ali: the diaper industry has two big players -- kimberly clark and procter & gamble.an two thirds of the u.s. market. as inflation increases, nolasco says she's seen brands raise prices a cut coupon values and rebates. neither kimberly clark nor procter & gamble responded to repeated requests for comment. brittany: i think it's sad that we live in such a world where just having to decide whether you can buy diapers or pay your bills is a choice. ali: kathryn edwards says the world wasn't always like this for parents. kathryn: it is a modn phenomenon of the past really 20 years that the squeeze on young families has been so hard that the need for, you know, basically charity diapers has not onlyyou know, been called into existence but it's actually a thriving network of charities to get millions of diapers to families every year. ali: a network that rebecca kolowÉ wishes didn't exist at all. rebecca: i would love for us to be able to work ourselves out of a job. simply providing diapers isn't going to work us out of a job. ali: for now, every little bit is helping pare

still over the last year, the stock has under performed and down about three times as much as procterthat? >> yeah. i think if you look over the last six months you see quite a good rally in unilever stock what we understand is that the market is valuing consistent, steady growth. in a couple years ago, we had one or two too many surprises for the market and we're really focused now on that steady, reliability of top line organic growth and as we've delivered that over the last three quarter, we are seeing it reflected in investor confidence in the company and in the strategy that we're following. >> how is it going with trian partners and nelson peltz? what have those conversations been like? >> we brought nelson on the board because of his track record in the consumer sector. we're enjoying an extremely collaborative relationship nelson, like our other board members are keen to see the trapped value in unilever unlocked we think we're a business that's under valued one area in particular where we've enjoyed the engagement with trian we're moving into a new, simpler organization. we'

we're talking about second baseman slash catcher ford procter looking for his first career home run, and how about with the bases loaded in the second? there it goes, that is a grand slam to the opposite field off the rockies. ryan felt in er, that's a pretty good time to hit your first home run. they're pumped. it's five. nothing giants they win at 6 to 4. they have now won nine of their last 10 games. they have climbed back to 500 at 78 78 6 games left in the season. the a's in anaheim nice and loose prior to the game with with the angels. this was all about shohei otani. but first we're going to show you max stassi because he's going deep for nothing. angels that's off, nor hey, ruiz. angels are gonna win this one. shohei otani had a no hitter going into the seventh strikes out email machine and his no. no got broken up with two outs in the eighth, but he goes eight innings. two hits, no runs. 10 strikeouts also had a couple of hits, extending his hit streak to 14 games as the angels take care of the a's 4 to 2 your final scary moment in tonight's dolphins bengals game and there's

i have heard mention of all these corporations and some of them were from autozone, procter & gamble, general motors and ford. i hear these corporations mention in the testimony. the title of our hearing is -- power and profiteering, how certain industries hike prices, fleece consumers and drive inflation. i don't know if these companies have shareholders that have to be profitable. i don't know when america, it became a bad thing to be profitable. that's not the america i grew up in. let's talk about who owns these companies. i would like to submit for the record with unanimous consent to reports, one from calpers which is the california retirement system and one from the pennsylvania state employees retirement system. i'd like to submit these for the record if i may. it proves that our teachers, or highway workers, our police officers, our firefighters are the people that own these companies. that's who it is. a company has a fiduciary responsibility which means they are supposed to look out for the shareholders. if companies are not profitable, we don't have retirement plans for al

in oth words big companies like procter & gamble knows they can take advantage of consumers needs because theyeed to set cities like diapersnd laundry supplies. therice of his good rise they will continue to bns them. because of the significant market share than a consumers do t have a choice but to accept this price increase the few if anyf available alternatives. these ice hikes and hitng the poor similes the harde. essentialsike food and shelter the major drivers of higher cost rightow take up a bigger proportion of hospital budgets. however, this way these companies hold over pricing was not inevitable. it's the result of decades of deregulation privatization short-term process leftism vulnerable to profiteering. these choices hollowed out nearly eliminate diversity in our supply chain. leading up to failsafes with shifts in demand without shortage.es competition to undercut companies they're charging excess prices, thoseompanies of market poweran able to raise prices in the community. but w it isot too late. we have many policy tls at our disposal. congss should pass excess and windf

recommending dividend growers, i think of the staples, but if you look at the 52-week low list today, proctere, low since march 2021, mongallese is on this, mccormick, colgate, these are supposed to be the safe places to go during recession. >> there's a lot within staples, you know, there's a lot of different cost variability because of inputs and things like that, and so i think you have to be bush know, you have to be very choosey here and, you know, whether it's technology or consumer staples, you know, you need to pick companies that is there good cash flows, that own their niche, that have good balance sheets, that have products that are selling that they can supply and they haven't seeing their costs absolutely soar. >> like what >> well, i mean, you know, let's say in technology which is obviously been hammered here, you know, you need to look at technology companies that are focused on efficiency, automation, those types of things, and then other staples, you know, you have to pick and choose where, you know, you might have a staple that has really high food input prize, well, you kn

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, i don't know whether how many people remember about those days but rely -- had just come out by procteramble. they had sent thousands and thousands of samples of that to the public right in the mail and people started using them. they were super absorbent. they were new at the time. never a new formulation. people started getting sick and people were actually dying and we embraced that story as uncomfortable as it was in the beginning to decide, you know people willing to hear about this talk about it, but we wanted to save lives and made a big difference, but you were saying that other stations and other outlets were staying away from that story. they were reluctant to talk about people didn't talk about a lot of things. that's true. that's true audience is so different from other audiences because they embraced it. they understood the you know, the magnitude of the problem and the danger that they were at the risk. they were at serious health family. we covered aids in the early days absolutely stations talked about our most people talk about right one of the things that i know means

what is it natively about them that makes them more vulnerable than, say, a procter & gamble or name it? >> i can tell you in 2022, and the story's been the same for a couple years now, where's the inflation coming from? it's coming from supply chain. what does apple do sells a lot of products that they import that are assembled in china so this inflation makes it more expensive for apple to sell products that's why inflation's a bad thing for apple. similar for amazon and their e-commerce business. to the extent a lot of the products that are sold on their e-commerce platform are coming from china the inflation and supply chain is a problem so i think that a lot of the tech inflation right now is supply chain related we've seen some signs of improvement but it's still an issue. >> all right tom forte of d.a. davidson, thank you very much. appreciate the explanation thank you for helping me the smh semiconductor etf rising today after falling more than 5% yesterday. and there are signs that the weakness in consumer-levered chip stocks may be spreading to other parts of the sector. ou

tiktok and procter and gamble, the maker of nyquil, have not yet commented on the warning.s new technology out there which could save whales from deadly ship strikes along the bay area coastline and beyond the marine mammal center and the benioff ocean signs laboratory today announced a collaboration to deploy whale safe. it's a technology based mapping and analysis system. it uses buoys and acoustic monitoring to detect the whales and then provide real time data to the captains of the ships. the developers say the technology creates something like a school zone for wales call to action to help stop these guys scrapers size ships from colliding with wales is simply too slow down in the same way that slowing down by ships slowing down by schools helps save lives slowing down when wales are present helps to save whales. researchers say whale deaths from ship strikes have increased over the past decade, with estimates of more than 20 or 80 endangered whales killed off the west coast every year. 230 pilot whales have stranded themselves on an australian beach experts in tasmani

emergency room after taking part in this challenge again, one that i clearly don't understand tiktok and procter gamble, the maker of nyquil, by the way, have not yet commented about this warning. obviously dangerous. also probably taste terrible, right? i just don't understand the point. i don't either, all right. the federal reserve raising rates once again , the quarter point jump the three quarter point jump that has some concerns about another recession. also a new option for people dealing with diabetes. the changes aimed at making insulin more accessible. it's coming u nextxt kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. federal. raised interest rates for the fifth

park in san francisco for one of the newest giants, talking about second baseman slash catcher ford procter looking for his first career home run, and with the bases loaded in the second, there goes that is a grand slam to the opposite field off rockies. ryan felton. that's pretty good time to hit your first. jack five. nothing. giants carlos roden. nearly untouchable in his six innings of work strikes out jonathan daza looking for one of his 10 strikeout to give up just two hits and no runs, he picks up his 14th win. giants take it 6 to 4. they have now won nine of their last 10 games to climb back to 500 at 78 78 with six games left in the season. alright, how about the aids? they got show head tonight. in anaheim, although you know they were looking nice and loose before the game down in los angeles. bottom of the sixth, they're down three. nothing already. max stassi solo home run of north hey, ruiz, and it is for nothing. angels all right now the aforementioned otani a no hitter into the seventh. it's gonna strike out female machine here and then in the eighth, otani added again, looki

. >> yes >> it's little more consumer discretionary than the other staples like a procter & gamble orbut the comments were interesting from the ceo about why they lowered their revenue earnings, margin guidance. they blamed it on retailers, really, and the fact that consumption trends were pretty solid. they said it was driven by retail destocking while they're optimistic about back to school. they pointed out categories doing better and worse better, writing and commercial solution, worse, home appliances and solutions, including candle, i would think, home fragrance. i don't know >> you could make a decision on a candle. >> people aren't spending as much time at home. those things on sale everything at home air fryers, big sales. outdoor products, a little tougher. but overall, it was the retail restocking, which signals to wall street and to some of the analysts that cover the stock that it could be temporary, that it's not necessarily like a falloff in demand, that it's still these adjustments when it comes to inventories from retailers working through as a result of some of the p

win last night for the first time since mid august, maybe colorado 64 with the help of rookie ford procterhis first major league home run a grand slam, their ninth win in 10 games. giants, though still long shot to make the playoffs essentially have to win every game for the rest of the season, and two other teams would have to lose all six of their games. so we will have to see about those oakland a's they're facing the seattle mariners today after they were almost no hit by show high otani and the angels last night. otani was really throwing well didn't allow a hit. he made some good defensive plays to for most of the game, but in the eighth inning with two outs outfielder connor couple got it passed. the defense broke up the no hitter? yeah, tony, he did it . he ended up going eight scoreless innings. two hits to 10 strikeouts while the a's well , they got a two runs in the ninth. the angels one 4 to 2. well the south carolina coast is bracing for hurricane ian. right now. it's expected to be a category one hurricane when it makes landfall for the second time later today, we'll tell you

night for the first time since mid august, they beat colorado 6 to 4 with the help of rookie ford procterleague home run, and it was a grand slam. the giants are a long shot to make the playoffs. they basically have to win every single game for the rest of the season, and two other teams would have to lose all six games left in the season. but the slight chance well, the a's are facing the mariners today after being nearly no hit by shohei otani and the angels last night. otani was dealing he didn't allow a hit made some good defensive plays as well, most of the game, but in the eighth inning with two outs. outfielder connor capel hit his hit past the defense to break up the no hitter attorney ended up going eight scoreless innings with two hits, 10 strikeouts and while the a's do get a pair in the night, the angels won 4 to 2. another family has filed a lawsuit after a family member was reportedly given cleaning fluid to drink at a bay area system living facility. we're going to hear from one victim's daughter, who claims her mother was poisoned. and a community coming together after a r