and this morning, we are taking you inside kroger's robotic fulfillment warehouse.ery shopping is now for many, this is what grocery shopping looked like over the past year. companies like insta cart, fresh direct and amazon bringing groceries right to your door monthly grocery delivery sales increased 380% from $500 million before the pandemic to $2.4 billion in may to keep up with the exploding demand, kroger is building high tech fulfillment centers across the country like this one here in ohio. for the very first time, our cameras are getting exclusive access to show you how they're changing the way we shop for groceries. the facility is called the hive. the general manager showed us what's behind closed doors >> welcome to the hive >> wow this is incredible inside, 800 robots zip around this grid packing up to 20,000 online orders daily for delivery to anyone within a 90 mile radius >> so i see them up on this level, but where are they being filled >> what you don't see underneath is stacked from the floor to the ceiling are 21 levels of totes in those totes ar

they point to a finding from the kroger supermarket that did it earlier this summer and they say theircination rate went up 50% to 75%. we've seen other incentives in other states not work as well. most important is the department of defense. the president will ask the defense secretary lloyd austin to study how covid-19 can be added to the list of vaccinations already required of service members. but important to note, at least as of now, we do not believe the president will be calling on the service members to be included in this requirement today. jake. >> all right, jeff zeleny, thanks so much. while we wait for president biden to come out, let's talk about this. we should note also that the requirement he's about to introduce on federal employees to all get vaccinated, that does not apply to congress, which is a separate branch, even though it's the federal government. he's not mandating whether congress has to do that. alice, take a listen to republican minority leader kevin mccarthy pushing back against the new cdc guidance. >> the cdc has become a political arm of the administr

select walmart, target, and kroger locations sold the programs.and contact the company for a replacement or full refund. >>> and pizza hut is serving up more than od. the fast food chain unveiled its first-ever line of clothing called pizza hut tastewear. it includes a track suit, shirt, sandals, a pizza necklace and four red cups. of course prices range from $9 to $99. anne-marie? >> let me tell you something, diane, it's not just the pizza that's hot because i went to the website to check out the red cups. sold out, sold out completely. >> i know. and i have to say i didn't want to like it because i was like, i don't -- this is ridiculous, you know. but the tracksuit, that's kind of cute. i was like, okay, take us back to the '90s why don't you or 2000s, early 2000s. >> totally. the tracksuits are not bad, and you know, some say that drinks taste better in those red cups. you got to find out. >> right. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. diane, thank you so much. >> you got it. >>> so ahead, there's something strange going on agai

an february the grocery store chain, kroger's offered $100 to their associates if they would get vaccinated and it worked. vaccination rates moved up from 50% to 75% among their employees. states like new mexico, ohio and colorado are offering similar incentive program set up help increase vaccination rates. so today i'm calling on all states and local governments to use funding they have received including from the american rescue plan to give $100 to anyone who gets fully vaccinated. i know the people get unvaccinated may be unfair to those already. here's the deal, if incentives help us beat this virus, i believe we should use them. we all benefits when we get more people vaccinated. and the addition to providing incentives for vaccination it is time to impose requirements on key groups to make sure they are vaccinated. just this week we took an important step to protect our veterans. like many civilian hospital systems are doing, the department of veterans affairs will now require covid-19 vaccines for doctors and nurses and other healthcare workers who provide medical care for veterans

is updating mask recommendation with its customers kroger's is strongly urging all pat ron to wear ats stores, including those fully vaccinated in florida governor desantis saying he will ban school districts from mandating masks for students he says parents should make the decision. >>> and the united states women's water polo team getting back to winning. it donnell nated the russian olympic committee with an 18-5 victory on wednesday they did suffered on wednesday the first olympic defeat in 13 years, lose to go hungary. >>> up next, what names he's betting on, and whether he's worked about the regulatory crackdown. >>> plus we'll talk to the u.s. secretary-general, and whether a federal mask main date is on the table. yields are lower today again, ten-year trading around 123% they've been hovering at lower levels after a fed week where fed chair jay powell didn't signal he's in a hurry to taper. signal he's in a hurry to taper. we'll be right back. only 6% of us retail businesses have a black owner. that needs to change. so, i did something. i created a black business accelerator

paper and argues people are buying things from amazon once every other week but at walmart or at krogery are going there multiple times a week to buy food that customer relationship even though it is a low-margin creates a strong bond with the customer and if they ever get into the amazon business to do e-commerce that could be dangerous and disruptive jeff said it made me think he begins to authorize more ambitious and projects and investments in groceries so they expanded fresh it doesn't work they tried prime now delivery service in new york it expands but my sense wasn't always lost money they introduced to the ago store the cashier no grocery store then he thinks of the land rush and the long-term opportunities you ways that groceries was a long-term opportunity but then google introduces google express insta cart becomes popular then finally he realizes it is a land rush you have to get serious whole foods was in trouble being attacked by activist investors and now amazon is opening up its own supermarket all over partly thanks to the pandemic online grocery shopping has caught on

in its ipo than it had hoped, but at $32 billion, it is more valuable than southwest airlines or krogerrst look at second quarter gdp, economists predict the economy xwlooup grew at a peace of 8.5%. and proof the economy is roaring back to life here. and a good sign for the global recovery. >>> ford managed to make money in the second quarter despite the ongoing global chip shortage. net income $561 million, ceo said it is seeing strong demand for several new vehicles and the situation remains fluid regarding the chip shortage. tightening supply caused a shortage of cars. goldman sachs doesn't expect inventories of new cars to recover until september and stay below pre-attendpandemic levels next year. >>> and americans could start paying more at the grgrocery store. extreme weather is raising prices. california raises 90% of the canned tomatoes but the farmers are struggling to keep up as the drought threatens the crops. also causing the price of flour, suing gar and pinto beans to ri. and coffee producing is slowed because of record drought. wheat has hit its highest price. and floods

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good news, you no longer have to travel to chuck echeese to try the iconic pizza, they are now at kroger 100 new locations over the next 3 years. a programming note, former governor of california schwarzenegger joins the next revolution with steve hilton tonight on the fox channel. that is how "fox reports" this sunday. the 18th of july, 2021. i am jon scott, thank you for joining us. we'll see you next week, stay tuned for trey gowdy coming up right after this. ♪ ♪ trey: good evening thank you for joining us, i am troy, welcome y gowdy, welcome to sunday night in america. we've seen images from haiti, cuba and afghanistan, images of people in other country carrying our american flag as they fight to secure their own fundamental freedoms, confident we see -- then we see images from our own country of our flag burned organizationed. and calling for u.s. to sense

in february a grocery store chain, kroger's offered $100 to their associates if they would get vaccinated. it worked. vaccination rates moves up 50% to 75% among their own employees. states like new mexico, ohio, colorado are offering similar incentive programs that have helped increase vaccination rates. so today i'm calling on all states and local governments to use funding that they have received including from the american rescue plan to give $100 to anyone that gets fully vaccinated. i know the payment might not sound fair to those that have already been vaccinated, but here's the deal. if incentives help us beat the virus, we should use them. we can all benefit if we get more people vaccinated. in addition to providing incentives to encourage vaccination, it's time to impose requirements on key groups to make sure they're vaccinated. just this week we took an important step to protect our veterans. like many civilian hospital systems are doing, the department of veteran affairs will require covid-19 vaccines nor doctors and nurses and other healthcare workers that provide medical ca

kroger for one saying they will keep the mask mandate.ng the same but walmart tonight saying they'll drop the masksheirst mar grocery store to drop the maskor [ laughter ] second of all, of course trader joe's was the first. i'm honesty shocked trader joe's had any rules at all let alone a mask mandate it's like if jimmy buffett were a grocery store. one time i bought some of their "everything but the bagel" seasoning. and it didn't have a price on it and so i asked the cashier how much it cost and they said, "whatever you want to pay for it." and then they whispered, "you want to do a line? and i said, "a line of everything but the bagel seasoning? and they said, "no, man, i'm just kidding," but i, for real, don't think they were. the point is, it's confusing, and everyone's doing their best. even when you go get coffee, you can see people trying to thread the needle, like they have a mask around their ear or below their mouth, or my favorite, the wrist mask, as if to say, "i'm not gonna wear it, but i know about it." and look, it's a co

but walmart, or kroger, they're going there multiple times a week to buy food. customer relationship even though it's unprofitable, you can't realize a profit or very low margin craft, praise a strong part of the customer and those retailers ever get into the amazon business figure out how to do e-commerce, could be dangerous instructive. and jeff said this made me think any can authorize more vicious investments, larger investment and more vicious project groceries. so they expand amazon fresh doesn't quite work. they try prime now, kind of a two hour delivery service in new york. and expands but my sense it always lost money and they introduced the god's word and because your list grocery store. going on a journey. they jeff bezos thanks of kind of long-term opportunities in the always thought groceries was more long-term opportunity. the couple things happen, google express and st card and give very popular. and finally he realizes this is when russian he is to get serious about it whole foods and 20-something was in trouble and be attacked by investors and t

is it kroger? costco, whose really signing up for your warehouse and industrial properties right now? >> yeah, it's across-the-board. a lot of the grocery chains for sure, a lot of the wholesalers, you have electronics companies, best buy for example, that need more space to get their goods to store or shipped quicker than historically, obviously amazon is the biggest name needing the last mile distribution and so the demand is speaking up, even in areas where maybe there wasn't demand previously, and an expansion across geographies or further expansion because there's no space in the traditional areas, so it's a lot of demand really across-the-board. liz: gil, are you seeing, i don't know, i guess wars, bid ding wars? give me a sense of how competitive this business is, and what it means for your pricing. >> it is a very competitive, now we as a broker, if you will, generally acting as a broker, get a percentage of any particular deal, a lease or a sale or whatever it might be. you are seeing acti

kroger you stock up on your groceries. we're seeing that again.look a lot like 2020 all over again? ashley: let's hope not. lauren, thank you. certainly moving the markets down today. >>> now this, day three of the turning point usa student action summit is underway. hillary vaughn is there. good morning hillary. one of the themes has been big tech censorship. what are republican lawmakers telling you about cracking down on these tech giants? reporter: ashley, they're making it part of their pitch to these young conservatives here at turning point to help them flip the house in 2022, so republicans get their subpoena power back and can bring facebook's mark zuckerberg in front of congress to testify to detail how involved the federal government has been in their content moderation decisions. >> you are not a private company if you're censoring at the behest of the government. you're effectively an arm of the ruling class at that point and you can be held accountable just like anybody else. >> you can't put pressure on private companies to have the

that is grocery stores kroger and albertson's jump. clorox and, yes, peloton is making the trade back. >> kroger up 5.7%. >> i thought everybody bought their peloton or not by now. you really think this is going to happen? >> i bought a ton of it. >> it is on every table around here nasdaq there were a couple of times where i said i might have taken one of those home. >> are you kidding sme >> you couldn't get them any where. >> you steal the toilet paper from the bathroom, too >> i wrap it around my hand without anyone noticing. no i didn't do that did you read "the journal" today? we will also have covid, but it will be manageable hospitalization is rare. it is fairly effective the vaccines are and we will develop new vaccines we should get used to it it probably won't cause the same type of disruption that the first two surges caused. >> nobody is talking about shutdown. >> the 10-year was ahead of this because we knew about the "d" word two weeks ago or infour wes ago. the consequences of the slowdown of it not as robust or reopeni

under the presidents jobs plan, president biden is calling on kroger's to significantly invest in protection from extreme wildfire. after confronting record wildfires last year, we expect another long and arduous fire year in 21. we are prepared but we remain deeply concerned about the welfare and the pay of our thousands of firefighters. we are grateful for your help in finding solutions that addressed pay equity, fatigue and the mental well-being of our firefighters. just this monday, a firefighter was seriously injured in new mexico. he's a smoke jumper from montana, and this demonstrates the seriousness of this business. our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family as i know yours are as well. you know, our infrastructure needs are pressing as are the economic needs of americans. when we improve the infrastructure of the national forest by upgrading roads, travels, trails and sites, it spurs growth and boost economies. thanks to the great america outdoor act, we expect to create an additional 4400 jobs and contribute and estimated 420 million dollars to the g pd annually. and i u

in february, a grocery store chain, kroger, offered $100 to their associates if they got vaccinated —s like new mexico, ohio and colorado are offering similar incentive programmes that have helped increase vaccination rates. so today, i'm calling out all states and governors to use all the money they've used from the american rescue plan to give $100 to anyone who gets fully vaccinated. i know paying people to get vaccinated might sound unfair to those who've already been vaccinated. but here's the deal — if incentives help us beat the virus, i believe we should use them. we all benefit if we can get more people vaccinated. in addition to providing incentives for vaccination, it's time to impose requirements on key groups to make sure they are vaccinated. excuse me. just this week, we took an important step to protect our veterans. like many civilian hospital systems are doing, the department of veterans affairs will now require covid—19 vaccines for doctors and nurses who care for our veterans. we must do everything possible to protect our veterans from getting covid when they come t

until this took place to see the local businesses get involved and then national head quarters for krogers near procter & gamble. this neighborhood created opportunities and now people have the opportunity to find jobs right there in the neighborhood they can walk to and elevate themselves and maybe become a homeowner. so we use the new market tax credit and historic tax credit very well. and that didn't really work for you. getting back to one size does not fit all i like to have your take to allow flexibility and other opportunities just what worked in one place did not work in another. >> certainly i have a huge debt of gratitude to cincinnati for spending an incredible amount of time with us showing us their projects and showing lessons learned and we would not be where we were without them have to mention how indebted we are to them so thank you for the question. >> that is the destination place that is where they want to go. >> it is incredible the transformation that has occurred it is incredibly diverse welcoming neighborhood what i wanted to touch upon is that flexibility on the

earlier companies, companies that reported a few weeks ago also had great numbers kroger, costco, oraclet, fedex. they never traded above its report that day. june 24th. below that ever since. there's an indication, if you don't have a significant beat coming in, you're not going to go anywhere for at least several weeks here meantime, the other big issue, higher costs heard comments today from fastenal raised prices, combating higher costs conagra, unusual, cut its full year guidance on higher costs. a big issue. haven't seen that in a long time instituting price hikes lagging cost increases as a result and going into a new fiscal year, and as a result, their numbers will be lagging, because they can't raise the prices fast enough to account for the higher cost in terms of the earnings numbers, even now you see great earnings numbers from goldman. not much reaction. same with jpmorgan pepsico -- up a little bit here. that's a new high. 152. yeah should be a new high for pepsico and conagra, of course, the one that actually instituted the decline in earnings guidance overall. you see her

the click and pay at kroger. that never happened before. all that change right now with the innovation during covid. as a result amazon stock price doubled during covid and jeff bezos for all the headlines several years ago when he announced his divorce and split it 50/50, both california residents and thought he went from $120 billion to 60 billion. today he is worth 200 billion and the innovation that he put into the company. the 60 minutes story that aired three or four years ago but they did the amazon drone story. bezos' next vision. when elon musk can prove that he can launch a rocket and land it on a ship in the pacific ocean people go man, this guy is for real. then the perception of the tesla car changes almost immediately, i believe, and the stock price for different reasons shot through the roof. the way we look at bezos from this day forward has now changed forever. >> sandra: he is a brilliant man. >> why does the technology from blue origin go? does it go to boeing or airbus do they say we can now improve standard air travel f

you can also look online go to amazon i encourage you to go to walmart, to albertson's, go to kroger's the website. i think that's part of the story that people don't realize, that this is a busted ipo, and it's still trading above its ipo price at 17. >> and what do you think is the fair market value for this company? >> i mean, look, blackstone invested at a $2 billion valuation a year ago all the fundamentals have gone negative ever since. let's talk about commodity prices you know, we're talking a lot about inflation. this is an oatmeal company their biggest driver are oats which are up 30% year-to-date well above where they were when they ipo'd they use rapeseed oil, that's up 30%. >> ben, this is where i think some of the allegations you're making are getting confused. there's an issue here, which is you can make an argument about the fundamentals of the company. you can say commodity costs are going up you don't believe the company is sustainable, consumers aren't going to believe that, and then come up with a valuation issue there, and you might argue that the stock isn't worth

in february the grocery store chain kroger's offered $100 to their associates if they would get vaccinated. and it worked. vaccination rates moved up from 50% to 75% among their employees. states like new mexico, ohio and colorado offering similar programs. so today i call on all states and local governments to use funding they have received including from the american rescue plan. i know it may sound unfair to those who have gotten vaccinated already. here is the deal if incentives help us beat this virus, i believe we should use them. we all benefit if we can get more people vaccinated. it's time to impose requirements on key groups to make sure they're vaccinated and, excuse me, just this week, we took an important step to protect our veterans. like many systems are doing the department of veterans affairs will now require covid-19 vaccines for doctors and nurses and other health care workers who provide medical care for our veterans. we must do everything possible to protect our veterans from getting covid when they come to get medical care they so richly earned serving their country.

saw the local businesses getting involved with all of this rated in the national headquarters from kroger's right near here in procter & gamble is right near over this rise in this neighborhood created opportunities of pastors in that area now say they have the opportunity to find jobs right there in the neighborhoods that they can walk to predict and elevate themselves maybe start to become a homeowner and so a t of opportunity there that we knw that new market tax credit and his target tax credit very well. and that didn't really work for you so again going back to this one size does not fit all, i would love to have your take on this and allowing flexibility in other opportunities besides just what works in one place may not work in another. >> certainly, i have a huge debt of gratitude to the ceo and they've done an incredible amount of times with this showing us your project and sharing the lessons learned and we would not be where we are at without them. so have to mentioned how indebted we are to them so think you for that and for this question. [inaudible]. >> people come to cincinn

one neighbor saw the man grabbed her in kroger in the passenger seat.ghbor jumping into his own car to chase the vehicle down. i saw happen. i know that my dad to grab the car keys happen car driver valley color slung around. >> through the bike. so i for 6 year-old. that's pretty. but when police caught up with him, he was ordered to the ground and >> that was adrienne bankert reporting for us this morning. home soon to judge is going to be deciding whether governor newsome can have his democratic party preference printed on the september recall ballot. this comes after the secretary of state refused to allow it kron four's ashley zavala explains what happened in court on friday and how the most famous candidate to replace newsome is getting involved. >> attorneys representing governor gavin newsome and secretary of state shirley weber faced off in court friday. the court prohibited video and audio recording of the hearing newsom's attorneys tried to convince the sacramento county judge to order whether to allow the governor to have his democratic part