my view is -- >> if i may, isn't that what you're offering at wal-mart? it's similar to wal-mart. wal-mart works but a post office won't? >> wal-mart provides a whole suite of banking services open many more hours -- >> well, many more hours can be beneficial but how about the hours the banks keep now? it's hard to find my bank open 3:00, 4:00 and they don't have the window service they used to have, the drive-thru service. >> i agree with that. we need better bank account affordability, credit unions being able to do more. i think it's time to shake-up the banking industry that's gotten too complacent in the way they serve a lot of lower income consumers. >> thank you for the friendly colloquy. my time has expired, and i want to be a good example for my friends on the committee. my time having expired, i want to thank each of the witnesses for their testimony and for committing their time and resources to share their expertise with the subcommittee. your testimony today will help to advance the important work of this subcommittee and of the congress. the chair notes that members

only wal mart does. now they said they're going to do more rain. but again, it's, there's another issue here and that is that right now the u. s. trucking association says they're about 60060000 truckers short in terms of what they need to be able to deliver those goods around the country. so it is a bottleneck problem. it's not a 11 spot problem and i think that's what we have to figure out. how do you get all of these systems in place as quickly as possible? and surely those are staggering numbers right there. and we think about how much is impacting as at the grocery store now will it's likely to become even more worse as we continue to go on those problems at up. that's where americans are quitting their jobs. a historic rate that's according to the u. s. department of labor which revealed that a record $4300000.00 workers quit in august marketing in nearly 3 percent increase from the month before. that includes $892000.00 workers and the food service and accommodation industry, along with $721000.00 and workers in the retail sector. and around

s. retailers, charter private cargo ships to sail around port delays, home depot, costco, a wal mart resort to private charters, and a push to stock shelves for holiday shoppers. so this is from the wall street journal. the important thing to remember that small and medium sized businesses can't compete with that, right? so not only did the banks get bigger, the big banks got bigger since the financial crisis, thus tightening the screws of the sanctions. essentially on credit and liquidity to the ordinary person, because they don't want to deal with a deplorable with, you know, $10000.00. so their name, they want to deal with the elite with 10000000000 to their name because that they don't have to get out of bed work for that right here at the same thing was like they these but the money printing went to the ordinary person and they're spending on all these durable goods. there's, there's a supply chain disruptions all over the world because a lot downs. and now the biggest of the retailers need supply for christmas. so they're chartering their own container ships and going to get th

right, and the cost goes in the wal mart to charter, their own container ships, to move goods from asia to america. of course, that's very expensive and you would normally think that that would hurt their earnings. but because the money that they're using to charter, these container ships is borrowed from the central bank for nothing, they get their charge 0 percent interest. and their earnings are not impacted as you and as you point out, as i'm honestly, they're buying back their own stock with the same 0 percent interest. so it actually is a creative their earnings go up simultaneously. all that money printing is trickling down to the bottom of the economy in the form of inflation, stuff cost more. so this is an example of capitalism as we understand it here in america, the 2021st century blowing itself up because the inflation trickling down to the people are supposed to be buying. the stuff will get to the point where they they, they can't, they have to borrow money, 18 percent. they can't borrow money at 0 percent to buy the stop. this being manufactured was borrowed money at 0 pe

well, that may now include your local wal mart, if you live here in the us. that's right. the coin start kiosk, re typically go to exchange your share, your spare corner in rather is now letting you put your cash toward a big coin purchase at 200 stores across the country. it's part of a new partnership with the crypto, while company, coin me, users with coin me, accounts will be given a voucher from the coin star key ask for the crypto they purchased with cash. as for what it'll cost. well, there's a 4 percent transaction fee which wal mart takes cut from, as well as a 7 percent cash exchange fee. now that seems like it'd be a little bit more work, right? you're going an extra step rather than just getting the app and buying it. but it definitely, you know, for those who are having trouble figure out how to buy it, maybe it's the easy way. but i don't know that crypto enthusiasts will go that route and that's it for this time you can catch boom bus on demand on the portable tv app available at portable dot tv will see you next time. mm hm. and these people don't count. i

long been a transit hub for migrants trying to reach your pin shores after the revolution that toppled wal mart get daffy and the political divisions and conflict in the country. those numbers have certainly increased just to give you a number or 2021. according to iowa, libya over 25285 migrants have been returned from sea to libya. there are 455. that's the and over $660.00 missing. so, you know, this is a campaign by the government of national unity to crack down on illegal activities and to sort of, you know, polish their image among regular libyans here. they've actually done a quite a pretty good job in, in, in clean up the city. but, you know, now there's parks and recreational areas that have been, that have been built. so i think this is a campaign to sort of, you know, let libyans know, or at least both and tripoli that the government is empowered, they're trying to crack down on illegal activities and, and clean up the city. of course, there are critics saying that, you know, there are, there was abuses against migrants yesterday, but we're gonna have to wait and see unless unti

wal mart has its own trucking fleet that it's sending in to get these products out . so the idea that you're going to now bring a national guard, which would somehow create a whole new set of truck drivers, not really going to happen last week. there are 60000 truck driving arms available in the united states right now that are going unfilled, which means that we have a shortage of truck drivers that you can't just invent out of out of mid air. so there's a number of problems here. the national guard thing sounds like a solution, but it just impracticality. it's not. it would also be interesting to see as we see the labor shortage there across the industry is what people would say when they're like took care of that one. but you didn't take care of this with the national guard, very interesting. they're kristi. you're in l. a. where these jammed up ports are located. reports indicate that since the port of los angeles in long beach port have begin operating 24 hours a day, it's making traffic and nightmare and surrounding neighborhood. now we know traffic and lay that

. >> the former police officer involved in a deadly shooting inside a wal-mart heads back to court.he judge. >>> and we are just hours away from finding out what led to the death of gabby petito. the question, where is brian landrie. >> and the redding in warning stick around the bay area for another day. mary tells us when the dangerous conditions will start to let up. it's tuesday, october 12th. >> let's get right to mary with a check of the forecast before you head out the door. seeing the winds still kicking in. >> that dangerous fire, the fire conditions still in effect for the red flag warning. we are looking at those northerly winds, still bring that very dry air for the bay area. that red flag warning that remains in effect for us for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys and santa cruz mountains. you can see how windy it is. you look north shaking in the wind and the tower lit up in orange as we cheer on the air. the areas highlighted in red for 5:00 p.m. we are going to see relative humidity levels down to the single digits. you will see the dry air, cool tem

like wal-mart have pricing power in the sense that they can pushback on suppliers they have the nature of the industry as such that they're a big one. and then on advanced auto parts you think about auto parts more generally cars break down people need parts things need to be fixed ptd used car price are high and new car inventory low. instead of buying the new car you fix the old one. they can pass through costs in that industry as well. >> how about transportation? another area you like. union pacific and trans -- i can't see it transdigm. >> transdigm is a supply supplier tots aerospace companies. sole supplier on many things in airplanes. you have the government certificated is to do that there are essentially no other alternatives for their products in certain things that's a business with high gross margins and few competition in some of the platforms. abthen the rails naturally nature of the beast of what they do, have pricing power alleviate some of the coninvestigation on roads and transport stuff from a to b more efficiently than other modes of transportation like in trucking

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. >> this focuseses on c.v.s., wal-mart and walgreens and the millions of pain medications that werebed through their facilities. two ohio counties lake antrummable which are both near cleveland alleged that between 2006 and 2014, these companies recklessly dispensed opioid descriptions and ignored clear warning signs. brian mann covers addiction and he's been in clive land covering this trial. brian, thank you so much for being here. could you tell us more. what is the main argument that these counties are makeing? >> basically the idea is that under the controlled substance act, federal law requires pharmacies liking other businesses that handle these really riskingy opioids to do so super cautiously to make sure that the pills go to the right people to look at prescriptions that come in from doctors and think about whether these are proper prescriptions. and what the counties say is that rather than downg that, the companies are funneling pills out the door and that a lot of people got hurt as a consequences. what they're supposed to do is call the drug enforcement administration,

so today that's why the president is meeting with companies like wal-mart, ups, fedex, home depot and shifting to these 24/7 operations, so working around the clock to see if they can unload more quickly, what the biden administration has realized there's a major issue when it comes to trucking in this country and having enough people to be able to move these goods physically. so you have a massive gargantuan challenge, but many experts when you're talking about the time line mere, a lot of these are going to be potentially problematic when we're talking about christmas and that's why they're urging people to get ahead of it. but the issue now there's a tight runway to deal with it. so the white house is acutely aware of it. and it follows a pattern when they've been dealing with other things like vaccine mandates and the airlines. they're going to try to model that with the splay chain issue and say we're putting our heads together and figure out a plan and put it in place, but many people are saying that's likely not going to be resolved for many weeks and months. but at least the w

you know, wal-mart, target, fidelity looking to hire tens of thousands in the weeks and months ahead.g on here? >> well, this also, neil, is a situation that is existed even since even before the virus. we've had huge command for workers but you it is actually 11 million according to last report. 11 million open jobs which is -- far away all time record we'll see a new job opening report on tuesday. we'll be interesting to see what's there and it is pretty striking that you've got 11 million job openings, and you can only put -- fewer than 200,000 people back to work. now, i do believe that the over generous unemployment benefits that were continued in february have had an effect they expired early in september. but i think there's a lingering impact there we'll see. there's plainly also worker hesitancy going back to the work place because of covid. but or there other factor we just see labor participation rate overall:ing too. so that's concerning, and i think the other concern will be on the demand side long-term, neil, as employers face uncertainty with the president regulatory ag

after that, the president will meet with several companies like wal-mart, ups and home depot, so find out how they are dealing with supply cane issues, major retailers are taking extraordinary measures to make sure their shelves are stocked for the holiday. the president is expected to speak about the problem after he conducts these two meetings today, frances. >> affecting those gifts under the tree and well beyond chris, thank you we are earn willin gabby petito investigation. a coroner revealing she was strangled to death and died more than a month before her body was discovered in the wilderness today the search for her fiancee brian laundrie continues chris stin.org ren has more. >> reporter: after an exhaustive autopsy, the coroner confirmed how she was killed. >> death by strangulation. the manner is homicide. >> reporter: the coroner says the 24-year-old died three-to-four weeks before her body was discovered in the wilderness, that would put it somewhere around the last week of august. the last confirmed sighting was august 27th. two weeks after police stopped she and her boy

wal-mart and target have resorted to chartering their own ships and planes for deliveries. >> new tonightthe u.s. is reopening its land borders with canada and mexico to nonessential travel. fully vaccinated foreign nationals will be able to enter the u.s. by car, rail or ferry regardless of the reason for travel. in tonight's coronavirus headlines, the white house is planning to vaccinate children ages five to 11 years old. they have 65 million of pfizer's doses ready to go. california is going to open clinics agent schools in the coming months. it is likely children that will be required to get the covid vaccine. the f.d.a.'s advisory panel will meet later this week to discuss moderna and johnson & johnson booster shots. >> the fate of money slated for a school is in limbo tonight. it was to fund school of the arts but the distribute di did not secure enough additional money and is considering using the money for school improvements including air purifiers. some say that is deceptive. >> i left my house and sat on phone bankses, not once, not twice. for decades to raise that money for t

no illnesses can be reported customers can return it to maul u wal-mart for a refund.ye on the rising cost of energy. here is steve second week, good morning, good to see you. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. yeah, i have just been checking out the average price of gasoline it's a seven-year high in the states 3.27 a gallon because primarily the underlying oil price, the noble measure and u.s. big measure wti are trading at sky high levels, wti over $80 per barrel and that leads to all kind of problems, talking ab gasoline, there are shortages of products around the world, people are switching because of natural gas to oil and in japan, you are seeing inflation, everywhere from gasoline, it is going up across the board something else is going up as well, bitcoin $57,000. jamie dimon, one of the most important bankers in the world and chairman says it is basically worthless, he says, look, our clients disagree with me we're going to make services available so they can access bitcoin as well, although he, himself, i thought it was an interesting assessment he says it's b

wal-mart and target have resorted to chartering their own ships and planes for deliveries. >> new tonights land borders with canada and mexico to nonessential travel. fully vaccinated foreign nationals will be able to enter the u.s. by car, rail or ferry regardless of the reason for travel. in tonight's coronavirus headlines, the white house is planning to vaccinate children ages five to 11 years old. they have 65 million of pfizer's doses ready to go. california is going to open clinics agent schools in the coming months. it is likely children that will be required to get the covid vaccine. the f.d.a.'s advisory panel will meet later this week to discuss moderna and johnson & johnson booster shots. >> the fate of money slated for a school is in limbo tonight. it was to fund school of the arts but the distribute di did not secure enough additional money and is considering using the money for school improvements including air purifiers. some say that is deceptive. >> i left my house and sat on phone bankses, not once, not twice. for decades to raise that money for these children to have it

nowhere in the world did the central government wash off its responsibilities, or ensuring the vaccine to wal eligible population. and ensuring that were adequate stockpile of vaccines. so that states are not left on their own. and so now will find your vaccines on your own, mr. the nature, would you agree that the b g during the 2nd, dave was also fixated on controlling the narrative and managing its image during the pandemic. in april, the chief minister for the petition, which is the beach, the stronghold told officials to clamp down on hospitals that were complaining to the media about oxygen shortages. the state even pressed criminal charges against one civilian individual who had used twitter to request for oxygen for a loved one. well, the one civilian is all the 1120 in our country. you see the point here is that government didn't have time for this b easy city. last we will be moving off season, doing whatever the and the kind of support we can mobilize with government. and whenever possible, our so busy, we didn't have time for managing emergent those and i think that was not a satu

s, and wal mart. to address the challenges, the companies all agreed to increase their overnight and off peak hours. the white house is also brokerage in agreement to expand, working hours at the port of los angeles, making it a 24 hour day, 7 day, a week operation. their commitment to go all in on 247 operations meas, at businesses of all sizes, will get their goods on shelves, faster and more reliable. when the global pandemic shut america's economy down, demand for goods went up, store shelves across the us, grew bare. but as the economy opens up, the problems persisted. america's supply chains can't keep up with demand. labor shortages have compounded the problem and fewer workers, stock store shelves, as the holiday season approaches. the white house has been under pressure to resolve the supply chain issues hampering america's economic recovery. some analysts believe wednesday's announcement won't be enough. it's a huge logistic nightmare, and a lot of it is over. she's and therefore, you know w

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but wal, cnn turns a blind eye hunter biden is stirring interest elsewhere. right. leaning media in the u. s. have been reporting on revelations of some potentially damaging problems faced by the president. son recovered emails from hunters laptop claim that he and his father shared money in their accounts and even paid each other's bills and ethically questionable practices. last month it was revealed that in 2015 hunter allegedly demanded a $2000000.00 fee to help unlock libby, an assets that had been frozen by the obama administration. given all these accusations, some are wondering why the media is so silent. isn't it funny how hunter biden does everything that trump children were falsely accused of attacked over and condemned for yet the media stay silent? you people who are letting joe biden tell you how to raise your children and tell you what's best for them. i have one word for you hunter, one year later in the night, posts diligent reporting on hunter biden's laptop remains more credible than a single story about russia collusion. gas prices are abo

all 3 of you. rami is this a new moment for the lebanese to dish, or it's a, it's a very important wal mart for judge guitar, whether he represents a bigger movement than the judiciary or not. we'll have to wait and see. but this is really historic for somebody like him. to face up to the pressures against him and try to get him to resign, where it's going to be a momentous decision. when that if a decision was made to have him resign and repair replace, or to keep pushing on with his investigation, i want to thank all, i guess saw me know that raleigh hurry and jessica bate, i want to thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website out there at dot com, a valid discussion, go to a facebook page at facebook dot com, forward slash inside story. and you can also join the conversation on twitter. we are at a j in fi story from me, amman, count and the whole team here. for now. ah, question the narrative. you don't have ways to check whether decent formation is real or not. you don't comp anyway to verify. identify who is telling the story their mo

charging more for razors and certain beauty products being a smart consumer is mission critical if wal-martget. >> had large inventories of certain products that might not be the traditional brands you buy. you know, meaning pampers versus another ran. it might be time to try another brand. >> and that was christina pascucci reporting zeta global says the other issue is the continued computer chip shortage that is impacting things like video game systems, cars and possibly the holiday shopping season. next on the news at 5 classrooms may be closing in the east bay. the major challenges. one school district. >> is facing right now. plus, you got your halloween. a plan set yet, but we've got some tips to help you get ready and keep your kids safe and remembering the destructive fire storm ravaging the east bay. we're looking back at the dama

as well as retailer giants like wal mart. essentially what the problem is, according to the treasury secretary, janet yellen, is that, in fact, when the economy shut down to the coven pandemic demand for goods declined, but a rather demand for goods increased well services decline in terms of demand. and that led to a shortage that was exacerbated by some of the problems you identified there. not only the lack of staff to man, some of the manufacturing plants that produce these goods. but it also led to what we're seeing in los angeles. and that is when terms of a backlog, a major problem in the united states, given the fact that 40 percent of goods come through that port in terms of the in ports add, exacerbating all of this is the fact that with labor shortages there are on the truck drivers needed to help get this material moving across the united states, and there's a shortage of labor in stores to stock the shelves. so this is something that the white house press secretary in her briefing just a short time ago, insisted

busy all the way from that one, supplier near fukushima, japan, all the way to the local wal mart. right? so the problem of having all the, ga, please, or monopolies. and without competition, you end up with agility in the system. and when it breaks, it breaks catastrophically and the time to take to rebuild a competitive element of this economy we're talking decades. and in the meantime, we're going to looks like we're in for some tough times down nearly 2 years into the global pandemic shortages are getting worse, not better. the white house calls that the tragedy of delayed treadmill, which is, or the most awkward phrases i've ever read coming out of the white house. usually they're a bit more poetic than that. and yet the administration is also sending in the national guard to help out what happens if we get actual shortages of food and gasoline. charles? yeah, exactly. and those of us who are a little long in tooth, remember the, the gas crisis of 1973, where there were long lines and you know, a panic and then oil gas shortage of 7979. so in america had these sort of short te

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the armed groups. manual rapid reports a show of force by members of the g. 9 gang in puerto prince. wal images of heavily armed gang members marching freely through the city streets might seemed surreal to many. it's a scene that's become quite common in the haitian capital. some gangs like the g 9 or even trying to reinvent their image and appear more like a political organization than a criminal enterprise. hey, we want to build good schools. good hospitals have good, clean water. we are the sons of the nation. ah, on the streets dang, violence seems to be getting worse by the day. and growing insecurity means part of the job of public transport drivers is to always keep an eye out for trouble or holy scuffle. by a rule, the police could do something for us because they're the law. so they're the ones that should protect us, but they don't do anything back. so we don't know what to do. ah, gang violence is not new, phenomenal than hate. even government leaders have been known to use gangs in the past to exert political control. but locals tell us, the scale of the band is reaching unp

the country has ended in pure joy, a cricket team made a winning star to their campaign at the t 20 wal cup. and it was a crushing victory over scotland. i've got to stand that battered 1st and scored a 190 runs in reply, scotland or bull down for just 60. would you barbara mun was named man of the match after taking 5 wickets. the 1st game of the tournament. dorothy, this is very important. so if we needed that for him to start our tournament, or we wouldn't be complacent about this brand new, we'll forward you will enjoy the vic. it was a good game, but looking forward to the tournament, we're still on both alone. i have condemned the treatment of coach ronald coleman, who received from france after sunday's a loss to our travels. well, a madrid videos on social media showed people surrounding and blocking humans car. as he tried to leave the stadium, he also received verbal abuse. the club has labeled it treatment as violent and disdainful coleman is under increasing pressure following barcelona support. start to the season. yeah. kim, i was actually close to the fact about 2 weeks a

they have wal mart and they have union 247. what, how sustainable is that? so i can be thing beyond the shopping solution. so we need to, we need to solve the problem. then one in turner, if you were advising the chinese government on a long term solution or long term, even planning to deal with this in the future, or would you tell them? well, the chinese government has already emphasize the supply side, the reform which essentially around supply chain security. and number 2 is for security number 3 energy security. so my advice would be they have to adopt more market base to reform. and in a way, those power shortage and the supply chain bottleneck right now has created an opportunity. we have already seen that in the past months, chinese government has allowed the coal power electricity price to fluctuate more or less based on market demand and supply. so they have achieved more in a month than already in the past decade. so in a way this is a positive force. so we done, i'm going to get you to explain a few of those terms there just for the people who th

even retailers like wal mart how they can work together to come up with even further solutions to ensure that this backlog that exists in the united states is something that the white house hopefully temporary. yet of course, supply chain issues a have been similar in many other parts of the world, but i guess these measures by the u. s. government doesn't look like that might be enough to solve the problem. well, the white house believes that this is temporary, it's something that it insists as the global economy turns back on, will be fleeting and will be resolved by this time next year. but some of the president's critics and concluding republicans on capitol hill are less optimistic because they know another problem that exists. and that is inflation. in the united states that has been, i had of the projections by the federal government for some time. and it's affecting things that americans need most like fuel as well as housing prices and the president's. c critics are arguing that this is because of the biding policies, including one of the $1.00 trillion dollar payouts to america

and even major retailers like wal mart in order to try and figure out what more needs to be done. so we're expected to hear from the president about that following his meeting. we're also expected to hear from the press secretary, but i should point out that one of the other problems that is nagging this administration is inflation. the things that americans buy most need most, for example, gasoline or petrol as well as housing prices. those are really spiked and the president's critics say that in large part because with policies including that 1.9 trillion dollar relief package to help people that were dealing with covet 19. so there is some argument about whether or not the biden administration solutions are really working. so we'll be hearing from the president later on as a defensive strategy and insist that what americans are experiencing right now is only temporary, or i can be thank you very much for that. kimberly hopkins is on white house correspondent. in other world news, the taliban is calling on the international community to end sanctions, which it says risk undermi

federal express and even retailers like wal mart because what they're concerned about is that with these shortages, this could spill over into the holiday season when people are buying gifts for their families. so they're trying to work with that to alleviate some of this problem. but what the president critics are saying is that the white house is partially to blame for this issue. they accuse the corona virus relief package, that $1.00 trillion dollar packets that allow people to stay home as driving up some of these prices increasing or a new sort of contributing to some of these problems. and so there's a real kind of debate going on the united states right now about whether or not the white house policies are going to lift the americans out of the problem. they find themselves in or drive it down deeper. so we're here from the president, the coming hours as well as the white house press secretary as they insist that this is a short term problem. and the bottom policies are working to dig americans out of the situation. they find themselves in. well, let's hope so. kimberly healthcar

this story pretty alarming wal-mart is recalling thousands of bottles of an aroma therapy room spray.t's after the cdc discovered the brand contains a deadly bacteria. in fact, 2 deaths are being reported and investigated in connection to the better homes and gardens essential a roma therapy rooms with gemstones, which is now believed to have traces of that deadly bacteria. 6 versions of the spray are being recalled. it was sold both online and in stores. and officials say do not simply throw the product in the trash. we have posted instructions on our website kron 4 dot com for customers who may have purchased this product. >> now at 6, the white house is massive christmas tree this year will come from north carolina peak tree farm in ashe county was chosen for the honor for the 3rd time white house staff also chose a tree from that farm back in 2008 and 2012. it's the 13th time the white house christmas tree has been selected from north carolina this year's tree is a fraser fir. it will stay on that farm into the middle of november and then will be cut down and sent to washington, d