options action caught the big move up and in the name back in february, a time to go long kraft heinz again even with the serious cream cheese shortage. carter, how do you like this one? >> sure, well, first, thanks for the back in february, but more importantly, you are a chart watcher extraordinaire you characterized it perfectly a double bottom. the overhead supply. filled the gap since november 7th and the question is, did it push into the supply yes, the 38 here and that's not bad closing at 35-50. >> yeah, mike, do you like this one? >> i do and of course, it's somewhat correlated, i would say, with one of the best we put on just recently sort of related, so i do like it that way. it's consistent with what we've said the last couple of weeks. >> tony, your thoughts on a kraft heinz and cream cheese shortage, whatever it might be >> yeah, not sure about the cream cheese shortage but i agree with carter, this is a double bottom that is valid. but i do think staples right now pretty defensive and a good place to play for up top. >> a week from christmas, there could be a cheesecake

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"options action" caught the big move up in this name back in february is it time to go long kraft heinz again even with the serious cream cheese shortage. carter, how do you like this one? >> sure, well, first, thanks for the back in february, but more importantly, you are a chart watcher extraordinaire you've characterized it perfectly. it is a double bottom. it has moved up to a level of overhead supply. it has filled that gap from november 7th the question is, can it push into the overhead supply the thinking is yes. i would play for about 38 year and that's not bad closing at 35.50 today. >> yeah, mike, do you like this one? >> i do and of course, it's somewhat correlated, i would say, with one of the best we put on just recently sort of staples related. so i do like it that way it's consistent with what we've said the last couple of weeks. >> tony, your thoughts on a kraft heinz and cream cheese shortage, whatever it might be >> yeah, not sure about the cream cheese shortage but i agree with carter, this is a double bottom that is valid. but i do think staples right now is pretty d

karen heinz. >> not karen heinz. >> jimmy: karen heinz. sounds like a bottle of racist ketchup. imagine what went on in the heinz house this morning. "honey, wake up! i think you may have gotten nominated. i am not 100% sure." anyway, the good news is if the hollywood foreign press can get snoop up at 6:00 a.m., maybe they can fix their terrible organization too. "time" magazine today unveiled their annual person of the year. and that person is elon musk or as i call him old sheldon. this is believed to be the highest honor ever awarded to a person who cuts his own hair. it's important to note that this is not necessarily a compliment. adolf hitler and donald trump were also named person of the year. "time" is basically your dad watching a bad super bowl commercial, saying, "hey, love him or hate him, we're all talking about him!" "time" also revealed their "heroes of the year," and that is an honor it went to the scientists who developed the covid vaccine. you know, this weekend, saturday marks one year since the fda authorized the pfizer vaccine. still, only 60% of americans a

as headlines proclaim what the candy cane, but back in new york, the kraft heinz company says not to worry. as more people continue to eat breakfast at home and use cream cheese as an ingredient in easy desse desserts, we expect to see the trend continue. as such, we're shipping 35% more product to food service partners, such as bagel shops versus a year ago. >> hustle, scramble. you know, we're new yorkers. we've been scrambling and hustling for two years now with the pandemic. we'll find a way. there's always butter. >> it's important to remember the cream cheese situation goes beyond new york and beyond bagels. it is used for cheesecakes, frostings, dips and more. that said, you guys, keep this on the dl, some cream cheese for yous guys. >> let me get that right here. yu're a saint. >> listen, there are some partially stale bagels that come every night. all right, just kidding. appreciate that. apparently, in philadelphia, though, you can get cream cheese, get it? >>> coming up, are cats really psychotic? "that's wild" is next. you're watching "world news now." the cat slander, i

are outperforming regardless of any promotions heinz might have about not paying you to make cheese cakes this holiday. >> thanks, now to the bond market where yields continue to drop despite the faster taper and potential rate hikes rick santelli is tracking the action bring us up to date on the markets. you said something in note yesterday. if the federal wanted to accelerate the taper -- i mentioned this at i believe 2:30 yesterday, why don't they just pull the band-aid off all at once and just say i am stopping the taper now -- i moan i am going to stop buying the bonds now. >> i am asking the same question >> yeah. >> yeah. the market is telling us that's exactly what it was thinking why? because all interest rates are lower today. five-ier down 6.5 basis points 30-i don't remember is unchanged. tyler, i think you hit the reason why, because, trowly, you could call yesterday hawkish you can call it a pivot, but let's look at the facts. they are still buying, although a bit less, and interest rates are basically still at zero. none of that is really going the change until we get

. >> that's a nice way to say stay away a big double bottom in kraft-heinz. options action caught the big move up is it time to go long even with a serious cream cheese shortage how do you like this one >> first thing was back in february, but you are a chart watcher extraordinary. it moved up to a level of overhead fly the question is can it push in, and the thinking it yes. i apply for about 38 here. >> mic, do you like this one >> i do and of course it is somewhat correlated with the events that we put on. so i do like it that way, it's di consistent with what we said >> any thoughts on the cream cheese shortage? >> this is a double bottom that is valid, but i think staples is defensive and a good place to play for upside. >> there could be a cheesecake shortage this is serious stuff. news you can use plan ahead >>> someone bought 5,000 amd calls on the streak that expired in february with the merger closing at the end of the year how do you look at it going to 2022 mike what do you tell mike >> let's look at those calls they're very high premiums about $1

kraft heinz will combine its canadian and u.s. businesses to create the north american zone as part of its growth plans. rival campbell soup jumping higher after it hiked product prices which helped beat profit estimates current quarter gm gross margins will be under pressure due to higher labor and raw material costs the stock is down 13% year-to-date, but up 2.25% and yes the mushroom soup is that must-have ingredient fortune a casserole that i grew up eating. rocket ships, jetliner, hyperloops and now hand soap? sir richard branson, yes, the entrepreneur star inking a deal with grove collaborative to bring the all-natural consumer products company to the public market. virgin group founder sir richard branson and grove co-founder and ceo are here, live, next to tell us how their spac deal came together and what their plan is to clean the clocks of their fast-growing rivals. closing bell ringing in 49 minutes, the dow gaining about 18 points right now, a lot of news breaking, stay with us the "clayman countdown" is coming right

. >> reporter: kraft heinz, which makes philadelphia cream cheese says demand hasn't cringed increased since the pandemic started. the company has shift 35% more product than last year. >> having a hard time putting cream cheese on shelves, means having a hard time putting cheesecakes on tables. >> reporter: craft ran a promotion last weekend suggesting alternative holiday desserts for people who cannot find their products. the company even offered a $20 reimbursement to 18,000 customers. >> consumers will have to be patient with the shortages. >> reporter: cornell university professor christopher wolf says labor and supply chain issues continue to hurt much of the food industry. >> we will be well into 2022, if not most of the year before we get recovered from this. the $64,000 question is what is going to happen with covid, and us getting back to some semblance of normal labor markets. >> reporter: at this point it is not clear when the cream cheese shortage will ease. cbs news, new york. >>> it's not just cream cheese. there is also an alcohol shortage, happening right before new ye

debbie heinz is a former baltimore city prosecutor and legal analyst. she says there is still a lot more to be done to achieve racial justice in the u.s. >> it is rare that police officers are even charged for a killing, let alone convicted if they are charged or a killing, and even after being convicted, it is even river still that they get any significant jail time for that conviction. i don't think that any police officer tonight, to be quite honest, is scared or concerned because kim potter was convicted of manslaughter. i think that where the change will come about is not going to necessarily be in the courtroom. it has to be through police reform in this country. what justice looks like is people like daunte wright would still be living today. he would not have been stopped and killed because he had an air freshener hanging above his window in his rearview window in his car. that is one of the things that justice looks like. justice looks like police will not get jittery when they stop a black person for basically anything and then end up killing

"wall street journal" reporting that kraft, heinz will actually raise prices for jell-o, grey poupon and other products with some going up as much as 20%. although it won't be all passed on to the consumers, many staples are expected to be more pricey because of higher labor, packaging and shipping costs. >>> our team is issuing a microclimate weather alert as the bay area is blanketed with frigid weather and, as we have been reporting all morning long for you, some parts of the bay area are seeing some snowfall. well, check out this new video of snowflakes in calistoga. this is a really cool and pretty unusual sight for us. >> it's been quite a sight to see. it's normal to get snow in the higher peaks, right, above 3,500, 4,000 feet. anything below that is unusual. it's definitely been a sight. right now we're taking a little bit of a break from the rain in san francisco. live look there. you can see we've still got shower activity on the radar. it's coming down right now in downtown san jose. light to moderate at times but 46 degrees. this is how we're going to continue today. so e

heinz, conrad hilton and you understand walmart and the more subjects you are interested in, your chances of coming up with really something innovative just goes up geometrically so i would never tell anybody not to study any subject. but to truly study and go deep and we start with the history, where does it come from. who first had this concept and what role has played in society and go back as far as you can. i just wrote the newsletter we published talk about the family and how they ran their business and how parallel it is to the way venture capitalist act today in terms of the division of the stock between the money and the people doing the work. it's just about the same. it's like 15th century which is asurprise to some people . >>are there any significance to the hundred and 60 recommendations ? >> i just ran out of steam and pages. put down hundred 60, cut it off there. i can do 1000 and i always invite people to email me, get contact on one of my websites or over the world, my other website and asked me what a good book on this and if it's in my areas of interest, i will fire ri

heinz is releasing. >> get ready. chocolate orange man a's the company says they added melted chocolate orange segments to regular mayo with an extra dose of real orange flavor. it's intended to be dollops on desserts are used as a spread on crackers or croissants. the limited edition products is only available in the uk right now. but pam can't wait for the it's something we're going to try if you're looking for the best holiday lights and decorations around town. there's now interactive map with a guy and anybody can participate no matter what holiday you celebrate users are invited to mark you. it decorated home on the cheer map, right. nick, right now on the next door app. >> from christmas lights to hanukkah displays planned. perfect sightseeing route to experience your communities holiday spirit this year. the chair map will also feature a how to guide on holiday decorating and gift guides. if you're feeling more like a grinch. this holiday season. you're actually unlock. you can spend the night in the grinch's

the late john heinz was a member of that commission. as chairman of the finance committee, i was member; senator moynihan was a member. and senator moynihan i think just by chance or fate or whatever happened to meet in this aisle on my right, and we said, we've got to try one more time. to rescue social security. one more time. it wasn't a partisan issue. and we did. that arch, we convened three more people. we had five of the commission. it wasn't long before we were back on track and we finally made it happen. and 37 million people have gotten their checks on time. and i think i read in "the washington post" just this weekend social security's going to be in pretty good shape until the year 2029. so that's a pretty good fix. and it may be a pattern, as i said earlier today, we can follow on medicare for the long-term solution. take it out of politics, as we did on social security, make it work, make it solvent, and the people who get the credit are the people who get the checks. 37 million of them. so we reached across partisan lines

. >> kraft heinz company won't reimburse 18,000 customers. $20 each for a holiday dessert through its philadelphia spread the feeling offer qualifying customers will have to submit a store or restaurant receipt dated between december 17th and christmas eve and the receipt needs to show what dessert or ingredient was purchased in place of a cream cheese based dessert. i don't know why they're doing this. we're trying to figure it out. but there you go. if you want to get 20 bucks. offer starts on friday. >> still ahead, is 6 and less than 50 days. so 43 million americans are in for a rude awakening. the covid moratorium on student loan payments expires. we're going entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blo

it contested in parliamentary by elections, same year sectarian violence broke out in the western ro heinz states muslim ro hinges, became victims of what the you and called ethnic cleansing. and said she was criticized for failing to respond after her landslide, when in 2015 election. so she became state counsellor or head of the government parties. victory in the 2020 votes was questioned by the opposition. the lexical commission didn't find any problems, but in february this year the military took back power in a qu, arrested c, g, and other officials accusing them of election for dr. sasa is a spokesman for me and most deposed civilian government. he says, the civilian resistance movement against military rule will continue today the same food day for rob law, justice and accountability in mamma today, victims is all unfolded charges. it's a short trial. it has nothing to do with the rule of law, but it has everything to do with longing, all on the military rule in memo, prolonging overlaying of terrorism against the tire population of mamma door. our city has nothing wrong. the presid

ron heinz mani on to the president removed the prime minister from office . and as part of all, look i had to 2022. we see watson the still for europe. how, how germany and from ah, ah, look forward to burritos guys. with sponsored by capital airways. hello there. let's start in south asia. we're going to see some wet weather creep into central parts of india in the days to come thanks to these bands of cloud moving east from pakistan. now ahead of that, we've had a cold wave effect, northern india that support some heavy snow to the foothills of the himalayas. temperatures of plummeted down. and that set to continue for the south of this when you deli, manage to escape the rain, but we've still got fog and smog issues, those fog alerts extend all the way to the northwest, but it's going to get very wet across central air is we've got some warnings out for thunderstorms and lightning in places like madhya pradesh. and that'll scoot along further east by the time we get into wednesday, some heavy rain and snow expected across nepal, edging into bangladesh as w

well, i mean, even hiding in they heinz' wave saying even in the week following the to didn't hell a lot of to be and to, ah, were taken or brutalized by troops that we've seen going through the streets and shooting into houses that was early on in the around march, and it peaked, i think a few months later lately, as you wait, just heard, there are these flash mob protests and we thought the terrible consequences earlier this week when the military truck rammed in to protest as so it's actually a relief to say this silent project protest which is extraordinary. the footage from all the main cities and towns in myanmar today, everything is empty. shops to close, it remains to be seen if they'll be retaliation tonight, the kind of things we saw before. troops roaming the straits, shooting into houses so far that it has. we haven't seen that level of intimidation now in response today. let me ask you about the video that tony was talking about in his report just a few moments ago. now we should stipulate that as far as i'm aware, we're not able to establish when these pictures were tak

also in the dark 2 former managers, hence h and heinz, jacobo no, sir. who insist they had no knowledge of the manipulation. senior criminal activity over a 10 year period. cuz we have a huge number of witnesses and other evidence, in other words altogether. and it really is a trial of a different dimension linked martin ventercore is the highest profile defendant that has for now been exempted from the hearings while recovering from hip surgery with the supposedly small group of reckless and. and he is since mushrooming into an army of accused lounge i can look forward to a long series of additional trials. in total, prosecutors have been investigating around 100 individuals before this book, which pharmacy vices, nish, wonderful 20th all scream. when i don't know how many it really was stuck on 1st mom, and i wouldn't just look at ventre corridor. but but um, what did people the next level down know beyond and who issued the instructions to take who covered up and who knew what and when people i have this bio with about 50 witness statements covering a

heinz for the nazareth of his childhood and intellectual and cultural center. i am sure it will come back because the city still have very much power and much very good. the positive energies people like but then many coming back to the to the origin and to the, to the identity extremity. the old cities always been the heart of nazareth. now a growing group of residence wants to get it beating again. harry full said al jazeera nazareth ah, let's take you through some of the headlines now. the gambia is holding its 1st presidential election since yeah. hey, jeremy was ousted in 2017, out of my barrow is running for reelection. despite the promise to step down off the 3 years. he faces 5 candidates, including his form of vice president, say no data both. following month of tension. i'm going to drink has more from benjamin this is the opening of the vote in by july and what we hear from across the country, the turn out is massive and it's no surprise. this is the 1st election in nearly 30 years for gambia, where a voter will go and cast his ballot without having

in addition to tom's writing career he has also served on the board of trustees for the pittsburgh heinz history center, sorry and previously served on the board of directors of the friends of flight 93 national memorial. he resides in pittsburgh and recently retired two days ago? >> is recently retired after 43 year career in the sports media and kevin occasions. i'd like to present to you tom mcmillan. [applause] >> the second day of retirement and first day of standing room only crowds. this is such a great place. it's my favorite civil war oak store in the country. it's great to be with this group of distinguished speakers and my friend jim hessler -- i saw it at a theater in pittsburgh and drove here later and have had the almost ever since. i saw the movie before i read the novel which is one of pulitzer cries for fiction in 1975. based on a foundation of gettysburg history there's a lot of fiction woven into the conversation and the novelist did it so well you often can't separate fact from fiction. there were so many great stories and the one that stood out for me is -- what a st

the british commandant, frank howley, called brigadier robert looney heinz and i chased his elderly daughter that's in scotland, oh, i've got his archives in a suitcase, in a spare bedroom. that was an adventure. she was countess corridor was her name. and she's a descendant of the macbeth family. she spilled out all of these archives, and wonderful stuff and of course she had traveled to berlin age 16 to go and visit her father and had her own memories of going into this city of complete ruins. dead bodies all lying in the ruins. terrific stories, but very very powerful stories of what berlin was like in 1946, 1947 when she went there. >> and how far were you into the process of researching and writing the book? i imagine that's a major find of finding this person who will kind of talk with you and give you this firsthand material, and just, you know, firsthand stuff. how far were you in the process when you met her and discovered that she was around? >> that was quite early on in the book, and it was an important discovery. i did not want this book to be about men. because of the time peri

they claim they repeatedly warned their superiors also in the dark to former managers. hence h and heinz jak nicer. who insist they had no knowledge of the manipulation. senior criminal activity over a 10 year period cuz we have a huge number of witnesses and other evidence in other words altogether. and it really is a trial of a different dimension linked martin ventercore is the highest profile defendant that has for now been exempted from the hearings while recovering from hip surgery with this supposedly small group of reckless and, and he has since mushrooming into an army of accused lounge by can look forward to a long series of additional trials. in total prosecutors have been investigating around $100.00 individuals. even his bookish varnish vices me. when dazzles on his all screen. i don't know how many it really was our conference mom, and i wouldn't just look at ventercore, but possibly what did people the next level down? no, but be out and who issued the instructions to take who covered up and who knew what and when helpful. i have this bile with about 50 witness statements

"the wall street journal" reports kaft heinz will raise some prices as much as 20%, although it may not all go to consumers. verizon is teaming up with a company that makes augmented reality products. it came out with the first consumer ready glasses in 2019. they are finding way to use it in gaming. verizon first deployed 5g service in nfl stadiums. back to you. >> silvanna, thanks. >>> okay. a pile of junk. yeah, that's what some are calling elon musk's new satellite. china had to avoid quickly to avoid a collision. this is the third time this year satellite junk has almost hit the space station. >> yikes. >>> the new trailer for the highly anticipated "batman" is here. >> selena kyle -- i didn't know that, that's the real name for cat woman. check it out. >> if we don't stand up, no one will. >> you have a lot of cats. >> bat and the cat. it's got a nice ring. >> a new friend of yours? >> i'm not so sure. >> whoa. >> the new trailer focuses on the relationship between the two. you can see that there. we also get a look at the riddler. it comes out march 4th. >> i saw him as a vampire

international said that its cookies candies and other products will have price hikes of 6% to 7%, kraft heinz will raise prices across-the-board with some as high as 20%. general mills, campbell's soup, who isn't on this list, will also raise prices starting next month. so what we're seeing and this is fascinating. so the heavier the product, the more the prices go up, because it costs so much to ship wine, beer, liquor, potatoes, and even celery will carry higher price tags as higher freight and labor costs push the cost of transport up. even pantry staples like mayo and frozen meals will be pricier, get that, and of course, as we look at the supermarkets which operate on a super narrow margin, have been trying to hold the line to keep customers by holding down prices on basics, like milk and eggs and raising prices only on specialty items, but it's not really clear how long that strategy can hold and how long they can just keep doing that. consumers, of course and the vi ce grip of higher prices after gas rose to its highest level in seven years in november , home heating is speaking with n

"the wall street journal" reports that kaft heinz will raise prices on some things as much as 20%, but it won't apparently be passed on to consumers. many staples are expected to be priced higher because of packaging and shipping costs. >>> a pile of space junk is what some are calling musk's satellites. there is no response yet from spacex or musk. >> i bet me doesn't like his stuff being called a pile of junk. >> no, he does not. >>> 6:17 for you this morning. this is what is trending for you. the new trailer for the highly anticipated "batman" is here. >> robert pattinson as batman, and zoe kravitz. >> new friend of yours? >> i'm not so sure. >> wow. as you can see, the new trailer focuses on the relationship between the two. we also get a look at the riddler. the film is set to hit theaters on march 4th. >> i am always interested in the training that goes into that. >> yeah, the martial arts they learn. so impressive. >> v, that can be our new workout. >> yeah, we could be doubles head into the new year, right? >> yeah, batman and cat woman. >> yeah. >> a first mexican bat woman an

craft heinz will raise prices with as high as 20%. general mills are raising prices starting next month. the interesting thing is the biggest price hikes go to the things with -- that are the heaviest. wine, beer, liquor, potatoes and celery will carry higher price tags and labor and transportation costs go up. even staples will be more expensive. supermarkets, which operate on very super narrow margins have been trying to hold the line to hold down prices of things like milk and eggs and raising prices on specialty items but it is not clear how long that strategy can hold. consumers are in a price grip of higher prices after gas rose to its highest level in seven years in november and home heating sources spiked with natural gas prices up 158%. bottom line the transitory inflation as the federal reserve promised, right? people will do everything they can to save money. trading down on cuts of meat to save money and also on cooking oils as well. we'll do everything we can to keep the cost of the basics low. arthel, back to you. >> art

addition to tom's writing career, he has -- he served on the board of trustees with the pittsburgh heinz history center, and previously served on the board of directors of the friends of flight 93 national memorial. he resides in pittsburgh and recently retired two days ago? very recently retired from after a 43-year career in sports media and communication. without any further introduction, i would like to present to you tom mcmillan. >> second day of retirement, first ever standing room-only crowd. this is a big day for me. it's great. thanks to tammy and the heritage center. this is such a great place. my favorite little civil war book store in the country and great to be with a group of pretty distinguished speakers. including my friend jim who is going to give me battlefield tour tomorrow. pretty excited about that. to start, you can probably guess where this book is going a little bit. i want to start by saying, i love the movie gettysburg. it's what got me into studying the battle as an adult. it came out in 1993. i saw it in a theater in pittsburgh. i drove here three nights late

kraft heinz will raise prices across the board as high as 20%. general mills and campbell's soup will raise prices starting next month. and that's not all. it is interesting to note here that heavier products, this makes sense like wine, beer, liquor, potatoes, even celery, will carry higher price tags as higher freight and labor costs push the cost of transport up. even pantry staples like mayo, frozen meals, that will all be more expensive. supermarkets which operate on super narrow margins have been trying to hold the line to keep customers, to make sure they keep their market share by holding down prices on basics like milk, eggs, raising prices on specialty items but it is not clear how long that strategy can hold. they're pushing back on manufacturers and trying to control those prices that way too. now, consumers, in a vise grip of higher prices as gas is up just over one dollar from a year ago, hitting the highest level in seven years in november. home heating sources spiked as well with natural gas prices up 68% year-over-year. bottom li

addition to tom's writing career, he has also -- he serves on the board of trustees with the pittsburgh heinz history center. and previously served on the board of directors of the friends of flight 93 national memorial. he resides in pittsburgh and recently retired, two days ago, very recently retired, after a 43-year career in sports media and communication. without any further introduction i'd like to present to you tom mcmillan. [ applause ] >> second day of retirement first ever standing room only crowd. so this is a good day for me. thanks to tammy and the heritage center. this is a great place, my favorite little civil war book store in the country and it is great to be with this group of pretty distinguished speakers including my friend jim hessler is going to give me a battle field tour tomorrow. i'm pretty excited about that. but to start, you can probably guess where this book is going a little bit. i want to start by saying, i love the movie "gettysburg." it is what got me into studying the battle as an adult. it came out in 1993. i saw it at a theater in pittsburgh. i drove here

port congestion and labor shortages have smeared havoc on the supply chain, and kraft heinz says demand is up. they had to pause production of facility because of a key ingredient at juniors in the united states. >>> that does it for me, isa soares. "early start" is next with christine romans and laura jarrett. i shall see you on monday. bye-bye. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ ♪ heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach... ♪ ♪ diarrheaaaa.♪ try pepto bismol with a powerful coating action. for fast and soothing relief. pepto bismol for fast relief when you need it most. introducing the all-new gillettelabs with exfoliating bar. it combines shaving and gentle exfoliation into one efficient stroke, for a shave as quick and easy as washing your face. when you really need to sleep you reach for the really good stuff. new zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. it's non habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. new zzzquil ultra. when you really really need to sleep. don't settle for products that give you a sort-of white smile. try crest whitening emu

. >> reporter: kraft heinz said as more people return to work eating breakfast on the go, like bagels, means the demand for the food jumps 75% this november compared to last to ease demand, the company is now offering a $20 reimbursement to customers. >> you can't spread philly, spread the feeling. >> reporter: saying you might not be able to find philly to make a cheesecake so get any dessert on us. but if you have that craving, frozen juniors should be back to meet holiday demand. >> this is our holiday season. we can't afford anymore interruptions and we're praying we continue to get our cream cheese every day >> reporter: another cream cheese distributor out of wisconsin, schreiber foods, said they were actually hit by cyberattacks and that impacted their supply they say that was resolved in a matter of days but the delays will continue. >> love some juniors cheesecake. thank you very much, val. >>> you heard of elf on a shelf but what about snake in a tree that's where a family in south africa found one of the world ace most venomous snakes their cats were staring down something

in addition to tom's writing career, he serves on the board of trustees with the pittsburgh heinz history center and previously served on the board of directors of the friends of flight 93 national memorial. he resides in pittsburgh and recently retired two days ago, very recently retired, after a 43-year career in sports media and communications. without any further introduction i would like to present to you tom mcmillan. [ applause ] >> second day of retirement. first ever standing room only crowd. so this is a good day for me. thanks to tammy and the heritage center. this is a great place, my favorite little civil war bookstore in the country. great to be with this distinguished group of speakers, including my friend jim who will give me a battlefield tour tomorrow, i'm excited about that. to start, you can probably guess where this book is going a little bit. i want to start by saying i love the movie "gettysburg." it's what got me into studying the battle as an adult. it came out in 1993. i saw it at a theater in pittsburgh. i drove here three nights later and i've had the illness e

before it gets better a statement reflected in companies who warned about further price hikes like kraft heinz, mon daless, campbell's soup why are we willing to stomach the price hikes? economists say it has to do with wage growth although real earnings, wage growth less inflation turned negative in the last two months and we might start to notice the pinch going forward. scott? >> we'll see thank you. kristina partsinevelos let's stay with the inflation conversation and bring in the ceo of let us entertain tain you enterprise kevin brown joining us nice to see you. thanks for being here. >> thank you nice to be on. >> number of things to discuss with you, but let's jump where we left off on the inflation conversation can you tell us what you're seeing from a food inflation standpoint how much you've had to raise menu prices across your restaurants, if at all >> i can just echo the previous segment where we have seen price increases since the first of the year anywhere from 10% to 100% on proteins and then supply chain issues, things we just can't get, but i also agree, we've had to raise pri

and kraft heinz will rise prices higher by 20%. general mills, campbell's soup. you know these names. they'll always prices starting next month. here's something interesting about all of this. the heavier products go up quickest. wine, beer, liquor, potatoes, even celie will carry higher price tags as higher freight and labor costs put up the cost of transportation. even pantry staples like mayo and frozen meals will be more expensive. supermarkets which operate on super narrow margins have been trying to hold the line to keep customers holding down prices on basics like milk and eggs, and raising prices on specialty items. but it's not clear how long that strategy can hold. consumers are in a vice grip of higher prices as gas is up just over $1 from a year ago and hitting its highest level in seven years in november. of course we saw heating sources spiking with natural gas up 68% year-over-year. bottom line, that transitory inflation that the federal reserve talks so much about, not working out that way. and you can bet the consumers will be trading down at the

kraft heinz will raise prices across the board, some as high as 20%. 2, 0. general milks, campbell's soup raising prices next month. those are some of the best-known names in the country. heavy products like wine, beer, liquor, potatoes, even celery, will carry higher prices as higher labor costs will push the cost of transport up. even staples like mayo, freezen meals will be higher. supermarkets operating on super narrow margins try to hold the down holding down increases on eggs and milk and specialty items but not here how long that strategy can hold. consumers are in a vise grip of higher prices as gas is up over one dollar from a year ago, hitting the highest level in seven years in november. home heating sources spiked as well, with natural gas up get this, 68% year-over-year. as i send it back to you, what i will say, david, you know that old saying on wall street, the trend is your friend. not this time. david: not with inflation. >> people will be cutting back, trading down to save money. david? david: yeah. it's a bad time for inflation. thank you

some of them were sparkling speakers and with like henry heinz. some of them were norwegians like scoop jackson. some were charmers like lindy boggs. they were all people who wanted to achieve things, not so much for themselves, but for their country, their constituents, some dust for the common good. -- for the common good. >> you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our new c-span now laugh. -- app. now, queen elizabeth talks about the death of phillip, climate change, and the impact of the pandemic on holidays. the tradition of the royal christmas message dates to 1932, with a radio address by king george the fifth. queen elizabeth made the first televised address in 1957.

deal must still be approved at the shareholder meeting it's the first deal since combining kraft and heinz in 2015 >>> news crossing from the uk this morning, regulators have approved pfizer's antiviral pill as a treatment for people with mild to moderate covid at high risk of severe disease shares of pfizer fractionally higher in the pre-market of course we've been following the progress of that treatment here in the u.s. as well for quite some time. >> another thing for next year, the extent to which the pail yaive part of the treatment for covid is going to replace or otherwise -- we have someone coming up to talk about this later this morning, that the pills and treatment of covid becomes the focus for markets and investors than the vaccine for next year. that's another interesting topic for the morning here. >> absolutely. i think this week as well with various guests we've had on cnbc, the debate comes back, which is how many people are going to continue to get numerous boosters. we've kind of shifted from get vaccinated and one booster will keep you going, to the -- the conversation

mondelese already said its cookies, candies, other products will rise six to 7% and craft hines is -- kraft-heinz is raising prices. general mills and campbells soup will raise prices starting next month. watch out for the ritz crackers and oreo cookies. what is interesting the biggest price hikes are to the heavier products, wine, beer, liquor, potatoes, get this, even celery, they will carry higher price tags as higher freight and labor costs push up the cost of transport. staples like mayo and frozen meals will be pricier. supermarkets which operate on super narrow margins have been trying to hold the line to keep customers by holding down prices on basics like milk and eggs and raising prices on specialty items. it is not really clear how long that strategy can hold. consumers are in a vise grip of higher prices after gas rose to its highest level in seven years in november and home heating sources spiked with natural gas prices up 158% at their peak in 2021. look, bottom line, transitory inflation, the federal reserve told us all about ain't so temporary and you can bet consumers will be tra

what company announced they will pay you $20 not to make cheesecake for christmas the answer, kraft heinz. the owner of philadelphia cream cheese announced the marketing move amid a shortage of cream cheese. >>> check it out this is the first text message ever tent reading merry christmas. it was sold yesterday for $121,000 as a non-fundable token at a paris auction house the text sent december 3rd 1992 was across the rotaphone, september the sms from the computer to a manager and received it on the 4 pound orbital telephone, similar to a deck phone but cordless with a hands him. it remind me the one michael douglashad back in the day >> on wall street. >> you can still say that without triggering somebody. what's that? >> oh, merry christmas >>> still to come, president biden -- the world we live in. president biden battles the spread of omicron. i will talk to dr. scott gottlieb for the latest next >>> surging cases, close some of new york's favorite restaurants, we will talk to dan meyer on the impact of the industry stay tuned you are watchingsqwkox "ua b" on cnbc >> > ♪ ♪ ♪ dig

i was working at the heinz veterans hospital. i was so impressed. bob dole came in. he came into the unit where all the veterans were getting their physical therapy. he went around, no fanfare, no press, shook hands with everybody in the physical therapy unit. he talked with them about their service. thank the physical therapists who were there and working with the patients. i was so impressed that he came in without any fanfare. this was somewhere between 85 and 88. he was a beautiful person. host: that presence with no fanfare, some have talked about that in their remembrances. he would often be at the world war ii morrill without fanfare, greeting those who came to that memorial. there is the monument to the state of kansas at that tomorrow. it was bob dole who gathered there to greet veterans and meet those honor flights as well. setting aside a special line for world war ii veterans and their families, (202) 748-8002 is that number. lee is in maryland. caller: good morning. i just wanted to point out that when bob dole was in congress as a member of the house of

look at these companies, all suggesting they are going to be raising prices in 2022 you can see kraft heinz, campbells, general mills, all, you know, food manufactures, food distributors going to be rising, raising prices into the new year , kayleigh. >> kayleigh: this is the worst inflation, will, that we've seen since 1982, so in 40 years and yet, we were told by the administration this is transitory, it's not going to be here forever, but it is here, and every time we get more disturbing economic news, be it the labor shortage or underwhelming jobs report we have a chief of staff who tries to put lipstick on a pig who tells us don't believe what you're feeling what you're see ing, he tweets out these stories, jobs report better-than-expected when in fact we all know it underperformed expectations, and then inflation. it's transitory, they told us, but listen to tony sarsa, i spoke to him last hour he's the ceo of a food distributed or company and he has words about whether this inflation is so transitory. >> we have 150 grocery stores, we run in the middle of the country. we serve about