>> do you feel you'll need to have the sumo record to inpiece everybody know you are and kroger and walked around. like i wasn't even wearing nothing. seeing eem what's reaction. >>. >> still a will the of questions to bea answered on this one. that man in the the blue is not an officer. he's a paramedic. they were responding to a medical emergency. bar net saw the parking lot was getting crowded that he claims face, ramedic said by the gave him a witness, to try to tell him to off him. another paramedic goes oaf there and also tries to get this man off of bar net and eventually he just gets up and walks off. >> it's hard to judge here without seeing what happened before. we're on hearing one guy's side of the story. you will say a paramedic's job is to help people, not hurt people. >> it interesting, bar net did go back to work after this, said he was shaken up, not injured. >> the company his method full investigation trying to determine what happened here. >> he looks like a famous rap star and even has an entourage. next "right this minute." >> and still to come, dude standing in the w

where are the opportunities for kroger?hey in continuing to continuing to consolidate the industry? >> harris teeter is a really good opportunity because they're a great chain. we've admired them a long time. we've said we're very collective on acquisitions and mergers. we want to look for partners who we can learn as much from as we may be able to learn from them. in harris teeter's case, they're going to teach us a lot of thing. >> i had the good fortune of sitting down with the ceo of costco this morning. they aspire to be the cheapest. amazon building out warehouses around the country, maybe for delivery of same-day food, is this a pinch on kroger? >> where people want to buy there food is all over the place. it's the costcos, the drugstores, the club stores. everybody wants into the act. we think it have as the retail industry, not just the supermarket industry. we've been competing in that for a long time and we will continue to do so successfully. >> even with amazon? >> sure. amazon is a great example. it illustrate

so far, as you mentioned, no recall on the chicken, but kroger and food for less decided to remove the chicken from those affected plants on their own. other major stores continue to stock it. >> it's still on the shelves. we shot this video at a san francisco supermarket tonight. this is raw chicken from foster farms directly from three california processing plants that have been identified by the usda as having been contaminated with salmonella. tonight weir learning usda threaten todz withdraw thaer inspectors effectively shutting the plants down if foster farmings doesn't come up with a corrective action plan. the usda is giving foster farms until tomorrow to come up with a corrective plan. the company president said in a statement this evening foster farms is responding with new and already implemented practices in the affected plants. a spokesman told me tonight he could not confirm foster farms correctivea plan had already been submitted. it is not recalling the chicken from the flants that had salmonella contamination. the company is urging people who eat chicken to cook it tho

so far no raul ore call on the chicken, but we have learned kroger and food for less decided to removeens from those affected plants on their own. other major stores continue to stock it. >> it's still on the shelves. we shot this video at a san francisco supermarket tonight. this is raw chicken from foster farms directly from three california processing plants that have been identified by the usda as having been contaminated with salmonella. tonight we're learning the usda threatened to withdraw those inspectors from the three processing plants effectively shutting the plant down if foster farms doesn't come up with the correct action plan. the usda is giving foster farms until tomorrow to come up with the corrective plan. the company president said in a statement this evening foster farms is responding with new and already implemented practices in the affected plants. a usad spokesman told me tontd he could not confirm plan had already been submitted. meanwhile, foster farms insists it is not recalling the chicken from the plants that had salmonella. if company is urging people to co

takes a few times using very quickly realized this is incredibly easy it's much much easier than kroger's and there's no danger of fraud or identity theft or all these other things that come with the old fashioned credit system it's just a superior technology. but coin exchanges and brokers have popped up all over the world in fact even china's largest search engine now accepts payments in this digital currency and we're also told though it could well become a major player. really it's funny that to be an alternative currency and there's no reason why it can't itself become a means of account in the calculations so you can do your accounting then in fact people do this all the time and you can enter into the creative because fear and live a wonderful life meaning that you can bypass the government currency entirely which the us is now restricting what's called money exchange businesses so there's so much high costs associated with it doesn't surprise me that it started in canada rather than the us the us would lose out if it continues this trend towards regulating cryptocurrency. now may

. >>> more details on the salmonella outbreakful kroger grocery chain which owns food co, stores in the bay area says it has pulled foster farm chickens from its shelves the affected products have the plant numbers on your screen p-613p-1637 a-or p-736 on packagesm health officials say the strain of salmonella is particularly dangerous because it's resistant to several anti-biotics. customer reports is calling call foster farms to issue a recall. >>> open for business and how san francisco's famous cliff house welcomed customers back despite the government shut down. >>> letting their voices be heard, the dozens of organizations set to take part in a large protest tuesday at the u.s. capitol. . >>> continuing our coverage of the government shut down, here is a live look at the nation's capitol in washington, where efforts to reach even the most temporary of agreements fell apart today. the house failed to end the shut down, the senate couldn't raise the debt ceiling and talks between the president and republican house members only seemed to anger the gop. doug mckelway reports from wash

. >> we will talk about food stocks, food retailing, as the kroger ceo likes to say. >> i think it'so clear. now, everybody is going after everybody's territory, it makes it difficult. >> time for pops and drops, big movers avon down 22%. karen. >> oy. >> that is awful. and some of the rhetoric out of the call was even more awful. however, it was down so much that it is actually probably worth taking a lock. >> are you? >> i am. i am not long nor short. i am taking a look. >> microchip up 7%. this is a good call by guy, a good call by you. >> a retention by you. that was an abridged final trade the other night. >> yes. >> they smoked the quarter last night. i still think this stock has a lot of room on the upside. i'm not foreshadowing any trades there, you might want to look at shp. >> a drop from gold down 2%. >> big moved down on a lot of currency moves. the dar getting stronger here. i still think you can buy gold here. other central banks around the world will be printing a lot of euros, yen, that type of thing. >> droch for oshkosh down 10%. grasso. >> applied the three-day rul

he took a checkered flag at the kroger world truck series race. mobile alabama native is on his first season. he was part of the drive for diversity program in 2010. i am darren haynes. >> that's looking at sports headlines at this hour. >> thanks, darren. still ahead on al jazeera america, thousands risk death to reach new lands and a chance for a better life. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at top stories on this sunday. a major magazine claims the u.s. has been tracking angela merk merkel's phone for years. some say president obama was told about it in 2010 but did not stop it. nsa is denying that. the syrian government files reports regarding poison gas and nerve gas. it was led by the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons ♪ sea change ♪ >> wrong and role legend lou reed has died. the 71-year-old was a major influence on music in the '60s and '70s. he is known for sweet jane, "perfect day" and "walk on the wild side". >>> al jazeera america is looking for desperate people around the world willing to risk e

kroger, whole foods, those were some great performs as well, liz and dave.kind of overlook apple. apple has steadily been climbing towards 500 again. >> reporter: it has. it really managed to get some gains out today, positive comments, they expect a slight revenue and earnings per share to the upside. apple's still a loser year to date, down about 6.5%. liz: and here's the bell on a day when we have seen ups and downs, and at the moment everybody's waiting for word out of washington, d.c., specifically from senators reid and mcconnell who are working together behind closed doors, david can. i don't know if they've ordered in pizza yet -- [laughter] david: that's usually a telltale sign. it's interesting, all of this stuff happening over the weekend, some people were panicking saying, oh, it's going to be a disaster on monday, you know, the market's just taking it at its face. you don't trust what these people say. we may find out more about that, by the way, as we look at all the indices in the green right now. front page headlines, president obama, top rep

kroger owned eed ralph's -- >> we think this will be the first year in 2014 where the level of cocoaproduction for the first time since 2009. that's driving prices higher. >> now, hersheys hedges as much as two years in advance. after you binge, how do investors purge? here's my odd transition of the week. ♪ >> corey wooten stars in a hilarious dance video with other nfl players as part of the league's effort to get active. fuel up to move 60. i asked him about america's weight struggles. in the process he unknowingly named a stock. >> nowadays, a lot of people eat fast food a lot of times. if we could maybe eliminate that. maybe more home cooked mee eed . if you do eat out, maybe subway, or chipotle, something that's a little healthier option. >> oh, look at chipotle's gain. i asked wooton, he had good moves, if he wanted to be on "dancing with the stars." he told me, first i have to perform on the field well enough to become a star. >> it's not just the price of cocoa that might put your chocolate addiction in jeopardy. supply of the stuff is becomes an issue for the world's bigges

. >> and kroger is not there. and amazon is there fist. think how slim they can sell it so cheaply. but p&g benefits, amazon benefits. >> right. i was trying to figure out what the complaints would be, but i don't think you can come up with an argument. >> the question becomes the following, however. if walmart calls up p&g and says we want space, and if kroger calls up and says, we want space -- >> but you know what? the only people who are going to get that would be walmart. walmart is the only other player that has that. internet sales are growing so rapidly, that's one of the advantages you get. >> gets to you faster, your toilet paper gets to you faster. >> you use them for everything, don't you? >> we use them for everything. prime, right? >> it used to be if you were amazon prime, you could order anytime at any time and it would come and you didn't have to care about the shipping price at all. you could order batteries or a toothbrush and you wouldn't pay attention to shipping. they did something in the past more on two where they'v

. >>> the kroger grocery chain which owns the stores, said it pulled foster farm chicken.t has p-3637-a or p-7632. right there on the packages. and health officials say the strain of salmonella is particularly dangerous because it is resistant to several antibiotics. consumer groups are calling on foster farms to issue a recall. >>> the federal government's food stamp system is back on line. >> they run the ebt system here in california and 16 other straights. they are similar to debit cards. the spokesman said the routine tests caused the temporary shut down. many stores across the bay area. and including the grocery outlet in berkeley warned customers about the outage. >> that is awful. they should have left it alone. >> they should test it at the ends of the months or something. >> he said most of his customers are in the federal food program and spend 80 to $100 a trip. >> the government shutdown could have a major impact on the upcoming flu season. >> and cdc updates information across the state. the partial shut down means it hasn't updated its flu information since

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deltaes and saying airlines dropping employees, home depot dropping employees, ups chopping employees, krogerdropping employees. you have to be seeing that and it has to hurt you in the same way it hurts me. let's come together and solve that problem. this is a step in that direction it much more negotiation to be done and hope we will do over the next few weeks. the gentleman from texas reserves for the general rated from new york is recognized. >> i'm delighted to yield one minute to the gentleman from illinois mr. davis. >> i have been told that when the grass isht, bruised. when democrats and republicans fight beyond what is reasonable, the people are hurt and many of them will not survive. it is time for us to move beyond this debate. somebody said the other day that was justiceys denied. i can tell you that treatment for stroke victim delays. treatment for cancer, treatment for dialysis, treatment and for liver illness, delayed. all of those are trips to the early grave. it is time to vote in the senate .esolution forget about shutting down the government and breathe life into our proce

of thosend baskets things going out the door, you can ask any walmart, any kroger person what they're buying. they will tell you quickly, nothing good for them. she illuminated how much is in this farm bill and the politics behind it. there is a general question dealing with nutrition whatood policy as far as should the farm bill be promoting. is it promoting the healthiest diet? are the foods allowed to be purchased under the food stamp program foods that people should be eating? the caller alludes to restrictions on alcohol, cigarettes. and somee been moves state legislatures to restrict things further. has projects dealing with farmers markets, organic foods. what point does the food become healthy versus unhealthy? from a regulatory standpoint, the government has not wanted to go there. host: why is the farm bill all about the takers? i assume the farmers would be the takers rather than the makers. i think that's the direction we're going. a lot of the farm subsidies have encouraged farmers to produce more. that helps some of the makers. there's a lot of business interest involved