so all the paperwork from this side of life and then head towards employee so i can get my customs paperwork. hopefully that all goes quite quickly. the customs requirements are too much of a hassle for the small mattress company, so they've hired a collins employer to deal with the formalities on their behalf. okay. i was curious. i holland is happy with that. it's less likely something will go wrong. his employer handles all the customs paperwork his next stop will be right before the channel tunnel if everything keeps running smoothly, he'll see his daughter by lunchtime tomorrow. dial jody. 2 hello darling, how you doing? fine and you happy? that's all good. i'm coming home. i've got a few of the things you like from england or? yes, you'll miss shocked. frazzled, chuckling. yes, you are. and then go. i shall see you tomorrow or sunday. okay, darling. last night jenny talks bye bye. while crockett. all of you let me to darlene. bye bye. it's kind of a weird subject. really. i'm not exactly a 100 percent. sure. on how it's going to go. now that we've left, whether it's going to work out b

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the numbers don't lie and my customer base was really supportive and pretty much said we love what youised prices then, the wholesale cost stabilized and the market calms down after the covid outbreak, processing plant and all that stuff. i lowered prices back to the original levelland now as we go into the summer season, the last couple and we've seen the same sort of trends but more generalized, very specifically meet related but it is like a sitcom where you have a huge container ship blocking the suez canal, the russian hackers going wild on the east coast gas service. one thing after another. the same vein as last year when i did to let people know exactly what i was doing so they wouldn't think when i'm raising prices that i am kicking them when they are down. i'm seeing probably 100% more business than i did a year ago but my profitability is about half. i'm kind of at the same point. >> you are not doing this because you want to but because you have to to stay alive. i spent four years in new hampshire, never made it to your restaurant but if i find one more day in new hampshir

. >> i feel personally responsible for what happens to my customers. >> reporter: the fisherman's wharf has put up signs on every other parking meter to warn of the danger. >> it is not against people, however, how did the victims field, they feel violated. it is a crime. >> reporter: jeff says he worries about the long-term effects of vacations ruined by break-ins. >> when visitors have this terrible experience and go home, they tell their friends and family. that snowballs and has a continual negative impact. >> reporter: the fisherman's wharf district is working with rental car companies at sfo or they want those companies to put signs in everyone's trunks to say be careful, make sure everything is put away in your car, nothing is visible or showing. and to be safe out there. it's had some success in hawaii with that same effort. at this point, prevention is the only way this will slow down, even a little bit. >> it is so frustrating where we've gotten to that point where we have to put signs in our windows to say please don't break the windows, i don't have anything in here. >>> a t

so i can get my customers paperwork, hopefully that all goes quite quickly. the customs requirements are too much of a hassle for the small mattress company. so they've hired a collins employer to deal with the formalities on their behalf. okay, then if i was the next to it, i hollan is happy with that. it's less likely something will go wrong. his employer handles all the customs paperwork his next stop will be right before the channel tunnel. if everything keeps running smoothly, he'll see his daughter by lunch time tomorrow dial jody. 2 hello darling, how you doing? fine and you happy? that's all good. so i'm coming home. i've got a few of the things you like from england or yes, you're mint chocolate, gram frazzled. chocolate. yeah. you are. and then big ago, and i shall see you tomorrow or sunday. okay, darling. i've lost my job. it's off by. by the good. while crocodile. truth. you love it. you darling. bye bye. it's kind of a weird subject really. i'm not exactly a 100 percent. sure. on how it's going to go. now that we've left, whether it's going to wo

my customers which is laughing at me. >> did you feel like it went on for a while or was it just a coupleof seconds? >> it was just a very sudden shake and i, i said that could have been come you know, a huge thunderclap. it was that sudden and that short. >> we talk about come you know, the bay area course has had magnitude 3, back into four quakes, fairly frequently but when you are less than a mile from the epicenter, you really feel it, don't you? >> you really felt it. it was a very strong shake, so yeah, so we, we figured we were close, but not that close. >> no matter how many earthquakes you experience, whatever you do feel them, they surprise you. >> very surprising. things for joining us. and but nobody was hurt. >> jim holden at perry's hot brow there in san leandro. they felt it pretty strongly. >>> 56 million americans are planning to travel in a recreational vehicle this summer. that is more than double what we saw pre-pandemic but if you just are making your plans now, you better buckle up. sharon chen on the latest bump in the road to recovery. >> the first big vacation si

want them to be able to truly have a personalized health care experience, and i absolutely want my customerse seeing this data turned into therapeutic programs how great will that be one day i one dack and the cloud source platform actually cured some number of diseases >> it's jon fortt. good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> advising after my 23andme report to get up and walk on a plane because of blood clot possibilities. i wonder if your business the way you see it going forward you remind me of the apple watch. a consumer device to drive revenue and profit on the front end and itemized data on the back end to help industry. where is the growth for you mainly going to come from, do you think? from that consumer engagement? are you going to grow profitable services out on that side that are going to be the main driver? or is it going to be that data, perhaps from a smaller group of consumers, and the therapeutic possibilities? >> i think it's really both. and i -- i look at, you know, the consumer and the therapeutic side almost an an infinite loop. you want the two balanced. the co

>> i feel like we should be able to move forward comfortably and take masks off, but also want my customersto feel good, employees to be safe, and there isn't great guidance. >> reporter: guidance he's hoping to get from the county and state soon. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> big cities like san francisco are hoping the changes jump start tourism. governor newsom was gearing up for the reopening. tourist hot spot open for dinner first time in a year. city leaders excited to welcome tourists back to restaurants, hotels and museums. >> other fun stuff. if plans include a trip to amusement park or concert, also new rules for you. great america at santa clara, park reopening at full capacity, roller coasters fully loaded, social distancing not required. still need online registration and have to wear a mask. employees will keep the mask on. >> you have to click to say you understand that and people vaccinated do not need to wear a mask. covid test within 72 hours of coming to visit, don't need a mask. >> big name concerts like guns and roses at shark tank in august? protocols will come c

i am an employee, and i have to be sure my customers, clients are safe here too. >> last month, ten suspects ran into the neiman marcus next door escaping with more than $150,000 worth of purses. police don't believe the two thefts are connected. suspects are in their early 20s but may even be teenagers. >>> who are you with? >> it's none of your business. it's none of your business. get out of my way. i am doing my job. that's it. i want dignity and respect. >> a tense confrontation caught on camera in san francisco's pacific heights. a delivery person says he was racially profiled while doing his job. chavez who recorded the video says he is a recovering alcoholic and addict who has been sober for more than a year. he was making narcan deliveries to a facility in april when a resident shouted at him. >> i want identification. who are you with? >> who [bleep] are you? >> this identifies this between a man identified as jon and chavez who was recorded. he says the man went through his boxes and repeatedly asked for identification. >> i want to know why he was so scared of me. what is it abou

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i can meet my customers again, and we can also talk about products. we don't have an arrange tags nor feel. the new outlet in one of berlin's prime locations in the central mister district is the latest of $23.00 across germany. and it's not intended to be the last. it's become very easy to find cheap retail space during the pandemic. survey by germany's real estate association shows commercial property vacancies rising sharply in small and midsize towns, some 15 percent of retail businesses are empty, even in the best locations. and an increasing number of once exclusively internet based retailers are rushing into filling the gaps. they include furniture, make a home 24 and rose bikes, bicycle, making a secured, a prominent location. directly opposite berlin's jewish museum, rose pike started business in the 1970s with catalog sales. before migrating later to the internet. and was talking about the pen. demik is terrible as it is, has also spoke to movement in the commercial real estate market were often contacted and asked if we'd perhaps like to ta

i will not put my stall on my customer race by allowing people to work for me as the vaccination, if they don't want to like it or the medical reasons. unfortunately, the call was for us and really feel they're not going to be able to move around. and so getting to these places, but i spent choice. if i want to sit on, i'm not involved with everything. i'll do nothing about that, but i'm not apple customers and stuff or risks all because there's a few people out there. very minority of don't want to do it or generally what medical reason that's not an issue when when you go to certain countries, you bought a back saying, you're not lab now. i mean nobody objects to that. when you weren't be a pilot, you maybe for if you join the only medical nobody objects, you know, when we will actually be in the end in the me years ago in the play or something for cross on. you don't leave you in that we're science to somebody. that's what we're doing is just offering the job to get family situation. i can tell the balance there, the owner of a big business in the u. k. amount lennon talking to us

ready my customers for sean. yeah, i'll put them in and then monday morning ammonium learn and morning morning, monday morning one you want me to send them to them that will tell them but i don't, i don't know, but i mean i'm part of that is that would be my philosophy when you come in, i may, if you're not, i mean i still wish i left when i'm in the visit when, when i feel just when i did that bond, when i was actually what i will pay might be that i did get that ones as well. i don't know if that's the small boy multilateral. oh yeah. and the other, not my not that i put them in at them. what are some, some blocks and says we show that i'm in it's not it's not that i'm hopeful that it was done. so it's opened up on them. yeah. it's, i don't know about those who think i don't have to because of the others that i didn't have the number because i'm out of the dimensions. i mean, and i will nothing. but then she asked me, donna, cost me that i'm in perfect. i'm going to be perfect. i see them i didn't yet. and i th

and more than 400000 jobs in my also business about 30 percent off my customer wanted to close because they couldn't hang in there. or there it's expensive. it is very expensive. small so can pay like from $40000.00 and the biggest shops close to $200000.00 a month. well, that's an enormous sum. how much is your business? depending on broadway shows, i think people come to new york to see the fight then to go to a broadway show, you know, australia show, i have a lot of customers coming into the store. so gardner shows are still important to us with the late and broadway have been off since march 2020. when the city shut down to combat the corona virus at $330.00 on normal wednesday, the street would be full of people. when do you think your broadway is going to come back to that level? you know, i don't really know, for sure. teach cindy has performed in several broadway shows. and it's president of the actors equity union. it's been really devastating. we went from record employment in 2019 to 100 percent unemployment in 2020, and 2019 broadway was responsible for $15000000000.00 of

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basis i might have 1,100 to 1,400 stops which to me that's 1,100 opportunities to connect with my customersile to someone's face, and that's what makes me excited about tomorrow. >>> it is time for the morning rbi. today, let's get random but interesting about money because money is booming not crypto or gold or whatever you want to consider money, but actual money the amount of cash going into money market funds, basically savings accounts, is soaring according to epfr, flows in funds they track hit a one-year high recently. the extra boost that has come has pushed the amount of money gone into u.s. money market funds to more than $300 billion just this year let's say that again louder for the folks in the back. $300 billion has been thrown into u.s. money market funds in 2021 in just five months. look at that chart the amount of money going into boring money funds is double that over the next biggest group which is u.s. bonds. global stocks are third and u.s. stock equity is fourth on the list epfr notes this surge is due to quote epic levels of fiscal stimulus and the view that covid may

i have to make sure my clients, my customers, they are safe here too. >> last month, ten suspects ran into neiman marcus next door to louis vuitton escaping with more than $150,000 worth of purses. police don't believe the two thefts are connected. witnesses estimate suspects are in their early 20s but may even be teenagers. >>> to storm watch, crazy weather crisscrossing the country now with fires, flooding storms, and drought. a look at how different states are fairing as meteorologists warn the worst may be yet to come. >> reporter: too much rain in some parts of the country with more in the forecast as other areas wish for rain and watch fires burn out of control. in the mid south, flooding. this is in arkansas. look closer, roads, businesses, homes flooded. in mississippi, this road was washed away. today parts of both states are facing rare level four of four for flash flooding. >> the water was all the way at the bottom of the door. >> reporter: the threat is spreading into alabama and tennessee too. in northern plains and rockies folks strong storms and possibilities of tornad

when your online stuff i've met in on here in town, i can make my customers again can and we can also talk about products. we don't have an arranged photo tags nor feel. the new outlet in one of berlin's prime locations in the central mister district is the latest of $23.00 across germany. and it's not intended to be the last, become very easy to find cheap retail space during the pandemic. survey by germany's real estate association shows commercial property vacancies rising sharply in small and midsize towns, some 15 percent of retail businesses are empty even in the best locations. and an increasing number of once exclusively internet based retailers are rushing into fill the gaps. they include furniture, make a home 24 and rose bikes the bicycle, making a secured a prominent location. directly opposite berlin's jewish museum. rose by started business in the 1970s with catalog sales before migrating later to the internet. and was that we saw the pun, damage is terrible, as it is, has also sparked some movement in the commercial real estate market were often contacted and asked if w

it is much too early to get my customers involved.ound on what elon musk says, not anything else will be a little bit of a worry and by the way this is something that, they're accepting cryptos in, hamas are accepting cryptos because it is decentralized. you can't trace it. it is covert. that is something still in the very dark side of things. it hasn't really come to the forefront. i think that is what the fed is saying. we have aways to go before this is something we'll talk about on a daily basis. number two, i said to you before, neil, give me 10 people invest in bitcoin, i bet two can't tell me what is really is. there is still so much more education has to be involved as well. it is more sexy now, it is more tolerated right now. there is a lot of oomph behind it. i don't think it will be anything we really have to kind of change the way we do thing because we can do a lot of those things already. look at the rise of things like venmo, all the other pay apps are very interesting, might slowly but surely morph into sort of a bitco

about my safety because i am working here and i am an employee and i have to make sure my clients, my customerssafe here too. >> last month, ten suspects ran to the neiman marcus next door to louis vuitton escaping with more than $150,000 worth of purses. police don't believe the two are connected. witnesses believe suspects are in early 20s but may be teenagers. >>> it is 6:13. how are the roads looking this morning? >>> they're still looking pretty busy if you are working into san francisco this morning. we've got a back up causing delays on bay bridge due to crash south bound 101 at the 101, 80 split. the roadways are now clear. they moved it out of the right lane to the right shoulder but the damage is done. even with all lanes open we have a slow ride. traffic will need to recover for the ride out of east bay from the bay bridge across upper deck into san francisco. give yourself a few extra minutes. san mateo bridge, if you can make that part of your commute and cross the bay, that might be a better bet as everything eases up. if you are headed to the toll plaza, you see the cars are bump

sandwich could start costing between 25 $30 in the long run for us, it would hurt me more to alienate my customers and have them thinking of augie's montreal deli as you know. oh this is the $30 sandwich place. the prices are high because the supply chain is falling far short of demand and a food inflation is going crazy. the president of by right food service says the price increases are the highest percentage wise it at least 20 years a year ago. you know, we would see skirt steak could say $8 a pound and we've seen it close to this week. we're bringing in a $15 a pound. the core of the problem comes back to covid factories and processing plants that had to cut back during the pandemic have been slow to ramp back up. we're seeing factories still, you know, packing plants still, really at that low capacities. they're fighting to get employees back in the factories onto the lion, and it's not just meet. there are shortages of cooking oils, potatoes, dairy, even brown paper bags, but i'm selling sandwiches out of plastic bags. it's breaking my lefty liberal berkley heart, but that's what we got to

. >> i'm worried about my safety because i'm working here and i and have to make sure my clients, customersre safe here. >> reporter: a group of 11 walked into the louis vuitton around 5:30 monday night and grabbed 36 purses before running 25 getaway cars. the total of the stolen merchandise is more than $100,000. >> it's terrible because everybody right now is just starting to get back on their feet. >> reporter: unfortunately this is nothing new for the bay area. just last month 10 suspects ran into neiman marcus and escaped with more than $150,000 worth of purses. many stores no higher security guards as a deterrent but many are told not to chase after shoplifters. >> i think they should be able to chase them down. by the time they call the police they are gone. >> i really can't do anything other than record on my phone. >> reporter: employees say that this type of crime happens often. police say the suspects in the louis vuitton heist got into a gray lexus, gray infiniti suv, a red two-door honda and a hyundai. >> the suspects could be in their early 20s oror even teenagers.s. >>> some

and in the long run for us, it would hurt me more to alienate my customers and have them thinking ofnow. oh this is the $30 a sandwich place. the prices are high because the supply chain is falling far short of demand and a food. inflation is going. and crazy the president of by right food service says the price increases are the highest percentage wise in at least 20 years a year ago. you know, we would see skirt steak could say. $8 a pound and we've seen it close to this week. we're bringing it in at $15, a pound the core of the problem comes back to covid factories and processing plants that had to cut back during the pandemic have been slow to ramp back up. we're seeing factories still, you know, packing plants still really that little capacities. they're fighting to get employees back in the factoriess of cooking oils, paper bags, but i'm selling sandwiches out of plastic bags. it's breaking my lefty liberal berkley heart, but that's what we've got to do, because otherwise it's you know 50 75 cents for one paper bag right now, if you can get them, it's a nationwide problem that

could start crossing between 25 in $30 in the long run for us, it would hurt me more to alienate my customers have them thinking of augie's montreal deli as you know. oh this is the $30 sandwich place. the prices are high because the supply chain is falling far short of demand and of food. inflation is going crazy. the president of by right food service says the price increases are the highest percentage. wise in at least 20 years a year ago. you know, we would see skirt steak could say $8 a pound and we've seen it close to this week. we're bringing it in a $15 a pound. the core of the problem comes back to covid factories and processing plants that had to cut back during the pandemic have been slow to ramp back up. we're seeing factories still packing plants still, really at that low capacities. they're fighting to get employees back in the factories onto the lion, and it's not just meet. there are shortages of cooking oils, potatoes, dairy, even brown paper bags, but i'm selling sandwiches out of plastic bags. it's breaking my lefty liberal berkley heart, but that's what we've got to do, be

. >> i have not been able to post -- not been able to reach out to my existing customers.ot been put imag -- been able to put images of the stock. i feel very distraught. >> she's just one of many whose business have been affected. the potential loss in revenue caused by the suspension puts the economic growth and development of crime in africa's most populous country, hitting young nigerian tardis with unemployment at 5%. one survey estimates that just under.40 millions nigerians use twitter 20% for business advertisements and 18% to look for opportunities. parliament joins the minority caucus says the suspension is costing nigerians billions. and speaking to "france 24" last week the government was steadfast in his condemnation of twitter's removal of the post by the president. >> we are a sovereign nation. we will not be sitting back and allowing any reply from -- any platform in the world to cause a war within our country where we with -- we just need to have our -- respected. >> the suspension was announced two days after twitter removed the presidents post and invoke

customers feel. you know how to my sure. which customers job accident in which aren't, you know, so how to enforce who's actually enforcing all this. >> now the proposed changes to social distancing and mask-wearing could change again. the cal osha has created a 3 person panel that's going to look in to what the future of mask regulations will be also the governor could step in and use his authority to change the new mask rules or end them or implement them earlier. it's really up to him. but for now in concord, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> this is an increasingly familiar story. more bay area. restaurants are reopening, but some of them quite a few of them are having a tough time hiring employess francesco cappuccio on several restaurants in the north beach area. he says he needs 25 people to fill various shops. >> that we are having a little problem to i people that possible to get any good. the county that them most of the previous employer them we can all move out of town. all they collect unemployment didn't want to

but we still have a lot of customers moving to the cloud, and many more that want to come on the platform. with myd, and really understanding the digital journey, and how customers think about this, and migration patterns, i believe i will be able to help move faster, just because of my background and knowledge. emily: silverlake recently announced a $1 billion investment in splunk. what does that mean? >> we are so excited about that. that is just another example of what investors are considering with splunk. they just made a $1 billion investment. they can invest in anybody in the world, and they looked at us and believed we had a much higher growth potential. we will be using the plan to accelerate our growth initiative. in addition, we also announced a $1 billion stock buyback. that is kind of -- tim haack will be our new board member, from silverlake, the chairman. we are excited about that. hopefully it will bring other investors to the table that understand high-tech and high-growth. emily: i know this is a big question, but as people come back to the office, what sort of post-pandemic grow

you can the long run for us, it would hurt me more to alienate my customers and have them thinking of montreal deli as you know. oh this is the $30 sandwich place. the prices are high because the supply chain is falling far short of demand and a food inflation is going crazy. the president of right. food service says the price increases are the highest percentage wise in it'll east 20 years a year ago. you know, we would see skirt steak could say. $8 a pound and we've seen it close to this week. we're bringing it in. at $15 a pound. the core of the problem comes back to covid factories and processing plants that had to cut back during the pandemic have been slow to ramp back up. we're seeing factories still, you know, packing plants still really low capacities. they're fighting to get employees back in the factories onto the lion, and it's not just meet. there are shortages of cooking oils, potatoes, dairy, even brown paper bags, but i'm selling sandwiches out of plastic bags. it's breaking my lefty liberal berkley heart, but that's what we've got to do, because otherwise it's you kno

intelligence are among the topics being explosive element calling for when the w's editor in chief, my really customer claridge, spoke with amin lusher and questioned him about some of the foreign policy issues that he will face if he becomes the next german chancellor. mr. lasha and you ship to and transatlantic relations seems to be open. now. what's your take on this? was ocoee and so the u. s. is returning to the walls, health organization and it's engaging at the united nations again, and it's reviving 37 processes we just saw over the weekend and weren't over. and i believe we should cease this moment. the president's idea of a coalition of democracies around the world that work closely together. it's a particular opportunity for europe and for germany to be strongly involved. y'all starts on getting a clear us then poured towards russia. what does that exactly mean for you? you didn't have to keep calling for a tougher approach, need to say what they mean by a approach happens i'm. we have sanctions breaking off diplomatic relations or anything like that will be wrong trip. then when things get

well, i mean, you know, i'm not gonna put my stop and customers a risk. why would or, well, i guess there are people with medical conditions. there are pregnant women for example, who can't get the job. i guess that rules out all of those people. well, when she's the minority of people paper, you know, on the lab one the way that people come to the place and general thoughts, everybody else is like, you know, we've, we've been locked out of rights, mostly economist cracks what we call a rule the can't do anything and all people have been off matters throughout the chair. i mean, it maybe a big deal to get a lot back and get things moving. just to chat. i mean, did you want to see face field? so you, it's a, it's a safety issue. does it also make business sense? i know you've offered to vaccinate all of the stuff you already have on board. what are the costs there? i'm not sure the cost because as i said, that's been what we say. so if i pull app fx and privately as an employer, we will apply for a quarterly. so i could chat to the side of everything. you

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pioneer something not a good place for me to put my money or my customers money because my definition with a coonskin cap on. i want to be the second or third guy stepping over him. it is being tolerated by the investment community. not really being embraced. el salvador, saying that they will take it, 70% of the people in el salvador don't have bank accounts. if you don't have a bank account what is take up of bitcoin? i'm not sure. maybe you want to get headlines and announce it during the conference they had at the end of last week. i understand bitcoin. i get it but again, look at how it trades. that will tell you all about the investors that are in it because it moves more say, rather than the governments of el salvador around san jose sharks would say. when you have elon musk really moving the market around that tells you a lot about the investors. if you go downstairs building i am right now, find 10 people in on streets of chicago invested in bitcoin, i don't think two people will tell you what it is. fear of missing out. they want to be involved. still too. of a pioneering as

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