tom, i know you've been talking to pharmacists at walgreens and elsewhere.they telling you about why they're taking these job actions? tom: well, the biggest thing they're stressing is this isn't about money. ey're not seeking more pay. they just need more help behind the counter. that's what they tell me. they've been stressed, especially by all the vaccines they have to give now, especially in the fall when you have covid shots and flu shots and pneumonia vaccines coming into your store every day. they want more help behind the counter because they said their main job is obviously filling and checking prescriptions and every time you have to break away from that to do a vaccine, it puts more stress on the main job. a lot of times there's only one pharmacist behind the counter, and they can't break away for a bathroom break or the pharmacy has to close. they're also being asked to do a lot more with health care. a lot of them help people quit smoking or monitor their blood sugar. so they need help with these tasks in order to do their main job, which is fil

last quarter walgreens earnings missed for the first time in three years. a frommer start with the new fiscal year. he starts on october 23rd. frank? >> bertha, thank you very much. our bertha coombs with that market flash. again, walgreens shares moving 1% higher. >>> our weeklong series, diving sectors and rising rates, it rolls on. we're going to talk to the kr ceo of one of the largest . thion plans in the u.swi his strategy, higher for longer. we're back with more "worldwide exchange" coming back in a moment. (vo) explore the world the viking way from the quiet comfort of elegant small ships with no children and no casinos. we actually have reinvented ocean voyages, designing all-inclusive experiences for the thinking person. viking - voted world's best by both travel + leisure and condé nast traveler. learn more at viking.com. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." one huge part of the investment community is still sitting on the sidelines despite the massive run-up. my next guest says that could all be about to change. stephens myers, the deputy c

the nasdaq winners intuitive, surgical, walgreens on that list.name on this list. index, on the list to. here's what we have on a monday morning jewish students raise $22000 in 24 hours for israel. will hear from one of the students organize a fundraising. if she comfortable at nyu. global fear following israel's attacks is natural but can be harmful. doctor siegel wrote it, how do we get over our fear. there is this energy prices going up, the cost of heating your home going up a report on that next. ♪ stuart: where is the price of oil, it is down a little bit $87.276 per barrel despite what's going on to the middle east. jeff flock with me, we have a war in the least, winter is coming how high can we expect energy prices to go. >> i wish we knew, the government says they might know they have a prediction but were following the oilman around. if you're in the northeast you may use home heating oil, this is fox fee will they go around in your may be foreign to it but a guy comes in the truck and put oil in your tank so you can heat your home for t

that's why i think walgreen's is a good buy even though i can only wonder how the -- do not forget, walgreen'sleheartedly embraced theranos before it was revealed as a total fraud. now we're on the eve of the banks reporting and i think these companies are already defrocked, derisked, whatever you want to say. bank of america which sells at eight times earnings slink down to seven? i'm not sure. but i know it has more room to run if the reports say anything good. we're partial to wells fargo for the charitable trust which is coming in at a blistering eight times earnings. with a 3.5% yield. if ceo charlie scharf can say anything positive at all i think the stock can jump. the problem is that pesky yield curve. we know the bond market wrecks the banks at every turn. clubbing them like -- you know what i say. that's it. we have to be wary of being too negative. if the bond market behaves like it has the last couple days, if there's no new issuance of long-term paper by the treasury -- >> they know nothing! >> if we get some less hot economic numbers then we will stabilize. but right now the comb

you're just walking distance from that walgreens. you're walking distance from that recycling center. of course a lot of these places were shutdown over the last couple of days because of the shelter in place order, so there might have been less foot traffic in that area, but one of the things i think, you know, shimon i and i were texting about this in the last couple of days. we didn't see -- it was almost like it was not the type of things you see in a manhunt where you see cops going, you know, door-to-door or checking every garage and stuff. and i don't know whether it's because these are small police departments and they don't have enough resources or not, but, you know, it just seemed like they just didn't know where to go and where to look, so they were looking today. they were looking over by the boat launch where the car was found. one of the things i want to hear tomorrow is what drew them to that area? did someone hear a gunshot? was there some other piece of information they got? we do know from the police that the famil

walk out this week at walgreens locations across the united states.d reuters indicate employees at 500 of walgreens. 8600 u.s. stores could walk off their jobs, some technicians and even pharmacists included here. they're concerned. workloads are affecting patients safety such as in fulfilling prescriptions and administering covid vaccinations. walgreens says it's made significant boosts in pharmacist salaries and hiring bonuses to keep good staffs. meantime, a 72 hour strike by 75,000 healthcare workers against kaiser permanente came to a close both sides in the labor dispute have agreed to resume stalled contract talks. however, union officials warn there's a possibility of further walkouts. the labor clash has centered on workers demands for better pay and measures to alleviate chronic staffing shortages and high turnover of workers. the three-day strike was considered the largest involving health care workers in u.s. history and negotiations between striking actors and major hollywood studios back on the table today, members of sag aftra want stre

walgreens, just -- one more. walgreens just appointed a new ceo. it's been a tough year for them.. up 5.25. shares are down 40% this year. walgreens is closing stores, cutting jobs, the pharmacists are unhappy, some of them walking out. now a huh correction. a new ceo, tim wentworth with, he replaces rosalynn brewer. comes from cigna, express scripts, and walgreens is pushing deeper into health care, so i guess that marriage is favorable. stuart: and what's he going to do about shrink shrinkage? lauren: i was reading a story the other day, or when you check yourself out at the self checkout, it's still easy to steal, it really is. a lot of stores are noticing that, so they're starting to get rid of some of the self checkouts. stuart: are they really? lauren: yeah. you check yourself out and you're stealing and you condition get your items because other people have to go behind lock and key. stuart: birkenstock. i know a few things about them, they are a boot -- shoe manufacturer. [laughter] they debut today -- lauren: how much do you think that costs? that sandal? stuart: probably

in a statement walgreens acknowledged employees are overworked. >>> more than 75,000 striking kaiser permanente workers returned to their jobs on saturday without a contract agreement. was the largest healthcare strike ever and it could happen again in the coming weeks. negotiations are scheduled for later this week. >>> along future cast we see two systems moving their way in, impacting the pacific northwest with a lot of rain but we will get some of the leftovers. this is system number one we are seeing this morning. with some light showers and tomorrow, we will see more around the corner. i want to time this out for you starting with this morning. we have been seeing it all morning long. light showers and the north bay. into the afternoon we will see speckles of showers . it will not amount to much. in the grand scheme of things you will see cloudy skies and a little rain. you may need the windshield wipers. waking up tomorrow we will see a similar trend as more moisture moves in from offshore. this is really a monday, tuesday system. into wednesday it will dry up and we will clos

pharmacy staff at cvs, walgreen, and several other u.s. drugstore chains are planning a nationwide walkout. organizers are calling it pharma geden. it's expected to less until wednesday. workers say they are struggled with understaffing, low pay, and increasing expectations. the walkout is expected to affect hundreds of stores across the country, but it's still unclear exactly which locations will be impacted because walgreens and cvs employees are mostly non-union, making an organized large-scale walkout more difficult. a spokesperson for walgreens says it has taken steps to support its pharmacy teams. >>> the price of covid-19 treatments is expected to jump. that's because federal subsidies on the drugs are coming to an end. until now, the price of oral antivirals made by pfizer and merck were subsidized by the federal government. now customers are being warned to expect some sticker shock. pfizer says it will price its drug paxlovid at $1,390 for a five-day course. more than double what the federal government paid. tonight it's unclear

cnn confirmed pharmacy closures at some walgreens location in arizona, washington, massachusetts and oregon. in a statement walgreens says it's aware of the pressure on pharmacy employees now and the company is trying to address their concerns. >>> negotiations to end the actors strike picked up again today. sag-aftra members have been on strike since july. they want wage increases, protections against artificial intelligence and better compensations for successful streaming shows. today hollywood writers officially ratified their new contract which covers many of those same issues. >>> up next, if it seems like you're seeing billion dollar jackpots all the time recently, you're right. we'll break down the lottery math ahead of tonight's $1.5 billion drawing. >> i'm going to hit the switch right now. and in gigantic gourd just set at kaiseser permanenente, we care e for all ththose who make y your familyly, wellll, your famamily. that's's why all o of usus work togegether to give e them the c care, and cacaring, thatat any fafamily wouldld. kaisiser permanenente. for all ththat is yo

>> ever yes. >> right now it's at walgreens. >> how about tonight?anyone that's owned a restaurant or had a small business knows you use intuit and it saves you a fortune. some people feel the last position wasn't that good. i'm checking on that. >> see you at six. >> it was a good show. "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >> dave hope you feel beertt. >> thanks. glad you feel it was a good show. >> first trade on birkenstock in a minute. >>> good wednesday morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street." i'm sara eisen with carl quintanilla and david faber live for you a always from post nine of the new york stock exchange. stocks this morning higher as we digest the wholesale inflation number. the s&p pushing higher by about .2%. nasdaq up .75%. most of the sectors are green, led today by real estate, communication services and financials. energy is lagging. here are three big movers we're watching now. walgreens in the green announcing it's appointed tim wentworth as its new ceo. shares have been underperforming on the year. exxon mo

i do not know of anything can boost the earnings of walgreens alliance. the drugstore division overwhelms the whole thing. to me, it seems in total disarray. and the drugstores are the main business. yesterday i got a letter that for me that my beautiful two- story walgreens was closing. no explanation, but it comes not that long after another nearby drugstore also by walgreens closed up. we got our show for the first one when it opened. we interviewed the ceo from there. i asked them why they put a two star separate by one block. he told me it was because there was so much business. oh really? i think they have no idea what they're doing. these two stores were understaffed first of all the locks that need to be open to buy anything of value. they were travesty in the end. so is the stock. i'm still waiting for the court to unlock that gillette razor case. so no, i will not visit us at your new pharmacy anytime soon. on thursday, we also have hormel . the people who take these new weight loss drugs have a chronic need for protein. and horror mel zaretta h

at walgreens. it's been a huge issue for other pharmacies too. what's the solution? >> any of us have seen it now when you go in for your flu shot. i feel for the pharmacists because they have so much to do. we saw pharmacists at cvs walk off the job across kansas a couple of weeks before and reported will i that inspired the walgreens pharmacists to walk off the job. they're taking a big risk because they're not represented by unions, but they're in such high demand and they feel as though they really need to get more support and more staffing. these companies have tried to hire more. they've tried to pay more. but at the same time, they're facing, you know, pressure because we are seeing that covid tailwind sort of die down. so they're trying to finding the right mix. with walgreens, they're hoping they can really ramp up automation of a lot of the general pill bottle filling with automation and get that before it gets to the pharmacy to give them more time. but they keep adding more services. th

. >> a walk out by walgreens workers moves into its second day today.housands of pharmacy staffers are walking off the job to highlight what they say are poor working conditions which put patients at risk. they also want walgreens to hire more staff at hundreds of stores could be affected. it's not clear whether any pharmacies have been closed due to the walkout. >> meanwhile, amazon is trying to get everyone ready for holiday shopping by kicking off a big two day sales event. prime big deal. day started overnight and they continue through tomorrow. amazon says new deals will drop as often as every five minutes throughout the event. overnight headphones, game controllers and large tvs were among the big sellers. they got me. yeah, right. when the clock struck midnight. >> yeah. really? >> yep. yep. i'm looking now. you know, they got me every five minutes. >> new deals and we're not even a black friday yet or christmas or thanksgiving shopping. a year long event. >> halloween shopping, for that matter. oh, boy. amazon prime day. it feels like it's every

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shane is a former walgreens pharmacist and one of the organizers of this walkout .says staff shortages could lead to critical mistakes. >> because there is a lack of technician support, pharmacist have to take only a few seconds on every prescription. they are not able to counsel appropriately and that is how you introduce medication errors. >> he says that companies are asking pharmacist to become salespeople as well to have them ask about faxing needs at the register. the major chains say they are addressing the concerns and and are committed to providing a healthy workplace environment. >>> let's go to first alert weather now. we couldn't ask for a better halloween forecast in the bay area. look at those clear skies. darren peck joins me now from the virtual view studios. wow, we really lucked out . >> you know from the past several years from making plans for your own kids, this forecast matters. and for the last several years you probably remember that there was always a chance of rain. >> and you always had to have a cold handy. you don't want to wear a coat o

other states are seeing pharmacist walkout at walgreens. more than 200 walgreens employees walked off the job this week saying under staffing is making it hard safely fill prescriptions. this is left. some stores closed are critically understaffed. walgreens says it is making investments in wages and hiring bonuses to attract and retain pharmacists. but employees say the walkout is not about better pay hiding for the safety for all of patients. it would take more than walk how to make a change. it would take changes over all. >> okay. it is expected to last through today. coming up next, the autoworker strike enters week more plants shut down operations. we take a look at the demands on the negotiating table. >> plus is artificial intelligence becomes more common in our daily lives. san jose's mayor has a plan for how to use it to solve some of the city's problems. but first, the search for a new police chief in oakland continues to run into some issues. why officials say the search committee made error search committee made error air wick.

the walgreens walk-out started yesterday.try with more expected today and tomorrow it comes just as cold and flu season is arriving and many customers coming into stores for vaccines, part of an influx, pharmacists say that has pushed them to a breaking point >> reporter: at multiple pharmacies nationwide, pharmacists walking off the job. not for higher pay, they say, but for health and safety reasons. >> we're so busy running ourselves ragged for the marathon and seeing customer's safety be at risk as well as our own >> reporter: tammy who asked us not to use his full name, works as a pharmacist in minnesota she says she joined at least 10 of her colleagues who did not report for work on monday. >> it is scary and we're getting to the point where it looks like i don't know how much farther we can push ourselves. >> in addition to filling and verifying prescriptions, tammy and other walgreen's employees sa pharmacists are also managing a high volume of calls, working with insurance companies and administering a growing number

we're talking about delta, walgreens and dominos in today's earnings exchange. trades, we welcome back kkm financial founder and ceo. thank you. stand by as we talk some delta. it's been in steady decent since july. and recent cancellations of flights are lowering this. are you a buyer here? >> i'm a buyer. it's been mayday mayday. if you look at the last three months, it's been in a free-for-all. down about 25%. still up about 9%. when i travel going to see advisory groups across the country, i see not one single available seat on the airlines. i think we will see demand come back. yes, the overarching theme is that we are question to consumer. the consumer appetite inside of the high inflation, high gasoline costs you talked about, but i think it has the opportunity to go back up to $41. that's 15% higher. that lines up well with the 50-day moving average. delta is oversold and i want to be a buyer and i am an owner. >> 35 right now. we'll hear from them in the morning. we'll hear from ed bastion talking earnings around 7:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> we move on t

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. >>> more walgreens walkouts.lk off the jobs today, tomorrow, and wednesday. they claim unsafe working conditions and a strain to vaccinate people. it follows walkouts three weeks ago. there are 9,000 walgreens stores across the country, but these stoppages are said to affect hundreds of stores. >>> and with halloween tomorrow, you may have let out a boo at the checkout line. for the second year in a row, shoppers are seeing double-digit inflation in the candy aisle. prices are up an average of 13% this month compared to last october when it was up 14% from the previous year. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this monday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> up next, tragic hockey death. a former nhl player dies after what's described as a freak accident during a game. you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high risk for fracture, you can build new bone with evenity®. ask your doctor if you can

. >>> pharmacy employees at walgreen's store across the country will be walking offer the job this week, protesting what they say are harsh working conditions and unfair vaccination eck not /* it's n >>> it's monday, october 9th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." israel at war. the fighting intensifying in the middle east as israel vows to crush hamas for its surprise attack. the bloodshed, the victims including americans, and the missing. >>> she called us and said, mommy, we were bombed. they shot at us. everybody here is -- is hurt. help us. we don't know what to do. >> families now holding out hope and praying their kidnapped loved ones will return home safely. >>> and the u.s. ordering warships in the region to move closer to israel to bolster joint forces. >>> good morning, i'm doug williams in for anne-marie green. two days after hamas launched its unprecedented assault on israel we are learning more about the brutal wave of terror and who may have helped carry it out. this is a live picture from gaza where it's now 11:00 a.m. israel has been firing retaliatory air strikes ac

walgreens. cvs and rite aid. employees say they're planning to call out sick from tomorrow until wednesday. their demands include guaranteed hours and better pay for technicians. organizers say their goal is to have better staffed stores and improvement to their work. life balance. tomorrow's protest follows sickouts by walgreens. and cvs employees. earlier this month. the entertainment world and fans are continuing to mourn the loss of beloved actor matthew perry. harry was sound unresponsive saturday at his home in pacific palisades. today. tributes continuing to flood in from fans and fellow actors. doug kolk takes a look back at perry's life and like oh, my >> it wasn't just the character. that mean chandler being a fan favorite my action did change. it was matthew perry in the role of chandler, that solidified his spot in one of the greatest comedy series of all time. friends. >> i just feel like someone reached down my throat, reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine pulled it out of my mouth and

walgreens. cvs and rite say they're calling out sick from today. through wednesday. they're protesting working conditions and unfair wages. organizers say the goal is to have better staffed stores and improved work-life balance. today's protest follows sickouts by walgreens and cvs employees. that happened earlier this month. meantime, the auto workers strike coming to an end after general motors reached a tentative agreement with the uaw. gm was the last of the big 3 auto workers to do so. the news comes just 2 days after the union moved to expand its strike to a 4th assembly plant in tennessee. details of the deal have not yet been released. however, it's expected to be in line with the agreements, both ford and stellantis reached last week. their deals include an immediate 11% raise for workers as well as protections from inflation. and some good news out of hollywood contract negotiations between hollywood studios and sag aftra are said to be in the final stretch. however, no deal has been reached just yet. reports say there is a feeling of optimism and reaching

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además, el personal de farmacias walgreens y otras cadenas en estados unidos planean irse a huelga aheridos fue el resultado de un tiroteo en una zona concurrida de bares nocturnos. ramón díaz estuvo en la escena y nos informa. >> según la policía de tampa, fue una pelea entre 2 grupos que originó el tiroteo. a este momento confirman que un hombre de 22 años está bajo arresto y enfrenta cargos de homicidio en segundo grado. son imágenes que circulan en las redes sociales. el caos y la gente corriendo por sus vidas. esta madrugada en mi bolsillo. según la policía de tampa, cuando las personas salían de los bares, se produjo una pelea entre 2 grupos que terminó en disparos. >> groups we had hundreds of. >> en esta pelea entre 2 grupos había cientos de personas inocentes involucradas. dice el jefe de policía de tampa. residentes del área dicen que seguido hay peleas en la zona, pero no tiroteos con armas. >> y todo el mundo empezó a disparar. y después hubo una estampida de gente saliendo para los 2 lados. >> una persona falleció en el lugar del trágico suceso. y según este hombre, su h

. >>> happening today, pharmacy staff at walgreens and several other u.s. drugstore chains planning a nationwide walkout. it's expected to last until wednesday. workers say they have struggled with understaffing, low pay, and increasing work expectations. the walkout could affect hundreds of stores across the country, but it's unclear which locations will be impacted. a spokesperson for walgreens says the company recognizes the incredible work of pharmacists, adding it has taken steps to support its pharmacy teams. >>> this midday, looking at oakland, a beautiful day this afternoon. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring what we can expect. you say it will warm up today. >> it started out so cold this morning. >> it was cold. >> it's starting to feel better. we have the sunshine working in our favor, and it will continue to be sunny the rest of the day. i know this shot looks a little hazy, but we are enjoining sunshine in palo alto, and the temperature is at 63 degrees. it's going to quickly go from low 60s to low 70s, and we'll reach that high temper

a lot of those in cvs and walgreens, the pharmacy staff taking a 3 day walk out from the job.ing coordinate this. good to have you. what is this about? >> more about patient safety than anything else. without inadequately staffed pharmacy, patron safety is at risk to the deck of a public health crisis and we are advocating more help usually when you walk in, only one pharmacist behind the counter and a handful of technicians. primarily comprised of technicians we have on the say pharmacies and our ability to practice, our hands are tied. neil: what if stores like cvs and walgreens, financial pressures don't budge. >> financial pressure because of the business model, they want access to pharmacies on every corner of the country. maybe just have to rethink the entire business structure. won't be in access on every corner but access on every other corner. we don't want, i'm sorry, i don't want to practice as a pharmacist, someone who went to school for 8 years to get to that position. i don't want to risk my license for the corporate bottom line. neil: people of their pharmacies

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walgreens acknowledged that employees are overworked. labor is a key issue for whoever gets elected to the senate in california. >> frontrunners hosted by the national union of healthcare workers, making their pitch to union members. kelsey sword has the details. >> reporter: with an endorsement on the line, representatives of barbara lee, katie porter, and adam schefter to the stage in los angeles sunday morning, answering questions from reporters and audience members for more than 90 minutes, all in the hopes of winning the support of healthcare workers in the race for california's open senate seat. the top three democratic candidates in the race discussed a variety of topics, from their thoughts on healthcare policy, striking workers, student debt, and affordable housing. one question zeroed in on the issue of mental health and california's newly created care courts. all three candidates were asked their opinion on the new courts, and if they should be replicated on the federal level. >> i believe it is appropriate for families and lo

. >>> walk out and walgreens?rkers say it's for your safety too. >> reporter: good morning from pumpkin town. we are getting ready for the weigh off. it is a few hours away. we will preview one of the growers who has a pumpkin he hopes will win this year. >>> here is a live look outside. there we go. the sun has not quite risen on this monday. if you are getting out the door, we hope you have a great monday commute. we'll b >>> welcome back. employees at walgreens planning a series of walk outs. they say harsh working conditions make it hard to fill prescriptions safely. they say prescription and vaccination expectations are too much when staffing is so low. in a statement walgreens acknowledged employees are over worked. >>> more than 75,000 striking kaiser permanente workers returned to their job saturday without a contract agreement. it was the largest healthcare strike ever and could happen again in coming weeks. negotiations are scheduled for late this week. >>> your community station in san jose hosting the

delta, dominos, walgreens all without with earnings. delta down 2% after they revised down. dominos, they see a turn around in urs comp sales, and walgreens gaining 6%. target also slightly higher after an upgrade to buy. they're bullish on improving traffic and some new products. let's take a deeper dive, starting with phil lebeau. and kim forest joins with us her trades today. she's sticking with names that create consumer delight over and over again. and with less than three months to go until christmas, courtney reagan, we'll see what we can glean from holiday hiring trends. phil, what did we learn today? >> well, kelly, what we learned is that delta is still very optimistic about where they are seeing the consumer as we head towards the end of the year. let's talk first about this narrowing of the guidance in terms of full-year earnings expectations and free cash flow. delta did narrow its expectation after increasing it. now expected to earn between $6 and $6.25 per year. so a little bit of a narrowing there. $2 billion for the fu

. >>> as soon as today, workers at walgreens stores may walk off the job.ion to pick up, take note. the labor conflict that may make this a week of disruptions for shoppers. >>> this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. it's a busy morning here. we want to get you started with a live look this morning at half moon bay. this is where the annual pumpkin weigh-off will be. our bob redell, who is there right now live is going to have more on them celebrating 50 years of those massive pumpkins. >> they have certainly grown. >>> our forecast is changing as well. rob mayeda is in for kari this morning. could the rain get in the way for the weigh-off? >> may have some drizzle for the morning. later today we'll see the chances of rain dropping out of the north bay and moving south as we head toward the afternoon. big impact on temperatures today. we're only talking highs in the 60s and 70s as we switch to the satellite radar view. you can see the rain around mendocino county now, just starting

>> over the last couple of years, do you buy your shampoo and your toothpaste at rite aid, walgreens,mart, target, these other retailers. the retail experience at drugstores has become untenable. you have to wait 10 minutes for someone to unlock something for you, now you can order it from the convenience of your home, so what we've seen right is bigger competitors do, walgreens and cvs, they've been leaning into a healthcare model. they want to be your neighborhood primary care, because they're seeing the writing on the wall that retail is dead for drugstores. >> those stocks haven't been doing that great. >> so rite aid is still stuck in the past, they're still all about the pharmacy all about the retail, they haven't been able to compete. >> the other companies have gotten into pharmacy management management, providing healthcare clinics, giving shots and so forth, rite aid has been slow to catch up. >> exactly, we had walgreens, they're going to be setting up primary care clinics, it'll be like the urgent care, cvs, there's been major acquisitions on this space and that's allow th

i can't. >> today, upgrades of walgreens. upgrades of pins.of waste management. >> i'll so glad you mentioned walgreens. that's lisa gill. she's saying that walgreens is going to get away from this shop-lifted, close the decks tour, the greatest flagship store they had, that i went and did a piece from, closed. she's talking about wentworth being a smart health care guy. they've got to get out of the shoplifting business and get in the money business. that shoplifting per share has got to go away. >> they call it a clearable bar as this new management rolls in. >> when they give away the chocolate at the front of the store because they know that therefore they can say, look, here, an offering, that's got to go away too. you should charge. i find charging to be an incredibly positive experience. >> it's a very helpful way to make money. >> there was a great piece in "the atlantic" about self-checkout being a failure. i said, maybe they don't use the self-checkout because it's such a pain, they just walk out. >> you can pretend to use the self-c

workers at walgreens, cvs and rite aid plan to call in sick for three straight days starting tomorrowrt of their push for better working conditions, including guaranteed hours and better pay. organizers are calling it farmageddon. the walkouts began earlier this month when workers at some 200 walgreens and a dozen cvs stores called in sick. governor newsom announced a new climate partnership with shanghai after his visit to china. the goal to improve air quality and advance clean transportation in california, as well as china. california's air resources board and shanghai's bureau of ecology and environment both vowed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2030. the agreement will be facilitated by uc berkeley with annual meetings to ensure both parties are on track to meet climate goals. they set. governor newsom's visit to china also resulted in a bit of a viral stumble while he was playing basketball with young students at a school in shanghai. video circulating online shows the governor accidentally knocking down a student while driving to the basket. newsom and the child

employees at 500 of walgreens, 8600 us stores reportedly plan to walk off their jobs between now andday says some stores in kansas city had to close so far, there have been no reports of any walk outs happening here in california. walgreens says it is listening to those concerns from employees and making investments in pharmacist wages and hiring bonuses as well. back now to our bay area weather with a live look across the south bay. you can see a lot of gray skies there as the temperatures certainly change. rosemary, back now with our full forecast. yes, quite interesting how fleet week typically brings the heat and it did once again this past week, claudine. but we began to see a little bit of a transition yesterday. temperatures began to drop off just a little bit. the low clouds move back along the coastline and just inside the bay and well, today, an even bigger change with the scattered showers across the bay area. here's a live look over the golden gate bridge where we have a front working through the west . and for us, we are just on the tail end. we still have the possibilit

walk out this week at walgreens locations across the u.s..re hearing reports from various outlets that employees at 500 of walgreens. 8600 u.s. stores could walk off the jobs. and we're talking about technicians, even pharmacists. they're concerned that workloads are affecting patients safety when it comes to for filling prescriptions and administering covid vaccinations. walgreens says that it's made significant boosts in pharmacist pay and hiring bonuses to try and keep a good staff on hand. well, we're just one week out until the deadline to file your federal and state taxes. california extended the state filing deadlines earlier this year for those affected by the winter storms. and that included all 9 bay area counties. they were all part of the extension. so if you haven't filed yet, know that the official deadline is coming up on monday, october 16th. 10, 18, the time and having right now, half moon bay is about to start. well, they are actually starting to weigh their huge pumpkins as part of the 50th annual pumpkin weigh off growers

walgreen locations across the u.s. reports from cnn. reuters indicate that employees at 500 of walgreens, 8600 u.s. stores could potentially walk off their jobs. some technicians, even pharma says now they are concerned that we're close are affecting patients safe, such as filling prescriptions and administering covid vaccines. walgreens says it has made significant boost in pharmacist salaries, hiring bonuses to keep good staff. well, we're starting to see price of gas at the pump. go down just a little bit. this week, the average price for a gallon of regular gas across the state is $5.80. >> that's $0.20 less than it was last week that we put together a list here of bay area counties. and you can see what we're paying locally. napa counties actually the most expensive with 5.85, on average. and as you go down the list, you'll see, unlike in previous times to show you this list, it's not solano county with the cheapest gas. it's actually santa clara county. you can see that at the bottom of 5.64. so pick your county and see your avera

walgreen locations across the u.s. reports from cnn. reuters indicate that employees at 500 walgreens, 8600 u.s. stores could walk off their jobs. some technicians, even pharma says they're concerned that we're close are affecting patient safety such as filling prescriptions and administering covid vaccinations. walgreens says it's made significant boost in pharmacist salaries and hiring bonuses to keeps good staff on. well, this weekend, governor newsom signed several bills into law. yeah, a couple of them make california the first state in the nation to have >> a law like this, including one that would ban toxic food additives the california food safety act will ban the manufacturing sale and distribution of roma native vegetable oil potassium, bro mate. purple parabon and red dye number 3, they've all been linked to health issues. the ban would affect nearly 12,000 products. >> also believe him or jesse gabriel of woodland hills off of that bill. he says the bill will not foods, but it will require companies to make changes to their

walgreens locations all across the u.s. reports from cnn and routers are indicating that employees at 500 walgreens, they have 8600 u.s. stores, but 500 of them at the stores could walk off the jobs at some point. this does include technicians, even pharmacists. they're concerned that workloads are affecting patients safety such as fulfilling prescriptions and administrating covid vaccines. walgreens says it has made significant boost in pharmacist salaries and hiring bonuses to keep good staff. coming up here at 2 o'clock today. along with columbus day, many people in the u.s. are also commemorating indigenous peoples day. we'll take a look at the local surf celebrations that are taking place alcatraz. >> and also a record at half moon bay. it is now home to the largest pumpkin ever. we'll show you the excitement from the pumpkin. weigh off. a few showers still scattered. all have the details your forecast. coming up. (sister #1) oh, my gosh, you're still using mom's old coffee pot. -it's my inheritance. -well, it is a fam

. >> another pharmacy chain that's struggling is walgreens. walgreens announced last week that it plans to cut $1 billion in cost cuts next year, drastically shrinking the company. walgreens lost $180 million in the last quarter and shares have fallen almost 40% this year. new ceo tim wentworth begins his tenure later this month. >> more job cuts are on the way for bay area based linkedin. the professional networking site is laying off 668 workers. that's on top of 716 workers who were laid off in may. the new job cuts represent 4% of linkedin's workforce. the company is owned by microsoft but is based in sunnyvale. linkedin is also subleasing its san francisco office in the north bay. >> a meeting is underway right now that could determine if teachers in the sausalito marin city school district will go on strike. members authorized a strike last month. today, the union and district are presenting their contract proposals to a three member panel that will then make a recommendation for an agreement if no deal can be reached, the union could ca

abc news has reached out to walgreen's. and is committed to ensuring the team has support and resources, including making investments in pharmacist wages and hiring bonuses in some locations. the walkout is expected to last through wednesday. organizers plan to do another one this month if needed. guys? >> will, thank you very much. >>> coming up in our gma morning menu, the new lawsuit against law enforcement using ai to identify suspects, charging the tech misidentifies people of color, leading to wrongful arrests. >>> also ahead actress and fashion designer julia fox on her no holds barred memoir on life before stardom and her relationship with kanye west. >>> the stars in vegas. the wnba showdown. that's just ahead in pop news. lara is here with a very special guest. >> i sure am. jessie james decker is with us today. delicious, easy recipes coming your way from her new cookbook. you can shop for all the ingredients on good morning.com. how great is that? it's all coming up on gma. stay with us. i got help to push back.

if something like that happened at the walgreens i go to i would go somewhere else instead. i wouldn't risk it. stuart: there is some risk? thanks. now this. the white house says president biden spoke with israel prime minister benjamin yahoo -- benjaminnetanysa -- he will join me next. the new dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone and watch, so you can always see where you're heading, without fingersticks. dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm. so, you can manage your diabetes with confidence. ♪ ♪ hi, my name is damion clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. all of these plans include a healthy options allowance. a monthly allowance to help pay for eligible groceries, utilities, rent, and over-the-counter items like vitamins, pain relievers, first-aid supplies and more. the healthy options allowance is loaded onto a prepaid card

you need a prescription filled you might have to wait longer more than 2000 pharmacies workers at walgreens expected to call out if i can calling it farm agedd on, better working conditions pay for technicians walgreens says company made improvements to help pharmacy workers, cvs says facing unprecedented demand a workforce shortage pharmacists have to fill prescriptions vaccinations, everything needs to be compact matthew perry starred in the show "friends" is dead at 54 after apparent drowning at his home in los angeles, the cause of death has been deferred after initial autopsy results came back incon collusive friends costars reportedly reeling from news of his death working to draw up a joint statement together instagram account posting this, we are devastated to hear of matthew perry's passing he was a true gift to us all, our hearts go out the his family loved ones all of his friends dead at 54 years old. cheryl: a graph you were showing that video from west vigil, the exterior shot for the show, because i was surprised how many young people were going there, to lay down flowers, a g

now we're reaching out to walgreens to get more on this decision.et you know when we hear back. the hammer theater in san jose played host to defining courage over the weekend. it's an immersive live performance honoring japanese american soldiers of world war two. one of our very own producers here at abc7, lindsay nakano, and our anchor, david and anchor david ono and our sister station in los angeles were on hand to host some of the show. it features films, speeches and live music and acquire to tell the courageous story of japanese american nisei soldiers not only fighting rising global evil, but fighting for their country against anti japanese prejudice here at home. >> so to see this on film in one package is a bit overwhelming. i feel that the things that i've been able to have in my life is because of these guys, these veterans, as we're standing on the shoulders of giants really the next defining courage performance plays at the kennedy center in washington, dc on veterans day, which is november 11th. >> vallejo put on a big celebration ove

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so we had a historic judgment against walgreens recently, but it's been a very intense lawsuit. and we know 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 lear

that facility again almost certain is down here in the darkness behind that walgreens. the police heavily protecting it. again all of these officers with tactical weapons making sure nobody gets anywhere near there. this is the area again stressing we know he worked at the recycling. a couple of different facilities that are grouped close together. he was fired from that job recently. again the various accounts throughout the week from colleagues. one colleague at the center did tell another outlet about him behaving erratically. some of the coworkers concerned about him. this is where he worked down here where he lost his job recently. that is where he was found. >> this is an area that has some significance. i believe his vehicle was found in that area but also this is where he once worked.had police been searching in that area prior to today? >> we do know they have been our team our colleague was here. the police rushed the journalists away from that area. they were searching this area yesterday. the body was discovered the big question is how long has it been there

risk, and the walkout could affect hundreds of stores across the country and the spokesperson for walgreensmpany recognize the incredible work of pharmacists added that it has taken steps to support pharmacy teams. >>> united auto workers approving its tentative deal with ford motor, $8.1 billion in new plan investments, a 25% wage increase and a $25,000 ratification bonus, before you have your tentative deal will now be presented to 57,000 uaw voters from voting. and workers reached a tentative deal with stellantis, boating and ratification expected to take a few weeks, the union has yet to reach a new agreement with gm, despite the sides being close to a deal last week. >>> troubling new details night about the man accused of killing 18 people within maine last week now learning that there was a statewide alert for him weeks before the shooting. there is nbc's kathy park. >> reporter: tonight, growing questions about the mental health of mass shooting suspect robert card law enforcement officials telling the ap that they sent out an alert last month to be on the lookout for robert card af