but for kroger, the highlight is the outlook. half of the year to continue to look strong, and stronger than wall street is expecting with the comp store sales expecting to increase 13%. as far as covid costs, that is another discussion on the call, to cost them $15 million in the quarter, and lot of talk about the associate appreciation and how they had to spend on the cleaning and the safety to keep the associates in the store, and the digital investments which is another major talking point. they say they can reach 98% of customers online. there is a scrutiny on the strategy, and compared to amazon and walmart who are hefley spending and the digital, but the message today is that they, too, have been and kroger has more than 2,000 locations for the pickup and delivery within the store, and thati, they hav been work on this for years. >> and so, with the food pricing and the inflation, and we have the cpi numbers today, and how is that bearing on kroger's results? >> well, it is helpful that the food prices are elevated. so the

joining us now is the kroger ceo rodney mcmullen. nice to see you.nks for taking time to join us today. i am curious as to what you are seeing -- you are in touch with the consumer. we have seen a tough year. a lot of people forced to stay at home. i am wondering what you are seen as we prepare for the autumn, fall, and into winter. what are you anticipating? case counts are climbing all around the world? . -- all around the world. rodney: i am proud of our associates and what our customers are telling us is they are learning how to cook again and they are enjoying cooking as a family. all of those things are things that we think will be trends that will happen even when we get through covid, and with our associates there serving our customers, we think those things together will be really important, and when families he does a family, they stay as a family, and everything we can do to support that is good for us and good for the customer as well. kailey: what gives you the confidence that is going to continue, rodney? you give a forecast above expec

>> growing up in the south i can attest to kroger, i've been there.he county sheriff's department. getting a workout in on the treadmill and i showed this not to the dog, but the idea of having a fan blowing some wind on your. that's the only way to work out. >> all right. if that looks comfortable. that is it for us, "special report" is out next. >> bret: think you, jessie. a good evening, welcome to washington on bret baier and breaking tonight we are 555 days away from election. the violence of nature and the violence against police out west and also keeping an eye on hurricane sally which is prompting evacuation orders in louisiana and mississippi as it brings the potential deadly storm surge again. out west, 35 people are dead, tens of thousands are displaced of this evening because of raging wildfires. the cause of the fires has become a political football during the election season, but honoring those that have batt

we sell to williams sonoma, kroger, a lot of specialty stores, as well, across the u.s.onis: wow! of the $500,000 you did last year, walk me through where the revenue came from most to least. erica: pancakes -- about 75%. lemonis: and how many of them make up the bulk of the revenue? about six flavors. lemonis: okay. erica: then our fried chicken mix. lemonis: how much was that in revenue? erica: 20%. lemonis: okay. so, you understand so far we're at 95%? erica: yeah. lemonis: okay. pancakes and fried chicken make up 95% of her revenue, and i think the way she developed the other products and the way she connected them together is probably why they didn't take off. why did you choose to package them differently if you were creating a brand? erica: because i wanted to be able to distinguish the grits from the pancakes and the bacon rub. lemonis: and you did a good job with that. erica: thank you. lemonis: they're all different. erica: thank you. lemonis: which is probably why the other ones don't do well. can i taste the product? erica: yeah, i can make it. lemonis: i'm g

there. >> reporter: past addiction and abuse left her stranded, homeless, but not hopeless recalls krogerckie vandal. >> she comes by me, how you doing, ms. vandal, i'm going to work here one of these days i'm like, okay >> reporter: vandal who does hiring at the store told williams about an upcoming job fair. >> it was a gut feeling. you can tell when people are really genuine, and people that you know are trying. >> reporter: vandal spent two hours helping williams fill out an application >> you helped me do it. >> when it said you've successfully applied i was like, you're hired, i'll call you in a few days. >> i remember crying in her arms and here i am. >> reporter: eight months on the job, williams has an apartment, community members and co-workers helped her furnish it. >> reporter: and i'm going to continue working hard every day to spread the love and joy like no other. >> reporter: underneath her mask at work, williams wears a grateful smile. >> reporter: for the very first time in my life now i know what love is. now i know what friendship is. >> reporter: and for the first tim

kroger ceo joins us now for an exclusive interview.good to see you. >> good to see you, sara >> well this was a surprise. better surprise on sales, on digital sales and also on the guidance and the projection of 13% comp store sales what gives you the confident that people have really changed their behavior and n.in a lastiy and buying more groceries in the longer term? >> customers are continuing to shop in our stores you know, when they in our stores, count is down. the amount they spend per visit is up significantly. also, digital business is up 127% customers continue to engage in that and what we're finding in markets where covid-19 is less lower incident rate or higher incident rate, it really doesn't have that much ofa difference. people in the thing that is exciting for families, people are finding they enjoy cooking they enjoy eating as a family. so it's really all those things together that gave us the confidence to go out with the guidance that we did >> initially the stock was higher it turned around and lower along with, y

the outlook for the second half also exceeded expectations com store sales for kroger expected to rise 13% they're also expecting higher profits. as ceo rodney mcmullen says, they expect the eating at home trend to be with us for a while. inflation, as you guys were discussing, is also certainly helping their profits. and to that point, in today's overall cpi report, we did see consumer prices rise more than expected for the third month in a row, thanks in large part to used car prices spiking on high demand as far as food prices in particular, they are still elevated if you look at a historical basis, but if you look at the monthly changes, they are starting to come down for food at home or grocery store prices, and that's in part because of meat and poultry shortages that happened during the pandemic, remember, they started to ease, and those prices are coming down also people are starting slowly to eat more outside at restaurants than they were at the height of the pandemic the biggest takeaway on inflation is it is showing up in spots where the demand is, kelly, and that is in auto

the wait is over and my colleague michael kroger is here now and speaking of the wait being over for someone who wants to watch george 9 maybe hasn't seen 83 and 86 can you watch the new series without having seen the last 2 of course each season can be watched without the other and because the basic story is nearly always the same you have this guy who really wants to have a quiet life and he constantly is untangle in great historical events in the eighty's this starts in the 1st serious with 83 we can have a look at it much in the gulf there was a simple socha believing in the coming of the system of east germany and the against his will he smuggled into the west as a spy and preventing in the end nuclear well just by accident we see him here in the. completely overwhelmed. and then afterwards in 86. he is used for deals in angola to. east germany's and to cuff us this all sounds very very serious but it isn't is really big fun and not because of that crazy story also because of the music of the eighty's of course and speaking of music of course the main actor on the show your last

let's take a look at kroger.earnings report i believe and we're showing you the nfl there, but i want to talk about kroger for a moment. the stock was up earlier. its reversed course i'm not quite sure what they had with their earnings report, but the stock is down now. all right show me amazon, the online retailer accused of price gouging on essential items during the virus pandemic. the watchdog group, public citizen says amazon raised some prices up to 1,000% and the stock is down $16. back to the nfl. they are back, but not without drama. fans appear to boo players during a moment of unity before the game. we'll be bringing you more from the season opener later this hour. tracking the virus on college campuses, starting to look like a big brother, with some contact tracing apps tracking students exact locations. campus reforms cabot phillips fired up on that and on the show a little later and we're following the president, this morning at the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania we're going to take

eastern time within the kroger report, i'm going to be watching for food inflation. a trend that's happening or is that lessening now that people are going out more to restaurants? of course, the war for online groceries against walmart and target and amazon and everyone else. >> ask him if he's threatened by humans eating pet food moving forward. >> yeah. we could ask him what the total addressable market is for that >> i'm cracking myself up and nobody else. key market take-aways? >> we hit pretty near the lows from a couple days ago i think it's still very choppy, kind of skittish action that we saw today, pretty typical of an ongoing pullback corrective move >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. tonight on "fast" the changing of the guard at citi the big bank tapping jane fre e frazier. we have earnings from oracle and peloton. we'll break down the after hours action later, hitting the jackpot sports betting stocks on fire as the nfl gets ready for kickoff

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you got those three names either down 4% for kroger or just flat on the session for amazon. >>> folks, look on your screen. we've got this breaking news. chinese media is insisting that its sources say oracle will get no source code with its new tech partnership with chinese short form video app tiktok. that from china's global television network. that used to be the cctv which is sort of fox business of china. tiktok expects to create 25,000 new jobs in the united states as part of its proposal with oracle if this proposal, air quotes, is approved by the trump administration. oracle has confirmed this morning that it is air quotes, teaming up with the social media darling to avoid an outright ban but we remind you, president trump has said multiple times and very clearly that unless tiktok, which he says poses a national security threat, due to its collecting power of user data, unless it's bought by a u.s. tech company and severs all ties with china, he will ban it. to charlie gasparino. charlie, either oracle's terms won't pass the trump administration's muster or president trump b

this year during the pandemic gary huddleston has 45 years experience in the grocery industry with kroger and now the texas retailers association as a consultant he walked me through some other trends like quicker shopping times to get in and out of the store to limit exposure and consumers buying in bulk, so they don't have to come back as soon now this coupled with demand on cooking from home since restaurants were closed for so long made it harder for grocery stores to maintain product, even companies like frito-lay in general mills said hey we're cutting down the number of items we make to get more product into the market faster. >>some of those manufactured cut down on the variety. what they had in order to focus on what so the best i would say today except with the exception of cleaning products everything is caught out. >>so don't count on seeing those clorox wipes fully stocked on the shelves anytime soon other products in demand include coffee ice cream and other comfort foods but people are also using this time to get more nutritious so fruits and vegetable sales are still soari

the wait is over and my colleague michael kroger is here announce speaking of the wait being over for someone who wants to watch 9 maybe hasn't seen 83 and 86 can you watch the new series without having seen the last 2 of course each season can be watched without the other and because the basic story is nearly always the same you have this guy who really wants to have a quiet life and he constantly is untangle in great historical events in the eighty's this starts in the 1st serious with 83 we can have a look at it might involve there is a simple socha believing in the coming of the system of east germany and the against his will he smuggled into the west as a spy and sub preventing in the end. well just by accident the scene here and the. completely overwhelmed. and then afterwards in deutschland 86. he is used for. in angola to. east germany's and to compass this all it sounds very very serious but it isn't is really big fun and not because of that crazy story also because of the music of the eighty's of course speaking of music of course the main actor on the show your last night i

good food and horseback riding what else could you ask for in a getaway well my colleague michael kroger went to paris to see if this island really does earn the title of the ideal vacation destination. the greek island of patmos it lies in the heart of the cyclone and the aegean sea. they say this is the best island in europe but there are so many what does it have what others don't have that's why i doubt. if they're surveyed by a travel magazine found the island can satisfy every tourist wishes no matter what kind of occasion they are looking for. paris is famed for its crystal clear waters and beautiful beaches and this is the most famous one point a hot spot for kite surfing. but kite surfing isn't really my thing. i prefer to explore the beaches in a different way on horseback by the way meet my namesake not my kid but mikey and he can swim it doesn't get better than this. but that was fun that was really amazing. so the beaches are great but what about the towns left kiss is one of the most beautiful places on paris due to the corona virus pandemic there on many tourists you might

good food and horseback riding what else could you ask for in a getaway well my colleague michael kroger went to paris to see if this island really does earn the title of the ideal vacation destination. the greek island of power says it lies in the heart of the secluded and the aegean sea. they say this is the best island in europe but there are so many what does it have what others don't have that's why i doubt. this survey by a travel magazine found the island can satisfy every tourist wishes no matter what kind of occasion they undergo for. paris's famed for its crystal clear waters and beautiful beaches this is the most famous one point a hot spot for quite a 1st. but kitesurfing isn't really my thing. i prefer to explore the beaches in a different way on horseback by the way my namesake not my kid but mikey and he can swim it doesn't get better than this. that was fun but what's really amazing. so the beaches are great but what about the towns left is one of the most beautiful places on paris due to the coronavirus pandemic there on many tourists i enjoy the peace and quiet left us

good food and horseback riding what else could you ask for in a getaway well my colleague michael kroger went to paris to see if this island really does earn the title of the ideal vacation destination. the greek island of patmos it lies in the heart of the secluded and the aegean sea . they say this is the best island in europe but there are so many what does it have what others don't have that's why i doubt. this survey by a travel magazine found the island can satisfy every tourist wishes no matter what kind of occasion they and looking for. paris is famed for its crystal clear waters and beautiful beaches this is the most famous one point a hot spot for cater for us. but kite surfing isn't really my thing. i prefer to explore the beaches in a different way on horseback by the way i meet my namesake not my kid but mikey and he can swim it doesn't get better than this. that was fun that was really in raising. so the beaches are great but what about the towns left kiss is one of the most beautiful places on paros due to the coronavirus pandemic there on many tourists i enjoy the peace a

to make publicly admitted to spending her entire career pretending to be black she's white just a kroger an associate professor of history at george washington university made her confession in a blog post let's take a look at some of the reaction of what she said. i have this chewed my lived experience as a white jewish child in suburban kansas city under various identities within the blackness that i had no right to claim i'm not a call to vulture i'm a call to meet. so this is bizarre my heart goes out to any black person who invited jessica crude into their secret space center the assumption that she was black too you know we have to talk about this jessica group where a jewish woman from kansas city has been passing is a black latina caribbean woman for years this is violence this is anti-black and this is sheen for when jessica crew gets her book deal and it's on the talk show circuit remember this to 8 watch women continually harm our communities and are rewarded for their efforts well the case has drawn comparisons to rachel dollars zol a former u.s. block rights activists who wa

good food and horseback riding what else could you ask for in a getaway well my colleague michael kroger went to paris to see if this island really does earn the title of the ideal vacation destination. the greek island of power says it lies in the heart of the secluded and the aegean sea. they say this is the best island in europe but there are so many what does it have what others don't let's find out. if they're surveyed by travel magazine found the island can satisfy every tourist wishes no matter what kind of occasion they unlucky for. paris is famed for its crystal clear waters and beautiful beaches this is the most famous one point a hot spot for kate surface. but kite surfing isn't really my thing. i prefer to explore the beaches in a different way on horseback by the way meet my namesake not my kid but mikey and he can swim it doesn't get better than this. that was fun that was really raising. so the beaches are great but what about the towns left kiss is one of the most beautiful places on paros due to the coronavirus pandemic there on many tourists i enjoy the peace and quiet

the wait is over and my colleague michael kroger is here announce speaking of the wait being over for someone who wants to watch george lund 89 maybe hasn't seen 83 and 86 can you watch the new series without having seen the last 2 of course each season can be watched without the other and because the basic story is nearly always the same you have this guy who really wants to have a quiet life and he constantly is untangle in great historical events in the eighty's this starts in the 1st serious with 83 we can have a look at it. there is a simple socha believing in the coming of the system of east germany and the against his will he smuggled into the west as a spy and the basic story is nearly always the same you have this guy who really wants to have a quiet life and he constantly is untangle in great historical events in the eighty's this starts in the 1st serious with 83 we can have a look at it. in the gulf there was a simple socha believing in the coming of the system of east germany and the against his will he smuggled into the west as a spy and sub preventing in the end and nuc

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another question from ken mellgren, for many years, the military, the medical community, and the space kroger mused -- the space program used primates for experiments. has that ceased, or is there evidence that this is still going on? dr. goodall: i don't think space research using primates is going on. i did learn a lot about what was happening, and it was horrendous -- and i think some people will remember the first chimp to go up into space was ham and he went up into space about the time i went to gombe, and something went wrong with his capsule and it crashed into the ocean -- it sank down day. but he was rescued. emerged, there was a photograph taken, and the caption under this photograph which was in the press around the world was ham beaming. i think joy. or something like that. that expression was the most terrified i've seen on any chimpanzee. and it was a story that was kept suppressed, but the space people decided they were going to put was to this rumor that going around that ham was not happy after all, so they had a press conference and brought ham out and they brought his caps

kroger granted it related imbalance in australia it would like the name of the irish that's very popular around the world where we have an economic system that knows it is unstable nolde it needs to prepare for it knows it needs to take care of a mess or that people are part of a promotion or it's true you didn't do most of those things imagining the good times would last for ever and not be in a sense having.

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the wait is over and my colleague michael kroger is here announce speaking of the wait being over for someone who wants to watch george 9 maybe hasn't seen 83 and 86 can you watch the new series without having seen the last 2 of course each season can be watched without the other and because this is the basic story is nearly always the same you have this guy who really wants to have a quiet life and he constantly is untangle in great historical events in the eighty's this starts in the 1st serious with 83 you can have a look at it. there is a simple socha believing in the coming of the system of east germany and the against his will he smuggled into the west as a spy and sub preventing in the end. just by accident you see him here and this is. completely overwhelmed. and then afterwards in 86. he is used for deals in angola to. east germany's and to cuff us this all sounds very very serious but it isn't is really big fun and not because of that crazy story also because of the music of the 80s of course and speaking of music of course the main actor on the show your last night is also

accardo we were talking with the kroger ceo, he was talking about accardo. has made the shift in the u.k. from operating -- that seems of gone relatively smoothly. this is basically a play and has been one that has benefited in terms of the lockdown story as people of had to shop from home. accardo up 10.32%. in the insurance sector, his talks along with a number of -- hiscox along with a number of other insurers trading strongly. this was after a court ruling after a regulatory story surrounding business interruption plans related to covid. the court ruled that these claims have to start being paid. then we started to see the details coming through from the insurers about exactly how strong these claims are and how much of an impact they will have. the market went these are not as bad as we thought they were going to be, it as a result we have seen a sector rewriting, baked price trump for -- a big , up nearlyfor hiscox 18%. kailey: let's turn to an indicator of global economic recovery, china's rebound speeding up in august led by the first growth in retai

beyond meat heading higher it's adding a thousands new stores to its distribution list including krogernd walmart locations. fake sausages. carvana soaring today. the company expecting to set several records in the third quarter. people are more willing to shop online for because of the pandemic >>> game stop rising as well on pace now for its highest close in nearly a year and a half. rc ventures raising its stake in the company to just under 10%. kelly. >>> we have a news alert on political ad spending. let's get to julia >> nbc universal tells me that political advertising year to date has surpassed political advertising in all of 2016 in 2016 nbc universal brought in $55 million from political ads but as of now still six weeks ahead of the election, nbc universal has surpassed that number really, kelly and tyler speaks to the fact that this is a very heated cycle and a lot of money is being spent on those political ads. back over to you >> hanks >>> michael jordan becomes the first black owner in nascar in 50 years we'll tell you who he signed up as his first driver and the day afte

they were sold in kroger and walmart store.e than 1,000 people in 47 states have gone sick, and more than 100 have been hospitalized. >> today marks one year since a deadly fire on board a dive boat in southern california killed 34 people. the consention was on a labor day weekend diving expedition off the coast of santa barbara. that fire starts a 33 passengers were sleeping. all of them were killed. the captain and four crew members managed to escape. one crew member died in the fire. investigations into the cause of the fire and whether someone to blame are ongoing. the won't captain could face a federal manslaughter charge. >>> today, september 2nd, marks the official end to world war ii, the end of the war was marked in ceremonies all over the country, including this one in hawaii. america got into the war after japan attacked pearl hash person >>> and this afternoon, president trump commemorated the anniversary during his trip to north carolina. lauren blanchard is in washington with details on those events, as well as a

moves going into the value space so growth it down, but so is value down and low volatility stuff, krogersrocter & gamble of the world all to the down side. today we have a lunch of a new stock exchange, we have three stock exchange launching this month. today the long-term stock exchange which is very interesting organization, they claim, eric reese claims he's looking for companies interested in sustainability and inclusion and adversity and treating employees fairly a lot of what we call esg kind of things, environmental, social and governance, that's launching today. the members exchange which is the big powerhouse launched by a lot of wall street firms will have a full launch on september 29 and a smaller firm the miax pearl equities will have a launch september 25th. they already own three options exchanges. you might wonder, guys, carl, why do we need another exchange at all we have 13 stock exchange already, now we will have 16 the answer is they keep coming up with different market niches to serve their customers carl, back to you. >> that's interesting, bob thank you. bob pisani

you're from pepsi co is kroger doing something that you at six times earnings aren't doing that you cannge? i don't get the disparity. >> yeah, i don't get the disparity, jim i always measure marketplace performance on share and we are winning market share. i look at dollar share and unit share. so when it comes down to with what's happening with customers, we're winning there. that's how i measure it. we have all of these improvement programs that will make us even better i talked about productivity. you should know the productivity, it's new to us it not new to the world. so we are adopting things that we can drive and dust the potential in our business. >> how about your own brands of which i, again, like and feel they are the same brand s as a branded product and i think they must have great margins. >> yes, jim. thousand basis points more than the national brands. okay 1,000 basis points the old brands, not like ten, 15 years ago. the brands are innovative. do we know we have the number one selling frozen pizza as our own brand? we're the number one seller. we bring invasion all th

there are others that are surprising cvs, kroger.ell me why some of these companies deserve a second look? >> some of the names we mentioned, i think it's important to realize even if you think about things like transportation stocks or communications and some industrial terms are able to take advantage of new technologies in their own businesses things like is up supply chain, artificial intelligence in order to modernize their business and move into the future that's a little bit under appreciated by the market sometimes. the way the companies invest in their people is incredibly value and hasn't been accounted for as well if you include things like brand value, like the value networks and connections, customer loyalty, these things are hard to calculate in terms of true worth. if you think they're worth something, that's worth including in your estimates and really transforms the kinds of returns you get versus a conventional strategy. >> yeah. it's more art than science that's been true of investing anyh anyhow thanks so much for

good food and horseback riding what else could you ask for in a getaway well my colleague michael kroger went to paris to see if this island really does earn the title of the ideal vacation destination. the greek island of power says it lives in the heart of the secluded east and the aegean sea. they say this is the best island in europe but there are so many what does it have what others don't that's white out. there surveyed by travel magazine found the island can satisfy every tourist wishes no matter what kind of occasion they are looking for. paris is famed for its crystal clear waters and beautiful beaches this is the most famous one point a hot spot for kite surface. but kite surfing isn't really my thing. i prefer to explore the beaches in a different way on horseback by the way i meet my namesake not my kid but mikey and he can swim it doesn't get better than this. that was fun that was really amazing. so the beaches are great but what about the towns left kiss is one of the most beautiful places on paros due to the corona virus pandemic there on many tourists i enjoy the peace

kroger down 1%, they have to keep the momentum going, they are invested in digital and delivery and not waiting on their margin. many of these evaluations along with tech overall in the nosebleed section, everybody is coming back down to earth right now, we are in september and have an election. back to you. >> all that is true and interesting the way things closed out. melissa: wall street heading back into the office, president trump praising the news that j.p. morgan chase is going to bring staff into the building later this month and edward lawrence is in washington with the details. >> life is coming back to new york city, something that bill de blasio would like to hear that banks are starting to bring back their employees into the building, were not talking about a lot of people but j.p. morgan chase says they will bring back senior managers in their sales and trading division, they will bring them back to the building and it affects workers only in new york and london, the president congratulating the bank saying working in an office will always be better than working from home,

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thought it might be fun to remember what life might be like when we didn't wear a hazmat suit to the krogerped by the historic and deeply stressful event playing out on their televisions, of course i'm talking about the netflix series, "cheer." ( laughter ) this documentary series is a huge phenomenon, it follows the navarro junior college cheer squad as they prepare for the national championships. it's incredibly compelling. now, here's just a taste from the trailer. >> my goal was to be the best cheer program in the country. >> we only compete once for two minutes and 15 seconds in daytona. it may be the last time in your career. >> you work so hard your entire life for a moment. >> do it again. >> if you want to be one of the top teams at the competition, you have to step it up. >> whoever thought of tossing someone into the air and seeing how many times they can flip. that person is psychotic but yeah, i'm the crazy person that does it. >> stephen: watching that really took me back to my college days because i watched a lot of documentaries back then, too. ( laughter ) everyone's talkin

supermarket -- >> i like albertson when it came public and everything they're doing but last week krogerted an amazing quarter and the darn thing cannot get out of its way. hold off aci we'll do more work i think it's cheap but i need a catalyst let's go to joel in florida. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: got a question for you. so tech being so heavily utilized nowadays and increased importance on cybersecurity? >> crowd strike, george was on our show not that long ago i think that what happened today with snow flake is going to cause people to take a little pause because that stock is up gigantically for the year. i like to wait a little bit before i tell you to buy it. it's one of the hottest stocks in the market and right now the hottest stocks could be under us all by additional ipos coming to the market sur sure,j frog is a high quality company but the stock is too hot to handle. you know what i need i need some mitts. you know what i need oven mitts bring it -- queue the oven mitts. much more "mad money" ahead. the shift to remote work looks permanent

good food and horseback riding what else could you ask for in a getaway well my colleague michael kroger went to paris to see if this island really does earn the title of the ideal vacation destination. the greek island of paris it lies in the heart of the secluded and the aegean sea. they say this is the best island in europe but there are so many what does it have what others don't have that's quite out. there surveyed by travel magazine found the island can satisfy every tourist wishes no matter what kind of occasion they are looking for. paris is famed for its crystal clear waters and beautiful beaches this is the most famous one point or the hot spot for quite surface. but kitesurfing isn't really my thing. i prefer to explore the beaches in a different way on horseback by the way meet my namesake not my kid but mikey and he can swim it doesn't get better than this. that was fun that was really amazing. so the beaches are great but what about the towns left kiss is one of the most beautiful places on paris due to the coronavirus pandemic there on many tourists i enjoy the peace and

but kroger was not the normal note taker of meetings, and prepared a fairly detailed account of what had happened after the meeting. this actually run several pages, i've clip just one paragraph here that notes that pressley indicated that he thought the beatles had been a real force for any american spirit. this sounds a little bit like competition, he said that the beatles came to the country, made their money and return to england where they promoted an anti american team. the president nodded in agreement and expressed some surprise. this is a good post meeting memo. this became the exception to the rule. no greater offender than henry kissinger who fell way behind on his meetings, and the record of it. hallman noticed it and decided he had to do something about it. he decided we're not keeping a good record of this presidency, what nixon wanted was to things. he wanted the historical record of what happened during his presidency, to get a real sense of history. secondly, he wanted to know if he had said something or given some indication to the guest like, nodding at the beatles

this year during the pandemic gary huddleston has 45 years experience in the grocery industry with kroger the texas retailers association as a consultant he walked me through some other trends like quicker shopping times to get in and out of the store to limit exposure and consumers buying in bulk, so they don't have to come back as soon now this coupled with demand on cooking from home since restaurants were closed for so long made it harder for grocery stores to maintain product, even companies like frito-lay in general mills said hey we're cutting down the number of items we make to get more product into the market faster. >>some of those manufactured cut down on the variety. what they had in order to focus on what so the best i would say today except with the exception of cleaning products everything is caught out. >>so don't count on seeing those clorox wipes fully stocked on the shelves anytime soon other products in demand include coffee ice cream and other comfort foods but people are also using this time to get more nutritious so fruits and vegetable sales are still soaring. >>an

kroger was helped by consumer friends during that pandemic as well by the way, digital sales grew byll, that's a must much interview for everyone out there. i will send things back over to you. >> okay. thanks, dom. appreciate it. want to talk about one of the hottest stock this summer and that has been tesla. a report saying the client-based mass production of the model 3s for export to asia and europe will probably begin in the fourth quarter and could ship before the end of the year joining us right now is bernstein's tony saganacki one of the most respected analysts in this space. what do you think of the valuation of tesla at this point, tony? how do you begin to model it out? >> it's a fantastic valuation and we along with many investors i think really struggle with that valuation to us is implies that tesla will become the largest car maker in the world and have by far the highest margins as a mass market car maker going forward. it's valuation is higher than the combined valuation, enterprise value of bw and toyota and those companies collectively make 20 million cars, tesla

the lawsuit brought by the equal employment opportunity commission alleges they told managers at a krogeruld not wear an apron that had a rainbow flag supporting the lgbt community. they say the symbol goes against their religious beliefs. they were terminated for violating the dress code. kroger does not comment on pends lawsuits. >>> he may notable able walk yet but this 6-month-old is getting his feet wet. they posted photos of the baby boy water skiing, his mother calling him the world's youngest water skier. that is amazing. may possibly the cutest thing i ever seen in my life. i don't know if i would put my 10-month-old on water skis. it looks kind of cool. i will not lie, pete. pete: very cool. will: balanced loosely. he has his knees locked. if he goes in the water, that is pretty brave. pete: he has a lifejacket on. rick, can you water ski, barefoot? rick: i love water skiing. jed, your son is 10 months old. he will not get in the right college. jedediah: great point, rick. pete: she is failing him. rick: pressure with kids. incredibly cold air, the officers real cold air mass of

kroger had a good quarter but really doesn't, what, wave of hand i want to go there i've been to theores in san francisco, they're incredible but this is just one more technological advance that puts them well ahead of all the other brick and mortars, except for walmart perhaps and target so thank you, stimulus you're too late. amazon, david, has won game, set, match how many packages you get from amazon this weekend? >> there were a couple >> how about you, carl, from amazon this weekend? >> yep, there's been a few >> i got four. very good. i wish they put them all in one box but that's okay. it's good for the cardboard companies. sxw >> you get them from walmart, target, costco heat lamps >> you ever heard of prime >> i've heard of prime >> i got them from costco. >> guys, we're going to talk about obviously the macro effects of that story and more with larry kudlow in the next hour stimulus talks, covid, the economy, the debate, don't miss that don't go anywhere. my father always reminded me, "a good education takes you many different horizons" and that sticked to my mind. so, whe

ge coming off of larry cult's comments about cash flow kroger in there, discovery, ford watch atth astrades on this thursday. don't go away. ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >>> time for jim and stop trading. >> there's one wild, wild up push today it's citi taking the price target for caterpillar from 150 to 175 it's saying the dollar is weak that's great for cat that mining orders are coming back but what's most important is i want to contrast with snowflake. it sells around 17 times earnings if the numbers come through. sn snowflake is 100 times sales people are going to go to the caterpillars that's going to be a change that i don't know if everyone is ready for. >> that's a nice bounce off the rolling saling figures from earlier in the week. >> and tonight we have proof point and then a company i've been recommending since it traded at $3 pen national gaming. what is it it's a unique property that's a nationwide small casinos but the bar stool sports gambling package has made it

they're rotating in the other stocks those are companies like hershey, costco, procter & gamble, krogervaluations being sliced. but they're not buying other parts of the market. guys, luke back to you. >> conserving that cash. thank you. mike santoli is taking a look at how far stocks may fall from here mike, what are you seeing? >> yeah. specifically looking at the number of stocks that even coming into today were well off the highs. the this is a chart in the s&p 500 that were at least 20% off the 52-week high what is fascinating about this is when you see spikes up here, you're about one-third of all stocks were atleast 20% below the high coming into today the other stocks here were 2015 and 2016 and then late 2018. the entire market was in deep correction and well off the highs when was the overall market, the s&p 500 near record high here, here, and here you had most stocks up there there is a very bifurcated market what does that mean? it means that below the surface it's not as if every stock has been priced for perfection much it's not as if every stock was at an all time high.

you can buy them at whole foods, kroger, wherever, like i said this week but it is their third new producty're up more than 80%. all those faux meat options are great for the stock. they're selling in china, impossible foods, their rival, which is a private company, favsed some roadblocks. beyond meat, winner today, winner this year. stuart: based on meatballs this year. lauren: meatless meatballs. all right. stuart: a, really big deal. it is meant to be somewhat similar to china's singles' day. and it is all designed, well it's a brand new shopping holiday. we have the senior vice president of visa in north america. mike, we're talking here about october the 10th, 10/10, as a new on line shopping holiday. this your idea? >> it is not visa's idea but i like the idea. i mean anything that can help stimulate our economy and get things going. visa is readily here, willing and able to help. stuart: do you think it could be a really big deal? >> look, i think that anything we can do to help stimulate the economy in areas. it is proven in china. they have gotten to work with singles' day. you kn

washington making a phase 4 coronavirus relief bill unlikely until after the election this is chris krogerw. joining us on the "squawk" news line want to get his analysis of what this means and really how this vacancy can not only change the election but change the world of business chris, when you think about what's going to happen here, just handicap it straight up do you believe that there will be not just an appointment but someone who's appointed and gets that role and gets voted in before the election or before the lame duck session is over? >> yes so, you know, base case -- >> 100%? >> well, no, the it's washington nothing is 100%. i think sometime this week as early as tomorrow president trump will nominate a female nominee to replace the late justice ginsberg, either judge amy coney barrett or judge barbara lagoa. you'll have a judiciary committee hearing sometime likely in october, which unfortunately is probably going to be like the kavanaugh hearing on steroids. depending on the public perception and polling of that, we'll either have a vote before the election or we'll have a

if you go to walmart in kroger, you can go to vote.all have 20 basically geographic areas to vote. when i have voted before, there is never a problem. i know the last time with the primary, it took those people hours and days to come up with votes. i was support -- i'm voting for trump, i'm going to be a verifier to make sure when you send in those bad -- absent t ballots that they are verified. we are not generally sending out ballots to everyone. they are only sending out requests. if you have questions call your circuit court, your county court. check to see. but do not vote by mail. right now i am waiting for a letter, it's been two weeks. mail that income and never got it back. i thank you for letting me speak. host: dwight from fairfield, california. you will vote by mail. caller: that is correct. absentee ballot voter for four years. host: any concern about that? caller: absolutely not. i'm more concerns of the machines then i do with the absentee ballots. you've been handling your selection humbly. that is huge. i want to tip m