so in this community we have a kroger, walmart, cvs.uge challenge when residents leave home, they shop at one of these stores, and they question whether or not they should follow the mask order by the governor to not wear a mask but when you go into these stores or you're here in this city we require you to wear a mask but when you get to the kroger you have to either mask it or no entry. so it creates confusion between residents but also neighbors. when folks are traveling from local surrounding communities, they come into this city with a mask mandate when others are following the governor's. >> it also makes it -- makes a tough job for, you know, frontline workers even tougher. you have people working in kroger or in a supermarket, wherever it may be, saying that they -- you know, asking the customer, look, can you please put on your mask? we don't allow people without masks. and the response will be, well, the governor says i don't have to so what are you going to do about it. >> that's right. i went to the kroger today and as i wal

that's a part of kroger's. and again, we have not heard any details about the suspect except for video that we seen of a man being led away, not wearing a shirt or pants. a leg in handcuffs. we don't know any deal. details on whether that in fact is the suspect or the only person and can as you know, we're also hearing reports that police are warning people to avoid a second area about 3 miles away. warning people of a possibly armed and dangerous person there. we're not hearing any more on that or whether that might be connected. well, the people that live in that area. the second location you were told to shelter in place. >> and we've been getting reports of a heavy police presence at that second location as well. but it's not clear confexactly why police ar there. what they're looking for. if it's another suspect or they're looking at the. persons, a property presumably was taken into cut custody. the person we saw in handcuffs were hoping to get more you can isee the screen there on your left with in front

in a statement, kroger says the boulder supermarket will remain closed during police investigations. the statement also reads in part, "the entire kroger family offers our thoughts, prayers, and support to our associates, customers, and the first responders who so bravely responded to this tragic situation." >>> well, multiple law enforcement agencies participated in a rolling vigil through the streets of boulder on monday to pay tribute to eric talley, the officer killed in the mass shooting. the father of seven was a veteran in boulder's police department. top officials say he was a great officer. >> my heart goes out to eric talley's family, his loved ones, and his colleagues. he was, by all accounts, one of the outstanding officers of the boulder police department, and his life was cut far too short as he responded to the shooting that was taking place at king soopers. >>> back to our top story now, ten people were killed including a police officer after a gunman opened fire at a grocery store in boulder, colorado. this is the second mass shooting in the u.s. in less than a week.

kroger also saw double digit same store sales and digital sales up 118%. also surprised on guidance, better than expected for 2021 joining us now for an exclusive interview is kroger's ceo rodney mcmullen welcome back to the show good to have you. >> appreciate the invite, sara >> on the guidance, i think that's what maid the strongest statement, because many others are having trouble seeing what's out in front of them why are you providing it and providing one that's more optimistic than the street was expecting? >> if you look, it is really -- what we are finding is the customers telling us they enjoy cooking and enjoy doing things as a family. 60-some percent of our customers say the highlight of their day is the family dinner we believe that will continue even when we get past covid. and obviously we hope we are on other side of the pandemic but it's really all of those things together in the customer connection if you look at all the things that we have always been strong on connecting with the customer from a fresh standpoint, the seamness experience

. >> reporter: a number of national chains, including starbucks, kroger and target say they will continue to enforce mask wea b mae to do soer in the lone star state goes . >>>heen citizens living in long-term care facilities. what about older americans who find themselves home bound. there's a group of nurses in new jersey working to make sure that they are not forgotten. >> reporter: so far the new jersey health department has not allocated a single vaccine specifically for the home bound. that's why the visiting nurse association here just began a pilot program using vaccines given to them by community health centers. our cameras followed one of their nurses driving doses door on door. >> i'm carrying something that's so valuable, so, yeah, i will watch every little thing i do with it. >> reporter: packing up vaccines in a temperature controlled cooler. >> don't jilg it or shake it. it's like liquid goal, you are carrying this and you hope this changes the crazy world we are in. >> reporter: the nurse hits the roads of new jerseyiad of hse c. >> what kind am i getting? >> you are getti

thank you, kroger is increasing its covid-19 vaccination capacity toe one million doses a week throughin clinics as well as mass vaccination events. it's planning 100 of those nationwide events. kroger health says it will develop the first hour of its pharmacies operations to administering vaccines and cvs health will administer covid-19 vaccines and additional sites nationwide. as soon as sunday. this as a new study from the israeli health minute. three shows the fizer vaccine is 97% effective in preventing infections and 94% effective in preventing the spread of the virus. well, the city of san francisco open the vaccination site for educators as the district continues to scramble to return kids back into the classroom. ktvu christien kafton joinsus live down christian. we learned a short time ago that the school board voted on reopening schools. yeah. just this afternoon, the school board voted unanimously to approve the agreement that had in principle with educators. unions to reopen schools in san francisco san francisco public schools in san francisco in the red here with vaccina

. >> reporter: today a national chains including target, macy's and kroger say they'll enforce the safety measure businesses in texas taking on more freedom >> you couple a contagious virus with loosen restrictions and that could be a recipe for disaster >> reporter: with cities like new orleans already loosening restrictions on gathering sizes. >> reporter: the university of alabama plans to open their football stadium this fall the mask mandate in that state expires on friday. >> the exact measure we have taken to stop the pandemic are now too often being flagrantly ignored. >> reporter: the fight to keep americans safe and the push to undo restrictions aimed at doing just that. >> reporter: soon new guidelines for those fully vaccinated or expected to release, could include the go ahead to gather small groups in doors with others who have been vaccinated without the need for a mask >> miguel, thanks. make a plan so you will be ready when it is your turn for vaccination. our state by state guide will help you when you will be able to receive your vaccination. visit planyourvaccine.com.

this happened at an affiliation associated with kroger, but kroger told cnn that all impacted customerse contacted and have received their covid-19 vaccine. we thank these customers for their understanding and have apologized for their inconvenience, end quote. the clinic says it is investigating the matter to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> thank you to my colleagues for that. exactly one year ago, the world health organization declared the coronavirus a global pandemic, bringing the united states and the world to a standstill. the u.s. had 1,000 confirmed cases then. now one year later we're approaching 30 million infections and nearly 537,000 deaths. dr. fauci said not even he could imagine numbers this high. >> i knew we were in for trouble, and you remember, go back, i said we need to be really careful. in fact, that day, at a congressional hearing, i made the statement things are going to get much worse before they get better, and that was at a congressional hearing a year ago today. it was march 11, 2020 i said that, but i did not in my mind think that much worse was going

doctor, a lot of businesses seem to agree with you particularly in texas where we're hearing that kroger starbucks, target, others, even in those states including mississippi, which is similarly lifting restrictions will still urge people to wear masks and honor distancing provisions here. what do you think of their response? >> i think it's a very sensible one. even if you don't think it's a civic duty and you don't care about anybody else, do you want to go to a restaurant and eat? do you want to be able to go to a shopping mall, grocery store and basically be confident that you're not going to catch all sorts of variants from other people? there's a lot of reasons to be wearing masks even if you're not thinking of anybody else. >> doctor, you know, we're rolling out vaccines fast and furious right now. at least three others across the globe, picking up pace. are you optimistic as is the president that by the end of may every american adult that wants a vaccine dose will have one? >> it's optimistic. look at the rates of vaccinations per 100 speaking. it's over 50% as per the arab stat

kroger's profits have skyrocketed during the pandemic.ph's representatives would not comment. >>> according to "the examiner" san jose is launching a six-month guaranteed income pilot program. 130 local artists will receive $1,000 per month and the yerba buena center is helping. applications are open through april 15th. >>> new details this morning the days of collectionless fares are nearing an end for vta. for the past year, fare collection on buss and light rail trains have been suspended due to health risks for operators. the agency just announced that all ends april 1st. some fares will still be free but only if you're headed to a vaccination site and can show proof. >>> an east bay city is now moving forward with its plan to increase housing for those struggling to make it in the bay. berkeley reports the city council passed two measures to start a new housing plan that would create around 9,000 units. the measures will remove single family zoning in berkeley and allow more multiunit homes like duplexes to be built in some low-incom

for more on this, we're joined now by matt kroger from the group stand dot earth and environmental advocacy organization that supported the effort to get the measure passed in petaluma, matt, it's a great to have you on here. so how much of a difference do you think it could make banning the construction of new gas? nations. how how? how much can this help you think it reducing greenhouse gas emissions first? thanks so much for having me on that this is actually a really important first step. as best we know this is the first time that we've seen gas stations band in the country on but we think about what our clean energy transition really looks like. we don't have any room to put in any more when we call fossil fuel infrastructure does it is that a gas station is a pipe one and perhaps a refiner expansion, so this is one of the very first time that we've seen the city? we've had enough. they didn't really thoroughanalysis of the availability of gas stations and petaluma today and. they're not. they're not from their expansion plans in the city through 2025, so they're making a smart step.

concerned this could bring another surge in cases as people let their guard down major retail chains like kroger starbucks kohl's and best buy say they'll continue to require customers to wear masks. alabama's governor announced today that state will extend its mask mandate for another month regardless of the decreasing covid numbers. the governor says the reason is that businesses need time to come up with their own health policies. and in a month from now more people will be vaccinated. >>if you're headed to the beach she want to be careful extra the national weather service is issuing a coastal hazard message today, the those sneaker waves they're coming back and they're going to last right on through friday. they also say that there's potential that the conditions will transition into high surf on friday, the hazard caution. also advise is to never turn your back to the ocean good advice there as we turn our attention to the 4 zone forecast chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look at what's ahead a yeah, the good news is we see those waves out there that means there's some bi

inside businesses next week the growing number of national chains including target, macy's, and kroger's say they'll still enforce the mask regulation. >> you couple a more contagious virus with lucid restrictions and that can really be a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: with cities like new orleans lifting restrictions, louisiana plans to open up its stadium this fall. >> the team is winning and the exact measures we have taken to stop the pandemic are now too often flagrantly ignored. >> reporter: the fight to keep america safe and push restrictions aimed to doing just that soon the guidelines are expected to be released it could include gathering with small groups indoors with others vaccinated without the need for a mask. >>> a texas woman is facing up to 30 years in federal prison and a possible $1 million maximum fine after authorities say she committed fraud to get over $3 million from the c.a.r.e.s. act she's charged with making a false statement to a bank and charged with bank fraud. the woman is accused of using the money to make personal purchases including two homes, multipl

was not a kroger's as far as we know but he was at that thing. so for some people in terms of self-definition, i am reenacting because i am this character. i only know what this character would have known. right, so sami hammings did not know about the stairmaster or the life cycle. i'm using that example just she wouldn't have known necessary about those machines. so these are going to say i only know what this general knew. very much very much in terms of this and the williamsburg. people do know beyond right because it's an educational. newsburg is a paid. private museum they do know about the cotton gin they do know about the sewing machine. they do know by the american civil war. they know about obama they know about all that stuff. and they will answer and then come back to 1774 or whatever. i think it has to do with location and the impersonation as much as sticking to what that person would have known so some kind of loose script if in a storytelling event somebody is going to be the famous person thomas jefferson talking about i don't kn

. >> reporter: target, kroger, and macy's, among retailers saying they, too, will still enforce masks in stores. cbs news has learned the c.d.c.d americans can do, including small gatherings without masks. governor abbott pointed to increased vaccinations, a one- day record this week. but with a population of 29 million, the state ranks among the last in doses administered per person. texas now reporting about 7,000 new cases each day. that number was 5,000 a day when the governor reordered a lockdown last summer. >> 95% of people in this state have not yet received their two vaccines. we've got a long, long way to go. we know that the virus hasn't disappeared. we've got to continue buckling down. >> reporter: even as they will continue to observe social arnold's, it's important to nott arnold's, it's important to note there are a lot of people in texas very happy with this decision, overjoyed, even. they say they're ready to get back to normal, despite the medical guidance. norah. >> o'donnell: janet shamlian, thank you. all right, tonight, two former aides to new york governor andre

of record coronavirus deaths across the country european union has bought a quarter of a 1000000 kroger virus vaccines from being exported to australia the astra zeneca shipments been stopped by an e.u. exports this.

it's the same as a kroger. this is your typical strip mall parking lot. there's a bank here. a pizzeria lots of people would come here just to do their normal shopping. now, what we know there was a call for a shooting that happened. we don't know exactly how many people were injured at this point. but witnesses told us they saw somebody with tactical gear carrying a ar 15 style rifle. they heard and saw multiple shots. one person told us he saw what he believed were at least 3 people who appeared to be deceased, including 2 in the parking lot. one who was just inside the store were still working to confirm that with police. they're about to give a press conference here any minute now now the fbi emergency response team is here on the scene. the atf is on the scene around 3.45, which is about an hour and 15 minutes into this. we did see a man get led away in handcuffs. and what was interesting about him is that his leg was bloodied and he did not have on the shirt and had on no pants less than an hour ago a public information officer stopped by to tell us they were telling pe

. >> reporter: a number of national chains, including starbucks, kroger and target say they will continue soer in the lone star state goes . >>>heen citizens living in long-term care facilities. what about older americans who find themselves home bound. there's a group of nurses in new jersey working to make sure t

i'm on publix, walgreens, kroger cvs three times a week 6 30 morning tuesday wednesday thursday on top supposed to go and everything goes back before we're fully booked. president biden has asked every state to make every adult eligible for a vaccine. by may 1st. experts help this report will serve as a cautionary tale that sometimes slow and steady wins the race. kristen ao fox news in miami beach city officials have declared a state of emergency city leaders voted today to extend highly unusual eight p.m. curfew for another week because of out of control crowds. you were there for spring break more than 1000 people have been arrested in south beach and other top party locations. officials say fights in the streets, vandalism and refusing to follow coronavirus. health orders have become a serious threat to public safety. we all simply want to make sure that we're doing everything we can to keep our streets safe in our community safe and our visitors frankly safe. the crackdown in miami comes his air travel in the country appears to be bouncing back flight bookings on average, are amon

kroger, target and other major chains say they will continue requiring masks in their stores even in. todd: happening today the army is deploying vaccine shots at the new mask destination site, the united center. it is known as the screaming eagles. jillian: it is home to the city's major sports team. 15 until the top of the hour, signing a bill banning transgender athletes from competing on women sports teams. todd: several states taking up a controversial issue, lawyer and lawmaker join us next. ♪♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. sippy's governor set to banner bill banning transgender athletes from competing in females parts. attracts are fighting for equal opportunity at her university. angela hill, idaho state

anyone on the fence of getting the vaccine, maybe a little cash could change your mind companies like krogertco and bridgestone pay workers bonuses to roll up the sleeves and get the shot love's travel stops operates nearly 500 travel stops across the country, 30,000 employees and the company's offering $75 to those who get vaccinated. love's president shane warton said roughly 500 people signed up for the cash so far and expects the number to grow fast as more become eligible for the shots. >> we didn't want any employees to have any disincentive to get the vaccine because in some cases they may have to wait in line for a while and want to make sure we compensate them and have an incentive for them to do that. >> the company's taking it one step further with a vaccination clinic today for the 1,500 employees at the headquarters in oklahoma city. >> i'm going to donate mine to a local charity on behalf of love's i can use that $75 to protect myself and then help other people with it down the road then i think all more the better. >> love's will hold another:ic for cash on tuesday but what it

. >> nationwide many major commercial chains like target, cvs, walgreens and kroger still require mask wearing. the white house continues to press states to follow health recommendations. president biden might have had more to say about that are the virtual covid-19 meeting with house democrats until this happened was watch as the fetus abruptly cut. >> i'm happy to take question, whatever you want me to do. [b] >> reporter: the president is yet to hold his first press conference. by comparison to his predecessors and took george w. bush 34 days, obama 21, trump 28, now we wait to see how long it takes this president, it has been 33 days so far and we might hear more about what happened to the feed when speaker pelosi holds her weekly press conference today. >> the president of the united states is important enough to book time for questions. appreciate it. todd: a live look at capitol hill where overnight the house passed a sweeping bill that would change campaign finance, voting and ethics law aims to create an automatic voter registration across the country and enhance oversight of

. >> nationwide many major commercial chains like target, cvs, walgreens and kroger will still requireg citing cdc guidelines. the white house continues to press them to follow the recommendations, president biden might have had more to say about it in a virtual covid-19 meeting with house democrats but this happened as the feed is abruptly cut. >> happy to take questions. whatever you want me to do. [bleep] >> reporter: what happened? he compared his predecessors to george w. bush, 34 days, obama 21, trump 28. now we wait to see how long it takes president biden, 43 days so far. we might hear more about what happened to that feed when speaker pelosi holds a press conference later this morning. >> you got an answer with the bars and tone. he was ready to take questions but no one else wanted to hear from him. >> new york governor andrew cuomo in defense of her sexual harassment allegations against him. >> i never touched anyone inappropriately. i never touched anyone inappropriately. >> ashley strohmeyer joins us with how his accusers are responding. >> reporter: new york governor andr

for a while we want to compensate them and provide incentive for them to do that >> reporter: how krogerr general are a few of companies willing to pay up if you roll up. there is village tap a neighborhood bar in chicago. they are offering the customers a $10 gift certificate if they show they have been vaccinated owner jeff hoffman said business dropped 45% during the worst days during the pandemic there is not a lot of cash to go around he considers this offer an investment in the future >> that's where the impetus for my promo came up how do we promote this as an industry to get people to start having that conversation because the vaccine is really what will help us out of it. >> reporter: frank, he wanted to call the program shots for shots and give away free liquor. local laws prevented that. i don't know, frank. i feel that would motivate me if i could get a free drink >> ylan, i'll buy your drink i won't go outside in chicago in march. it is still cold >> reporter: they have a heated tent >> still cold. seriously. we talked to the ceo of the fitness company. he would not answer i

businesses are stepping 1 up we know 16 states don't have mask mandates but the point being, kohl's, kroger a mask in the stores, if we had done that a year ago instead of during the top-down shutdown of the entire economy where would we be out now we had a good jobs report right now but that's vis-À-vis the prior collapse more than 9 million people fell out of a job where would we have been if we did things different. >> i think we'd be better off we have 2 million people in california target, kohl's, home depot, costco, they have all operated businesses, they were essential but the small corner, the nail salon, the barbershop the small restaurant that people with entrepreneurship starting to put their blood sweat and tears into i'm a small businessman i cannot imagine what it would be like if my business were shut down like it's been done in california, that is a real damage to people and it's going to take us a long, long time to recover from this and i guess the bottom line it wasn't all that needed if you look at the science florida asua experience has been relatively good and they hav

meanwhile businesses like target, kroger, cvs and walgreens say they'll continue to require masks.ut that's a luxury many small businesses don't have. i want you to listen to what the owner of a brewery in texas told cnn about the tough spot he finds himself in. >> i don't see how we can continue to enforce the mask mandates knowing that we have no support even from the very beginning. and now certainly there will be none. we've been assaulted. we've been, obviously, you know, verbally assaulted. we've had physical altercations. the police don't come. i -- i -- i stayed up the whole night worried about it. the one thing i come back to is i don't want to visit one of our employees in the hospital for a decision i made. >> joining me now is houston mayor sylvester turner. mayor, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> business owners will have to decide between opening without restrictions or putting themselves in danger of harassment or attack or getting covid. is governor abbott putting them in this bad spot? >> yes, he is, and it's going to lead to a lot of chaos, confusion

major retail chains such as kroger starbucks kohl's and best buy say they will continue to require customers to wear masks in those states. in national news tonight, senators began debating president joe biden's 1.9 trillion dollar covid relief package today that bill would include $1400 stimulus checks for most americans and more unemployment benefits. the senate had been set to begin considering this yesterday was pushed back a day while the total cost of the bill being estimated by rule the bill's total cost has to come in under one 0.9 trillion dollars the white house hoping to have this bill signed into law. >>by mid-march. >>next today weekend getaways business trips rather we can get you know hasan puppies a volunteer bought a million dollar plus airplane to transport some little puppies for rescue organizations that is coming up in tonight's flying >>many animal care and rescue organizations simply would not exist if not for the dedicated help. volunteers and we have a story of a volunteer has gone the extra mile and then some he sure has he been airplane to help move service dogs ar

the concept is catching on across the country major companies like kroger, petco, bridgestone tires are paying employees a bonus >> loves travel held a vaccination clinic for its employees in oklahoma city anyone who rolls up their sleeves gets $75. >> i'm actually going to donate mine to the local charity on behalf of loave's. >> i can use that and protect myself and help other people with it down the road, then i think all the more the better. >> reporter: a recent poll found 24% of workers who are hesitant about the vaccine said they would consider changing their minds if they got a pay day in return at village tap-in chicago bar owner jeff hoffman is hoping to convince his customers with $10 worth of free food and free alcohol. >> i would have loved to have titled it shots for shots but we have some regulations in illinois that don't allow us to do that. gift card was kind of a way around that. >> reporter: as for madison hall she plans to spend her carbon running shoes and hopefully make progress on knitting the new sweater next week. >> i probably won't finish it during the break

you think kroger would be a play if you can't go out to eat, you spend more money or groceries but wouldenefit from the great reopening. i think the stock could be right. finally on thursday, car max reports -- you know what i think of these this will be the best quarter of the week this will be the stellar one car max sells mostly used vehicles they keep curtailing production because they can't get enough semi conductors so more and more people are buying used and that's driving up prices car max is in heaven i love the whole auto business and they are pivoting the business towards ev. i think anything related to autos and generals will work the first quarter ending in the next week, i wonder if we won't have last minute buyers come in to contribute to the irs push back tax season in may and people have a stimulus check burning a hole in their pocket that could be the fuel we need to continue the rally. we know from larry williams, the legendary technician, retail pretty much always thrives going into hester holiday and i see walmart, shopify and costco down as target and home depot hav

mandate will remain through april 9th to give businesses time to develop their own policies, or to krogeror chains say they will rip demand continue to require stores and masks. >> john: one story from beyond our borders, around deploying thousands of additional security personnel to protect pope francis during his four-day visit to the country. a series of rocket and suicide bomber times has fears for those catholic leaders safety. the visit begins tomorrow is the first ever by a pope to iraq. he plans to visit four cities and meet with the top muslim cleric. we will have a live report from minneapolis, and find out what congress is doing to restrict police powers. ♪ c ♪ disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ turning 65? at aetna, we take a total, connected approach to your health and wellness to help you age actively. with medicare advantage plans designed for the whole you, we offer monthly plan premiums starting at $0. hospital, medical and prescription drug coverage, in one simple plan. plus dental, vision and hearing. aetna medicare adva

big box storms, home depot, target, kroger, still way the mask. use common sense.our reaction to beto o'rourke here? >> beto o'rourke is way off the reservation here. to your point what texas governor greg abbott we'll not have a statewide mask mandate. it is up to people to choose whether or not to war it. businesses can enforce on customers and employees. be clear here, 17 states currently do not have a statewide mask mandate. including my state of florida, we never had one. doing best in minimizing death and maximizing openness. florida and texas show the way you can open up safely and the data and science says it is a good idea to do it. >> florida's covid-19 death rate per capita is lower than the national average. what texas senator john cornyn called president biden calling texas and mississippi neanderthal for lifting the mask manage date. listen to senator cornyn. >> he has a crisis at the border calling a challenge not a crisis. dismantling all immigration laws and protections to protect our border. so i don't think he has got a lot to say about preaching

that is exactly what happened to a small number of people who showed up to get their shots at a krogerinia near richmond. members of the clinic accidentally injected people with nine empty doses because they thought it held a vaccine. carrie is one that got that shot. walk us through your visit. tell us what you were looking forward to, and if you thought at the time that there was anything weird about what was happening. >> yeah. i was so excited to finally have the opportunity to get my vaccine. i know i'm one of the lucky people who are already seeing an appointment and getting it. i actually went, my husband and i, and he went ahead of me. he had the first appointment, and then i went in and i remember just sitting in the chair being kind of emotional. i've heard a lot of people say they're just overwhelmed with the idea that it's finally their chance and they'll be protected and their loved ones will be protected, and she put it in my arm, i didn't feel a thing. i was like, oh, that was easy. and went home and got a call the next day around 12:00 saying, we need you to come back.

before the big box stores or sing like home depot kroger are saying still wear the mask but use common sense. your reaction to beto o'rourke here? >> beto o'rourke is way off the reservation and to your point with texas governor greg abbott said we aren't going to have a statewide max -- mask mandate in businesses can enforce another customers and employees but let's be clear 17 states currently do not have a statewide mask mandate including my home state of florida. we never had one and we are doing the best when it comes to minimizing deaths and maximizing openness. florida and texas are showing the way that you can open up safely in data and science it's a good idea to do it. liz: florida's covid-19 death rate per-capita is lower than the national average. let me ask you about texas senator john cornyn what he said about president biden calling texas and mississippi nanda for all -- knee and a crawl for lifting the mask mandate. >> because of the challenge and not a crisis dismantling our immigration laws and protections to protect our border and so i don't think he has a lot to say

. >> let me ask you, when i read about it, i said is to myself, why doesn't a kroger or major supermarkethain say we want to produce good fish. we know it's genetically ly modified and more importantly these are great clean fish and the water is reuseable as you say. it's a more environmental way and i think that you can put these in very, poor areas, let's call them that, but they are ideal for a supermarket chain. >> they are. and here's what i think we learn from the past. you know, the agricultural industry has, the reason we have affordable and accessible food is quite frankly because of gmos we are really, really productive ask a nation and i think consumers take it for granted, they have done a good job of telling the story of why gmos are good for consumers and i think, you know, because we were so small and lived hand to mouth for so long, we were really not able to tell our stories and combat some of the false statements made by the activists. and i think rearetailers react o that they want to protect their reputation, so, now what we ask, let us tell you the story. let us expla

kroger will require everyone in its stores to wear masks until all of its front line workers can getsame approach. hhb and alvorson's won't require it for customers. a trade group called the decision to end the mask mandate in texas a mistake. they said it could jeopardize the safety of pharmacies and grocers gearing up as vaccination centers. now the texas restaurant association is worried the end of the mandate could expose workers to confrontations with customers who refuse to wear a mask. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo issuing a public apology wednesday after two women accused him of sexual harassment. cuomo flatly rejected calls for his resignation and asked new yorkers to wait for the attorney general to issue her full report. >> i now understand that i acted in a way that made people feel uncomfortable. it was unintentional and i truly and deeply apologize for it. i never touched anyone inappropriately. i never knew at the time that i was making anyone feel uncomfortable. >> you heard there the governor say he never knew at the time, but one of his accusers, charlotte benn

kroger announce this week it is going to be closing three stores because of the pay requirement, andl right jillian. >> my is team vogue may have thought this was dating advice and fashion advice for teens, nope it is become superpolitically woke, and it has been compelling young people to be more politically outspoken while also using controversial statements to take down political opponents. well this week their editor got caught over sort of racist tweets she's made about asian when is she was 17 years old. and she finally discovering that it is really difficult to live up to these woke political standards that that could be a real hit on your career. >> jason. >> paul, elizabeth warren keeps reminding use her presidential run didn't get very far. she recently introduced legislation for a wealth tax on rich people now this has been tried in other countries that never brings in revenue proponents say it will all it really does is give people incentive to move assets abroad or abade taxes so a miss for the senator from massachusetts. paul: all right thanks jason that's it for this w

if brooklyn burger is sold in wal-mart, publix, kroger, target, i mean, could it be a $20 million businesshat i was banking on. that's why i put it in as one of my biggest losses. perfect flavor. another business where people really disappointed me was coopersburg sports. coopersburg was a home-grown, pennsylvania small company that really focused on the licensing of major-league baseball marks onto products that would be sold through sporting-goods stores and the stadiums themselves. this is a 18-inch miniature bat with a full-color, heat-transfer logo going to the mariners. and what i liked about it was that it was truly a family business. this is my daughter, jackie. i'll call you back. hi! that's my wife, wendy. that's benjamin back there. how you doing? i'm marcus. nice to meet you. i think the challenge that existed at coopersburg was over time, larger competitors had come into the space. and, obviously, what that meant was their revenue started to dwindle and so did their morale. i never wanted to quit or give up anything, and i really feel like this is one of the toughest things i'

executive order does still allow businesses to set some of their own restrictions, a number of chains, kroger, costco, starbucks, target have announced they will still have restrictions inside their locations. what's your sense generally of how businesses are responding to this? i believe some of the larger business groups applauded the decision, but some smaller businesses are feeling a little bit more concerned. >> right. and you didn't mention one of the most famous grocery chains, h.e.b., and h.e.b. is letting customers not wear masks and so there's already a vigilante kind of social media and texting going on to figure out which h.e.b. people are wearing masks then. so, you know, the leadership is letting everything wide open, so i think you'll see people that are still concerned, you know, about the variants of the covid virus and about how far away we are from herd immunity, you'll see people taking actions in their own hands to protect themselves, even though the governor said texas is 100% open. >> i got a text from a viewer this week who sent me a list of all the businesses in and a

. >> reporter: the king super is a kroger brand grocery store. it's very popular here in colorado. it's in a shopping center with restaurants, liquor stores, a bank, a large parking lot with a lot of cars. clearly a lot of people were inside grocery shopping at this time of day. i'm still seeing law enforcement moving quickly in and out, running. they are moving quickly, so this is not a situation that has resolved. i'm not saying where they are or we don't want to show them because of tactical reasons, but it is still very active right now. >> right. there in boulder, colorado, it is 4:24 p.m. chief ramsey, that is a time where you would think people are going by the grocery store getting everything they need after work perhaps. what is the first thing a police department does when they get a call like this? >> you respond. i mean, you have to activate your swat team. but the first responder is not going to be the swat team. it's going to be your officers that are there. i don't know about boulder, but most departments now have had active shooter training where they're trained to

kroger is the parent company of king soopers which is the grocery store in boulder where the shootingtook place. customers can make donations at various stores as well. and there's a new they discovered malicious app that to update your phone. but is actually just a giant spyware application that steals your data can watch where you move a tractor browsing history as well as cold system update. it only applies to android phones. it is not on the google play store. it's only through a 3rd party kind of a red flag there. it does promise to keep your device up to date. but instead it's in sawyer data to a control and command centre. live from new york, i'm jane king. jay, we're having a little trouble with your mike. >> but i held a piece of tin foil and i held will still like this and it came in member used to do allen. oh yeah. okay. we'll get a order the carrier pigeons thank you, 7.20 is the time. >> also in some national news now we have president biden course warning that the war against the pandemic is far from over. in fact. >> the numbers are starting to turn the wrong way. turn

this there was apparently an afterthought the person was driving, saw the sign, pulled over to a kroger-- boom. life changed >> you can't plan for stuff like that it just happens. rahel, thank you rahel solomon. >>> all right. let's get the committee's moves right now. farmer jim has a new buy maestro, cue the video it is as easy and simply tell young that you should buy tractor supply on the show and then you did yesterday >> yeah. well, scott, first off, i brought it up to you, you'll remember that. i said my exact words is the real crime is i don't own tractor supply company, and this is a case of why haven't i bought it before it's a clear case of analysis becoming paralysis and you let the stock move too long, but come down to the simple basics that this is a company that i know well as a consumer. i like it a lot and they're expanding their stores i think it's actually underappreciated for what they provide as far as value and selection to the consumers and as a sort of public service announcement, i will tell everybody if you are near a tractor supply store, go there this weekend

every week to no result i'm on publix walgreens, kroger cvs three times a week, 6 30 morning tuesday wednesday thursday on top supposed to go and everything goes back before we're fully booked. florida south carolina, missouri initially offered vaccines, the larger groups of people, but in doing so, actually vaccinated smaller shares of their population compared to those that moved more slowly and methodically, such as connecticut and hawaii. expected cost of vaccinations here in california has reportedly grown toe $1.3 billion. that's four times higher than the projection set by the state just a couple months ago. the study, published in the l a times, says the jump is largely tied to governor newsom's decision to bring in blue shield to overhaul california's vaccine delivery system. that move came in response to complaints of vaccine shortages across the state earlier this year. a new report from the cdc found california's among the worst states in the country when it comes to delivering vaccines to the most vulnerable parts of the u. s population. the cvc surveyed 48 states in a s