maybe a sociologist will applaud the guys for grocery shopping.tomato tomato. >> that might be a little sexist. that leaves us to the question of the day. do you think the man isle is convenient or conventioffensive. >> or both. shoot us an e-mail at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com or on twitter. >> 18 after the hour. it is good to have friends in high places. a new report reveals ms global's connection to the justice department might have benefited the embattled firm. we will look into that. >> time and time again you hear the risk of having children later in life. but this morning we have a surprising health benefit for women having babies in their 40z. stay tuned for that. >>> a look at the latest weather following last night's massive storms along the east coast. [ manager 1 ] out here in the winds, i have to know the weather patterns. i upgraded to the new sprint direct connect. so i can get three times the coverage. [ chirp ] [ manager 2 ] it's like working in a giant sandbox with all these huge toys. and with the fastest push-to-talk... i can k

which was signed into being in one thousand nine hundred six by bill clinton and that encourages grocery stores to donate food and it protects them from being sued so i'm just asking him to consider moving trader joe's into the next step of simply not wasting as much food and getting it to people who need it i figured the c.e.o. of trader joe's probably wouldn't get back to me after one letter so i decided to send him. a letter a day for the next month a letter went out to t.j. c.e.o. dan bain every morning and we continue diving as normal time passed dumpsters swelled with food and then suddenly the landscape changed we began seeing more people at the dumpsters and not your typical diverse people that seem to need the food a lot more than we did. as i waited to hear back from trader joes about all the food in their trash cans the world spiraled into a food crisis a kid. again the plan. to be. to. be. sure to. change. to meet. a slant. or to. to. be. in command. newsgroup. after sending letters for two weeks i got a call from the trader joe's headquarters allison from public relations as

maybe that's better than jumping in here tom stair for that one trader joe's gave us six grocery carts full of food and if i would've called them today i would have been in the dumpster tonight we were taking the food to the salvation army's bell shelter southeast of downtown l.a. the bell shelter down there. where we are the shelter is a halfway house offering long term treatment for substance abuse and mental illnesses they provide room board and treatment to four hundred fifty people. on this earth foundation army. yeah. ok thank you we should have had ten truckloads of food but many of the trader joe's i had called didn't want to take the time and the whole foods store backed out of the last minute. sandra the lead cook told me that getting enough food is a constant struggle especially as the country's economic crisis deepens i enjoy my tent i'm the only good for the salvation army bell south to skid to resupply breakfast lunch and dinner for. forty fifty people a day if we wouldn't have picked up this food tonight at trader joe's it would have dried here comes it is it better for

hey, maybe a sociologist will applaud the guy for grocery shopping. tomato, tomateo. >> you have all of the food groups and there is some meat, beef jerky. >> yeah. >> vegetable, potato chips. >> you have your energy drinks, your men -- always sold out of old spice and that is older than you. you and spice. [ laughter ] >> would that make you go shopping? >> i never know a grocery store once looking for beef jerky or bought old spice ever. muscle milk is not on my list. [ laughter ] >> and some beer and chips probably. >> some ben and jerry there. >> whatever. >> cookie dough. >> exactly. >> cookies and cream. >>> and that is signing good. >> any time like this and next week, that gets cooler. >> okay. >> and probably not talking about the heat index values approaching 100 degrees and a beautiful picture of the cathedral out there and that is looking pretty dry for us this evening and i am not completely ruling out a showerer a thunderstorm. we start with radar and i want to show you where it's not raining in the district, of course. and there is a co

i decided to ask the grocery stores. ok so here we are a trader joe's saturday afternoon i'm going to go in and talk to them because i went to their website and their website says that they prefer to talk face to face i was once on a lot of common things. in the right so none of the stores. he's going to give me the card for the place already called which refused so basically it's impossible to talk to anybody on camera i mean even off camera they wouldn't discuss details so the phone on which i got from. go they won't talk to me company policy no interviews no. no interview call this guy i got the card. for the number for the main office but she said she'll see a pallet and on that pallet are four trash cans and those trash cans are all filled with meat and all of that gets thrown away we're here. dumpster that has a lot gate and another rule that i've been told is never penetrate into something that is not yours it's not mine if they don't open it then they don't they don't want me to get into it so i just wanted to bl

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a big part of -- a big component of the city target here in the metrion will be the grocery section. it will be significant and will offer fresh meat, produce, vegetables to the bakery items, and in conjunction with that first offering -- that grocery offering, the target would like to offer the convenience of being able to purchase beer and wine with their other cockroach reece -- a other grocers. the alcohol sales are small portion, but they are a convenience to customers shopping for grocery items, and consumers shopping for grocery items would expect to find the speed with respect to the comments raised this morning, we have worked very closely with the san francisco police department and that with them. we had extensive discussions with the representatives from the police department and with the abc. we have agreed to conditions that were laid out here this morning. it will ensure that target's alcohol sales operation did not negatively impact the community. the police are satisfied with those conditions, and targets operations, there will be no negative impact on the surroundin

store and people are bringing you food because you have no food at the grocery. it's kind of ironic. >> a large portion of chevy chase is still without power, including the lights on connecticut avenue. at the chevy chase supermarket, 60 employees have been out of work for the past week. and what will be their third major power outage in 15 months. >> our family has been here for 58 years. we will bounce back. this is what we do. we're part of the neighborhood. the neighborhood is here for us. we're here for the neighborhood. but this is devastating. it really is. >> reporter: at this point if you have a downed tree or downed power lines in your neighborhood and you have not seen a crew there to take care of any of this, it's a good idea to go ahead and report it again. just in case it somehow has been overlooked. in northwest, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >> let's check on the midday holiday traffic right now. danella sealock is here. >> if you are traveling today down to the national mall, i do got to tell you a lot of street closures around the mall. your best

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in many of the communities, the local grocery store is gone now. and so what is left in many of those communities is just the convenience stores. so those convenience stores now carry everything from oil to tools to, you know, all kinds -- and particularly in rural america now, it's an aging population. and in a lot of our older folks that live in those areas, they are faced with 20 miles may not sound like a lot to some people, but to our elderly that's a problem. i hope we can come up with something that works for everybody. >> mr. king? >> i thank the gentleman for yielding, i want to say there are 286 towns in my congressional district. i have been to every single one. there are quite a number that don't have a convenience store and there will be a greater number if this doesn't go on. i yield back. >> well i'm prepared -- consent to withdraw the amendment. unless somebody else wants to talk? >> okay. gentleman, asking to withdraw. >> see no opposition, so ordered. >> i have anyone seeking recognition for amendment on this side of the room? gen

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do you expect prices on those products to go up in the grocery store?re's the interesting thing about this, and it gives me an opportunity to point out howl little of that grocery store dollar the farmers and ranchers actually get. 14 cents of every food dollar goes in the pocket of a farmer/rancher. while the prices will likely increase, it will have an marginal impact on food prices. what really drives food prices are energy costs. >> it's my understanding that prices on a lot of things from cereal to soft drinks and meat prices are already up in some cases by 30%. that has nothing to do with the drought? >> they shouldn't be, because those -- the prices and the impact of a drought probably will not likely be seen in the grocery aisles until later next year. 2013. folks are using this opportunity to raise prices inappropriately, shame on them. >>> well, the race for the white house now. which has been dominated for days as you've well seen, about questions about mitt romney's tenure at bayne capital. romney insists the attacks have crossed the line, e

and your pocket at the grocery store. jackie will report shortly on food problems but first the husk of the problem in the fields in rockford, illinois, with jane wells. >> reporter: corn prices turning negative in first time in a year and supposed to be the first year ever. this is supposed to be the field of dreams and then it stopped tra raining. it's dry, dry, dry. we won't have the largest corn crop ever. third largest perhaps and why corn turned negative now. >> even i think now even a two-inch rain would not salvage this crop. >> reporter: it's the movement, the moment of judgment in the midwest and pollination begins. the time farmers need the rain the most. corn could go to $9 a bushel. it isn't doing that today and farmers and ranchers and food manufacturers are all supposed to be hedging locking in prices when corn at five bucks, right? well, some did. a lot didn't because they thought prices would go lower. >> why buy corn at $5 when jerry and his friends plant enough for 3.5 and make more money and in a droug

as the grocery -- you have seen these grocery prices lately they are high, high, high. we are going to show you several ways that you can actually cut your bill while you still manage to eat well. >> i can't wait for this segment. >>> this walrus busting a move to michael jackson without missing a beat. you could learn a few moves from that guy. >> a judge awarding the families killed in 9-11 attack $6 billion. this is the first for those responsible for the civil attacks for civil penalties. whether the plaintiffs will see a penny still unclear at this point. there is a settlement over back pages was to minimum wage. they pay 7 bucks $0.25 because the city didn't have enough cash to meet payroll. >>> a lot of folks noticed the sticker shock in the grocery aisle is now expected to get worse with the drought in the midwest. other extreme coupons which can seem a full-time job. what can we do to help cut costs. vera gibbons is here to help us. >> if you don't want to do the extreme coupons there's another route. it's a little time consuming because you have to figure out

and along for the groceries she is stocking up on concern. >> what are going to do?ces could jump up 7.5% from where they were in january. for her already working two jobs to get by, her $150 per week at a grocery bill could jump $12. that is almost $600 more per year. >> i do not know what i'm going to do but seriously. i am working part-time and working full-time. >> since june, a bushel of corn has soared 38% beans 48%. the spike in corn prices have caused concern among dairy farmers. and chickens are laying fewer eggs. >> we are getting about seven or eight dozen right now. >> which means we can all expect to pay more in 2013 especially for beef dairy products, and poultry. that means many like this woman are struggling harder to keep food on the table. >> these food prices are going to go up, even if we do get some rain. in the meantime, the federal government said it will try to do what it can for farmers, but in the meantime, what they really need is rain. >> today was a beautiful day but some heat is coming. and speaking of heat, and following up on the last

convenience to customers shopping for grocery items, and consumers shopping for grocery items would expect to find the speed with respect to the comments raised this morning, we have worked very closely with the san francisco police department and that with them. we had extensive discussions with the representatives from the police department and with the abc. we have agreed to conditions that were laid out here this morning. it will ensure that target's alcohol sales operation did not negatively impact the community. the police are satisfied with those conditions, and targets operations, there will be no negative impact on the surrounding neighborhood, as is the abc. so we would ask the supervisors to follow the recommended issue of the police department. i am happy to answer any questions. [bell rings] >> thank you. any other public comment? if anybody else would like to comment on this item, you can line up on this side. >> good morning. my name is earl, and i was surprised that target was going to be selling alcohol, too. there was no community outreach, none that i know of. i go to co

do you expect prices on those products to go up in the grocery store?ng thing about there, and it gives me an opportunity to point out how little of the grocery store dollar the farmers and ranchers get. 14 cents of every food dollar that goes through a grocery store goes in the pocket of a farmer or rancher. while these commodity prices will likely increase, it will have a marginal impact on food prices. what really drives food prices more significantly are energy costs. that's why it's important for us to continue to focus on the president's all of the above approach to produce more energy in the united states so that those energy costs are kept stable. food costs are liable to increase. >> it's my understanding, mr. secretary, that prices on a lot of things from cereal to soft drinks and meat prices are already up in some cases by 30%. that has nothing to do with the drought? >> they shouldn't be because those -- the prices and the impact of a drought probably will not likely be seen in the grocery aisles until later next year, 2013. if folks are usi

>> shoppers say they are already clipping coupons to stretch their grocery budget. she spends over $200 a week. she says she also offers staples which are said to qualify soon. >> hens will lay only small eggs if they lay at all, and it has an impact on the viability. some of the chickens will died. >> it is worrisome news for the seniors and who worry that if the price goes up, it will impact somewhere else. i saw lot of things we normally on that.ut down >> corn is also used to make ethanol. energy analysts say ethanol prices are holdings asteady. they get a further 5 billion boson -- bushels in the u.s. there could be a bottle of food versus fuel in the u.s. >> it is not just a grocery store. and gas prices are inching upward again. the average price of a regular gallon jumped. a 7 cent increase from last week around the fourth of july. they have fully restored power to all customers following the june 29 storm. nearly three-quarters of a million people lost electricity during the event, some for a week. 1.3 million phone calls and 5000 e-mails, and they are asse

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a grocery store had to turn customers away because they lost power. employees were busy salvaging whatever food they could. they still had to throw out some perishable items. they cannot begin to estimate losing. money they're >> it is a killer. we will get back. >> the government is pushing the utility companies to get the power back as soon as possible. he said the crews need to do everything they can. emergency cooling centers will remain open this week. there are now 11 throughout the city. they are listed on the screen. there is a chance some locations may change. call 311 before heading to a certain center. all public libraries will serve as cooling centers in harford county. we have a complete list of those cooling centers on our website. wbaltv.com. >> officials are asking residents to conserve water. the treatment plant has been running on generator power. use water only for the essential services. use water wisely so water tanks can refill. >> it takes a lot of energy and a lot of work for the pumps at the filtration plants to produce massiv

so what does that mean for food prices at the local grocery store? liz crenshaw is here with that answer for us. >> jim, more of the country is in moderate drought than any other time than the last few years. but we won't know the real impact of this drought until august or september according to the u.s. department of agriculture. crops that are being affected, soy beans and corn. they have both already sustained permanent damage. so in the grocery soy bean oil is used in salad dressing. that might go up. corn is not just eaten on the cob. it is used in 74% of the foods that consumers buy in the supermarket according to usda. but, again, it's not clear if and when we're going to see higher prices in those foods. one thing we do know, lower prices for beef and pork. ranchers are selling their herds because their hay fields and drinking ponds have dried up. that means livestock is going to be slaughtered sooner and grocers will see a greater supply. they could see good deals on beef and pork in the coming months. now we did speak to safeway today. the

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we have another health warning, something many of us do, reusable grocery bags. they come in contact with chicken, meat, produce, which all has bacteria that can go this to the bags and the next time, it gets on other foods. >> it's important not to use grocery bags for other purposes, they should be set as grocery bags and as a matter of fact some recommend that you label one for meats, for produce, that type of thing so you don't get in cross conanymore nation. >> there you go. it's important not to leave them in the truck where the heat gives the bacteria a boost. should you wash them after each trip and 97% said you never wash them. >> now the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> start off with the updated look of the severe thunderstorm watch. this is going to go in to the evening, we have multiple severe thunderstorm warnings i expect to see warnings into maryland. happy, this has been the recipe all july long. it's the peak heat waves and that intense heating of the day that helps fuel the frontal boundary, pushing into the north. you end u

the tenderloin has no grocery store. the community has really pushed to see a housing project there and a grocery store. we don't just to develop housing, but we develop affordable commercial space. we hope to continue doing this. >> i am a community organizer. affordable housing, it should be a priority concern. it is one of the largest issues here in the city. we need to take that into account and put that at the forefront of all issues and concerns facing san francisco. a lot of families have been pushed out because they can no longer afford to live here. it is also one of the most expensive places to live in the world. this is amazing city to live in, and we have to make sure that is available for everyone. they are steadily being forced into the southeast section of the city where it is the only place affordable. there is high concentrations of affordable housing that we need to make sure we spread that out and make sure that people have a safe place to live throughout san francisco and available for all people to l

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