>> similar to the spikes for the pigeons above the doorway on the wall there on walgreens. they just go to the wall above. >> reporter: other neighborhoods have used industrial planters with the hopes of discouraging encampments. $40,000 was raised online in june to beautify the mission. residents i spoke with said they were able to watch this stretch of harrison street the first time in years. >> we've been hanging around here over 40 years and homeless people have been here forever, you know, and it would be nice to see something better done. >>> by the way, another technique is home depot's in oakland. their store blasts classical music through a speaker in the parking lot. >>> le cheval at the corner of clay and tenth streets has been an oakland institution almost four decades. the owner tells our da lin it's not the pandemic. it's the crime that has killed his business. >> reporter: son tran opened le cheval 38 years ago. >> this is my mother, the founder, older brother, older sister. >> reporter: the family-run restaurant serves up vietnamese cuisine with a touch of f

>> similar to the spikes for the pigeons above the doorway with walgreens on the ledge right there.y just go to the ledge above. >> reporter: our neighborhoods in san francisco have used industrial planters. in june residents raised $40,000 online to beautify the mission. resident i spoke with said they were able to walk this stretch of harrison street for the first time in years. >> we've been hanging around here for over 40 years and the homeless people have been here forever, you know, and it would be nice to see something better done. >>> coming up in the next half hour, new report card grading, how the pandemic devastated the bay area's latino community. we'll dive into the data and how some latino families are still trying to fight back from the brink. >>> plus the state picking a big fight with big oil, but it's not related to skyrocketing prices at the pump. >>> later, so long suit and tie, why you could be seeing more hoodies and sweat >>> right now on cbs news bay area, our special coverage of the hispanic heritage month. we're still seeing the devastating effect the pande

walgreens was suppose to be.one thing for a company to get it wrong, but this company's got it so wrong, and i'm wrong for staying in this name. i get i'm down 65%. a lot is because i believed the turn around had to come, but the valuation started to make it so compelling. talk about value trap. the ten-year average p.e. on this stock is 13 1/2. the five year is 9 1/2. now it's trading at 6 1/2, and it probably should. i'm invested in emerging markets. i've watched companies that go to zero, resource companies, what not. this is walgreens. this is a company i owned because i believe i understood their business. at this point they don't understand their business, and today's ceo oust or resignation, whatever we're calling this, comes after the cfo left in july. they downgraded 2003 to the bottom end of the range. we have no idea what's going to happen in 2024, and much of the hope of the stock is coming from the u.s. this can business and a growth in prescription volumes. i have zero confidence in any of it, but l

walgreens is providing the planters. the city is providing the soil and plant and neighborhood volunteers will fill in and plant them. >> sending the signal that people care about this area. it will work or live here. whatever it is going to work to try to make it nice. i'm it actually does repel some of the bad activity and it also creates less space for other less desirable activities to be happening.>> we were in the neighborhood, we spotted somebody panhandling outside of the store and neighborhood business owners say the planters are really aimed at preventing more dangerous activities. >> my business is across the street from that walgreens and i can tell you there is a fight between the individual's daily. a couple of weeks ago there was a hacksaw fight between two of the street individuals. >> we talked with and on house person hanging around the nearby who said they welcomed the planters. >> i would rather see flowers, not mastheads and junkies sitting at walgreens. selected the kind of congregate out here? >> a

walgreens provided the planters.blic works paid for soil and plants the supervisor invited the community to fill them over the weekend. >> we have people setting up tents right outside. >> there was a guy two days in a row right in front of my flat. i should be maybe sympathetic but i am not really very sympathetic. i am just tired of this. >> reporter: we met skyler panhandling outside of walgreens where he says you can find him every day. he said he maintains good sidewalk etiquette and sees bad behavior outside walgreens. >> i thought it was a good idea at first. people congregate there which is okay. open drug use and using the bathroom and leaving trash there is not okay. i have to deal with that on the regular because i am also homeless. >> reporter: this idea has been in the works for months. he hopes the planters will make the neighborhood, filled with small businesses and families, more welcoming. whether they will work longterm. >> similar to the spikes for the pigeons above the doorway of walgreens on the

walgreens provided the planters. sf public works paid for soil and plants.isor invited the community to fill them over the weekend. >> we have people setting up tents right outside. >> there was a guy lying there two days in a row almost right in front. i should be sympathetic of course. i am not really sympathetic. i am tired of this. >> reporter: we met him panhandling outside of wall greens where he says you can find him almost every day. he says he maintains good sidewalk etiquette and sees bad behavior outside walgreens. >> i thought it was a good idea at first, you know. people congregate there which is okay. using the bathroom and leaving trash there is not okay. i have to deal with that on a regular because i am also homeless. >> reporter: this idea has been in the works for months. he hopes the planters will make the neighborhood more welcoming. whether they will work longterm. >> similar to the spikes above the doorway of walgreens on the ledge. they just go to the ledge above. >> reporter: other neighborhoods have used industrial planters in hopes

. >>> if you ever bought a blood test from walgreens, walgreens will pay $44 million to settle class-action claims by consumers that bought the blood test at the pharmacies. walgreens had good reason to believe that the test did work but was willfully blind. the test could detect several illnesses with a single drop of blood. the technology never worked. the founder defrauded patients and is serving an 11 year sentence at a texas prison. >>> next the musical guest coming together and how you can watch it. >> we get you ready for the first game of the nfl season. sitting down one-on-one with joe montana. >>> at 3:12, mother nature's ac running over san francisco. a chance for showers in some spots. we'll talk about that next. >>> secretary of state in ukraine, his assessment of the war so far and public support athome. th ou >>> the music industry coming together to some or maui a month after deadly wildfires ravaged the area. featuring appearances by ll cool j, ziggy marl and more. raising funds to support the maui strong fund whh is providing immediate relief and aid. they can donate on th

walgreens announced today it has agreed to pay $44 million. deal still needs to be approved by the courts, so details on how you can claim your money have not been released yet. last year a jury convicted fairness founder, 11 of us -- elizabeth holmes, of defrauding patients. she is currently in prison in texas. speak writers and actors unions pushing for unemployment benefits to striking workers. right now california workers don't receive unemployment pay on strike but the proposed bill would extend benefits to workers who have been on strike for at least two weeks. the writers guild of america and sag actors supports, but business groups have opposed it. it must pass both houses and the legislature by september 14. >>> up next, nfl football. will also check in d >>> okay. this is it. from here on out, football. nfl football. next five months. >> happy new year. tonight the season kicked off and the quarterback from marin county looked good. pulled off a nice upset. let's take you to kansas city. the super bowl champion chiefs taking the fiel

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. >>> walgreens is set to pay $44 million to a lawsuit for faulty blood test in arizona. they were testing the ground for technology that turned out to be a mumuch contested lie. the lawsuit accuses walgreens of getting into the partnership despite having good reason to believe that finger testing technology was a bust. the founder elizabeth holmes is expected to be released from prison in nine years. >>> apple has released an emergency warning about a security flaw making iphones and ipads vulnerable to hackers. you can fortify your devices by updating the software immediately. it takes about 10 minutes to do. pretty easy. the current vulnerabilities exist in your images, image data and apple wallet were likelier to card information is stored. they've been working around the clock to patch it up. it's the latest iowa 16.6.1. >>> it has been a mild week for us. wind is still light for us, heading into this afternoon . a little breezy here this evening. a little reason i went to start with that, our top allergens are still dealing with the pollen count in that medium to hi

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, walgreens was a partner of the failed blood testing company, customers filed a class action lawsuit. the founder, elizabeth holmes is currently serving an 11 year prison sentence for fraud. >>> the trial about the right to rescue today, animal activists are being prosecuted after taking several ducks and chickens from a farm in petaluma. why they say they were well within their rights. >> obviously these birds were raised to be eventually killed but the activists say the birds were neglected and injured before slaughter and it was their right and responsibility to try to get them healthy. they released this video during an unauthorized visit to sunrise farm, they retrieved about 70 birds including some waiting for slaughter and gave them veterinarian care. we edited out the most graphic material because it is disturbing to watch. the defendants themselves are barred from speaking to the media but i spoke with a number member of their group who took a plea deal. >> when we are doing these rescues, we are specifically looking for sick and injured animals, animals who do not have comme

walgreens is offering narcan over-the-counter. it's now available online and at some walgreens locations. it will be available nationwide by thursday. two doses for $45. >>> leave the tents where they are. that's what a federal judge is saying to the city of berkeley about a disputed encampment. several homeless residents near 8th and in berkeley were notified the city was going to sweep the area on labor day, they only had been told september 1st, giving them three days to prep. the judge granted a restraining conducting that sweep. the order lasts until september 15th. the city of berkeley has yet to comment. >>> a renewed honor for an east bay congressman. representative barbara lee will be representing the united states at the u.n. general assembly. if confirmed, it will be the eighth time the congresswoman has served in that role. she says she looks forward to continuing to support diplomacy and international peace. she represents california's 12th district by covers most of alameda county. >>> we see the surveillance videos

we'll tell you if you're eligible for a refund from walgreen's >>> older americans are more fearful than ever that funding for social security could dry up in their lifetime. we go live with cnbc in london to explain how the american institution could evolve in the coming years >>> and plucked from the wilderness how a chance encounter during a kayaking outing led to this special moment between man and animal it is tuesday, september 12, and "early today" starts right now >>> hi and good morning, i'm jessica layton >> glad to be with you, i'm frances rivera hurricane lee might directly impact parts of the northeast, including boston but even regions that won't see the storm could feel its force the east coast is likely to see rain, coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents the storm is also boasting a large wind field, bringing powerful gusts down the east coast. lee's expected to swing north on wednesday. in just a few minutes, angie lassman will take a closer look at what to expect. >>> to morocco now qr thwhere t death toll after friday's earthquake is still rising the window for fi

and, that includes nearly $230 million settlement with walgreens. the pharmacy giant was accused of breaking the law by significantly over dispensing opioids, fueling the city's drug crisis. >>> today, the mass exodus from the burning man festival entered its second day with traffic backups in the nevada desert stretching for miles. reporter elise preston is right outside the festival site with a look at what the people there are dealing with. >> reporter: it was a climactic ends to a chaotic weekend , as fireworks lit up the sky with the burning of the man to close out the festival. but, the road leading out of the remote desert is a daunting scene. tens of thousands of revelers sitting in miles long lines of vehicles, attempted to leave the burning man festival. >> reporter: nearly an inch of rain doused the site over the weekend, sinking vehicles and encampments into thick, impassable mud. >> reporter: it could take 12 hours to get out of this campsite traffic. organizers are asking people to stagger their departures to help relieve some of this

so we had a historic judgment against walgreens recently, but it's been a very intense lawsuit. that will never bring back the lives that we have lost to opioid addictions. but it's critical for us that we get the resources that we need. maybe one other thing i'll mention because it's often confusion. a large percentage of folks who are addicted to street level drugs say heroin or fentanyl started their addictions. with painkillers, opioid medications that were prescribed through doctors provided through pharmacies and so literally the suffering that we're seeing on our streets was caused by the opioid industry over many, many years and has created the significant crisis that we are dealing with right now. right right now moving on. i understand after the recent supreme court ruling, striking down robust as wade that you've put together an organization that's designed to help mm. provide free services to people who are both. seeking abortions and providing them can you tell us about the organization? sure so, um, before the dobbs decision came down, but after we learned about th

police were responding to alluding at walgreens where they made previous arrests. the officer who fired, said he thought montero so had a gun in his pocket, it turned out to be a hammer. suzanne phan explains how furious community members are planning to take action. >> the city has allowed for unarmed citizens to be killed inhumanely. reporter: loved ones of sean saying the community needs to do something. >> it is not just about sean but everyone getting a sense of justice. reporter: the police officer killed sean june 2, 2020, by shooting through the windshield of an unmarked vehicle. the officer was overturned, along with all allegations of his use. tang was reinstated, with a reprimand of failing to turn on his bodycam. now the family, and advocates are calling the community to stand together. >> we are here to overrule that decision. we have decided that that decision cannot stand. reporter: they plan to speak out at the city council meeting september 12. >> we are calling the community to show up, impact the room, and demand that the officer not be reinstate

. >> several drugmakers and drugstore chains, including walgreens. and cvs rite aid are now selling narcan nasal spray over the counter. it should be administered as soon as someone shows signs of an overdose weather from fentanyl, heroin or prescription meds. experts say it's critical to call 9-1-1 before using narcan on someone. the cost, though, is raising eyebrows with walgreens selling dark and for 45 bucks a bill that would require insurance companies to cover the full cost of narcan. it's moving through the state legislature. as the fentanyl crisis continues to claim the lives of more than 100 californians every week. families who have lost loved ones to the epidemic. hope to get a measure on the 2024 ballot, which they believe will hold dealers accountable. more than 2 dozen parents, district attorneys and republican lawmakers gathered outside the attorney general's office in sacramento today to formally launch the process to get the initiative on the november 2024 ballot dealers would get a first offense warning. but if arrested for a second

. >>> new at 11:00, walgreens will now offer narcan over the counter. it is a lifesaving nasal spray that can stop opioid overdoses. it will be available at some walgreens stores and online today, then nationwide on thursday. it will cost $45, but the nonprofit and overdose has partnered with the store to create a video to show people how to recognize an overdose and how to administer narcan. >>> leaders in campbell are rolling out a different kind of lifesaving device. they have 32 new automatic defibrillators meant to save someone in cardiac arrest. they're being placed in facilities and campbell police patrol cars. the difference is these are linked via gps technology, which takes the guesswork out of finding one and making sure they work as they should. >> we on the back end will be able to tell where all the aeds are at any given time, make sure they do self-tests every day, they'll alert if there's an issue. if there's a battery or charge issue, we'll get an alert. >> campbell police will work with the kyle j. taylor foundation to host a free hear

cvs and walgreens say a 2 pack of newark and will cost around $44. and more than 85,000 of the boom, brand flare highchairs are being taken off the shelves. after several reports of injuries. the consumer product safety commission says bolts holding the chair to the pedestal base could come loose and cause the chair to fall. there have been 2 dozen reports of falls resulting in 11 injuries. scientists say the highly mutated variant known as pero la is up to 60% less contagious and severe compared to previous variants. that's according to publicly release data from china and sweden. the u.s. could also released data on sometime later today. 5 states are reporting new cases of this covid-19 variant officials say the upcoming vaccine should be effective against it. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 6, nevada in preparation mode for the new oakland a's stadium. why some say there's still more to be done before then. plus, folks nationwide taking time to relax this labored a but welcome to a small town in ohio says they have that answer. hundreds of cycli

walgreens will pay nearly $230 million over 15 years. teva pharmaceutical will pay more than $24 million and allergan agreed to pay more than $12 million. the city filed the federal lawsuit back in 2018, when the court found the companies falsely and misleadingly marketed opioids as safer than they actually were. still to come tonight, a first of its kind exhibit at california was high school football hall of fame and is honoring a player from oakland. also had a bill that could better secure california's insurance industry is not moving forward. but first, west coast wrap up in 90s. when the wife of mexican drug kingpin el chapo will be released drop the portland association of teachers is asking for a 21.5% cost of living increase over three years, while the district is offering 10.3. teachers also want more time to plan lessons caps on class sizes and stricter discipline policies. the teachers association says it's focused on fair and sustainable proposals that honor teachers, and it doesn't want to sacrifice student learning or be fo

several major drugstore chains, including walgreens. cvs rite aid are now selling narcan nasal spray over the counter they said should be administered as soon as someone is showing signs of an overdose. whether from fentanyl, heroin or prescription medication, although experts say it is still best. critical or say to call 9-1-1, before using narcan. the cost raising some eyebrows with walgreens selling our can for $45. a bill that would require insurance companies to cover the full cost. cost of narc can has been a moving through the state legislature. >> as the fentanyl crisis continues to claim the lives of more than 100 californians every week. families who have lost loved ones to the epidemic. hope to put a measure on the 2024 ballot that they believe will hold dealers accountable. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> this is my merrick aaron cole from other merrick, a call. >> it's been nearly 2 years since the death of her son merrick. but she makes clear his memory lives on inside her forever. he loved life

. >> walgreens. cvs and rite aid are now selling narcan nasal spray over the counter. it should be administered. experts say as soon as someone shows signs of an overdose weather from fentanyl, heroin or prescription meds, however, they stress it's critical to call 9-1-1, before you use narcan. the cost is raising some eyebrows with walgreens, for instance, selling our can for $45. a bill that would require insurance companies to cover the full cost of narcan is moving through the state legislature and says the fentanyl crisis continues to claim the lives of more than 100 californians every week. families who have lost loved ones to this epidemic. hope to get a measure on the 2024 ballot that they believe we'll hold dealers accountable. more than 2 dozen parents, district attorneys and republican lawmakers gathered outside the attorney general's office in sacramento today to formally launch the process to get the initiative on the november 2024 ballot. the proposed measure seeks to issue a warning to dealers convicted of selling or distributing fentanyl on a first offe

. >> walgreens did not reply in time for this report. ucsf doctor peter chin. hong explains why it hasn't been as easy to get the shot at your local pharmacy. i think all of this is because there's a shift in vaccine distribution. >> from the government sector to the private sector. and because we have a patchwork of health care delivery in this country. that's what people are. you know, encountering doctor chin-hong says he's confident the boosters will become more accessible in the coming weeks, but he worries any hurdle could deter people from getting the vaccine before cases surge this holiday season. >> he advises everyone not to give up. >> if you told one thing this week, please try again next week because this is a rapidly evolving situation. health experts suggest people get both the booster and the flu shot at the same time and to do so before halloween. you know, it's strong. it's right after you get it, but even infection for those older. >> new compromise. i probably advise people to get it i soon as they can, but not to panic. >> don't panic. he's

walgreens, walmart, cvs and rite aid have reached similar settlements over the opioid epidemic. as that opening bell rang this morning, hotel chains are still crediting taylor swift for a boost in room and occupancy rates as she takes her tour around the world. those stocks are all up today and they have posted gains this year and some of the credit a lot of the credit seems like it goes to taylor swift. taking you live to the new york stock exchange. the numbers are up across the board. the dow jones gaining about a quarter of a percent. the s&p 500 up a third of a percent. the nasdaq gaining 65 points today to 13,008 15. the nasdaq is definitely been on the downside all week with energy bills on the rise, artificial intelligence may help lower those costs earlier this week at the ifa technology expo in germany, ai powered energy saving measures were showcased. now displays showed how it's possible to connect appliances such as your refrigerator, air or your washing machine using ai technology to make your home more energy efficient. let's get on one hand, this starts with the

. >> walgreens says appointments are now open for the new covid vaccine.comes just one day after the fda approved the two mrna vaccines from pfizer and moderna. now, the cdc has also signed off, recommending everyone over six months old get this latest booster shot, a third vaccine by novavax is still under review for people who really need to have it. >> and this is more from the w.h.o. and not the cdc. cdc recommended it for everyone, but most countries, including the who is recommending it for over 65. those on immunosuppressants and those with co-morbidities. >> walgreens says appointments will begin monday unless stores get supplies sooner. you can be you can schedule the shot online or by calling the store. appointments can be for yourself or your entire family. another year, another round of flashy upgrades from apple. the new lineup of apple watches and iphones may come with some big changes. >> they do. the company says the phone has its best zoom ever and there's now a way to call for roadside help without even having cell service. today's wonder

and the ceo of walgreens is leaving effective immediately the stock has lost roughly half of its value since she took over. now trading at its lowest level since 2009. >> let's get further reaction to that sold goldilocks job rate. will these numbers keep the fed from raising rates at their next meeting? let's bring in chief u.s. economist from bnp paribas, and also chief market strategy with dynasty financial partners. karl, let's begin with you. there was sort of something for everyone in this jobs report. there were numbers that went up a little bit to make you think that the fed will sort of pause in september. what do you say? >> yeah, definitely some hot and cold elements to this. so i think everyone will focus on their own angles of the report. but when we look into the details of the report, you see revisions but a longer workweek. so i think net/net this was stronger than expectations report. the rise in the unemployment rate was really just a flood of participants re-entering or entering for the first time into the labor market. it wasn't the kind of bad kind of rise in unemp

cvs and walgreens say that the errors are rare, did not comment on the report.ding the atmospheric rivers that california experiences in the winter and spring, maybe 30 authored by san diego assembly member chris ward will expand the atmospheric river research program linking it directly to the state reservoirs operations program. and that program uses technology to predict atmospheric rivers ahead of time and helps the water managers better determine how much water to release in order to avoid flooding. assembly member ward says this could also help the state increase water storage. >> assembly bill, 30 basically requires that we're linking our atmosphere river research with damage and flood control operations to optimize water so that we can't release and also routine that water for optimizing our water supply. >> so this new law goes into effect january. 1st. no atmospheric rivers in our forecast right now. we're looking, though, at some fog, a marine layer coming in over our camera here. this is mount tam. there's the city of san francisco. kylie here yet. n

plus, drug stores like walgreens has become monstrous. it's now considered the cost of doing business. they now need to lock everything by lock and key. you see it behind the glass. what is that? we don't have time for the clerk to come over with the key. i always feel bad about it any way. and the only thing that seems locked is the name brand, not the house brand. that's how it works in kiosks and aisles in my rite aid. why not just buy everything from amazon which made same day delivery. you buy in the morning. it's at your doorstep when you get home. kind of like walgreens except for faster. and by the way, no one is stealing it. we see cracks in the banking system too. no, not on the credit side, but the lining side. the capital used to fight the last war which is what silicon valley bank mean. how stupid. that wasn't a capital issue, regulators. it was an investment decision issue. but the regulators don't want to embarrass themselves again. so they decided to ram the profitability of the banks so means less credit for you, never mi

what does it tell you about where walgreen's is strategically in terms of the earnings power.ively kind of guide to the lower end of their expected earnings range as well. >> hey, good afternoon, so a couple of things. number one, i mean, i think everyone would agree the company -- took it away from u.s. drug retail. for context that division did -- we're modeling that to be 3.3 billion in 2025. that's where all the covid snoiz and other things are out of it. what the company's done, they've spent $13 billion pivoting to u.s. health care. the problem with u.s. health care is it's racked up almost a billion dollars of operating losses. they've missed numbers every quarter, and so the company every october, they give their forward looking guidance. they do a two-hour call. now we have the cfo having stepped down and the ceo having stepped down. we're kind of left hanging with what the company's going to say to dig themselves out of this hole. and you know, a couple of years ago, they should have been earning north of $6 a share. if they hit their plan. if you look at our furthes

. >> walgreens says appointments are now open for the new covid vaccine. one day after the fda approved the two mrna vaccines from pfizer and moderna. now, the cdc has also signed off, recommending everyone over six months old get this latest booster shot, a third vaccine by novavax is still under review for people who really need to have it. >> and this is more from the w.h.o. and not the cdc. cdc recommended it for everyone, but most countries, including the who is recommending it for over 65. those on immunosuppressants and those with co-morbidities. >> walgreens says appointments will begin monday unless stores get supplies sooner. you can be you can schedule the shot online or by calling the store. appointments can be for yourself or your entire family. another year, another round of flashy upgrades from apple. the new lineup of apple watches and iphones may come with some big changes. >> they do. the company says the phone has its best zoom ever and there's now a way to call for roadside help without even having cell service. today's wonderlust event

walgreens has the 8.7% yield and just lost the turnaround ceo. many of you are tempted to think that this is your hance. diving into footlocker for the investing club. excellent ceo, then the dividend was pulled out. the have-nots and the other halves. there is no comeback for the losers. their stocks are doing better than others. we know it is a bad target. they are not worthless. they are the powerhouse competitors. these stocks are value traps. here's the bottom line. one thing i know, that investing is the way to go. only three general merchants. costco, and amazon. let's go to john in new jersey. >> thanks for all hat you do, first of all. my question is about johnson & johnson. going on for years holding the stock. i am frustrated in the company and the fact that it has not really benefited them yet. >> the stock did go up initially when they did that, that is the investing part. the problem here is plain and simple. it is the asbestos problem. companies that are being sued if they have anything to do with asbestos. it does not matter, the

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i order sense dine stooth paste, i can wait for someone to come over -- i mean walgreens. >> you gote bring a locksmith. >> aisle four, please, with the keys >> they're thrilled to see you, too. >> oh, it's the wrong key. >> you want toothpaste you ever noticed rite aid have a lock on -- you can own whilenol. >> getting off track here. i don't even remember what you were talking about. >> if you order -- i haven't even talked about the nfl. >> we were talking about amazon. >> i'm saying, you can say, wow, i don't have any sense dine. i'll be sure to pick some up at walgreens or you go in, and when you get home, because you're not buying the sense dine for work, there it is. >> you're not into cvs upgrade today? >> maybe on the health care side andy jassy has correctly figured out -- there's just a series of items that people order on impulse that they usually go to walgreens for. they'll give it to you you come home, and there it is. >> i see you see the teams of guys and ladies on the street unloading the amazon truck, putting everything on to deliver in the neighborhoods they do le

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the shots are coming to pharmacies like cvs and walgreens.nment urges everybody over the age of six months to receive the vaccine ideally by the end of october. >>> a live look now in san francisco where dreamforce is wrapping up three days of events today. yesterday salesforce ceo, marc benioff, talked about concerns in san francisco, drugs, crime and homelessness. newsom said they are addressing the crisis with new staffing, and they will have a bond in march that may help clean up the streets. >> those for visiting san francisco, a nice jacket would be important today. >>> yeah, it will be cool again today. for the inland areas, once you get away from the coastal fog, we are headed for the 80s today. definitely warm inland. >>> "today" show starts now, and "today in the bay" continues now wherever you get your live stream. watch us now or whenever it's convenient for your schedule. >>> the "today" show coming up >>> good morning, it's thursday. the nation's auto industry bracing for an historic strike. >> with just hours to go, no deal in

that's when officers saw responding to a looting call at a walgreens. independent report on the incident released in 2021. determined the shooting was not reasonable and that miss took the hammer in monterrosa's possession for a gun. >> this city has allowed for unarmed civilians, black and brown men to be killed. this is not a time to be performative. this is a time to be an accomplice with and to really do the wreck and organize and bring change-to the city of atlanta. >> morrow says have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city over lail. and tom, the state department of justice is also investigating that deadly shooting. >> a lot of car windows were getting broken into daily. >> customers visiting jack london square have left after a great meals, but also help your wallet because of a string of broken car windows. this is a problem that also hurting the bottom line for a lot of business on. so the owners of needles restaurant have now negotiating a negotiated rather a space to use as a parking lot. and they're paying a guard to make sur

the total cost is less than $50 with walgreens selling it for 44 99 this week. but some argue that that price point is a bit too high for those who may need it. most preliminary reports from the health department show there were 346 overdose deaths in san francisco alone. and the first 5 months of this year. and despite the cost, the brand used most to reverse overdoses is nor can the fda has greenlit a competitor drug, which is expected to hit store shelves next year can is about $20 less with 2 doses for around $36. there's currently a state bill by hayward assemblymember liz ortega, that would make sure that insurance is pay for the full cost of narcan. however, it's currently awaiting full approval by california officials. in the meantime, some insurances say that they will pay for it while others say that they will not in which case you would have to pay out of pocket. >> in the newsroom, michael thomas kron, 4 news. >> a tourist is desperate to find his french bulldog after it was stolen by a group of strangers in san francisco last month, reid brought wal

it was seen as a big win for walgreens to have her become ceo. see what she does next and who they ultimately put in that permanent spot for the long run. whoever it is, they have a job to do. >> it wouldn't be a friday before a long holiday weekend without some tape bombs, that's one of them. >>> let's turn to new data about retail positioning. kate rooney has more on that. >> good morning. individual investors change course a bit in august after a record amount of interest in fixed income. they started ditching treasuries and bond etfs in favor of big neck names. last week marked the first year of net selling in u.s. bonds since december. likely has to do with some uncertainty around yields, the fed's path forward and the economic data we got this week as well as volatility in bond markets. vander research notes a sharp decline for bond etfs as well in the days ahead of jackson hole last week, likely a sign traders were derisking their portfolios ahead of that meeting. not just those bond etfs. etf inflows across the board have slowed down late

the dow winners, we have a report on your screen, walgreen boots alliance, intel just shy of $40 a share $2, goldman up to dollars as well, s&p 500 zions bank, marathon oil apache, the oil companies are back there, the nasdaq winners any big tech on the list, walgreens, intel, diamondback energy, micron, there you have them, look at the ten year treasury yield it is at four-point to 8%, hovering around the 4.3% level, the price of gold this morning is $1933 per ounce, it is down today bitcoin with a powerful move backup $26000 according oil that is the story and the energy market your $88 a barrel going up gradually and keep watching out for the price of gas and pretty sure that's going to go up soon. nat gas, 265 this morning. coming up carol markowitz has awarded for parents she says don't forget it was randi weingarten and the biden to sacrifice a generation of kids. she is going to be here. nfl fans love aaron rogers dramatic interest to the first season of the new york jets he ran out on the field with american flag of the anniversary of 9/11 but then disaster, serious injury, canop

walgreens a couple of big announcements there.on just about 27,000 shares of volume. it reported better-than-expected shares and revenues and boosted its outlook and it's helped by strong sales in its international market, specifically a 66% jump in china region sales. those shares up 2 1/4% and broadcom reported better than expected profits and revenues but its current quarter forecast narrowly missed consensus estimates as it deals with more uneven spending from corporate customers. br broadcom expecting year-over-year growth. melissa, i will send things back over to you. >> thanks, dom chu. >> and joining us to read the charts is cnbc contributor katie stockton. nvidia? >> it looks like a breakout with a long deep uptrend. i feel there's been a loss of momentum more broadly for the tech space that includes nvidia and probably at best neutral right now. we feel that we would hold to this long tradition and the broader market is over. >> and what will you need to see in order to convince? i'm assuming you're talking about specifi

walgreens telling abc7 news. we are seeing greater demand in this category nationwide, which may cause temporary and isolated shortages. we continue to restock those stores as quickly as possible to best meet customer demands. >> i'm wearing a mask inside again and i want to have tests available. i'm traveling on monday for a week, so you know, i wanted to get some tests. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. >> this cvs store in novato just got a fresh shipment of covid tests. we also found plenty of kits available on amazon, some with overnight shipping. dr. willis says if you need to get tested right away, call your doctor and then your other option is going to your health care provider. >> health care providers do have test kits as well. >> in marin county, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> all right, good tips there. and something else to add covid tests that are past their expiration date can still be used. so to be sure, just check the manufacturer's website for all the specifics on how l

it will be available online and stores, including walgreens, rite aid, walmart and cvs.n everyone should consider putting it in their first-aid kits. chevy of adolescent and young adult medicine at mass general hospital, thanks for being with us this morning. let's start with just the overview here. why is this move to make narcan over the counter, an over-the-counter drug so important? >> these are truly unprecedented times. you know, we are at a point in this crisis more than 100,000 people die every year of opioid overdose, and we have had more than a million deaths since the turn of the century. we need every tool available now. narcan, and i have some here, is a medication that is so easily sprayed up the nose and can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life and it's safe and effective and there is no downside to administering it, which is why the fda me the decision to make it over the counter and why this is rolling out across the country now. >> part of this discussion is that people may say, while this is a good thing pharmacies aren't necessarily the primary

a walgreens will pay $44 million to settle a class action claim dealing with the pharmacy's partnership with theranos. this proposed settlement will provide consumers who participated in the lawsuit about double their out of pocket damages from getting unreliable results. the lawsuit accused walgreens of being willfully blind to fraud at theranos and entering into a partnership with the startup. even though it had good reason to suspect that its fingerprint testing technology did not really work. theranos founder elizabeth holmes was convicted of fraud and sentenced to just over 11 years in prison on the company's former president, ramesh sunny balwani is serving a 13 year sentence. santa clara county officials today announced the relaunch and expansion of med assist first of its kind initiative designed to reimburse residents who struggle to pay for life saving prescription drugs. officials unveiled new branding for the program with a large piggy bank figure, and they announced the initiative is now available to county residents of all ages. income eligibility has also been expanded. a