heinz it says it will keep helping those residents until the and of the month. one of the residents that said they did not want to be identified by name, the hotel tower at her -- told her that her housing is not been extended. >> she said do not check out, do not, down there you are stressing people out, you are stressing me out, buzzing on me for -- fussing on me for checking on the extension of the hotel. they only have it extended until tomorrow, it is supposed to be extended until the 31st. we are supposed to sit here and just let them do whatever they want. reporter: we question him about the break in communications some residents are reporting. heinz's had a monthly repair for this deadline, what are you savor the bmr residents that are waiting for temporary housing? >> we are providing options and the residents are looking options we are providing, working very was there with the city. there is a process in place. reporter: we contacted san francisco's housing department regarding the 137 below market rate residents who have been displaced. the city says

my action caused both the city and my family and we also got a statement from us attorney stephanie heinz about the case that says in part for at least 12 years nuru shook down contractors eager for city business trading his authority and influence for millions of dollars in cash construction work travel meals and gifts this case demonstrates. the justice system will punish corrupt public officials. the judge ruled that nuru has to forfeit that ranch and the process is now starting to take away his pension late today though an ominous tweet from the fbi saying that they're investigation is not over a dozen people have been charging this case and clearly more could come for the item in san francisco dan noyes abc 7 news sounds like it dan time will tell thank you so much if you have a story for the abc 7 news 19 go to abc 7 news com slash item or call one eight eight forty it. breaking news now out of oakland police are searching for a missing nine-year-old. his name is wanye newton? and this is his picture. he was last seen out one 15. afternoon at markham elementary that's on krause aven

we received a statement from heinz spokesperson says the company has worked to make sure that the 500 people who lived here had temporary housing, offering hotel stays or per diems. but due to the extended repairs, they cut that program off on wednesday. they said they have 24 hour security on site here and that contractors will be escorted and recorded by security officers are encouraging anyone who believes they were the victim of a burglary to report that to the company. and the police. they're estimating that residents can return and possibly moved back in sometime in early 2023. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. their forecast update. the weekend is almost here. it looks like a little bit of a warm up as we head into your saturday forecast, but all week long we've been talking about cool conditions, coast side with some fog and some hot numbers inland. you can see those temperatures from this afternoon. lots of nineties for concord, fairfield and antiochus this afternoon. here is the plan this weekend. no big changes. for tomorrow, the hottest locations will

williams to write fiction, particularly in his first novel that she saw heinze sitting on the shoulderring your take. >> like the angry ones. >> yeah, that's the one i was-- >> specifically, yes. >> you know, i guess i think that it's maybe-- i don't want to use the term refined, but that again, i would think that the-- the distinctiveness, this is coming from the biographical perspective, you know, i think that the environment and the early experiences are going to be so profound that chester, you know, being raised in mississippi and arkansas, and the long stretch in the ohio state penitentury, would definitely give them a particular kind of an assertiveness and i would also say, a rawness to his artistic form. and that williams is, you know, he also has, you know, a certain kind of -- i would like to read a little bit about the power because again, i think that people just wouldn't know some of williams' early work. but i think that it's very much harnessed and refined, and williams is like a, you know, a puncher who is smooth and maybe disguised as the punch. and wants to make sure

kraft, heinz, or intel? >> remember this, obviously, you know this. we want your advice. my son wants you to tell him. >> give me something else. how about we are giving him to j&j. we are not going to let him do crafts, heinz, or intel. we stand for youth on mad money. that is our plan. we are not backing away from it. >> let us go to kenneth in new york. >> hague, how are you doing? >> i am doing well. how are you doing? >> i am doing okay. i wanted to get your thoughts on jenna rack holding. >> i like the company very much. it is your hope in a grand universe. i say goodbye to generac. >> how about peter in new jersey. >> >> jackie and i have a couple of stocks that we are not treating but holding through facebook and google. if you're going to add into it, if there is any life in it, snap. what do you think? holding it for two years? >> no life. we are going to have to worry about snap for now. i like both of the other stocks better. the one on google has gotten in trouble with the justice department as well. that is my game plan for you. >> i can't endorse the money

we received a statement from heinz spokesperson says the company has worked to make sure that the 500 people who lived here had temporary housing, offering hotel stays or per diems. but due to the extended repairs, they cut that program off on wednesday. they said they have 24 hour security on site here and that contractors will be escorted and recorded by security officers are encouraging anyone who believes they were the victim of a burglary to report that to the company. and the police. they're estimating that residents can return and possibly moved back in sometime in early 2023. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox. two news. millions of dollars in new state funding is coming to san francisco to improve and expand resources for a p i seniors in the city's sunset district today, san francisco state assembly member phil ting announced the new funding $2.3 million will be used to renovate the south sunset playground clubhouse and another 1.2 million in state funding will support self help for the elderly planned senior center. on terrible street. we want to make sure that th

are you with heinz? i'm just trying to give a card to somebody. just the last couple of minutes.e stayed off their property and about 15 minutes ago as spokesperson got back to us, and said the company has worked hard to make sure that the 500 people who lived here had temporary housing, offering hotel stays or per diems. but due to the extended repairs, they had to cut that program off on wednesday. they also said they have 24 hours security on site here and that contractors will be escorted. and recorded by those security officers, and they're also encouraging anyone who believes they were the victim of a burglary to report that to the company, the building management as well as two police, they're estimating that residents can return sometime in early 2023. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox two news. alright, thanks so much christian. fire crews in the east bay put out a house fire in concord firefighters sentence this video taken, his crews were arriving on scene it just flames coming out of the bedroom window out of a home on useless avenue . this fire s

vintage drip collection features secondhand designer pieces and street where each with a heinz ketchup offered in sizes ranging from extra extra small to extra extra large. you can buy it exclusively on thread ups website proceeds will go to hunger relief and look with children sell. you know what's a little with a little stain gets on a piece of clothing. i remember i used to work so hard to get those stains out of the onesies, but by the time they're toddlers will make it's fine. it's fine. it's a sign of where who needs kids. i get stains on my shirt sometimes, so, i mean, but it's for a good cause. so i might you know you might consider buying that, do you? are you messy eater? i am not. but all i can think about when i see that is if that shirt was sold at nordstrom's. it would be $500 for that shirt you're thinking about, but at least this is this is for a good cause. no, i'm not a messy eater and i forget, although i went to starbucks yesterday, and i grabbed the lead by the top into the car. i don't know if you smell it my suit. everything smells like coffee yesterday. no yeah.

heinz says some cleaning solution excellent accidentally mixed it in with the drinks on the productionine, some 6000 cases of caprice and wild cherry juice blend with the best by date of june. 25th 23 are affected kraft heinz says customers who bought the recall juice pouches should return them to the store for a refund. 7 26 . well, even more students are heading back to school this morning. we'll tell you what staff and teachers are focused on this school year after covid forest online learning and still ahead, oracle's vetting tiktok's algorithms and content companies tracking to make sure they aren't being manipulated. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. large out-of-state corporations have set overdraft assist from chase. their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs fo

gunfire at a heinz -- a high school campus. three people shot. j.r. stone is live in oakland. you tell us this shooting happened during a football game. reporter: that is what we hear from witnesses tonight. we have reached out to police and they have not gotten back to us with any official statement as to what happens. we know that officers have been canvassing the area near the high school for much of the afternoon. this is what it looked like shortly after gunshots rang out. the football team from fresno was playing oakland when gunshots rang out in the stands. an adult male was shot, a five-year-old girl was shot, and another female was grazed by a bullet. we talked with a pop warner coach a little while ago. >> i heard of these kids running and screaming. when you see their faces and you see how they react to things like that, it makes it even worse. kids do not deserve to see things like this. they do not need to be around things like this. when you come to these events, the things on the outside should not be going on here. it hurts that it happened here today. reporter

emergency authorization plan to utilize existing units in buildings across the city and confirmed heinz is negotiating with buildings across the city to secure housing for these residents. >> picking up prescriptions is about to get more challenging for thousands of people. pharmacies located inside supermarkets across the state are set to close. some advocates are worried this decision may restrict access for customers most in need. >> i am very upset. >> 80-year-old just found out the pharmacy located inside his lucky supermarket will permanently close at the end of the month. he has been coming here for years. x it is more disgusting. >> that is a bummer. i am a senior citizen and i got all my boosters for covid here. >> this and about 38 others are set for closure. save mart which owns the grocery train, was acquired by a management firm last spring. prescriptions will be transferred to the nearest store. >> the nearest walgreens is about eight miles up highway 101. >> a nurse practitioner is worried about equity and access for her patients. she serves 800 houston and un-housed clie

and then dick herbert had to go and run for the senate because john heinz had been killed in a plane crash. and the president said look, we will make a decision about who's going to be the permanent attorney general after clarence thomas confirmed but you just hold nt the fort as acting attorney general till that happens so i was acting attorney general and 120 illegal cubans who were the hardest core sociopaths that had come over when fidel castro opened up his prison and let a lot of criminals come over here in connection with the left, these people have been over here for a long time and committed serious crimes over here and we were getting ready to ship themback to cuba , fidel castro had agreed to take them and they thought probably with some good reason that they would die if they went back to cuba but we had them in a federal prison and they took over the prison, seized 11 hostages and i was confronted with the head of prisons comes in and the prison unit is like a fortress. you couldn't see in, it was solid concrete, big metal gates and so forth though to . make a long story

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attorney general thornburg gets convinced to run for senate when the unfortunate death of senator heinz. it was supposed to be the the dog days in washington right in august sleepy time, but you you had to deal with a very major issue early on with it prison, talladega. you tell the the audience about that story. that was a really compelling part of the book for me. yeah. so, you know, i initially had justice. bush put me in as the head of the office of legal counsel, which is like a legal beagles office. i call it the egg heads of the department. we give the constitutional advice. and i only have that job for years a fantastic job, and they made me number two, which is the chief operating officer the deputy attorney general. and then -- thornburg had to go and and run for the senate because john heinz had been killed in a plane crash. and the president said look. we'll make the decision about who's going to be the permanent attorney general after clarence. thomas gets confirmed. but you just hold the fort is acting attorney general until that happens. so i was acting attorney general i

a best-buy date of december 23rd, 2022 >>> and kraft heinz is telling fans of their juice packs to throwt cabring sun wild cherry flavored juice. >>> now to the new career talk on tiktok called quiet quitting. the video's featuring mostly younger people about how they establish clear work-leave boundaries sam brock has a closer look at the trend. >> quiet quitting maneseans tha when somebody asks to you do something not this your contract you don't do it. >> reporter: the concept of quiet quitting is making some very loud noise on tiktok. >> yeah, that's a recipe for disaster i'm going to tell you that >> reporter: first, let's define the idea, we one career coach says is really about priorities of the. >> people aren't going above and beyond they're not bending over backwards for their employers anymore and sacrificing physical and mental health. they're doing what they're getting paid for and what's required >> reporter: alison has tens of thousands of followers, doling out advice she say it is makes a lot of sense for others, even if the name doesn't >> i wish it was called something

here's someone who had a front row seat overnight astronaut bob heinz took these photos. thanks to a recent spike in solar activity, the lights may be visible as far south as iowa and nebraska >> incredible images >> we're looking at spots that are going to be soggy today in the southeast, also in the southwest. we're looking at the chance for flooding we do have a flood watch in arizona and new mexico we're also seeing an area of low flaes pressure bringing flash flooding could see a little bit more flan s flan some northeast, but warming up just a bit. 80 degrees in pittsburgh all right, guys, we're going to take a little peek at the weekend in just a bit. >>> a california zoo says a little monkey business led to an accidental call to 911 deputies went to the zoo after a call was placed to 911 and found th there the prime eate suspect. >> help me, they won't let me out of here. >>> here today, gone tomorato. >>> our tom costello takes us to the astronaut training pool. you see... your gut has good and bad bacteria. and when you get off balance, you may feel it. the bloa

>> there are a couple of things i don't do store brands for like heinz ketchup and things like that, but i think the savings you're getting is not the same >> reporter: sure, they're saving money, but at what price? we headed to the sensory lab at ohio state university where professor chris simons runs taste tests for major companies. >> the idea is to get consumer feedback as companies are developing products to see how well products are liked, how they're preferred over potential competitors. ready? >> yes >> reporter: we asked them to test four common brand name products against their store-made counterparts 33 volunteers took part >> i like the way these look, but these definitely taste better >> reporter: the samples are prepared in a kitchen, then sent through a trap door to the participants first up, potato chips. >> they tasted almost a little like they've been out for a while >> oh, so we have a clear favorite >> yeah. >> 69, the winner. >> reporter: the verdict, 48% preferred lay's original chips while 36% preferred the target version virtually a toss-up. next came cereal >

you can also contact kraft heinz to several reimbursement.ntanglement or strung you lags. consumers should stop using the products immediately. 4moms said it's deeply saddened by the incidents and urges parents to contact them for more information. target tells us they have pulled the products and has posted a recall notice on their website, there are more details on both recalls and information on how to get in touch with both companies on our website. guys. >> glad we're posting it on our website as well. stephanie, thank you. >>> coming up here on "gma," our morning menu. medical experts raising alarm about monkeypox on college campuses. dr. ashton is here with the latest on the vaccine and how to keep students safe. >>> as many children return to the classroom, john quinones was in uvalde, texas, on the first day of school there and his interview with a local church leader will bring comfort to that community. >>> also this morning, adele is speaking out about postponing her las vegas residency and her romance. >>> and lara is with tory.

building management company, heinz says. >> this most recent incident happened at the same location of the original flooding that left the building uninhabitable last night at around 06:00pm. we got a notification that the >> building is no longer accessible for mail they're letting people into just pretty much pack up and move jordan plan to move the rest of her belongings out of the damage departments on thursday. >> but he's been told no one is allowed back into the building due to this most recent flooding. she and 500 other residents have been living in hotels or short-term rentals for 2 months. i've been living at a to see cases is june 3rd and i have able to go back into the building and get stuff. but it's not i don't have a significant place to stay right now. last month, hines told residents they would no longer provide housing reimbursements after august, 17th despite tenants not being able to react, keep i the building until late 2022. early 2023, it's now unclear if this second disaster will push back that timeline. michael's just nice resume. my life is like has doesn't h

. >> there are a couple of things i don't do store brand for like heinz ketchup and things like that,s you're getting is not worth the taste. >> reporter: sure, they're saving money but at what price we headed to the sensory lab at ohio state university where professor chris simons runs taste tests for major companies. >> the idea is to get consumer feedback as companies are developing products to see how well products are liked, how they're preferred over potential competitors. >> okay. ready? >> yes >> all right >> reporter: we asked them to test four common brand name products against their store made counterparts. 33 volunteers took part. >> i like the way these look but these definitely taste better. >> reporter: the samples are prepared in a kitchen, then sent through a trap door to the participants first up, potato chips >> they tasted almost a little like they've been out for a while. >> oh. so we have a clear favorite. >> yeah. 359. the winner >> reporter: the verdict 48% of respondents preferred lay's original chips while 36% preferred the target version. virtually a tossup

countries inflation rate is 0 percent, despite overwhelming statistics showing it's at 40 via record heinz. with questioning more and pushing back on the mainstream narratives. welcome to your new sociology international. well, the threat of a nuclear disaster is real. the consequences are unthinkable if indeed ukrainian attacks on those. that's what it all she atomic plant continue. this is all according to the russian envoy speech of the un security council meeting, which was urgently convened at the request of moscow. just like it was so full if the attacks from the ukrainian army continue, a new killer catastrophe could happen at any moment than huge territories in ukraine. russian, europe will be under the threat of radioactive contamination. the real scale of a nuclear disaster at the plant is impossible to even imagine, in this case, the entire responsibility for this will fall on the western sponsors of key of well at the 15 member body that leads the united nations, the un security council, in their chamber in manhattan, we heard from the representative of russia who raised the al

from the brilliant mind of heinz, new spoon fries. a type of french fry shaped like a spoon. normal french fries shaped like chop sticks and they were created after 84% of consumers said they had difficulty getting enough sauce on their fries and thanks to the new spoon fries they can get as much sauce as the florida man at wal-mart. they're only available in the uk so if you live in america, spoon a potato and you'll have to date brian stelter. we'll be right back. if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i don't want to deal with this. oh, you brought your luggage to the airport. that's adorable. with shipgo shipping your luggage before you fly you'll never have to wait around here again. like ever. that can't be comfortable though. shipgo.com the smart, fast, easy way to travel. the smart, fast, easy way in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. going around that am

become acting attorney generals went the attorney general gets convinced to run for senate senator heinz. it was supposed to be the dog days in washington in august, sweeping time that you had to deal with a very major issue early on in talledega. tell the audience about that story. i story. that was the compelling part of the book for. me. >> so i initially bush put me at the head of the office for legal counsel. we give constitutional advice and i only had the job for a year. that made me never to cup which was the chief operating officer for the attorney general and thornburgh had to go and run for the senate. sean hines had been killed in a plane crash and the president said look we will make the decision about who will be thent permanent attorney general after clarence thomas gets confirmed but you can hold the floor is acting attorney general. i was acting attorney general in august and 120 -- who were the hardest core sociopaths that had come over to when fidel castro opened up the prisons and let criminals come over here in connection with the -- these were people who had been ov

kraft heinz is pulling thousand of wild cherry capri sun from shelves. it maybe contaminated with cleaning solution. the juice has a used by date of june 25th of next year. it's not clear where the tainted products are shipped. you can return the juice to get a refund. we now have an idea of where in the bay area we can find the most teslas and as you might expect, most of the teslas are in high income areas. we're talking about silicone valley, oakland hill, marin county, 94957 has the highest concentration of owners. there are efforts now to make electric car ownership more equitable including the inflation reduction act that president biden set to sign today. that would expand incentives for people in lower income neighborhoods. reggie: president biden expected to sign a bill into law. the impact for millions of americans. kumasi: we're taking a live look outside now at 6:28. we'll be right back. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people of

brendan heinz. >> stephen: you just kept it on the d.l. >> yeah. mazel tov. do you have pressure. >> stephen: to get you a present? >> yes. we have an advisory. >> stephen: a registry? we never did a registry but we just started it and you're on it. >> stephen: you're getting a slow cooker. >> right. >> stephen: hope you like brisket because that's all you can make. >> for a time my twitter handle said actor/brisket, so that works. >> stephen: wow. i'm not brisket, but i love it so much. >> stephen: love the potatoes. that's right. >> stephen: how did the ceremony go? was this a small fete to keep it secret? >> not to keep it secret, but it was covid and we wanted to keep it small. >> stephen: yeah. it went very well. it was a very chill day other than our dog was our ring bearer, earl. >> stephen: is this it? i'll tell you what the photo is about. earl had the little box of rings attached to his neck, and brendan and i did the seeing each other for the first time in our outfits thing. >> stephen: i like your outfits. >> in our wedding costumes. >>

robert heinz was 22 when he was aboard a boat in lake michigan in 2003.e was unfamiliar with the area and dove head first into a sand bar and was rendered a quadriplegic. these are x-rays of his injuries. after three years and a lot of physical therapy, he was able to regain function of all four of his limbs. fast forward to yesterday. [ applause ] >> there he is. heitz jumping off of a boat and swimming to alcatraz island, across the entire san francisco bay. he's a strong swimmer, but he's trained for this since january of last year. we caught up with him ahead of his journey. as you can imagine, getting to this point is deeply personal. >> it's going to feel like the culmination and a real recognition that, rob, you did it. you went from quadriplegic, that you felt you never were going to get out of and you really believed your life was over, to now doing something really amazing. >> heitz says he hopes yesterday's swim will raise awareness for the paralysis foundation he founded. it was following his accident. he started an organization to help paraly

heinz the company that owns the building say the contractor has been terminate then it has suspended>> it is back to school tomorrow for san francisco unified. students will be there but will there be enough teachers? plus, we showed so much look of respect for me. >> it was nice napa valley dinner, but the end of the evening changed everything for one customer. >> do you have a question about buying a home? send to it your 7 on your side by going to abc 7 news! com/7 on your side. he will try answer them, in a large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that.

drew: is this a heinz products? reggie: it's not. the patrick king looks -- the packaging looks like a brand but it is not. drew: she can do no wrong in my eyes. reggie: the same group that did the eat the rich thing with the popsicles. same thing. it's just for fun. have a good time. drew: sometimes you don't want to spend $25 on catchup. kumasi: it's rihanna catchup. drew: outside, you can see the cloud cover along the coastline step there are areas of fog and the only dense pockets we have along the coast is across our higher peaks. breezy and cooler the next few afternoons. temperatures will go below average with a lot of sunshine this weekend but temperatures mainly in the 70's. it's a cooler afternoon, 82 in san jose and 82 in morgan hill. i think the cloud cover sticks with us, only in the low 60's today. it's a cloudy day in the city with a few breaks of sunshine downtown and early afternoon but it stays pretty cloudy by sunset. in the north bay, 100 in ukiah. i think it's one of those days where we have the fog lingering aro

building management company, heinz says this most recent incident happened at the same location of thehabitable last night at around 06:00pm. we got a notification that the >> building is no longer accessible for mail they're letting people into just pretty much pack up and move jordan plan to move the rest of her belongings out of the damage departments on thursday. but he's been told no one is allowed back into the building due to this most recent flooding. she and 500 other residents have been living in hotels or short-term rentals for 2 months. i've been living at a to see cases is june 3rd and i have able to go back into the building and get stuff. but it's not i have a significant place to stay right now. last month, hines told residents they would no longer provide housing reimbursements after august, 17th despite tenants not being able to react, keep i the building until late 2022. early 2023, it's now unclear if this second disaster will push back that timeline. michael's just nice resume. my life is like has doesn't have as much communication is possible and just get myself b

building s% management company, heinz says. >> this most recent incident happened at the same locationthe original flooding that left the building uninhabitable last night at around 06:00pm. we got a notification that the >> building is no longer accessible for mail packages and they're letting people into just pretty much pack up and move jordan plan to move the rest of her belongings out of the damage departments on thursday. but he's been told no one is allowed back into the building due to this most recent flooding. she and 500 other residents have been living in hotels or short-term rentals for 2 months. i've been living at a to see cases is june 3rd and i have able to go back into the building and get stuff. but it's not i have a significant place to stay right now. last month, hines told residents they would no longer provide housing reimbursements after august, 17th despite tenants not being able to react, keep i the building until late 2022. early 2023, it's now unclear if this second disaster will push back that timeline. michael's just nice resume. my life is like has doesn'

so what i'm asking for from heinz is nothing different than what the residents are asking who have been you don't know where does the status of the investigation supervisor also sent the letters to san francisco's city attorney, the supervisor asking him to investigate whether the city has a legal interest in what's been happening at the property. it makes one wonder if there is a construction defect or if there is some kind of wrongdoing or malfeasance. i don't know the answer to this, but that's one of the reasons that i have asked the city attorney too. to take a look at this. some residents are moving out. others say they plan to stay, but they're saying they've been told they won't be allowed to move back in until sometime next year. they're hoping for an end to the series of crises that have plagued this building right now. we haven't canceled our least we're still trying to figure it out. hope to come back, but we're not sure what that means. so yeah, it's kind of all in weird limbo right now. i did receive a statement from heinz, as spokesperson says the company has worked to ma

there is a pop ice cream boutique serving up favorites like heinz mayo, eight to beans, kellogg's coco of other things. apparently, the project is so popular that sometimes, people who are waiting in line have to be turned away. i can do baked bean. kumasi: could you? -- reggie: could you? kumasi: yes. reggie: it's kind of sweep your you are right. i don't know about soy sauce. kumasi: no. absolutely not. reggie: i still think that black sesame would be good. it is. have you had that? kumasi: where did you try it? reggie: i think i had it -- what was it called? i have no idea. kumasi: but you liked it? reggie: yeah. lisa: maybe you can have some ice cream today. why not? every day is a good day for that. as we look outside, you can see it looks pretty nice out there. the golden gate bridge, where we have some clouds, will continue to develop a little bit. current numbers have been milder, and that is because the water offshore is milder in the 60's. 62 in the city, 63 in half moon bay. as we look at another view from the exploratorium camera, nice and clear out there. we do have clouds

building management company, heinz says this most recent incident happened at the same location of the original flooding that left the building uninhabitable last night at around 06:00pm. we got a notification that the >> building is no longer accessible for mail packages and they're letting people into just pretty much pack up and move jordan plan to move the rest of her belongings out of the damage departments on thursday. >> but he's been told no one is allowed back into the building due to this most recent flooding. she and 500 other residents have been living in hotels or short-term rentals for 2 months. i've been living at a to see cases is june 3rd. and they have able to go back into the building and get stuff. but it's not i don't have a significant place to stay right now. last month, hines told residents they would no longer provide housing reimbursements after august, 17th despite tenants not being able to react buy the building until late 2022. early 2023, it's now unclear if this second disaster will push back that timeline. rankles just nice resume. my life is like house

. >>> and craft heinz is recalling thousands of cases of capri sun announcing the kid friendly drink pouches might be contaminated with cleaning solution the company's recalling about 6,000 cases of the drink saying the only flavor affected was wild cherry. if you're a fruit punch fan, kelly and tyler, you're all good >> that would make that wild cherry pretty wild, wouldn't it with cleaning solutions. okay >> i thought that's just how it tasted >> capri sun kayla, frgreat to have you here >>> ahead on plu"power lunch," apple laying off recruiters as it moves to further slow down hiring even amid the recent tech layoffs, are we still firmly in a tight labor market we'll asthceof zk e o ip recruiter about that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> 90 minutes left in the trading day, and we're pretty much near session highs, so let's check up across the markets on stocks, bonds, commodities, and an inside look at the state of the jobs market with the ceo of zip recruiter. so starting with the markets, the dow is having the strongest session of the bunch, up 330 points or 1%, being helped by those retail r

reggie: someone came and did a good job for heinz.anies said, we want to do that, too. be sassy. drew: management sees the social team. kumasi: what now? drew: picture. reggie: this 22-year-old has really good ideas. drew: donuts, old, stale. yellow, taking. yes -- yellow, tangy. yes. is it available here? kumasi: i'm ok if it is not. drew: we always run the stories and it is like available in the u.k. or canada. reggie: a small portion of cambodia. kumasi: [laughter] and it is sold out. drew: and you missed your chance. reggie: two weeks ago. drew: and we just notified you know. go on ebay. maybe you'll find it. here's the tam cam this morning. the fog has return. marine layer is back with us after yesterday morning. the forecast calls for fog along the coast and bay, tracking pockets of drizzle close to the coast. there is another chance of an isolated shower in the north bay this morning. we will say that one second. we are hot inland. mid-90's hottest spots. live doppler 7 overland right now. over the ocean, a few returns right no

. >>> kraft heinz announcing a voluntary recall of some caprice on wild cherry kids drinks. reason -- the drinks pouches might be contaminated with cleaning solution used on processing equipment. the company reports he discovered the issue after customers started complaining about the taste. the recall covers about 5700 cases of the drink. >>> and the appetite for streaming remains high, but it seems consumers have had their fill when it comes to caring multiple services. according to measurement firm antenna, nearly one in five customers have canceled three or more subscriptions over the past two years. that's three times higher than just two years ago. >>> today at the pump, the average price nationwide for a gallon of gas, $3.95. the cost down $.62 over the past month and it's down more than a dollar since hitting an all-time high two months ago. still, a gallon cost $.70 more than it did this time last year. >>> on wall street, the dow up 151, up four sessions in a row. the s&p up 17, the nasdaq up 81. >>> i'm kayla tausche in for shepard smith. it's the bottom of the ho

building management company, heinz says. >> this most recent incident happened at the same location of the original flooding that left the building uninhabitable last night at around 06:00pm. we got a notification that the >> building is no longer accessible for mail packages and they're letting people into just pretty much pack up and move jordan plan to move the rest of her belongings out of the damage departments on thursday. but he's been told no one is allowed back into the building due to this most recent flooding. she and 500 other residents have been living in hotels or short-term rentals for 2 months. i've been living at it to see cases is june 3rd and i have able to go back into the building and get stuff. but it's not i don't have a significant place to stay right now. last month, hines told residents they would no longer provide housing reimbursements after august, 17th despite tenants not being able to react buy the building until late 2022. early 2023, it's now unclear if this second disaster will push back that timeline. michael's just nice resume. my life is like has do

it is a suburb of philadelphia and it is where there is a lot of old money wealth, the dupont, the heinz family. the black community in which i was raised provided service for the wealthy community. both of my grandmothers were the help. there were other members in my family. one was a chauffeur. they provided services for folks of wealth from the mainline. we lived in a community that was a black community but because of the district and county lines were drawn, i went to public schools that were predominantly white and very good schools. there were a handful of black students in the public schools i attended and they were very good schools. my parents expected all of us to do well. so we did well. they also made it clear that we were all going to go to college and we did. i ended up going to college in ohio at antioch college which was a terrific experience for me. it has a co-op problem that allowed me to leave the campus. the students had to. every three months, you had to leave and be in the world. my experience, the first co-op i had the experience being in college, three years, 17

heinz says they're working with retailers to remove the potentially affected products from circulationd boy from the sacramento area, pitched a perfect game at the cal ripken world series reported . leticia ordaz has more on what the boy and his family had to overcome to get to that game. it takes strike three and a strikeout number. 13 13 strike out perfect game pitched by jacob. true here 3500 miles away from home, and jacob trujillo did something he wasn't expecting at the kill ripken world series are first game i got to start pitching, and i was fortunately able to throw a perfect game, which is basically no one gets on base ever. just the entire game was shut down for them. jacob says those 13 strikeouts came with a lot of hard work. the laguna youth baseball all stars, 12 you team at a practice of 15 hours a week for the last three months. it was just incredible. great experience for me. not everybody even makes it this far. not everybody gets the opportunity to starting the game like that injury made things that much harder. it was not too long ago. i actually hurt my arm from p

building management company, heinz says. >> this most recent incident happened at the same location of the original flooding that left the building uninhabitable last night at around 06:00pm. we got a notification that the >> building is no longer accessible for mail packages and they're letting people into just pretty much pack up and move jordan plan to move the rest of her belongings out of the damage departments on thursday. >> but he's been told no one is allowed back into the building due to this most recent flooding. she and 500 other residents have been living in hotels or short-term rentals for 2 months. i've been living at a to see cases is june 3rd. and they have able to go back into the building and get stuff. but it's not. i have a significant place to stay right now. last month, residents, they would no longer provide housing reimbursements after august, 17th despite tenants not being able to react buy the building until late 2022. early 2023, it's now unclear if this second disaster will push back that timeline. rankles just nice resume. my life is like house doesn't hav

i was privileged to address one of the first voice of the faithful meetings held at the heinz auditorium. several thousand people demanding church, the slogan of the voice of the faithful was the faith, change the church.that's a perfect slogan for this movement. voice of the faithful still goes on if it hasn't been as powerful as it was in the beginning because for many reasons, largely i think a lot of people have moved away but also because business as usual has become kind of a note in the life of the church. voice of the faithful and versions of it are crucial to going forward and there are many quieter movements heof resistance in the catholic tradition. garden spot led by women leading religious services including in the eucharistic tradition . laypeople having meetings. there's a wonderful powerful international movement of catholic laypeople demanding change. so these things are happening . it's actually not hard to find instances of it all around us. >> you touched on this issue ctbut i want to say that are several questions here asking you to address the subject of women's ord

he is that really a heinz chair in geoscience texas a&m in 2022 hehe was named director of texas a&mexas center for climate studies. professor dressler also served in the clintone administration during the last year he servedr as a senior policy analyst in the white house office of science and technology policy. his latest book introduction to modern climate change on the 2014 american meteorological society's louis j batten authors award. we are also pleased to have alex epstein president founder for the center for industrial progress, author of the moyle trend moral fuels he is a philosopher who argues human flourishing should be the guiding principle of industrial and environmentalst progress. he is the author of the "new york times" bestseller the moral case for fossil fuel but alex is known for his willingness to debate anyone, anytime. has publicly debated leading environmental organizations such as greenpeace, the serra club and the 350.org over the morality of fossil fuel use. and finally, our moderator for this morning's debate is dan is the editorial page editor of the denv

kraft heinz is issuing a voluntary recall for it. capri sun. wild cherry flavored juice strength. the company says that the product may contain diluted cleaning solution that used on food processing equipment. company leaders say they figured out the air after receiving several complaints from customers about the drink's taste, the products affected have been a best when used by date of june. 25th 2023. king's hawaiian is recalling some of its products due to possible bacteria contamination in one of its ingredients. the voluntary recall affects pretzel slider buns pretzel, hamburger buns and pretzel bites. the company says there have not been any cases of illness and no other king's hawaiian products are affected. and chicago's home run in brand of pizza. recalling more than 13,000 pounds of frozen pizza because of a possible. metal contamination in the products. no injuries or adverse reactions have been reported. but the usda says some consumers in illinois have complained about metal pieces that they found in the pies. the products have an establishment number of one, 8, 4, 9,

building management company, heinz says. >> this most recent incident happened at the same location ofinal flooding that left the building uninhabitable last night at around 06:00pm. we got a notification that the >> building is no longer accessible for mail they're letting people into just pretty much pack up and move jordan plan to move the rest of her belongings out of the damage departments on thursday. >> but he's been told no one is allowed back into the building due to this most recent flooding. she and 500 other residents have been living in hotels or short-term rentals for 2 months. i've been living at a to see cases is june 3rd. >> and i have able to go back into the building and get stuff. but it's not. i have a significant place to stay right now. last month. >> hines told residents they would no longer provide housing reimbursements after august, 17th despite tenants not being able to react buy the building until late 2022. early 2023, it's now unclear if this second disaster will push back that timeline. michael's just nice resume. my life is like house doesn't have as mu

slowly getting it, good it turns out melania's christmas trees weren't red, they were just covered in heinzhter ] but it didn't stop there hutchinson also testified that trump not only knew that his protesters were armed, but actually didn't want them to go through mags which are devices that screen for weapons. check this out >> he wanted it full and he was angry that we weren't letting people through the mags with weapons. i overheard the president say something to the effect of, you know, "i don't effing care that they have weapons. they're not here to hurt me. take the effing mags away. let my people in they can march to the capitol from here. let the people in. take the effing mags away. >> jimmy: at that point, fox news was like, "we'll be back right after this quick two-hour commercial break." [ laughter ] well guys, switching gears i saw that the top accounting firm ernst & young has been fined $100 million for allowing it's employees to cheat on cpa exams. but we got a copy of one of the exams. i got to tell you, their answers are way off. i'll give you a few examples for instance,

tesla's on there, dollar tree, kraft heinz, advanced microdevices. the.# 4% -- 2.64%. i don't know whether that's a flight to safe i this morning or a recession indicator, but that yield is way down there. price of gold, $1785 per ounce. bitcoin, 23,000 and change per coin, and the price of oil, $93 a barrel. nat gas also on the downside, below $8. and we have the average price for a gallon of regular, $4.21 this morning. how about that? california, $5.60. >>> coming up, senator manchin refuses to say if he would support president biden in a run in 2024. watch this. >> would you support him if he did run in '24some. >> i'm not going to get into thf politics between now and then. stuart: we'll get into it. and a new study shows the democrats' inflation reduction act will not cut inflation. edward lawrence has the story right after this. ♪ keep on flying. ♪ while people keep on dying ♪♪ the 10-year treasury yield, dogs have been such an important part of my life. the 10-year treasury yield and i new i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen