grady trimble with the very latest.50 lightning, all electric. you moo it have seen president biden driving one of these things a few weeks ago, and this is their latest and greatest but you're right. a lot of the automakers here in the u.s. and abroad are going all electric, or hybrid. this is the latest from ford, along with back there, you see the mustang mach e gt. i'm with darren palmer head of electric for ford so you got gm going into the electric space with the ev hummer, jeep is saying they are going electric, you've got a lot of competition. >> yeah, we're going our way. this vehicle is for our customer s, and we wanted it to be available for them with new features they never had before at a price they can afford as well so this vehicle starts from $39, 974. reporter: which is a lot better than other ev suv's and trucks on the market and coming in the future. >> we believe it's one of the best priced on the market vehicles, yes. reporter: and you say that electric is the future, ford is investing big money, bi

we had grady trimble there in indiana but grady went away.where grady trimble is, that is an area that has seen an explosion in the price of homes going up. there is also franklin, tennessee, that town has skyrocketed and in court elaine idaho, that's one of the small towns it's typically not on anybody's radar screen. home prices have gone up to the point where a lot of teachers now are having a difficult time finding places to live. >> sandra: without an exodus of major cities, people don't feel safe in these cities and they are branching out and going into the suburbs and more rural areas but also economically speaking you are just looking for a zero environment, and they saved money. the stock market has an all-time high so they're sort of this perfect world and spike in prices. >> the perfect world but unfortunately grady trumbull couldn't be part of. skipping out on the state legislatures, the special session may have spread to covid it. wait until you find out what it is that they are now asking for. senior editor mollie hemingway is h

grady trimble is at a pizza in chicago we know what he had for lunch today. prices be going up? reporter: unfortunately, it's looking likely, ashley, we're at lou malnati's an iconic deep dish pizza joint you can see how much dough they go through here and because of that they are watching closely as they're see ing that the price of wheat is going up. wheat is going to cost them more dough. let me show you spring wheat futures. they have gone up 32% since april, and that's because as you said, this year's spring wheat harvest is expected to be the lowest its been since 1988 down 41% from just last year, all because of the drought and the extremely hot temperatures in the northern plains. i talked to the coo and they tell us the wheat alone isn't forcing them to pass along higher prices to customers, not just yet, anyway. >> we don't tend to move based on one item moving, although wheat and mozzarella choice are the two biggest items that have a big impact on our business, specifically. reporter: but they are having to raise prices and that's cause well, ever

consumer goods, government officials are taking action to fund semiconductor research and innovation, grady trimble from a chip lab at the university of michigan. grady? are you in that lab right now? reporter: i'm not, and the reason why, lauren, is because on this side of the glass, we can wear our normal clothes. on that side where they are actually conducting the research , you have to wear those suits that you see , that researcher there wearing, so some of the research that they are doing here at the university of michigan, it has to do with creating these semiconductors, these computer chips, more efficiently so they can produce more of them in less time, to hopefully avoid shortages like what we're dealing with right now. another area where they are conducting research is working directly with the companies and the industries that use these chips to meet their needs. listen. university of michigan is working a lot with the automakers and especially also electronics, and one of the ways that we're helping that is by making chips specifically for the usages that they have, and that can help a

grady trimble is at an early cookout in naperville, illinois, looking at the rising cost of backyardbe harder to afford it this year compared to previous years. it's actually down just 16 cents compared to last year when you remember the meat supply chain was all out of whack, so prices were going up. we are, as you said, hosting our own backyard barbecue, and we paid a pretty penny for this stuff. if you're cooking out this year, the farm bureau says you're going to pay about 8% more for all sorts of items. let me show you the prices of the items that have gone up the most. strawberries, they're up 22% compared to a year ago. chocolate chip cookies up 11. hamburger guns, they're going to be more -- buns, they're gown to be more expensive, same with potato salad and chicken breasts. and grills are as well. they're up about $200 on average compared to a year ago. that's because so many people have been cooking out because it was one of the few things we could do during the pandemic, that we could enjoy outside. and propane if, that's going to cost you more. and, by the way, david, the

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grady trimble is, indeed, on barbecue watch right now. now you're in newspaperrerville, illinois -- naperville, illinois, but there's this report out that says your barbecue basket is cheaper than it was a year ago. what are they looking at? >> reporter: it's basically flat from a year ago, but you've got to remember last year, neil, all the meat supply chains were all out of whack, so that drove prices up a year ago this time. if you look at pre-pandemic numbers, it's actually going to cost you quite a bit more to purchase your food for a cook this weekend. we are grilling out here with a fella you might recognize, phil, who was a producer on your show and now lives out here and was happy enough -- and kind enough -- to join us on the grill today. i want to show you certain items that will cost you quite a bit more this year. start with strawberries. they're up 22% compared to 2020. chocolate chip cookies, they're going to be up substantially. hamburger buns, can't have a cookout without those. potato salad, boneless, skinless chicken bre

neil: incredible all right, grady trimble thank you very much, grady trimble in chicago of course, thesehey do have to stop to charge so there is that issue but their mileage is beefed up and the single charge can get them further than was the case in past but it's still a hurdle for electric vehicles in general. back with scott martin and steve moore. so the pent-up demand is there for existing fuel-powered cars guys, to say nothing of all these electric vehicles but again, the devil is getting them , right? getting those supplies whether it's because of a chip shortage or what have you but it's pretty real, the demand is there , scott, but they just can't get that supply, right? >> they can't and i think what's interesting about that, if they don't figure out the supply issue soon, neil, i think some of the buyers will just go away and throw their hands up and say all right we're going to wait because some of these are upgrades and some of them are things that people are buying because they are so flush with cash because of really great help from the government and other things so the

you will save money on the backyard barbecue but it doesn't tell the whole story joining is now grady trimblee 16 cents compared to last year end if you look at before the pandemic it's going to cost you quite a bit more to host a cookout at least when you look at the food prices the farm bureau says 8% more for cookout food this year compared to 2019, fill our producer was nice enough to grill for us and let me show you certain items that will cost you more than 2020, strawberries up 22%, chocolate chip cookies, hamburger buns which are a must, potato salad and boneless skinless chicken breasts costing you a little bit more this year and grills are costing quite a bit more as well and that's because people have been buying themem like crazy in the materis to make the girls costti more in sodas transportation right now so the average increase in price for a real of $200 from a year ago, the fact off the matter is you will pay more for the food after cookout the grill that you need to cookout in the t propane in your grill. brian: i have to stay on the bad news for a second, gas prices are goi

let's get the latest from grady trimble in chicago with more. ffects of the recent spike in violence as well. in fact, we talked to the other than of this food truck, aztec dave's, this is essentially a dispatch area for a number of food trucks, and he says he just ordered cameras to put on all of his trucks, new procedures for employees if they feel threatened or unsafe. and it's not just shootings that have been spiking recently. citywide sexual assaults are up, theft is up 26% compared to a year ago, same with rob roy and aggravate -- robbery and aggravated battery. the owner of ramon's tells us the city needs to protect its residents and businesses. >> their job is to keep our city safe. we expect that. so we want the high positions on the force and the mayor's office to do their part to insure they're not excluding any neighborhoods or sectors of business. we want with them to do their jobs, to be held accountable bl, and we want our city to be safe. >> reporter: police superintendent david brown was one of several law enforcement officials

fox business' grady trimble is live at the university of michigan at a chip lab. ions to this chip shortage might come from the state of michigan which leads in r&d and testing for computer chips. and this is the lab behind us. we are not inside because there's all this gear that you have to wear when you work with these computer chips. but they're doing research, particularly working with electronics industry as well as the auto industry to work on solutions to the to problems they're a facing. one of the ways they're working on developing chips is to try to consolidate chips so that they work for specific uses that, for example, the auto industry needs for its vehicles so that they need less of those chips in those vehicles. another thing that they're working on is i trying to produce more trips in a shorter amount of time. they put these chips when they produce them on what they call waffles or in batches, and they chop those waffles up kind of like a pizza. so they're hoping to produce larger batches, essentially producing these chips more efficiently. and this

grady trimble with fox business looking into the costs of your back yard barbecue in real terms. brady. >> hi, martha. probably more appropriate to say cookout food prices basically flat compared to last year. compared to prepandemic levels in 2019. it's going to cost you quite a bit more. 8% more. we're cooking out ourselves. here is our producer manning the grill. taking it seriously as well. we appreciate that. let me show you the food that will cost quite a bit more compared to 2020. strawberries, up 22%. chocolate chip cookies up 11%. hamburger buns, potato salad, skinless chicken breasts will cost you more than last year. grills will as well. so if you don't have a grill and planning to buy one ahead of the fourth of july weekend, you might get yourself a deal on one, but on average, prices have gone way up along with demand. the average grill cost about $200 more now than it did just a year ago. another thing that cost more, the fuel, the propane, the gas that you need to run your grill to have your back yard barbecue, this might surprise you, martha. there's a shortage of

grady trimble firing up the grill in illinois. ou name it. everything is pretty much more expensive compared to pre-pandemic levels. basically flat from 2020 fourth of july during the pandemic, but up about 8% according to the farm bureau compared to 2019. we are at our producer phil's house. this is phil on the grill this morning. you can see what he's already fired up for us. even before 10:00. met me show you the number -- let me show you the numbers of certain items that are going to cost quite a bit more this year compared to last year. strawberries up 22% compared to 2020. chocolate chip cookies are going to cost more, hamburger buns, potato salad and boneless, skinless chicken breasts. we've got a nice assortment here. the farm bureau says you can spend about $60to field ten people for your cookout. we splurged a little bit and spent about $125 for the spread you see here along with everything on the grill. and speaking of grills, sales of grills have been on fire since last year really because people are spending so much ti

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grady trimble in the elkhart region of indiana. the latest read on the housing market is out in just a few minutes, expected to rise 3.5% in june. we'll find out if that holds true at 10 a.m. eastern, just coming up in under five minutes. >>> all right, let's check the markets. you just saw home builders moving lower, the s&p flat, ever so slightly in the green, but the dow off 35 points, the nasdaq essentially gnat as well. >> all right, still ahead we have liz peek, leo terrell, charles hurt and tiki barber. what a lineup. the second hour of "varney" is next. ♪ feels like the first time, feels like the very first time. ♪ it feels like the first time, it feels like the very first time. ♪ i have waited a lifetime, spent my time so foolishly ♪♪ . . the rule in business used to be, "location, location, location." now it's, "network, network, network." so you need a network that's built right. verizon business unlimited starts with america's most reliable network. then we add the speed of verizon 5g. we provide security that's made for

cheryl: grady trimble live for us, grady is right what we're seeing with cars what we've seen with -- has a sensor tied to a chip we need these we heard only producing 12% of those now so when you look at it that is why, i think, as a stock investor, obviously, if you look at semiconductor industry up 19% this year look at some more innovate companies like informative i haddia internet of things we need more chips going forward clear runway for companies, i know i am glad grade focused on that story i think interesting a good thing down the line to this is point, coming up, to the depths and beyond, we are going to show you the world's deepest pool in the underwater, that is making a buzz this morning we are going to tell you about it coming up next. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ announcer: this week on "mornings with maria" thunderstorm, subway revamped, insisting nothing to hide about tuna salad ceo will join me. wednesday the biden budget equals bad use for economic growth mulvaney is here to tell us why, thursday a hidden loophole in infrastructure bill could have china ranking committee member explain

grady trimble joins us from o'hare international at chicago.from those places into the city of chicago is not vaccinated they are advised to either get a negative covid test within 3 days of the trip to chicago or quarantine for 10 days once they arrive. although there's not much teeth to that but as you said this comes as the leisure travel boom is on. people are back at the airport here and across the country with more than 1 million and have people going to tsa checkpoints every single day for the last two months basically and in los angeles county new restrictions there, they are going back to an indoor mask mandate for all businesses including bars and restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores and even for people who are vaccinated. as americans are eager to get back to traveling and back to a normal life a lot of feel like these new restrictions or reinstated restrictions feel like a step backwards. stuart: i want to show you the price of booking holdings, they own priceline.com. more than half of booking holdings down a little bit but m

grady trimble is at a chip lab in michigan.g a shortage of as we speak. and one of the things that they're doing research into and developing here at the university is ways to produce more chips in a shorter amount of time. basically, make production more efficient. and there you see one of the researchers waving at us. and i talked to one of the professors who helps run the lab here. he also says they're working specifically with industries that have been impacted by the shortage, so think consumer electronics as well as especially here in michigan the auto industry. listen. >> university of michigan is working a lot with the automakers and especially electronics. and is one of the ways that we're helping that is by making chips specifically for the usages that they have. and that can help also consolidate chips so that they can have better chips and need fewer of them to execute the kind of problems that they need to solve. >> reporter: and, of course, the chip shortage is a short-term problem that industries are facing, and

lawrence: grady trimble takes us there. hey, grady.an 10,000 planes and a half a million people descending on oshkosh, wisconsin from all over the country. >> we are from texas, northeast texas. we are here for the greatest are aviation in the world. >> bringing the little guy out. >> before your time in oshkosh, have you ever seen anything like. >> this nothing like it. we took off with the geico maneuvering with less than 5 feet between the planes. these precision pilots fly for commercial airlines as well. they say air shows like oshkosh help recruit the next generation. >> all of us never pass up the opportunity wave at the kids out there. sign autographs and take pictures with them. >> each one could be a future pilot. >> you have to look at every one like they are going to be your airline pilot when you are retired. >> also here military heros who fought for our freedom as far back as world war ii. this refurbished hell cat painted to look exactly like the aircraft navy ace don mcpherson flew in the south pacific. >> it's just am

grady trimble reporting for fox business at the chip a lab ann arbor, michigan. >> i learned that thisen particularly hard-hit by the shortage, so it's fitting that these solutions would come from this lab at the university of michigan. they work with consumer electronic companies as well as the auto industry to work on ships for their needs, so hopefully in the future they will need fewer chips to get the same job done. there are also working on ways to produce chips more efficiently. listen. >> we make them like pious, so when we slide the wafer, we can get more chips out so you can make them faster and more in one batch. we'll get more per batch so we can produce more over a certain amount of time. >> there's been a big push to ramp up u.s. production of these computer chips. you can see the problem here. back in 1990 we use fewer chips, but the u.s. accounted for a third of all ships produced globally and now that number is around 12%. there is a big investment from the federal government. billions of dollars for manufacturing as well as the state of michigan. john? >> john: thank

grady trimble is live in chicago. how will it go, grady?hange any of the rules for entry to lollapalooza but they were already pretty strict. if you are vaccinated you have to show proof of that before you are allowed into the venue. if you are not vaccinated you have to show proof of a negative covid test within 72 hours of arriving at the event. and you have to wear a mask the entire time you are here. mayor lori light foot says going forward with this event that helps sustain hundreds of jobs in the city of chicago and helps generate millions of dollars for the local economy is the right decision. >> i don't have any hesitation about lollapalooza because the organizers have been very focused on public health and safety. the other thing to keep in mind it's outside. that makes a difference. we know now for a year plus that the danger of transmission is less outside than it is inside. >> people typically come from all over the country for lollapalooza, but this year more than a dozen states are on the city of chicago's travel advisory list

grady trimble is at the lollapalooza, for details hey, grady. reporter: hey, david.palooza, but they were already pretty strict to begin with, if you're vaccinated and attending the event, you've got to show proof of that, upon arrival and if you're not vaccinated and want to get in you have to show proof of a negative covid test within 72 hours of the music festival. you've also got to wear a mask the entire time, if you haven't gotten the jab yet. mayor lori lightfoot says going forward with this event which brings millions of dollars into the local economy and supports hundreds of jobs is the right decision. >> i don't have any hesitation about lolla, particularly because the organizers have been very focused on public health and public safety and the truth of the matter is, we have large-scale events that have been happening at least since june 11 when we became fully open as a city and we've been able to do those things successfully. reporter: this , though, by far the largest event. people typically come from all over the country for lollapalooza. this year tho

is coast-to-coast, i am grady trimble, the travel boom is still on despite the fact that some restrictionsing people who are vaccinated and unvaccinated wear masks indoors and in los angeles county the mask mandate is back in place this saturday. public health officials saying other restrictions are still on the table. >> we begin to see improvements in transmission of covid 19 but waiting to be at high community transmission levels before making a change would be too late. >> reporter: in chicago the city at arkansas and missouri back to its travel advisory list after several weeks with no states on that list. public health officials advising unvaccinated travelers to take a test 3 days before our arrival or quarantine for 10 days upon arrival. they are also monitoring several other states that could get added to the list including florida, nevada and utah but people are still traveling for vacations, maybe not as much for business, 2 million americans went through tsa checkpoints, 3 times as many as the same day a year ago so as these new restrictions are put back in place in certain are

grady trimble is in elkhart county.id, you mentioned new home sales down in the month of june but here specifically in the midwest they were up quite a bit, more than 5 1/2% in fact. maybe part of the reason for that is because people are coming to places like elkhart where you can get more bang for your buck and pay lower taxes. elkhart was number 13 on "the wall street journal" and realtor.com list of emerging housing markets. let me show you the top five. number one, billings, montana. coeur d' alene, idaho. another indiana town, fort wayne, indiana, and rapid city, south dakota and raleigh, north carolina. marilyn mauser is a real estate broker. we see multiple offer situations, people waving appraisal. you're seeing that to a higher degree. >> definitely a seller's market in elkhart county. when a home is listed we're seeing multiple offers. buyers awaiting inspections, appraisal guaranties. it in a frenzy here. reporter: we're here between detroit, chicago and indianapolis, are people uprooting their lives to come

air,once again,oshkosh air show returns after getting wings clipped by pandemic grady trimble is liveg aviation in terms of the company is here this morning perhaps more importantly aviation you thuflts descended on oshkosh by plane and car what you can't see more than 10,000 planes scattering all over airport more tents with people spend entire week camping here we have a chance yesterday to go up with the sky pierpz the folks write messages up in the sky, in in smoke, and they fly world war ii eraplanes at times within four feet of those other planes it was a remarkable experience. almost all of the sky pipers are commercial air pilots in addition to 15 air shows an industry huge demand right now also, experiencing a pilot shortage, we talked to my captain chris thomas how shows like this can help build interest in aviation, get young pilots to sign up for pilot school. listen. >> it is great to see if we go down the line parents with kids sitting front row, and, you know, all of us never pass up the opportunity, to wave at kids out there sign autographs take pictures one could be a

grady trimble in chicago joining us now. you're talking to business owners. says he just ordered security cameras to install on all of his trucks. he also has procedures in place for employees if they ever feel threatened or unsafe in any way. they take all the cash out of the trucks, any valuables out of the trucks every day. they know other owners had their trucks broken into. it is not just shootings here in chicago, stuart. let me show you other types of crime are up as well. sexual assault, theft up 26% compared to last year. same with robbery and aggravated battery. the owner here says the city needs to do more to protect its people and its businesses. >> it is largely due to just the climate here in chicago. i know there is a lot of things going on with the mayor's office and the chicago police department. we just want everything to be done correctly. we want those positions to be taken into account and to be held accountable for their actions. professionally i mean, they're at a job to keep our city safe. we would expect that. reporter: police superin

grady trimble in the middle there. not yet in the mosh pit but at lalapalooza.will have to wear masks. the cdc new guidance doesn't change any of the rules for entry into lalapalooza, because they were already pretty strict. here are the rules if you're vaccinated you have to show proof of that in order to enter the venue. if you are not vaccinated you have to show a negative covid test within 72 hours arriving. you have to wear a mask the entire time if you're not vaccinated. mayor lori lightfoot says going forward with the event that generates millions of dollars with the local economy and helps sustained hundreds of jobs is the right decision. >> i don't have any hesitation about lala particularly because the organizers have been very focused on public health and public safety. the other thing to keep in mind is, it is outside. that makes a difference. we know now for a year plus that the danger of transmission is less outside than it is inside. reporter: people typically come from all over the country for lalapalooza but this year more than a dozen states ar

indeed.com/promo maria: welcome back, now chicago is issuing a travel advisory amid covid-19 pandemic, grady trimbleor mask mandate goes back into effect, on saturday, that is regardless of vaccinations statistics means in bars, restaurants retail grocery stores wear a mask other restrictions on table here in chicago let me show you travel advisories they are in place for arkansas, missouri. that means unvaccinated travelers from those states have to take a test three days before reviving to chicago or have to quarantine 10 days upon arrival, the city is also monitoring other states that you can see on that map, for potentially add them to the list this comes as there is a leisure travel boom right now more than a million and half travelers have gone through tsa checkpoints across the country every single day, for the entire month of june and so far, in july. americans respond to high demand adding recalling 3300 flight attendants who had taken voluntarily leaves of absence coming back wants to add 800 new flight attendants clear among boom of travel americans want to get back to sense of normalcy c

. >>> less bang for your being buck companies fining a sneak yea way to save as costs rides grady trimblefast time focus on breakfast like family sized boxes used to be over 19 ounces now 18 oundz us ones, not just in this cart let me show you other items, that have gotten smaller take tillamook ice cream down 8 ounces from what it used to be rever given se's peanut butter cups now 1.5 ounces it is home products as well paper towel that costo 20 sheets less per hol hefty trashbags used to have 90 bags in a box now only 80, owner of happy foods where we are sort of out of your control nothing you can do about it. >> there is nothing i can do about it, it is distribution you get from vendors the vendors making it smaller packaging smaller we get invoiced in have to make a percentage, so passed on to the consumer >> you started to notice this shrinkflation a few years ago but it is really ramped up over the last several months >> exactly, exactly it has been going on about i would say 2 1/2 years now you can really see it >> what changed obviously, manufacturing costs going up labor costs go

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grady trimble from our sister network, fox business, joins us live with a behind the scenes look. re the pandemic hit, when the last chicago auto show was. i'm with darren palmer, he is head of ev for ford. you have a lot of electric model s coming out right now including the mustang mach e gt behind you but there's still people hesitant about electric vehicles what do you say to them? >> what we're doing our strategy is to make electric vehicles that do things gas vehicles could never do and that makes a very tempting product that tempts customers into coming and have a look at them. in the case of this vehicle, we get heart that goes along with the head and once they experience the drive of a performance electric most people don't want to go back. reporter: it's word of mouth too because a lot of people like you said haven't given an electric. >> that's correct. these cars are at the dealers for seven days so if each person tells their friends and it goes from person to person. reporter: by the way, ford wants 40% of its fleet to be electric by 2030, so a lot of models here today