rejects jo biden's national vaccine mandate for companies to get stock jap. the service personnel and government work has joined the backlash. and, and we look at our western militaristic, struggling to fight culture was among their ranks as the west marine corps attempts to hire a diversity equity and inclusion advisor.

[laughter] >> sandra: reporting from the midwest town outside chicago, grady trimble. you for that. all right. prices are going up. critics are slamming president biden's plan to release oil from the strategic oil reserves to bring gas prices down. will it happen? they are saying that biden's plan will benefit china and india more than the united states because the oil involved cost more to process here for the refineries. all of this as the president refuses to admit his green energy moves are contributed to higher prices at the pump. let's bring in senior market analyst, contributor phil flynn is here. our good friend phil flynn. always good to have you. you've been following the oil, the energy markets specifically for years. we see this emergency release of oil. it sounds good, it sounds like we are in a situation where gas prices are high, that the oil should bring prices down, is not going to be the case? >> no, absolutely not. in fact i think grady when he cooked his thanksgiving dinner, you saw the oil cooking the turkey. that was about it. you're right. most o

stuart: grady trimble, thanks, grady. brian style, republican from wisconsin. public on the democrat district attorney? >> this is horrible. many families won't have children at thanksgiving. they will be in the hospital. many families lost a loved one. why the person was out on the streets in first place is the question we need to ask. why did the d.a. make such low bail and why was a low bail approved? this is no solace for families injured and loss of loved ones, which will make for difficult thanksgiving this year. stuart: surely some of the blame, some of the responsibility has to be put on those people who are clamoring to defund the police, empty prisons and let criminals out without any bail? some of the responsibility has to rest with those people. they ever democrats. we should spell this out. go ahead. >> some, a lot of it, many democrats who called defund the police are anti-police rhetoric, they desire to end prison all together, those individual are ones created the mess in the first place. we see d.a.s in milwaukee, across the country, refuse to

grady?holidays. that's one question, the other concern is over safety, whether the airlines are ramping up too quickly and maybe skimping in other areas. you know that several airlines are still short staffed after trimming their workforce during the pandemic, some of the most experienced pilots, flight attendants and mechanics left the industry which was already projecting labor shortages, even before covid, so now, former nts b chair jim hall is sounding the alarm warning of catastrophic consequences if airlines ramp up too quickly as demand takes off. >> it appears that some of the airlines are attempting meet this demand, not in a very structured way, but in a haphazard way. reporter: the southwest pilots union provided us with these numbers on what they call fatigue polls. that's essentially when a pilot removes himself from the flying schedule over fatigue, and you can see there, that happened more than 2,500 times this summer. that surpasses all of 2019, and actually, on the screen yo

i'm positive with that new variant as well as that for his grady returning home residence. returning to israel, they will, it will have to be current for at least 3 days if vaccinated 7 days, if not vaccinated and, and they will only be allowed out into the public after a negative test. they don't have either credit cards in general, particularly this new very and it does seem to be a different tone from what we had going into this meeting with the prime minister natalie. but it was talking about trying to keep the situation in israel as normal as possible with schools businesses open. but there were indications that they weren't yet ready to go for this full closure of the board. and that is what they have decided. it's full government approval on sunday, and it is proved by the full cabinet that will take place and go to force sunday midnight into monday. it will such that israel does have a record of moving very fast on current of ours taking very stream measures compared to other countries or folks. so at the time, i'll tell you, bennett himself is someone who wrote a b

let's get the read from grady trimble in st. charles, missouri on that. hey, grady. reporter: neil in the st. louis area, they're getting harder hit than most anybody else in the country. in general the nationally the inflation rate is 6.2%. in the midwest it is up 7%. same with some states in the south. you name the item they're probably paying quite a bit more than they did a year ago. here is one example. fuel prices in this area up about 58% from a year ago. compare that to the national increase of about 49, almost 50%. the same goes for food especially at restaurants. that has just skyrocketed in the st. louis area. it is up about 11 1/2% from a year ago, compared to the national average us why up 5.3%. substantial increase but not comparatively when you look at places like st. louis and other parts of the midwest. we're here on main street in st. charles, the folks we are talking to, they are noticing the higher prices and they are frustrated by it. listen. >> when i go to the store now i'm paying more for hamburger, things like that, things that i paid for bef

grady? >> neil, delta ceo did warn that things could be a little bit sloppy at first because this is a new procedure. you might have to wait in long lines if you're coming from another country because of course you do have to prove your vaccinated and show a negative covid test. not only where the flight originates with the airline but in customs in the united states. nonetheless all major airlines are seeing a surge of international flights into the united states. delta says many of their flights will be completely full. united says they're expecting 10,000 more international passengers to come into the u.s. today compared to last monday. across the airlines, travel booking app, hopper, searches for flights into the u.s. are up 38% since the reopening of international was announced. all of this comes as the airlines have been dealing with staffing issues and having to implement mass cancellations to deal with those issues. i had a chance to talk to the commerce secretary about what things w

gathers pace sites like this will become more and more common and we pay a visit to scotland soil reiki grady. ah now it's been a usefully wet spring so far throughout australia, no way, really exempt. and with this amount of cloud you might consider it's continuing. you be right to think that the heavier stuff going offshore for new south wales in queens and during the day on monday, leaving fine weather behind it. stop particularly warm are about 20 in are late in purse a little bit won't. but at 27 cloud increasing showers, potentially then showing themselves as being useful once again, right in land, to where the growing the wheat. and once again, i think you'll get on social media pitches the waterfalls in new orleans because that's what happens when chows fall in the red interior significant range, he'd like to to return to the shores of viet nam, this is a cooling wind. hong kong temps is finally dropped down to where it should be. this is the ne balls in pushing back again. and the consequence where it comes across the won't say the south china sea is a lot of right of the coast to vi

let's get to the latest on the follow-up, grady.orter: when kyle rittenhouse woke up this morning, he faced the possibility of 12 and a half years to life in prison but he walked out of the courtroom this afternoon a freeman. the jury acquitting him on all charges. here's his reaction overcome with emotion when for the fifth and final time, he heard the words not guilty. >> we the jury find the defendant kyle h rittenhouse not guilty. reporter: no question rittenhouse shot and killed two people and seriously hurt a third on the streets of kenosha during the riots last august, the prosecution tried to portray rittenhouse as the aggressor. ultimately though, the jury, after 26 hours of deliberation sided with the defense more waye jury finally got to hear the true story. reporter: now that it's dark out and kenosha, there are concerns about the possibility of unrest tonight because of that. local law enforcement in 500 national guard members are standing by in case they see similar rights to what precipitated the offense that led to t

grady trimble is putting it all to the test in naperville, illinois.increase from last year. turkey will cost you a lot more. we opted for a smaerl bird this year. prices are up 24% on those turkeys. and i'm going to do a little bit of a bob barker thing and go down the line starting with pretty much everything you need to make a pie including frozen pie cuft. up 20% from last year. veggie tray, 82 cents is what it will cost you up 12% from a year ago. we have our sweet potato casserole. nice browned marshmallows on top. three pounds of sweet potatoes, it's up 4 percent from the year ago. dinner rolls, 3.05 is the cost up a whopping 15% from a year ago. so you name the item, benjamin, just about everything is going to cost you more. i hate to be the bearer of bad news on what should be a happy holiday but it is sure to be the talk around the thanksgiving table this year how much everything is costing. one thing, though, one note. our stuffing, that's down 19%. somehow that's the only item the farm bureau says is down from last year. we'll end on the po

thank you, grady.d 80,000 truck drivers according to the american trucker association. a big increase and that number is expected to double in less than 10 years. who knows what that may do to the supply chain that's already out of whack? >> trucks in the united states move about 70% of the freight around the country. most of the stuff that we consume comes from overseas. and that's flowing into a few major ports that are completely backed up. and it makes it very, very difficult for these drivers. >> benjamin: let's bring in tre williams ceo of fleet force driving school. thank you for being on with us today. by 2030 there will be 160,000 truck drivers short. that's a staggering amount. why are they finding it so hard to get new drivers in? >> well, the american trucking association actually estimates the need to be 1.1 million truck drivers over the next 10-year period so i believe that 160,000 is just a pent-up demand that couldn't be fulfilled. the fact of the matter is that fewer people are enteri

grady trimble is at a refinery in indiana. tell us, grady, how bad will this be.he numbers, home heating with propane expected to skyrocket 54% compared to last winter. heating oil up 43%. natural gas, which is what most americans use up 30% from last winter. electricity up slightly as well from a year ago. these numbers, we should say, could be even worse if it is a colder winter than expected. part of what is driving up the prices is this mismatch we've been talking about between supply and demand for fuel. as we await concrete steps, energy secretary jennifer granholm will take to deal with the rising fuel costs many republicans are blaming the biden administration's anti-fossil fuel pro-renewable energy policies. here is one example. you were just talking in the last block about biden's pick tore comptroller currency. she also said earlier this year she hopes some fossil fuel companies get run out of business. listen. >> travel industries and serve are in transitioning. here what i'm thinking about primarily coal and oil and gas industry a lot of the smaller p

grady breaks down the numbers and what we can expect.sure if he was being sarcastic in that tweet. kriti: the likelihood of him doing even more share sales rises. let me show you the map behind it. he exercised options rented to him. 4.5 billion -- million options to buy stocks at a lower price. getting out of it -- selling at 30 before million and selling them using the stair sales he has to make up for the taxes. gaining $5 billion out of it. it is a pretty clear reaction over the last seven days, it has lost 80% of its value. that is not just tesla, the retail bitters, the institutional investors who followed his lead, we are seeing a tweet over the weekend in response to bernie sanders saying he might just do the share sales again. if they want me to sell more stock, bernie, say the word. is it about the options in particular? we parsed the numbers about how much he has to sell. he exercise about 9.4% of his options. about a 10th of those shares accommodate for the taxes in the options. he still has about 9 million shares to sell if

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grady trimble is live in st. charles, missouri for us what do you see there?en higher at about 7.5%. the same goes for other parts of the south. almost all of the midwest. you name the item, they're paying quite a bit more for it. take a look at the numbers for fuel. in st. louis, up about 58% from a year ago compared to nationally up 50%. same goes for food at restaurants in particular. they have skyrocketed. almost 11.5% from a year ago in the st. louis area. nationally up 5.3%. we've been talking to folks here on main street in st. charles. they're noticing the higher prices and they are frustrated by them. listen. >> when i go to the store now, i'm paying more for hamburger, things like that. yeah, i'm paying a lot more. >> i think everybody knows that the east and west coast are not in touch with reality and with the bulk of america is experiencing. >> that is the sentiment that we heard time and again from people in this area. at the same time that you see inflation rising in the midwest at a faster rate than the rest of the country, wages are increasing

grady trimble in chicago, are they prepared for the influx of travelers today?affing issues with airlines and she tells me there may be some kinks this holiday travel season but they are engaging with airlines to avoid those issues like we saw with american and southwest recently. demand is expected to be through the roof with this christmas in international travel resuming. delta says international flight bookings are up 450% united is expected 10000 more passengers to come into the united states compared to a week ago on monday and going forward is extremely high demand especially coming from places like europe. listen. >> i take the transatlantic and we are seeing booking levels exceed 2019 levels for the first time since the pandemic started. >> it's been a while since we heard that, in addition to international travel opening by planes there also really revaccinated people who went from canada or mexico. because of that there are long lines that we've heard that some of the border stops. in addition to that, it is good for business because people are coming

grady trimble back in waukesha with the latest on that. good morning. >> bill, good morning.ha darrell brooks was out on bail after allegedly running over the mother of his child earlier this month. the bail in that case as you mentioned set at just $1,000. given the severity of those charges and brooks lengthy wrap sheet dating to 1999 the democratic d.a. whose office set that bail admits it was inappropriately low and is reviewing how it happened. meanwhile, the community in waukesha is mourning the loss of five people ranging in age from 52 to 81. hundreds of people gathered at a vigil last night to mourn their loss. they are also praying for the 48 people who were injured including 18 children, 6 of them in critical condition. >> we went from a situation of just exuberant, thrilled children to calamity. >> we grieve together right now. we will heal together moving forward. >> brooks is now facing five counts of intentional homicide. more charges could be added on. his first court appearance is scheduled for 4:00 central time this afternoon. >> bill: 5:00 our time. thank y

thank you very much. joe grady from the l you very much. joe grady from the university and college unioneen music and the star of the show, greta thunberg, defended the friday to future movement. —— friday to the future movement. —— friday to the future movement. —— friday to the future movement. we understand that she is somewhere in the middle of that massive crowd and there. of course, she is the person who initiated this whole movement when she sat outside asking swedish politicians to rescue climate change just might recognise climate change and i will today when you can see the size of this now global movement when people here from all over the world, we have spoken to people from russia, ireland, america, all over, to get their voices heard. they are saying that they want the people inside that conference whole to hear what. .. inside that conference whole to hear what... has to say. one of the organisers just telling me there that i can't wait for her generation to get into power for change that people have to hear them now and that that is why so many of them are taking to the s

school, grady what's happening? in seattle and the denver area as well as in several other states have had to close because of these staffing issues. in seattle, teachers were already off for veterans day and then hundreds also took off today, to have a four day weekend, but then the district couldn't find enough substitute teachers to cover for them, so they decided to close up shop entirely for the day. here in chicago, all classes are canceled, but the district insists it has nothing to do with staffing shortages, they say today is vaccine awareness day, encouraging kids to get the jab, but many parents are complaining that its left them scrambling to find child care with only a week's notice. here is how one parent put it to the chicago tribune. it comes across at callus, to abruptly create a day off is really disruptive and disrespectful. that is not how most parents plan, so brian, whether it's staffing shortages or vaccine awareness day, liked to in chicago, a lot of parents trying to figure out child care at

david: grady, thank you very much.least three arrests have been made after 80 people ransack ad nordstrom store over the weekend in san francisco. claudia cowan is in walnut creek, california with the latest on this, claudia. reporter: well, david, that's right. this nordstrom actually outside of san francisco in walnut creek in the east bay area. knew police are beefing up patrols around this store as well as other shopping areas following a string of looting incidents this weekend around the bay area. cell phone video shows dozens of people flooding into the street after ransacking the nordstrom here. many wearing masks and carrying crowbars, carrying thousands of dollars in merchandise to a line ever cars waiting at the curb. now this happened just before closing time saturday night. the story was busy. witnesses say as many as 80 people swarmed in, as you mentioned. three people were arrested, including a suspect who had a gun. two employees were assaulted. one was pepper sprayed. the looting here coming a day afte

neil: thank you very much, grady trimble following all of that.ted on all five charges in kenosha, wisconsin. the protest shootings which to men were killed and another injured. the jury accepted the argument as part of the defense that this was self-defense. guy lewis joins us on the phone the former u.s. attorney. >> pretty stunning in terms of across-the-board suite by the defense. there is no question that this jury has taken a seriously. they spent four long days deliberating and they asked for evidence and they looked at the jury instructions clearly. they have looked at the evidence and frankly the message is twofold one the jury system, thank goodness it worked in the united states and secondly i walk away from this thing saying what the heck happened in the prosecution. how do you bring first-degree homicide murder charges and then you present such a discombobulated case of contradictory evidence, frankly i'm not surprised that the verdict. i'm sort of surprised it took this long but it does tell me the jury took the job very, very seriou

grady trimble is at a building supply company in wisconsin.e fear here at drexel building supply, stu. they surveyed their employees and found about half of them would quit if this mandate goes into place, joel fleischman is the president here on top of the hiring challenges that you would face, you have to pay for compliance, have employees making sure you're in compliance or get fined by the government, by osha. i mean, what the would all of this do for consumer costs? >> consumer costs would soar. i think we be out of business. we couldn't sustain that kind of increases in those kind of fines and control, i'm not sure we have the staff to be able to. reporter: stu mentioned things are on pause as this works its way through the courts. what are you doing in the meantime because the january 4 t approaching we're about a month away now. >> absolutely, we'll only a month away but we are steadfast to simply hold the line. we're not doing anything. i think it's really important not to do anything right now, just to say hey, this is not a law yet

kelly owe grady, thank you for your journalism there.resswoman nancy mace from house transportation. we heard from the truck driver that the woman who was running her own business has to move out-of-state, out of california. the white house is more focused on their spending plan and not the supply chain crisis? we have the inflation at the highest in three decades. now truckers being put out of business. what do you say? >> it is totally crazy. we have not addressed our supply chain crisis in an appropriate manner at all. when biden is talking about more spending, more spending is only contributing to our inflation woes and then to pay for all of this spending you have got to have more taxes. of course that contributes to inflation as well. i just don't understand the calculus here because it is not working clearly. things are only getting worse and more expensive for all of america. elizabeth: you know what is happening is, working class families and senior citizens on a fixed income pensions, their pension power is getting eroded. outs

grady and eric who died of emotional wounds after they came home. thank you. goodbye.t: james kitfield? guest: absolutely, lieutenant michael murphy is in my book. in each of these stories there is a decision, as i mentioned where they cut -- they could have done the easy and safe thing and they did the hard thing and the right thing. and michael murphy case, he was a seal team leader in and overwatch position and they get exposed by two gutter -- goat herders who wander into their position, i think it is a five-man team, and they are in many -- enemy territory and here they are with two goat herders, one of which is a young teenager, and they had to make a decision, what do we do with them. the easy thing would've been to kill them, because the mission required -- they could have justified killing the goat herders. but michael murphy puts it to a vote and he makes a very eloquent argument that we cannot kill these innocent goat herders even though it is probably going to put our lives in a forfeit if we let them go. and that is what happens. they let them go and quick