what are the technicals for the kroger charts? >> of all the points, kroger is low data. consider this, kroger has the same sales as home depot. it is 1/10 that of home depot at 300. it is because it is a low margin business selling groceries. kroger, since 1979, has paste the s&p. here is the one you are to your chart. this is the uptrend and the selloff. we bounced right off of the trendline. look at the second chart. this is over 5 years. this is a perfect uptrend. look at the all data chart. this is the final chart. this is a perfect uptrend. this stock has kept up since 1979. started on the lower beta basis in a steady way. it is the opposite of regional banks. this is the place to be on the long side. >> that is interesting. we will turn our attention to energy. we are up 20%, and we have a way to play the group for high energy gains. we have seen some nice moves. what would you do now? >> carter did mention, you don't always have the opportunity to determine why the stock does this. it be mindful of where you have positioned yourself, and where you want to get alon

what are you doing with kroger? >> so kroger is the opposite circumstance as a financial like capital one which is lower on the demographic scale in terms of credit worthiness. it's a consumer staple. as a low data stock. it is relatively cheap trading over four years give or take. the company has been executing well. they have seen increases in cuts and a gross margin of 21%. we've seen this over the last 10 years. great reasonable. they are really executing quite effectively and on digital. we have earnings coming up. this is a gnome we actually own. we do have earnings coming up next week and the potential catalyst for the upside. when i was looking to do was a call for this. i was looking at january. i was going to buy the call and it would cost less than four dollars. i was going to sell a mirror dated strangled against it. this lays out at about $2.85. the idea is to capture the premium you will see going into a catalyst like this one and it is a low stock so the downside risk of putting the stock at $45 is a

kroger, since 1979 has paced the s&p. here's a one, two-year chart, that's the definition of trend line look at the second chart, another time frame this is over five years. it's still a perfect uptrend look at the all-data chart, the final chart. it's a perfect uptrend this stock, again, has kept up with the s&p since its ipo in 1979, but it's done it on a lower beta basis and in a steady way. we think it's the opposite of capital one and the place to be on the long side >>> let's turn our attention to anything up nearly 20%. and we've already seen some nice moves here, bonawyn. >> you need to be mindful of where you kind of position yourself, stops or trigger points if you will in terms of where you want to get long a name speaking of beta, this one is actually quite high beta, and that's the reason i've chosen this over say a name like xle. i'm looking at the xop november 145-170 call spread, and i also have the twist the option to finance this with a down-side short sided put. we're going to sell the nov at 170. so ab

kroger? the ceo in 2026? host: i wonder if that story from "the inquirer," -- caller: that's right you're up, cincinnati. host: "took a 12 six pay cut into -- 12.6 pay cut in 2021." as you noted in your comments, here's how that compares to the pay of the average pay of his workers. 2021, 679 to one when you compare his pay to the average worker at kroger. a decline from 909 to one in the year 2020. caller: really? you know what? the poor guy cannot live on double-digit millions while the workers are being treated like crap? what you just read is gobbledygook. like i said, like the previous caller said, the republicans have no plan. reaching back to 2017, the jobs and tax act, on c-span, i can't find it. i think you scrubbed it. host: just to be clear, we don't scrub things. caller: i can't find it. it was on c-span. he walked into mar-a-lago at the end of 2017 and shove it up to the route i just made you all a lot which are. he laughed, they all laughed. it was great fun. i went to do my taxes. my taxable in

we got a strong report from kroger talk us where exactly you fit in the food supply chain.at you are seeing in terms of consumer demand. >> happy friday, sara. we are a combination of a wholesale and retailer we run 148 retail stores we supply about 2100 independent grocery supplies of the majority of military commissaries worldwide and a handful of other national accounts. we're in that space, and we're seeing the same things you just talked about we are looking at both the disruptions that resonated, but also seeing rapid inflation that has been an interesting challenge not only for shoppers and consumers, but for us trying to serve them as best we can i also was curious what you said about supply chain is it not getting better at all? marginally better, but it's been a long road. it's been a continuing saga of an extraordinary time to recover from a disruption. we had the disruption of baby formula in february, and we're still struggle to get back to normal a peanut company has problems in one of their plants, and we're now in month 30 of the wet cat foot supply crisis f

joining me now is kroger's ceo, rodney mcmullen.o see you. >> nice to see you, sara. >> so what drove the gains that came in better than expected and gave you the confidence to lift the outlook? >> it's really solid performance across the whole company every division was strong. we continue to connect better with the customer. it's really the whole package of offerings that we do great everyday price, great promotional price, incredible rewards and a way to do that in a seamless way where a customer can shop online, delivery, or just shop in a store so it's really all those things together just so proud of the whole kroger team and what they're getting done. >> i did notice the 10.2% rise in the r brands, the private label brands what does it say overall about how the consumer is doing right now? >> if you look across the customer base, it's really different customers are reacting differently. customers that are really trying to stretch their budget are aggressively looking for ways to do that. if you look at our coupon downloads, w

alix: points on kroger. inflation moderating in the second half.said the supply chain of in stock goods are improving. have we seen the peak for inflation for some of these companies? are we too pessimistic for 2023? the fight administration ramping up funding for domestic chip production. we will break down the $50 billion plan with libby cantrill . that is coming up next. stocks still around the highs of the session. nasdaq of 1.4%. the dollar still cool. yields going nowhere. this is bloomberg. ♪ when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. before golo, i was barely eating but the weight wasn't going anywhere. the secret to losing weight and keeping it off is managing insulin and glucose. golo takes a systematic approach to eating that focuses on optimizing insulin levels. we tackle

kroger? the ceo in 2026?ost: i wonder if that story from "the inquirer," -- caller: that's right you're up, cincinnati. host: "took a 12 six pay cut into -- 12.6 pay cut in 2021." as you noted in your comments, here's how that compares to the pay of the average pay of his workers. 2021, 679 to one when you compare his pay to the average worker at kroger. a decline from 909 to one in the year 2020. caller: really? you know what? the poor guy cannot live on double-digit millions while the workers are being treated like crap? what you just read is gobbledygook. like i said, like the previous caller said, the republicans have no plan. reaching back to 2017, the jobs and tax act, on c-span, i can't find it. i think you scrubbed it. host: just to be clear, we don't scrub things. caller: i can't find it. it was on c-span. he walked into mar-a-lago at the end of 2017 and shove it up to the route i just made you all a lot which are. he laughed, they all laughed. it was great fun. i went to do my taxes. my taxable inco

kroger higher at this hour as the supermarket chain raised yearly sails sales and profit forecast andbased chain said inflation caused rise in demand for grocery essentials at the expense of stuff you really don't need, discretionary goods so kroger up about seven and a third percent. crypto, wow, what a move for bitcoin at the moment. 10% right now. that's a $2,000 -- well, $2,010 gain here bringing bitcoin above 21,000 at the moment. ethereum and litecoin are following and ethereum up 4% and litecoin better by 5.25% and other block chains are jumping higher too. especially the stocks here. look at coin base up 10% announcing it is funding a lawsuit that will challenge the u.s. treasury department's decision to sanction tornado cash smart contracts. tornado cash is a way for crypto users trying to keep their transactions anonymous, high block chain recently announced it had record crypto mining production figures in august so hyde is up 10%. riot better by 120.5%. we're going live to london for a look at buckingham palace and british soucts there grieving the passing of queen elizabe

susan: kroger is interesting and food prices is helping kroger and they're one of the largest grocerserica. stu: nasdaq, no winners. susan: serner acquisition closed with oracle that we discussed. microsoft acquisition set to close at some point. stu: okay. what i'm interested in, the ten year treasury yield. where is it? 3.44% and rising rapidly. that doesn't help. check the price of gold, down 20-cents, doesn't help because of big tech. susan: but no, usually gold and bitcoin, supposed inflation hedges and down in this type of hot inflationary environment. stu: don't get it. bitcoin all the way down, $1,000 at $21.3. susan: all money coming down in the markets. stu: the price of oil at $88 a barrel and g nat gas up $833 and still at 370 and for a gallon of diesel $5 even. both down slightly. new york timesments its staff to return a -- new york times wants its staff to return to the office at least three days at least. employees in revolt. cancel culture of scooby-doo's velma for her inability to call police. next, roll tape. >> i'm mr. ross' nephew. don't worry about it. stu: we're

wanted to say at least 76 people have died in 10 days. otis, have also been lost, kroger lebanon's parliamentary god, have class with retired soldiers rallying against cost to their pensions. protesters in the capital bay rou, briefly breached security near parliament, but were pushed back with tear gas. public anger over lebanon's, collapsing, economy is growing. you know, we've been the leader of her rebel group from the central african republic has gone on trial at the international criminal court in the hague mohammed site up there, connie deny charges including war crimes. he's accused of running a torture unit during an anti government uprising. in 2013 the were one more than 2000000 students in nigeria having to work at home because their lecturers are on strike. the academics have been refusing to work for most of this year in a dispute with a government over their pe did abuse or least such a comb up reports from nigeria as big as city lagos, where students patience is wearing thin. oh, university students here angry. the are protest blocked the main access road to delay ghost internati

. >> caller: kroger, bought it a few months ago hold it or buy something else? >> i think kroger is handling itself very well i think they're doing a great job in private label i think it's a super company and very inexpensive company and good yield and the company i say you got to ride through and you can indeed own when you're trying to slow down an economy, you can put big rate hikes. that's okay. you have to let the country catch its breath before you do them again remember, the fed raised recession in 2007 and destroyed the economy. they can continue to raise prudently but can't let it happen in 2007 and happen again. on "mad money" tonight, after a tough leave for the market, one stock exhibited peak performance. a closer look at vail resorts and give you my take i'm trying to spotlight good stuff. is it time to get bullish or buy? is the vix flashing warning signs? i'll go off the charts to find out. in the face of volatility, it's a good reminder to think about mi diversified when you buy stocks, which of course, is why we'll play my favorite game, put y

kroger says you can expect to start seeing the carts in 2024. those are your headlines.nk about the cards? >> steve: i don't know. two they take the step to your house or stay at the store? >> do they cook the food with you? i think it is a delivery service actually. >> steve: we will see how well that works. let's find out what kind of the day we have in store whether rights in new york city. adam, it was beautiful 68 degrees when i came to work this morning. >> stephen it is still beautiful on fox square as you are looking at really pleasant fall like temperatures but of course the big weather story continues to be hurricane fiona. that is 130-mile hours of when and if he is continuing to live to the north but we see hurricane warnings, tropical's warnings across the bahamas this morning. where what the storm track? think about bermuda as we get close to party, wins 140 miles an hour. wait off the coast of the east coast but still choppy seas and perhaps rip currents over the course of the week ahead before eventually turning into nova scotia, newfoundland and i want t

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there are these right lane names going 55 miles an hour like kroger.ig tech but i believe overcorrected. lauren: profitable tech surged during the pandemic and apparently got used to and now they are back down to earth because they don't make money. stuart: i'm always interested in companies doing big stock buybacks and i know that t-mobile is doing a very big stock buyback. how much? lauren: this is disappointing because i would expect on a $14 billion buyback that the stock be up more. i think investors wanted more, and they expected more, so this share repurchase of $14 billion runs from now through september of next year. if you look at t-mobile shares this year, we have a chart because this tells the story, they're up 25%. their rivals verizon down 20%, at&t is down 9%, so now, they have the money. they're rewarding shareholders, because remember they bought sprint. those costs to buy it are wind ing down, so they have this cash, and they promised more buybacks but i think investors are saying, it should be bigger. stuart: just don't tell senator

the settlement is part of a larger trial involving other pharmacies, including walgreens and kroger.se companies have yet to reach a settlement. just a month ago, a federal judge ordered cvs walgreens and walmart to pay 650 million dollars for the way they distributed opioids in 2 ohio counties. coming up with more dead whales washing up on bay area shores. there's some new technology that a local organization is using the. >> keep those whales safe in the water and the hackers who targeted the los angeles unified school district are now demanding a ransom. now, the second largest school district in the country is responding. plus, new york's attorney general has filed a civil lawsuit against former president trump. the justice department can now review classified documents seized from trump's florida home. a law professor with loyola marymount university will join us to weigh in on what's next. >> our top story at 6.32, crushing blows to former president trump just an hour ago in a victory for the justice department and appeals court ruled against trump on the secret government docu

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border between the former soviet states is disputed. task force has attacked the southern regional kroger's capital baskin on friday, and accused cougar's forces of destroying a mosque and residential buildings. co guess. dan says it evacuated more than a 100000 people from the area. a cease fire was agreed on saturday, but remains fragile. a dispute last year over water reservoir lead to intense fighting that killed dozens of people. moscow has offered to mediate between the 2 countries. it has close ties with both tajikistan and co guest than that host russian military bases. ah, let's bring in our guests from bish kick cardiac took to love former car gets down ambassador to the us and canada from a has color. douglas, stan is saga mark of the director of the institute of political studies in moscow and a former member of the russian parliament from prague. bruce pioneer is a journalist who specializes in central asia. welcome to the program, kathy. it was triggered the latest escalation on the border between co gast talent as ex, than well, definitely one of the main reasons is the resul

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a dollar store or a trader joe's, whole foods and kroger within reach to make all of those decisions?hris, like there are food deserts in this country, there are also educational deserts and in places like seattle where families want to get back to work, kids have to make up for their learning loss but teachers unions think they can continue the stranglehold, but they realize they've exhausted their goodwill? >> unions have a right to strike and negotiate fair wages and parents unhappy with their schools, school board elections are every year end every part of the country and small election you cannot, if you are motivated by it. i read the poll, parents for the most part are satisfied with their schools, most people unsatisfied don't have kids in school right now to am not saying education in this country is perfect but we made the decision to provide education to every child in america and we should give them that, they should be in school full-time all the time, i get that and i get things could get better but this gloom and doom over public education, we have one of the finest sys

other retailers including kroger said they are dealing with a spike in theft.e facing tighter budgets and inflation, companies in stores and big cities dealing with a lot of crime hiring more security guards and locking up there theft prone products. stuart: a miserable sign of the times. there is a new index bum, a message for corporate america. focus on your own mission and not someone else's social agenda. vivek ramashwami helped launch this fund. he is next. ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way ♪ you can go ♪ ♪ because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities. hi lost 138 pounds on golo and i kept it off. golo's changed my life in so many ways. before, i was over 300 pounds. now, i literally ha

weekly jobless claims claims from docusign we wrap up with the wholesale trade and earnings from kroger> let's look at the markets today with the stocks pointing to a higher open with summer wrapped up traders are gearing for the worst month for the markets. the next guest says there are mounting reasons to be bullish in the longer term sylvia jablonski is the cio of defiance etf sy sylvia, give me good news. >> good morning, courtney. look back at the last few weeks and it doesn't look good i think we are at an interesting point. it feels like we're at the june low. nasdaq in bear market. s&p is close we have to pull back off the short-term rally i think a lot of that was off the fed. if you think about why we heard the reasons of jobs and inflation data i think inflation has peaked and coming down. the price of gas is a factor housing is coming down consumer sentiment is coming down a little bit. those are important points i also think that the markets overreacted to when what we heard in jackson hole. the fed is persistent and firm with fighting inflation. if we get another 75 and 25

not only did companies like disney, amazon, kroger come out and say they're going to now offer abortion coverage in the healthcare that they offer, they're also going to pay for travel for employees that want abortions that are in red states that have more restrictive, more humane, abortion regimes post roe. they're going to pay for travel to leave that state to access an abortion. so they can find this money in the couch cushions but they can't find enough money to make sure that they have flexible care, more paid maternity for new mothers that are having babies or more time at home with their new children who they have now through adoption. >> it's good for their bottom line, for people to have abortions but think they there's this demand signal from political leaders and the culture that they're willing to advertise they're offering these abortion services >> tucker: it's evil. what they're saying to their employees, we don't care about you at all. we don't care if you have a personal life, to have children that will take care of you in old age. we care about your labor. we will pay

flow ratio for stocks in the group the names with the low share prices relative to the cash flow r kroger and kraft heinz and campbell's and general mills and kellogg's. we have names with share prices high to cash flow after capital expense. big box and beverage names on the list here. look at dollar tree, target, monster annd walmart. >>> coming up on the show, investors are looking to close the book on a volatile week for stocks two money managers are telling us where they are putting their money to work if anywhere coming up next. >>> first, throughout hispanic heritage month, cnbc is celebrating our teammates and colleagues and contributors. as we head to break, here is the associate on corporate responsibility sid wilson >> we know that corporate america has a lot of work to do to make sure that we are fully inclusive of latinos particularly on corporate boards in the c-suites and the pipeline development for making sure latinos are included especially for latinas latinas, by themselves, would be a g-20 country if you took latina gdp alone together, all of us, allies as well as thos

kroger earnings were solid. they also talk about inflation getting off its highs. potentially pricing pressures for a lot of these guys rolling over. you have to wonder if the dollar gets front and center. a weaker dollar, down .5%, a trend or break in this very powerful rally we have seen, positioning so one sided. the two year yield goes nowhere, lending support to the tech sector. guy: let's continue to reflect on the life of queen elizabeth ii. we are joined by the executive director of the u.k. in the world initiative. let's talk about where the u.k. place in the world is. how has it changed as a result of the passing of queen elizabeth? john: the honest answer is we do not know yet. i scratch my head and i think about who in the world, any celebrity, anybody in the world, who would not have taken tea with the queen, who would not have wanted to have their moment with her? i had a remarkable day with her about 10 years ago when i was chairing an organization and it is incredible. she had stardust. she was an incredible projection of the u.k. into the world and

here what wall street is watching fre earnings from kroger fed speech from charles he have ev evans.phone is available for pre-order today. all models of the iphone 14. >>> looking at the markets s&p 500 is in an interesting part of a range. that is to say if you look at the highs that we saw over the last couple weeks and lows we saw in june, we're pretty much a hair above the middle of that trading range. 4,006 for the s&p 500. we are roughly at the middle crossroads how we got there over the course of the week with the positivity, if we can maintain it today, has been tilted toward a couple of sectors. that is consumer discretionary and financials rising interest rates playing a part in the financials discussion and little bit more bounce back in terms of optimism about the american consumer playing in the deiscreesk iscrey se sector the energy sector about flat over the last week it has been a laggard as concerns of the economy have come up. >>> check out apple, google and tesla. that story driven by the tesla out performance. up 9% right there. keep an eye on the mega cap stocks

and started off in the same discount and these guys had a major disruption to its relationship with kroger giant supermarket chain. i used good rx i liked it but so what? the pharma price cutter was a portfolio price cutter down 89% from the peak. good rx like a lot of others had a good brand name. shouldn't have been a stock. number three is a firm holding this is the original buy now, play later this was going to be the great democracizer everyone wanted in on this opportunity and rising interest rates crushed the group. of course, the firm will tell you it's doing great let's give them that matter of fact, let's give them a nldstanding o the stock is off 89% from the highs. the stock could be wrong maybe it should be up more i don't know 89% is what it is. okay fourth is a company working on an mnra covid vaccine. it was only effective for the 43% that took it darn thing is half asf effective as moderna or pfizer fifth is light speed that makes software we use. i didn't like this one because every couple of weeks another company would come in and offer us a better point of sale deal it

for the potential bear market plays i want to know if you think this is a bottom on ticker er kr, kroger. >> doing a fantastic job i think the bottom is in hand but the chart is so bad people keep selling and selling and selling. let's say 43 how about that i think powell wins the game i feel very alone right now. very alone but i don't care because when he does, we will be on the field and the short termers will be at the bottom of the standings if they're on there at all on "mad money" tonight, sky works solution jumps higher. could it be the solution to your portfolio? i'm checking with the ceo and the semi conductor space is one of the most watched and hated sectors in this market so where is marvel technology stand i'll talk to the top brass and salesforce held investor day a whole host of met trrics we g to find out more about we'll sit down with brent taylor so stay with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question, tweet cramer #madtweets send jim an email to "mad money" at cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss

we heard that with kroger on friday when they talked about their private label is increasing share becauseeople are pushing back on some of the name brands. instead of buying the name brand, they're going to buy the store brand to save a little bit of money the higher end consumer may not. but walmart said they have higher end consumers who are shopping there >> they'll get a lot more evidence tomorrow -- or clarity on that tomorrow thank you. he's basically an economist. >>> coming up, a utilities tug-of-war, the sector which is hitting new highs benefitting from a stronger dollar but also facing consumers falling behind on their utility bills the top analyst on what this means for investors. >>> plus, the roblox ceo tells cnbc its ad strategy is going to help diversify the revenue stream there the stock surging 20% in a week. one analyst says that's not enough initiating coverage with a sell rating a look of shares of neo which are up about 10% por ncwi brit ckweluh lle ghba the ey entrepreneurs access network has a tremendous impact on my business because it's given me networks, access

. >> kroger yesterday announced they're increasing generic products for exactly this reason. okay. what about big ticket items? >> if you need an appliance, electronics, like a laptop, furniture, buying over three day weekends is what i always recommend because you'll always see sales during those times. i would also wait for black friday, cyber monday, we have that coming up at at the end of november and i would also look at a open box options, rebushed options with a warranty of course. those are ways to save in those categories. maria: i like these tips an tricks. i didn't know there were tips and tricks to fight inflation. >> costcos is doing the $1.75 jumbo hot dog i think. is the rest of the stuff in the store priced low relative to competitors? >> well, if you're talking about costco in particular, buying wholesale you can save up to 40%. that's a big deal. if you have a wholesale club membership, now is the time to use it. be mindful especially with food to avoid perishables, you don't want a big container of greens and have half go bad. pasta, canned goods, i'm all f

going to zero or they're going out of business because i do think what they're doing with walmart, krogerthese combinations and what they're doing with new innovation into the advertising area will allow them when we come out of the recession to really build on what they have built during the lockdowns it will be a much better company at that point but three, six months from now you'll get a better opportunity to buy it. >> speaking of pandemic darlings, there is no name more associated with that than zoom but here is a company that, a, actually makes money and is trading at what one might say is a reasonable variable of 22 times forward earnings >> exactly, tyler. i'm afraid a lot of these stocks in the ark fund don't make money. most of them don't so this is a good valuation. again, it's 22 times earnings. it was trading at 170 times earnings less than a year ago so it's really come down to become attractive i also think one of the things that they have some of the things that businesses that are hard to develop like zoom phone. i mean i can't tell you how many times i've been on a conf

the settlement is part of a larger trial involving other pharmacies, including walgreens and kroger.nies lave yet to reach a settlement. just a month ago, a federal judge ordered cvs walgreens and wal-mart to pay 650 million dollars for the ways that they distributed opioids in 2 ohio counties. the ntsb wants all new cars in the u.s. to come equipped with blood, alcohol monitoring systems. this would they say, put an end to drunk driving the agency and a group of 16 automakers is gathering data on new technology that would shut down a car if any alcohol is detected in the driver's breath, the federal government said that technology could be ready for widespread use as soon as 2024, the national highway traffic safety administration says roadway deaths in the u.s. alright, crisis levels. nearly 43,000 people died last year. that was the greatest number in 16 years. still ahead, a mystery solved that one point 3, 4 billion dollar mega millions jackpot that was announced in july has finally been claimedm will tell you what the people who wanted have been doing this whol time is running

delivery options and a partnership selling thousands of bed bath & beyond and bye-bye baby items on kroger'sstrategy has faltered, sales down 21%, slightly better than the store sales trends but not much. digital comps fell 18% in the fourth quarter, compared to the prior year shares are down sharply today, but important to note about 40% of the shares are held short, with very high volatility in this name, typically, an active involvement from the so-called meme traders as you mentioned there, dee carl, back to you. >> court, what a tragic set of challenges in front of that company right now. that's courtney regular began. "teche" bk teth, stay with usis a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. go. go green. go wind turbines. go gorgeous reliable grid. go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science. go space age welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technology that makes

kroger expected to get a boost from gasoline. >>> shepard smith at cnbc global headquarters we interruptunce the royal palace has just informed great britain's queen elizabeth ii has died. the quiet woman who dedicated her life to service and duty, the only leader in place since the end of world war ii, the most photographed woman on the planet, died today in her summer home in balmoral, scotland she was 96 years old the queen had just celebrated her 70th anniversary on the throne as the longestserving monarch in history for months she experienced difficulty with mobility but sky news reports she had in recent weeks been seen in good form, picnicking with her lady in waiting walking her beloved cor cor corgis she welcomed liz truss in balmoral instead of at buckingham palace in a break from tradition after her doctors said she needed rest yesterday the palace canceled a scheduled virtual meeting and this morning around 6:30 a.m. eastern time the queen's doctor announced he was concerned for her health and the palace said she was resting comfortably at balmoral, a phrase that raised great

over the last couple of days, kroger doesn't see an end in sight.in fact, on friday they announced that they are going to expand their private label business. the in-store brand stuff because they forecast that people are not going to have a lot of extra money to spend. when you look at that number for fuel oil with winter coming. fuel oil is up 70%. and i am old enough to remember when people back in the 70s when prices were high, what did they do? they turned down the thermostat. so that it was colder in the house. and do you know what jimmy carter, the president of the united states told americans to do when they turned down the thermostat, buy a sweater. wear a sweater. so you know what? this could be joe biden's sweater winter. >> brian: all right. meanwhile, come up straight ahead, take a look at this video. it shows the moment a national guardsman is robbed at gunpoint in the city of chicago and sadly this is one of many incidents. >> steve: look at that. >> ainsley: in the middle of the day. >> they told me that they would kill me unless i g