people have been shot and killed at a kroger store. we'll have details coming in now. >>> a flood of reaction to megyn kelly's on-air apology for her xherncomments about blackface that set off a major backlash. >>> tonight a mom being hailed for helping to stop a potential school massacre hundreds of miles away. >>> the first new influence drug in nearly 20 years approved by the fda. what every family should know. >>> and it's not even halloween but the christmas shopping wars have begun. stores fighting for your money. how you can ts is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. r cter act of terrorism.targeted by the mailings received in washington, d.c., florida, and the new york area and sent to addresses belonging to prominent democrats including president obama, the clintons, and former attorney general eric holder, as well as here at cnn's new york city studios which were evacuated for several hours today. at least five of the potentially dangerous packages have been discovered since yesterday. no one, thankfully, has been injured. ou

edeople have been shot and ki at a kroger store. we'll have details ng con now. >>> a flood of reaction to megyn kelly's on air apology a for her commenut black face that set off a major backlash. >>> a threatening message from a stranger and tonight a mom being hailed for helping to stop a potential school massacre hundreds of miles away. >> the first new flu drug in nearly 20 years approved by the fda. what every family should know. >>> and it's not even halloween but the stmas shopping wars have begun. stores fighting for your money. how you can save. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone from outside th in new york city, one of several addresses here on the east coast targeted by a string of packages that appear to be working pipe bombs. the mar calling it an act of terrorism. the mailings received in washington d.c., florida and new york sent to addresses atncluding prominent demo president obama, the clintons and former attorney general eric holder and here at cnn's new york city

costco, kroger, sprouts.u circle back a couple of months later, some of the most badly damaged stocks rallied let's see, it has been roughly 15 months since amazon bought whole foods. costco talking high single digits a digits can costco keep running, the company reports on thursday night, and it might be priced for perfection let's see what they have to say. how about kroger, this stock has been tougher to own that costco. rough earnings, pretty volatile. but the darn thing has rallied more than 46% since last october. when kroger reported latest quarter, the stock lost 10% in a single session because the numbers were just so darn ugly kroger is still one of the best grocery chains in the world. the stock is a wild trader i wouldn't buy it unless you are prepared for whip lash as for sprouts it is up 55%. stocks went up so dramatically, it would be reckless not to take some profits that is a high quality profit when you think about it. even supervalue took a take over bid in july. lately, the analyst had sta

kroger responds the ecommerce program .price target is $24. kroger shares were off nearly 5% today to $27.92. >>> mylan was downgraded to equal wght from overweight at morgan stanley. the analyst there cited recent trends in the competitive generic drug market. price shares of mylan ended the day down nearly 2% sl, sr. $34.6 is 37 whil pool downgraded to neutral from overbating weight at j morgan. the home price appreciation may result in softer repair an reedle commands. price target $is 122. the whil pl shares fell maren 5% today to 106.3ti >>> ahead, why investing in dividend stocks is getting a little bit trickier. >>> optimism among u.s. small business owners remains near historic levels despite edging lower lastmond. the survey from the national frags of indinendent bs showed optimism dipped in capitalpending and gmt. that's a bit of a reers versele. the top issue remainsf lack skilled labor. >>> seerpsdded a restructuring expert to the board days before the struggle retailer face as more than $100 million debt payment. the appointment c

the idea someone could show up to a kroger like this.he kroger, there was a grandfather in there with his grandchild. maurice, he was in there shopping, getting some school supplies, when all of a sudden the shots started to ring out. and that grandfather was shot and killed right in front of his grandson. and then, according to police, bush then ran outside and shot vickie jones in the parking lot, and a bystander responded and trying to take this man down. when you thing about this, there are so many conversations, just the idea, will he be charged with a hate crime? that's something they're investigating right now. there was a vigil here last night where people were coming together saying they don't want this to rock the community any more than it has. they want to come together, and they spiritually want to stand together. you can understand the fear factor, the idea he first tried to get into a church and then coming here to this kroger, a busy shopping plaza. you can understand why people would be upset. they desperately want atten

this past weekend, , a gun show happened here in louisville after the shootings at kroger. there were christmas ornaments that were being sold with nazi symbols and images on them. we're allowing that climate here in louisville, which is supposed to be a a so-cacalled progressie city. when we allow that, we are nowhere near liberal or progressive. we also need to make sure that wewe are passing policies s thae designed to keep guns out of people's hands that should not have guns, and that we are very cautious about claiming their summit to help disorder that justifies hate -- mental health disorder that justifies hate. mental health disorder that justifies hate. what i''ve been heining thesee past t three d days about the shooter and having a diagnosed mental health disorder, that is blalacke to kill two peopople at a grococery store a excuse to try to make ininto a black church to commit crime. and it is all connected, whether it is the mail bombs or the murders at the synagogue or mr. jones o or m mr. stallard. need a system that we all to work to dismantle. amy: we want

when that didn't happen, police believe he came to the kroger behind me.t he did inside has many asking what is going on here? when he walked inside, according to police, he aimed his gun at maurice stoddard acres grandfather with his grandchild on the inside when he was shot and killed in the kroger behind me. gregory bush, according to police, then saw a woman, vickie jones, in the parking lot, and shot her as well. there was someone in the parking lot who had a gun and tried to start shooting back and forth with him as well, trying to stop him from this crime but so many people are asking questions, why and how this could happen here. there was a small vigil out here last night where people were trying to see what would the next steps be? people in the community want to call this a hate crime and see those charges go against this man. questions about what drove him not only to the first baptist church but then here to the kroger. a lot of questions will go unanswered for now. >> yes. i'll take it, ryan. so many questions from last week's hate crimes. th

to the scene of this kroger grocery store in eruisville, kentucky wednesday... ..io, i've got victims down! in the lot. give me e.m.s. >> reporter: ...two people had ..ready been shot: 69-year-old maurice stallard, and 67-year- old vickie lee jones. one eyewitness said the alleged gunman, gregory allen bush, told a shopper, who pleaded for his life, "i won't shoot you. whites don't shoot whites." today, a federal prosecutor said the shooting is now being possstigated as a possible hate crime. police say they have surveillance video of bush epearing to try to gain entry into a predominantly black church just minutes before the grocery store shooting. that idea stoking fears that he may have tried to carry out a shooting like in the one in charleston, south carolina in 2015 that left nine people dead. bush had a criminal history including domestic violence. in a police report, his ex-wife alleged that bush used racial slurs with her and was diagnosed paranoid and put on medication. federal investigators are working with local law enforcement officials to determine ho

so if you go to a retailer, say kroger, or target, or walmart, they will tell you that they use just about everything you do in relationship to them. they take your information, they use your information, they share parts of your information, and they even buy information about you that will sort of complement the information they already have. >> host: if you could, walk us through perhaps an example of how our information once we click that "i agree" button how our information can work its way down a chain. >> joseph: well let's take a retailer. everyone talks about facebook and google, and we can do that too, but most people in life shop. americans are great at shopping, it's in a way our public right. we shop. everyone thinks that stores are just the place that you go into and buy things but increasingly stores are competing with the internet even with their own presence on the internet. they want to connect what they do on the internet with the inside of the stores because they worry that their not going to have the kind of information they need in the stores that they also have

on wednesday, a white man allegedly killed two black people at a kroger grocery store in kentucky. minutes earlier, police say he tried to enter a black church and the mail bomber due in court today. cesar sayoc was arrested on friday. his van was filled with anti-democrat. >> and the damage he left behind is tearing the fabric of the squirrel hill in pittsburgh. the executive editor of "the pittsburgh post gazette" writing it is the center of pittsburgh judaism. we get more from cnn's miguel marquez. >> reporter: christine and dave, the more we learn about robert bowers, the more disturbing it is. not because people are saying he was a nazi and expressing the views, but the exact opposite. there was none of that. this is a person who barely cast a shadow in this life. people who knew him for years say that they felt badly for him. he was a lost soul. investigators now combing through everything. they have gone through his house for many hours. computers, phones, car, looking for video. trying to paint a full picture of what and when and how and why this individual would do such a

. >>> the fatal shooting of two black people at the kroger grocery store in kentucky is investigated as a hate crime. gregory bush, accused of killing the two last week. before the shooting, bush tried to enter a mostly black church nearby, but could not get inside. investigators are looking into reports that he told a bystander quote whites don't shoot whites before he was captured. bush is being held on $5 million bond. >>> the man suspected of sending at least 14 pipe bombs to trump critics and cnn made his first court appearance on monday where he was read the charges. cesar sayoc faces up to 48 years in prison. he was emotional in court. red faced and teary eyed. he intends to plead not guilty according to his attorney. he had a list of 100 people he planned to send packages out. authorities are reaching out to those people to warn those people. there was at package intercepted before delivery to cnn. >>> we are one week from the mid-term elections. president trump targeting andrew gillum. the democratic nominee for governor of florida for what critics are calling racially charg

and then he ended up in the kroger that's behind me. that's where this story takes a disastrous turn. he walked in and trained his gun on a man who was standing there with his grandson and he opened fire and killed maurice stoleard right there in front of his grandson. they were there to buy school supplies when this happened. he then ran outside into the parking lot, according to authorities, and shot vicky jones, killing her in the parking lot, as well. and that's when another man with a gun approached and tried to stop this shooting, and there was an exchange of gunfire at that point. so you can understand why people are upset in this community, because they're trying to figure out exactly what happened. in fact, there was a vigil here in the parking lot at one point, and people were asking questions about why would this happen here. they want to know how this is going to move forward later on, especially whether or not he's going to face hate crime charges. >> you know, i remember, ryan, when we were -- when i was reading about this

investigators say the suspect entered a kroger store yesterday afteoon and randomly shot a man several times. we're going to get to that story in just a minute. we have news in the macaiah wilson case. she's gunned down outside her aenarst cream. a third person has been arrested ke her death. her mom s with us about the break in the case and said why she cannot forgive the suspected killers. >> the last coupleou of days i've been t'through, i no sympathy. god said you forget and forgive a lot of people but to me they're n t even showingt they care. >> reporter: the police chief said directs are still looking ofolr suspects >>> let's go back to the story this morning trying to establish a motive in a ddly supermarket shooting in kentucky. investigators say the suspect entered a kroger store yesterday afternoon and randomly shot a man several times. he then walksut to the parking lot and shoots a woman. both people died. armed citizen exchanged gunfire with the suspect, but he managed to get away. theuspect was later arrested. >> metro announced if you're more than 15 minutes late on you

they were both shot and killed last wednesday at a kroger supermarket after the shooter first tried tombush a predominantly black church just down the road but he couldn't get inside, couldn't open those doors. and investigators also say he allegedly told a bystander before he was arrested that, quote, "whites down shoot whites." >> every day there seems to be a situation that unravels in our country. we as a community need to step back, reach that hand out to that neighbor and start talking to the ones that we love and we cherish. >> certainly this has rattled the foundation of our community based upon the fact that we are a small town with a big city atmosphere in that sense. >>> joining me now, billy williams, church administrator for the first baptist church, where it was the suspect's first target. >> thank you for having us. >> it's my understanding it's your job to sit at the desk and look at the surveillance cameras outside those doors. had you actually been at your desk watching those monitors, seeing this guy trying to get in, what would you have done? >> i would have done wh

the black people who died at kroger's, the people who died in the synagogue.ut on this charade, it is an imbalance. the president bears a disproportionate responsibility and those who enable him, who do not denounce him. and so so we have to look to other sources in our community. but i do not want those fakers there when we are mourning and crying. they're not welcome. >> you know, the president is getting some criticism for the way he dealt with the pipe bomb, the pipe bomb suspect. he's getting some criticism for this pittsburgh attack, as well. >> absolutely. well, of course, in this case, with pittsburgh, wolf, the president came out very quickly expressed his condolences to the victims. >> very strong words on that. >> rejected, rejected this sort of hatred. and he didn't do that in the past. you look hat how he handled charlottesville. there's a stark contrast there. so he's learning and developing and evolving in that sense. but on the pipe bomb, he goes after tom steyer, who was targeted. he has gone after some of the people who are targeted. and then

on wednesday, police say a white man killed two black people at a kroger grocery store in kentucky. minutes earlier, police say the man tried to enter a predominately black church. and of course the mail bomber. he is due in court today. cesar sayoc was arrested. >> the synagogue shooter due in court today. the damage he left behind tearing at the fabric of pittsburgh's squirrel hill neighborhood. the executive editor writing for more than a century it has become the spiritual center of pittsburgh judaism. also a vital landmark of jews in america. more now from cnn's miguel marquez. >> reporter: christine and dave, the more we learn about robert bowers, the more disturbing it is. not because people are saying he is a nazi and expressing these views, but the opposite. there was none of that. this is a person who barely cast a shadow in this life. people who knew him for many years say that they felt badly for him. he was a lost soul. investigators now combing through everything. they have gone through his house for many hours. computers, phones, car. they are looking for surveillance

online at kroger, pick it physical. >> order the mayonnaise at kroger and go to your drugs at walgreensand get out walgreens. stuart: it is all about delivery! that is what they're all trying to do. >> i think it's a bit awkward. order groceries i mean how far apart are they? how they deliver them to walgreens and what time -- stuart: there's one on every corner so it makes it convenient. >> that's right! >> how they actually pull this off? >> i find it thrilling! i am sold! i want it delivered. stuart: losing control. all right. settle down. ge, a rough ride after the chief left. he got the boot. ge credit got a two notch downgrade s&p global. one analyst says the stock has hit bottom. you would not touch it with a 10 foot pole and you do not care, do you? $124 billion in revenue.about 5 billion flows to the bottom line. after they pay interest and etc. it is $-5 billion to shareholders. >> will they cut -- >> they have $117 billion in debt. >> and they report october 25, they warned they will not have the earnings per share will be lower, free cash flow lower, they just wrote down $23

. >>> the fatal shooting of two black people at the kroger grocery store in kentucky is investigated as a hate crime. gregory bush, the 51-year-old white suspect is accused of killing 69-year-old marie stollard and vicki jones last week. before the shooting, bush tried to enter a mostly black church and he could not get inside. investigators are looking into reports that bush told a bystander that quote whites don't shoot whites before he was captured. bush is being held on $5 million bond. >>> the man suspected of sending at least 14 pipe bombs to trump critics and cnn made his first court appearance monday where he was formally read the charges. cesar sayoc faces up to 48 years in prison. he was emotional in court. red faced and teary eyed. his lawyer says he intends to plead not guilty. officials say sayoc had more than 100 people he planned to send packages. authorities have been reaching out and warning all of them. another package showed up at cnn headquarters in atlanta. it was intercepted before delivery. >>> claire mccaskill putting distance between herself and top democrat.

the incident happened at this kroger in jeffersontown.lice say, the shooter walked into the store .. shot one man a number of times and left ... he then ran into a female in the parking lot, where he fired multiple rounds at her ... then exchanged gunfire with a citizen who was armed . (pam) the suspect was arrested.. kroger released a statement thanking local police for their quick response.... adding the store will be closed during the investigation. police don't yet know a motive .. (ken)new tonight at ten: newly- released surveillance video shows what transpired during a gunman's rampage at a trump national hotel

. >>> in kentucky, authorities are looking for the motive honda a shooting at a kroger grocery store that left two people dead. a 51-year-old man was arrested facing several charges including two counts of murderer. the shooter walked into a store and shot the man several times, the gunman went outside and shot a woman in the parking lot. it appears right now that this was a random attack. >>> and as part of an agreement to pay federal pollution fines, they'll spend $160 million to the refineries. the case was brought against chevron for violating pollution long in mississippi, utah, california and hawaii. one of the plants is in richmond and that led to the evacuation of thousands of residents. >>> the city of santa rosa and sonoma counties will share half a million for housing aid. the money will fund subsidized housing for 350 low income families. they allocated 50 million more in vouchers for areas hit by disasters including the fires in northern california along with the hurricane damage to texas, florida and puerto rico. >>> the time is 4:34 tomorrow. they'll stage a rally, it

this right wing terrorism like we saw the man who went into kroger who tried to go into a black church and kill people, happens all the time. get very little coverage from the press, zero attention from the administration. and you only have to think about what would happen, say these bombs weren't sent to, you know, members of the democratic party, let's say they were sent to business leaders or random citizens and say that, you know, isis had taken responsibility for them. you'd see the president talking about this all the time. you'd see everyone in the administration out talking and tweeting about it. you'd see a full scale effort. instead you saw none of that. you saw the administration actually trying to change the subject away from a mass assassination attempt, a mass terrorist attack. again, the president, you know, it's even worse than that. we talk about them changing the suspect. i think the president's tweet this morning was actually trying to fan the flames of a conspiracy theory. not just changing the subject. the president is coming out and reading the script when he has

bush, a white man is accused of shooting and killing a black man and a black woman wednesday at a kroger's store in kentucky. rts are surfacing bush allegedly tried to get into a predominantly black church minutes before going to the grocery store. the u.s. attorney in louisville says federal and local investigators are trying decide how bush will be tried. >>> this next story is getting a lot ofth attention north o boarder in canada. the family of murdered billionaires are offering a 10 million reward. tion on thenfor couple killed. initially people thought the death ofan honey ear sherman was a murder suicide. police later s ad it was double homicide. the sherman family hired a team of investigators who say the police messed up the initial investigation. they claim, the four kids and the sherman couple, officers did not examine the home properly. they say they missedng erprints and did not completely check the locks for any forced entry. >>> the family of the man killed by a police officer is suing the woman and the city of dallas. itccuses an officer of using excessive force. the family

now to talk about kellogg's guidance >> it is really interesting because kroger is doing quite well evenguidance is down beaten. walmart is the largest growth in the country is doing quite well. the guys are getting the gross margins of the retailers and not companies that are being squeezed clorox and kellogg, that's the kind of great middle ground where they have not been able to get a lot of pricing power on the kroger call, it is pretty interesting. you got to kick me out to pay to play you get on the end caps and it is costing more money and it is not a great business to be in right now. clorox has been by far the best. just watch that. that's not where the action is so to speak. >> yeah, adding both of them siding material costs and 4-x as we see from 3-m. >> 3-m was not good. i have been wondering how much of that was the economy and how much was the company the economy is not that great. >> they'll have the same question for texans. is it a true macro straatement r not. >> the meantime, i think if you look at what gm is saying, it is your fault >> the opening bell, s&p at the cnb

police say two people were killed when a gunman opened fire at a kroger store. one man was killed inside, a woman killed in the parking lot. the victims targeted at random. the suspect is in custody. >>> to that military humvee falling from the sky in north 1 inadvertently airdropping the two-ton vehicle from 1,500 feet onto a rural neighborhood neear ft. bragg. >>> the fda approving a new drug, saying the pill that reduces flu symptoms within the first 48 hours stopping the virus from spreading. the drug should be available in a few weeks. it does not replace the flu shot. >>> and america's mystery billionaire. one mega millions ticket worth $1.6 billion sold at a gas station in simpsonville, south carolina. we may never know who, because in south carolina, you don't have to come forward. >>> when we come back here tonight, remember the night i asked if ryan seacrest was watching? what's happened now. >>> america strong. and we thought, an "american idol." it was just a couple of weeks ago, you met that little girl right here. tiny malea emma with that giant vo

. >> the guy at kroger, we were barely covering it but that's three in one week. >> you will not blame the president for specific acts but you will blame him for rhetoric the platform. and deviciveness going on in our country today. tstz it's a deliberate political tactic. to get his base out in midterm elections. chris, he cannot talk about health care. premiums have gone up. it is to take away the individual mandate and cost sharing subsidies. he can't talk about the tax cut. it hasn't gone onto help any of the working families in our country. he can't talk about infrastructure. he didn't do it. and immigration mess claeted in the country. he can't talk about policy and accomplishments. all he can do is double down on the fear that he created in our country. >> i would argue he went the markets giving back the gains but he chooses the immigration. he chose that caravan. he says this is perfect for us. even though there's nothing imminent about it. >> they a thousand miles away. it is several weeks. by the time they get here. here is the point. he did his big show today to deploy the

if you go to a retailer say kroger or target or walmart, they will tell you that they use just about everything you do in relationship to them. they take your information. they use it. they share parts of your information. and they even by information about you that will complement the information they already have. >> watch the communicators monday at 8:15 p.m. eastern on c-span two. colorado's six district race, mike coffman debated his democratic opponent jacek crowe. this is 30 minutes.

a witness at the kroger said bush, who is white, told him whites don't shoot whites.oth victims are african-american. the u.s. attorney general says that this is being looked at as a possible hate crime investigation. >>> variety reports megyn kelly is preparing for an aggressive legal fight with nbc after her black face comment. she hired a top hollywood attorney bryan freedman to negotiate her exit from the network. on tuesday she caused a huge backlash when she said on air it was okay for white people to dress in black face for halloween. she later apologized. in a sign kelly is on her way out, a rerun replaced the broadcast tl jenner writes, i thought trump would help people. she was wrong. she said when he was elected he said he would support the lgbtq s t t ty but sadly was wrong. mmunity is being relentlessly attacked by this president. she also said i must learn from my mistakes and move forward. she said she will continue advocating for the lgbt community. >>> and the philadelphia inquirer reports goodwill workers found a rebel newspaper from december 28, sev

he then walked to a kroger and fatally shot two black victims, passing right by a white man in the parkingd now the horrific crime at a neighborhood synagogue. at a time when anti-semitic incidents reported in this country are surging, up 57% in 2017. here in pittsburgh it's not lost to community leaders that in those first public remarks after saturday's synagogue shooting the president suggested having armed guards in places of worship might help. >> do you think it might have saved lives, an armed guard? >> yesterday it was at a synagogue. it might be at a school, but the next time it could be at a grocery store or at a public market. where do we stop with arming our entire society and feeling as if we can't be safe anywhere? >> reporter: the mayor was firm. >> we will not try to figure out ways in order to lessen the degree of crimes such as this. we will work to eradicate it. hatred will not have a place anywhere. >> our thanks to martha raddatz there. we would like to think that will be the case and this will make a difference, but -- >> and all our leaders will work toward it. >> ye

that is about $13.99 a pound, and that is a kroger. we didn't have an income tax until 1913. if the united states regained control of its money through the federal reserve, which is not the federal reserve -- i didn't mean that -- i'm at the treasury department. we need to run and control our money again and take it out of the hands of the bankers. guest: the beef issue, it's interesting you mention that. australia, new zealand are big importers -- exporters of land, meat. fill the trump administration rejoin some version of the transpacific partnership, which was the trade deal which they withdrew their participation from the first week he was in office. since mexico and canada are part of the tpp and a lot of these rules are the same, observers are looking into what is the move that would be required for the trump administration to pick up where the obama administration left off. host: we will leave it there. >> tonight in the race for iowa's third congressional district seat, incumbent representative david young faces democratic challenger cindy axney in a debate in johnso

shooting a black ma and woman a grocery store last week, gregory bush has been cha ted inhe murder at a krogerre. he was reportedly heard saying don't shoot me i don't shoot you. wites don't shoot whites. bush trying to historically black church minutes before showing . >>> the results of an investigation into the university of maryland's foamball pro are back in the spotlight. a future of the university's president and athletic director hanging inhe balance. the board of gent, cichranonigl >> the 200 ss maryland's fooall program wast would not go as far as toxic. public access to team practices as well as authorizingen an independ third partyo conduct review of the program dery two years. etthailse an anonymous e-mail sent back in g 2016 describinbuse and rule breaking within th program. the report concluded that the athletic department did not take any action to investigate the as lt and states dj durkin brie monthsfeond after jordan mcnair was hospitalized dg urintra senwo accoeeunts of players who were e humiliated or physically allegedly attacked by him. instances of him throwing case,or

so if you go to a retailer, say kroger or target or walmart, they will tell you that they use just about everything you do in relationship to them. they take your information, they use your information, they share parts of your information and buy from you to come plea meant the information they already have. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:15 p.m. on c-span 2. >>> now, the secretary of state mike pompeo on the jewish institute for national security of america. he resooerchd award. this is half an hour. >> thank you very much. thank you for the warm welcome. it's great to be back to honor my friend, our secretary of state, mike pompeo. i want to thank the jewish institute of the national security of america as we make critical decisions about our national security. your experts and your scholars developed forward looking policy recommendations to defend our nation and support allies like israel, our key partner in the middle east. for instance, your latest report, strengthening the u.s. and strategic cooperation provide ms. actionable strategies for congress and the administrat

establish a motive in a deadly supermarket shooting in kentucky.ig inveors say the suspect entered a kroger store yesterday afternoon and shot a man several times. he then walked out into the parking lot and shot a woman. both died. an armed citizen exchanged gunfire with that suspect, but he managed to get away nd was later arrested. investigators say it appears the victims weresen randomly. >>> new details about that viral outbreak at a pediatric rehab center inew jersey. a seventh child has now died from thedenovirus. it's common and usually mild in healthy people, but the children at the rehab center all had fragile immune systems. about 18 children in tot were affected. >>> today we expect to learn more about that massive fire at a senior apartment building near the navy yard. d.c. officials are set to hold a hearing on th cause and response. 160 seniors were displaced after that fire. it was initially thoughtha everyone was rescued safely the day of the fire. officials had to go back in after an engineer discovered one resident fr resident trapped in his apartment days later. question

it happened yesterday at this kroger in jeffersontown.and left. he then ran into a female in the parking lot, where he fired multiple rounds at her ... then exchanged gunfire with a person who was armed. ( lydia ) the suspect was arrested. kroger released a statement thanking local police for their quick response.... adding the store will be closed during the investigation. police don't yet know a motive. ( lydia ) and then --- people from across the bay area came together this week to show support for the l-g-b-t-q community. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink

he then walked to a kroger's and fatally shot two black victims, passing right by a white man in the parking lot. and now, the horrific crime at a neighborhood synagogue. at a time when anti-semitic incidents reported in this country are surging, up 57% in 2017. here in pittsburgh, it's not lost to community leaders that in those first public remarks after saturday's synagogue shooting, the president suggested having armed guards in places of worship might help. do you think it might have saved lives, an armed guard? >> yesterday it was at a synagogue, it might be at a school. but the next time it could be at a grocery store or at a public market. where do we stop with arming our entire society and feeling as if we can't be safe anywhere? >> reporter: this morning, the mayor was firm. >> we will not try to figure out ways in order to lessen the degree of crimes such as this. we will work to eradicate it. hatred will not have a place, anywhere. >> martha joins us live here. we heard the president suggesting, had there been security, the results would have been better. but i'm sure you

if you go to a retailer say kroger or target or walmart, they will tell you that they use just about everything you do in relationship to them. they take your information. they use it. they share parts of your information. and they even by information about you that will complement the information they already have. >> watch the communicators monday at 8:15 p.m. eastern on c-span two. colorado's six district race, mike coffman debated his democratic opponent jacek crowe. this is 30 minutes. >> good evening and welcome. i am your host and joining me is a political specialist at cbs for an managing editor. our generalcontinue election season looking at the major races. this debate will feature the major party candidates running to represent the sixth district. joining us is mike coffman and jacek crowe, the democratic challenger. let us get to it. thank you for being here. the world's top scientists on climate change just issued a report that says unless we enact sweeping changes, we will start to see the effects of global warming in terms of food supply and wild fires. how do you make

target and kroger, it is unlikely they sell -- i know they do not sell information. some companies do. they use it for themselves. that is, that information is extremely valuable in trying to figure out who their best customers are, what kind of responses people would give to certain kinds of messages, who they should care about more than others. who are more valuable customers. they use it that way. they allow certain companies to go online and put cookies into people's computers based upon their browser. those companies can get information about the customers in that way. that is the way in which they essentially sell data. so that happens. but in general, i do not think those companies are ready to give away the information simply because it is valuable. there are other websites in the business of doing that. there are companies, like axiom, that do in fact sell data through the roof to companies that want them. and purchase them. wi-fi open us up to scrutiny? scrutiny by whoever's wi-fi you are on? joseph: yes. we have to recognize that it can be anonymous. you c

food stop being food fraud kaufman hey fred thanks for being with us today the breaking news about kroger stores and more ready to eat recalls from simple truth and candid cadence gourmet but these are just the latest bring us up to speed on the scope of all the sorts of recalls out there in the last week or so. this is huge bart i think the first piece of advice is that if you are concerned about the food that might be sitting in your fridge or freezer you should go to f.d.a. got gov the web site f.d.a. dot gov where they presently have a list of all the recalls which is more than a thousand products at this moment these are almost all in the grab and go area so for instance prepared salads are being recalled the. go go top kito which you can get at seven eleven is being recalled jenny craig is involved with their chicken wraps you see carnitas from trader joe's there are too many to even remark a lot of this is coming from a company called mccain foods they are from canada they're privately owned about four thousand americans they kind of made some headlines they didn't want to make las

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. >>> two people were shot and killed today at a kroger grocery store in jefferson town, kentucky. a man was killed inside the store, a woman was killed in the parking lot. a bystander exchanged gunfire with the suspect who tried to escape, but was captured a short distance from that store. >>> saudi arabia's crown prince tried to distance himself today from the killing of a "washington post" contributor jamal khashoggi, calling it a heinous crime that cannot be justified. khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey. saudi arabia says it has detained 18 men suspected of being lv 's presint wants to prosecut countr > thousands of central american migrants resume their long trek northward toward the u.s. today. adriana diaz is traveling with the caravan in mexico. adriana. >> reporter: jeff, there are signs the caravan may be losing speed. according to the mexican government, an estimate the 1700 people have applied for asylum here in mexico, and at least 495 have asked to be sent back to honduras. now, under mexican law, anyone who applies for asylum is guara

pulling off some of these meals, these entrÉes, burritos, pizzas, salads, whole foods, walmart, 7-11, krogerjoe, these meals have been recalled because of listeria and salmonella contamination. they notified the usda saying some of the vegetables, corn, inside these meals may be contaminated with that bacteria. if you grab one of these meals from the grocery store lately check it out, take it back or throw it out. heather: from that which is not appetizing to wendy's selling any size french fries for a dollar. >> reporter: we love a good deal. wendy's selling french fries, any size, small, medium, large, for one dollar, for a limited time. we don't know how long this will last so take advantage why you can. it doesn't apply if you buy a combo meal. maybe you have to buy them separately. heather: you can buy the fries and frosty to dip them in. thanks. time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour and this is how liberal students handle conservative speakers on campus in the past, the new coping method for snowflakes at one college, safe space to get away from our next guest, she is here to se

if you go to the retailer, kroger or target or walmart, they will tell you that they use just about everythingou do in relationship to them. they take your information, use your information, share parts of your information, and they even by information about you that will sort of complement the information they already have. >> announcer 2: watch "the communicators" on c-span 2 8:00 eastern. theuncer 1: now a debate in race for the u.s. senate seat in massachusetts between incumbent democratic senator elizabeth warren and republican challenger , a member of the massachusetts house of

a retailer, say, kroger or target or wal-mart, they will tell you that they use just about everything you do in them.onship to they take your information. they use your information. of yourre parts information and they even buy you that willout compliment the information they already have. >> watch "the communicators" at 8:15 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> as the midterm election draws, our guest on news makers cecil. stephen shepherd is chief pollster with politico. let's get started here. on your twitter feed, you made this comment in the past month -- the key to the 2018 election is the gap between what is being talked about on cable news and what is being discussed in the campaigns. what are you saying their? -- there? mr. cecil: i do think there is a big schism between what candidates are talking about, what voters are talking about, and what is being covered. a lot on stormy daniels and mueller and the happenings in d.c. and when you get out of d.c., what you find is most candidates on the democratic side are advertising on pre-existing conditions and opioids and jobs and their re