you can see how much it outperformed kroger. can see that groceries are becoming as much of the tech universe as amazon, apple, especially with this pandemic era. grubhub, doordash, a mixed picture, very volatile. this is an environment that instacart is trying to enter, they may have their work cut out for them, competing with montmartre, kroger, even some of these delivery eggs businesses -- competing with walmart, kroger, even some of these delivery businesses. emily: i want to stay with instacart and the new ceo, three months into the job, fidji simo has big plans for the upstart now valued at $39 billion. i cut up with a former facebook executive to talk about the future of their ambitions to take on amazon as a platform for grocery stores everywhere. fidji: fundamental to what grocery retailers want from us is to help them secure more customers. our knowledge of consumer trends or knowledge of online is the best possible way, it is helping groceries. i think you are right that this vision of becoming a retailer enablement

they were sold under farm to family and kroger brands at certain bjs and kroger stores. if tve toss it or return it. that's your cbs money watch report. head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i am diane king hall. >>> let's get a check of our friday weather and traffic. >> we have gianna standing by. we will start with mary with our weekend forecast. >>> good morning. we are looking at plenty sunshine today. it gets warmer as we look to tomorrow. changes for your sunday, a live look with our san francisco mark hopkins camera on this friday morning and we are in the 40s and 50s with clear skies. concord you are coming in at 50, livermore 47, san jose 52, 44 for santa rosa. as we look to our satellite and radar view and you can see we are looking at the ridge of high pressure building in us. lighter offshore winds, still very dry air for your friday and you see relative humidity values down to teens as we head through our day. let's take you hour by hour on futurecast, you see sunshine for today. as we look to tomorrow, it's going to be warmer for your

and three-pound packages of kroger ground turkey with a sell or freeze by date of october 17th.ht. coming up next, she dances with horses, better than anyone. we'll >>> in honor of hispanic heritage, we're highlighting one of mexico's favorite sports that's beginning to catch on here in the u.s. lilia luciano introduces us to one of its topscuza beenar omex sport for almost 70 years. and the pimienta family for generations. >> this is how we ride. both of our legs go to the left in this. >> reporter: it's an all female synchronized horse riding event, a tradition that remains intact from the side saddle to the hand-made dresses. >> to see them do it was incredible. and that's when i really wanted to do it. >> reporter: born in the u.s., pimienta was often shy about her mexican heritage, but she overcame that when she decided to pursue the sport. >> what really drove me was when i had a cousin of mine tell me you're never going to be a escaramuza because you're american. >> reporter: when she was 11, she started training herself on a horse her dad brought fm21-ye. national escara

we did not see that in west virginia as a matter of fact the larger pharmacies in the walmarts in kroger pharmacies, that the supermarket chain here in the rite aid in walgreens and cvs but the most part we did a pretty good job of policing this and cutting off people that were obviously bringing in bogus prescriptions but that doesn't seem to be the case nationwide there is currently a child that just started earlier this week in ohio between the cities and towns across the country as part of a consolidated mdl and cleveland were a number of cases have been consolidated or going toe to to with the pharmacy chains right now saying that they contributed to the opioid epidemic. in west virginia i have to say you have a situation we have an independent pharmacy, family pharmacy distributing 30000 oxycontin pills or hydrocodone for a month and down the street two blocks away there would be a walgreens that was to shooting 1000 oxycontin or hydrocodone a-month, it's very different in assisting pharmacy with more money and a lot more at stake. host: is hydrocodone and oxycontin still being man

it includes these three-pound kroger passages with a sell or freeze-by date of october 17th, and 2.5-ackages of farm-to-family butterball all-natural ground turkey with a sell or freeze-by date of october 18th. officials say the products may contain small pieces of plastic. no injuries have been reported. >>> netflix launched a new palestinian film collection. the first of its kind by a major streaming service. it's titled "palestinian stories," and it's made up of 32 award-winning films either directed by palestinian filmmakers or tells palestinian stories. many of them speak about painli israeli-occupied west bank and gaza. the new collection is available to all customers. >>> and get ready for a new holiday treat. the beloved little debbie christmas treat cakes have morphed into an ice cream flavor. it will be vanilla flavored and includes decadent golden cake chunks. it will also have a signature red icing with green sprinkles swirled into the mix. the pints will be released november 1st exclusively at walmart while supplies last. anne-marie? >> finally an ice cream mash-up that i

the $3.00 or 4 liters of blood that it has to pump out per minute that she was believe in the liter kroger. meanwhile, e on the but it is new with this lesson strain, it starts functioning better and can even regenerate, to some extent, down the road in what really it's the left ventricle that's responsible for her arterial pressure at this point. unfortunately, it turns out that heat exchange is still an issue, she's grab some job. now what does this mean? the temperature of blood is $36.00 degrees celsius. it's warm, and the devices placed right next to the loan, which is hot. so it gets closet, so the yeah, i think that together. so all of us, yeah. developers and doctors which you right she and we will figure it out. it and then people will certainly be able to live very long lives when she, which is a very small surgery. we put one candler in the left atrium virus small incision and attach another cannula, to say, an archery, and that's it. so i'm definitely all for quite the yeah. of salut. zach i was stump you described. does it recharge on its own? does it need that is charging whe

kroger, the grocery store, they hired all these goats to come to eat weeds at the supermarket but theythey were very hard to corral. they grades their way through the city and had a great time. those are the real goats. harold? >> harold: that's a great picture but the real goat was in boston last night. the firefighters and first responders have so much pressure on them to not only do the right thing and keep us safe and put fires out, but the firefighter billings, montana an accident was being cleared decided to treated a little girl on the side. ryan benson the firefighter. the billings firefighters put up t. up on instagram account and it went viral. the little girl part of the accident found her way on the side. the books are donated to the billings fire department they do this with kids the fighters do. god bless ryan and that little girl. >> jesse: can i put something out there? >> greg: your book. >> jesse: not about the book. i think they need to lower the decibel level of the fire engine. it's a little too loud. does it have to be that loud. i know the point of the siren aler

you've got the likes of carnival, kroger, cisco, procter & gamble, down by 1.6%. you had organic sales coming in strong, but they are dealing with higher input costs anyway you slice it. increased commodity costs, packaging and investment in products. that is a pretty big list of input costs you have to handle. i do want to point out we were just talking about the bitcoin proshares etf. i want to take a look at the futures contract. $62,000, up by 62%. what will we see will be quite interesting. the curve steepening today, different than the last couple of days. you have a little bit of buying coming into the front end. have we overpriced may be a more aggressive fed and the dollar rolling over, hoping to boost overall commodity prices. in terms of energy, may be a little bit of better weather for you guys over in the u.k. guy: it is going to be windy and apparently mild as well, which sounds like bridge whether through and through. throw in a bit of drizzle. alix: i was going to say, throw in some rain. guy: drizzle really sets the tone here. let's talk more abou

and 3 pound trays of kroger ground turkey with an october 17th date.ding world series champs advance in the playoffs after knocking off the giants thanks to a questionable game-ending call. andy scholes has it all covered in this morning's bleacher report. hey, andy. >> got to feel bad for giants fans this morning. they won 109 games this year, best record in baseball. but their season comes to an end on a very questionable call. so, the game was tied at 1 into the 9th inning. codi bellinger batting 165 comes through for the dodgers with an an end to an amazing season for the giants. >> it's a tough way to end it. there's no -- especially right now, there's no need to be angry about that. i just think it's just a disappointing way to end. >> i don't know if anybody really thought it was a checked swing or not, so as soon as we looked and saw him put his hand up, everybody hopped over the fence and, you know, started the party. >> dodgers move on to take on the braves now in the national league championship series tomorrow night on our sister channel tb

obviously, we have this great base in this ecosystem we have 5500+ global customers like kroger and eli lilly and we continue to expand in those organizations, but we have this unique pace as you said earlier that we are great partners with all of the cloud providers and whether it's microsoft, snowflake, ewc and data breaks and our partnership with them will continue to help our customers modernize and get to the cloud faster >> i mean, i wonder if you can weigh in every ceo now is being asked about the macro inflationary environment and disinflationary, but a lot of it does keep coming back to productivity and the way in which the cloud aids that what does the pitch sound like when you're talking to companies about managing costs through enterprise and through software. >> i think our goal has been -- first of all, i call it the great freeway and the highway which can go around faster our goal has been to invest in a.i. and through clear, we're helping customers intelligently automate and predict things that continues to help them drive productivity and get to things sooner than befor

turkey products that were sold under the farm to family in kroger brands nationwide and mcdonald's ready to test a plant based burger the mic plant. it's a plant based. patty. they worked on this with beyond meat will be available to 8 restaurants for a limited time starting november 3rd of those restaurants are in california as well as texas, louisiana and iowa live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to turn. all right. thank you, jane. have a good weekend. okay. >> said and coming up on 07:20am in the east bay. we have burglars now targeting a high school video class still thousands of dollars worth of camera equipment. the crime was actually captured on surveillance video to in fact, one of the thieves look right now. the land scrum forces june has the story. >> you're listening to the sound of a pair of burglars breaking into the camera room. but the video production class at deer valley high school in antioch. >> the incident happened last friday. it was recorded on surveillance video. they pick up a camera. >> they look at and then realize their security camera. and t

"i was at kroger the other day and they were out of avocados.id -- they said that drivers of the avocado delivery trucks were walking on protest because the election was rigged. avocados, we love avocados don't we, folks. it's like the classic song, you say avocado, i say avocada [ laughter ] i'll never forget the first time i had one. i was at a trader joe's and i said to the manager 'how much -- how much for one of your precious green dinosaur eggs,' and she said to me - she said to me tears in her eyes, she said, 'sir, that is a single seeded tropical fruit.' these southwest conspiracy theories are such a shame too because if you ask me, there's really only one big take away from the southwest debacle you're off the hook, spirit. [ laughter ] sprint [ bleep ] [ cheers and applause sal, just the adr in spirit and take out the [ bleep ] [ laughter ] you're off the hook, spirit. you're no longer the go-to joke airlines over at spirit headquarters, they're popping champagne. of course, their tiny airplane -- it's going to take a second to get bac

a gunman opened fire at a kroger grocery store injuring 14. killed at a rail yard just trying to do their jobs. in indianapolis in april, a small town of rock hill south carolina, in orange, california. in march, where the youngest victim was just 9 years old. at a grocery store in boulder, colorado, a shooting that left ten people dead. in atlanta, evanston, illinois, at least five including a 15-year-old girl were killed in a shooting spree that took place in january. this is just a small piece of the gun violence we've seen plague this country over the last year alone. shootings in schools, grocery stores and all around communities have become somewhat normal. a normal news story for us to cover. but each one is just as horrific as the one before. it is not normal, and we cannot let it be. >>> be right back. what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we com

the ground turkey products were sold under the farm to family and kroger brands as b j'ses and kroger esp37245 located inside the usda mark of inspection. then there is this, charlie brown may not see the great pumpkin this halloween. a pumpkin shortage is hitting the nation due to weather conditions, shipping problems and in some areas a fungus. prices are jumping about 7% over last year. usually about a billion pumpkins are produced each year mainly in illinois, followed by california, indiana, michigan, and texas, dagen but not so much this year. could we be short on anything else at this point? my lord. back to you. dagen: i thought with that lead you're going to tell me that charlie brown had been canceled for some reason. cheryl: well, stand by. i'm sure that will happen. dagen: lucy, she was always not very nice. thank you, cheryl. white house press secretary jen psaki defending ron klain's twitter habits after the white house chief of staff claimed this week -- he retweeted a tweet from jason furman that said inflation was a problem for the rich. listen to this. >> why would r

affected products include farm to families two and a half pound tray of all natural ground turkey and krogersk east three pound tray of ground. turkey health officials say any of the affected ground turkey products what the sell-by date before october 17th should be returned to the store or thrown away. the better business bureau is launching a new website to help consumers spot scammers. the news site spot a scam educates consumers on scam trims. ends and how to keep their personal information safe and also provides helpful tips on spotting look-alike websites phony techs and red flags for potential fraud consumers can also sign up for the bureau's weekly scan alerts on the spot scam website. new car prices have hit an all-time high last month the average new car price reached over 45,000 according to reports. it's the sixth month in a row that the industry has seen record-breaking prices experts. say the reason for the increased prices may have to do with a global microchip shortage that come more expensive as more car shoppers have decided to purchase. of trucks and suvs there have also be

crozier hosting a visiter -- kroger hosting a virtual and in person hiring event next wednesday.e of your headlines. back to you. maria: thank you so much. we are closing in on a deal apparently in washington, senate democrats indicating they will accept senate minority leader mitch mcconnell's offer of a short-term suspension of the debt limit, with chuck schumer saying he hopes they can come to an agreement this morning after a tense standoff over the debt ceiling on capitol hill. joining me now is florida congressman greg steube, a member of the judiciary and foreign affairs committee. is mitch mcconnell caving again to joe biden? >> call me conservative but i don't understand why we would help the democrats when they've been in control of the house, the senate and have the white house since january. and if we're going to increase the debt limit to allow them to spend more money on socialist welfare programs, the democrats want to spend $5.5 trillion on top of a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package on top of the $11 trillion that we spent just in the last 18 months. i certainl

ok, kroger macro. _ is at this point hard to say. _ is at this point hard to say. ok, kroger macro, thank you for bringing us up to date with the latest on that attack in norway —— johnjo devlin. the latest monthly nhs figures for hospital waiting times in england, which look at a&e attendance numbers and waiting times for cancer treatment, ambulance and elective surgery, have been released in the last half an hour. they show that a total of 5.7 million people were waiting to start treatment at the end of august this year, the highest number since records began. the number of patients having to wait more than a year to start treatment was 292,138 in august — which is down slightly on the previous month, but more than double the number waiting a year ago. and nearly 470,000 patients who visited a&e in september waited more than four hours to be treated — its worst performance since 200a. let's get more on this from our health correspondent, jim reed. put these figures into more context, clearly showing a picture of continuing and sign

saying they expect 3% to 5% inflation coming and called it manageable which is something we heard from krogerut both of the stocks this morning sending out a number of calls throughout the day and you can learn act the picks. >> how do you sign up? >> cnbc.com/investingclub or point the phone right there at the qr code on the screen to go straight there very cool and worthwhile sending up dates. >> every day a big mover. jim has been there well worth signing up. >>> time for a cnbc news update with leslie picker. >> here's what's happening the biden administration has released a wide ranging strategy to regulate a group of toxic long lasting chemicals known as pfas found in cook ware, cloerting and carpeting. linked to health conditions like cancer jirngs kanye west has changed the name a california judge approved the name change to ye with no middle or last name ye is a nickname of the rapper for years. >>> in washington flags have been lowered to half mast for colin powell the former secretary of state has been lauded from politicians. current secretary of state blinken spoke about powell's

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sponsorships withdrawing through that going through the students instead, university of kentucky, you get kroger field, are they -- at the aversive georgia we've got that earphones have the delta emblem on it. he got nike jerseys and everything, are these companies now going to shift to the students and away from the schools and therefore the revenues are going to decrease and it is going to go back on the state legislatures duck fund more for academics, has not been looked at? >> it has certainly been widely discussed. the evidence of our is not clear, we'll have two months of data, it is one of the real concerns the athletic directors are concerned about. >> with good reason. i remember the olympics we had the basketball dream team, some of them were not with the official sponsor, whether it was nike, some of the athletes did not want to wear nike, so they had to put the dust cover up the emblem. how do you do that if a school uses a certain company, but the student has an agreement with another company? >> right now there is a patchwork of different laws, folks the issue differently in severa

university kentucky got kroger field. what's -- are they still -- you know, i know at the university of georgia we've got the earphones have the delta emblem on it and, you know, you got nike jerseys and everything. are these companies now going to shift to the students and away from the schools and therefore the revenues are going decrease and therefore it is going to go back on the state legislatures to have to fund more for academics, et cetera, et cetera? has that been looked at? >> it's certainly been widely discussed. the evidence so far is not clear because we've only had, you know, two months worth of data. but it is one of the real concerns i know that athletic directors who run athletic programs are very concerned about. >> and with good reason. how are you going handle, the olympics i remember we had the basketball dream team, some of them weren't with the official sponsor. whether it was nike and some of the athletes didn't want to wear nike and had to cover up the emblem. how are you going deal with that if a

wonder, if these companies were starving, if people were terrified of showing up at a walmart or a krogerother places, you could about the that they'd have paid armed security, they would not have left it to the will of beleaguered employees who are worried for their own health. it's not tenable. host: linda is next. linda from utah on our independent line. caller: good morning. they keep saying wages are $15 an hour but is that the base with tips? is that the base? thank you. guest: no, a lot of people may not realize the tip minimum wage is far lower, it's a fraction of the actual minimum wage. after all, you have service workers, table workers, bus workers who are divvying up that jar of tips. that's a significant part of your pay. but there is also a huge protest of that. if i am going to show up and be face to face, a few feet away from diners who have to unmask to eat and yes, i can be masked but there are still ricks of a -- risks of a breakthrough, do i want to sign up for a $4 an hour wage and be at the mercy of a lot of customers are grumpy now coming back. it's been a long time

wonder, if these companies were starving, if people were terrified of showing up at a walmart or a krogere other places, you could about the that they'd have paid armed security, they would not have left it to the will of beleaguered employees who are worried for their own health. it's not tenable. host: linda is next. linda from utah on our independent line. caller: good morning. they keep saying wages are $15 an hour but is that the base with tips? is that the base? thank you. guest: no, a lot of people may not realize the tip minimum wage is far lower, it's a fraction of the actual minimum wage. after all, you have service workers, table workers, bus workers who are divvying up that jar of tips. that's a significant part of your pay. but there is also a huge protest of that. if i am going to show up and be face to face, a few feet away from diners who have to unmask to eat and yes, i can be masked but there are still ricks of a -- risks of a breakthrough, do i want to sign up for a $4 an hour wage and be at the mercy of a lot of customers are grumpy now coming back. it's been a long ti

sponsorships withdrawing through that going through the students instead, university of kentucky, you get kroger field, are they -- at the aversive georgia we've got that earphones have the delta emblem on it. he got nike jerseys and everything, are these companies now going to shift to the students and away from the schools and therefore the revenues are going to decrease and it is going to go back on the state legislatures duck fund more for academics, has not been looked at? >> it has certainly been widely discussed. the evidence of our is not clear, we'll have two months of data, it is one of the real concerns the athletic directors are concerned about. >> with good reason. i remember the olympics we had the basketball dream team, some of them were not with the official sponsor, whether it was nike, some of the athletes did not want to wear nike, so they had to put the dust cover up the emblem. how do you do that if a school uses a certain company, but the student has an agreement with another company? >> right now there is a patchwork of different laws, folks the issue differently in severa

might just say i'm regulations if the rule doesn't work ultimately we are going to make sure that kroger'ssurer the public gets the best interest. >> thank you so much for your time and i yield back. >> the gentleman from arkansas mr. hill is recognized for five minutes. mr. hill? >> thank you madam chair. i appreciate that and appreciate the hearing. i. appreciate mr. gensler's responses to her members questions and following up on mr. luetkemeyer and mr. barr on the advertising branding and analysis for esp type funds. one point if your test when glad you referenced it were the asset allocations. [inaudible] did you go mute? >> madam chairwoman cannot hear him. >> i don't know what happened there. it's kind of reverted to u.n. i apologize. >> we can hear you now. >> i don't know what happened there. i don't know what you heard or what you didn't hear. >> they are heard you complement complement -- [inaudible] >> thank you and i appreciate them bringing that up. truth in labeling is important. we are not misleading investors and not overcharging. when i look at in est fund with the correl