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Start seeing changes. from our end, were seeing cost rise and seeing vendors give us letters that costs are going to rise and everything seems to be still increasing at pretty significant rate. >> ashley: tracey, look at the common grocery store items anyone can buy at the store, eggs up 55.4%, bread up 15.8% and bakery products up 14%. how difficult is it for you to adjust to this and where have you had to cut? >> yes, thank you for having me. as i stated previously and another segment, the cos...

Pulled ahead of katheryn cortez m masto, the incumbent there. she has been leading all night. as of now he has pulled ahead. arizona, mark kelly 52.4% to blake masters, the republican trying to win from the incumbent. 45.4%. that has shrunk just over the last couple of minutes. were going to head to georgia now. georgia. everyone is watching that race in georgia. this is where raphael war not has 49.2%. walker has 48.7%. the secretary of state in georgia is saying it is likely to go to a runoff....

Trump has 344,000-vote lead over biden, 55.9%-42.7%. in wisconsin 40% of the estimated vote is in. trump has a narrow lead. 21,000-vote lead over biden, 49.9%-48.4%. in georgia, 59% of the estimated vote is in, trump seems to have comfortable 372,000 vote lead over biden, 55.4% to 43.4%. getting more key race alerts. arizona right now. 75% of the vote is in, biden has 208,000 vote lead. arizona. 53.7%, 45%. minnesota, 38% of the vote in, biden seems to have comfortable 290,000 vote lead over tru...

Lead over trumps 61.4%-36.6%. in iowa right now, 19% of the vote is in, bidens lead is 85,000. 61%- 61%-36.9%. we got more states right now. lets take a look at other states coming in. michigan a third of the vote is now in. trump say head by some 210,000 votes. 54.7%-43.4%. in pennsylvania almost a third of the vote is in. trump is ahead by 179,000 votes. 53.4%-45.2%. wisconsin a third of the vote is in. its very, very close. trump is ahead by some 20,000 votes. 50%-48.3%. in georgia right now,...

255.4 miles per gallon by the yr 2025. the standards remain in effect, massive changes would have had car manufacturing in a vehicles motorists buy brace because statutorily killed the american suv as we know it. >> a federal lawsuit will likely be needed to resolve the federal-state dispute. it could take years and leave automakers in limbo. what automobile manufacturers most want of any new fuel economy standards is consistency and predictability. so they can make long-term plans, not an easy ...

Action on immigration. really, really bad timing. i dont think it fares well for grims future in congress. >> former fbi agent. he won 54-point% of the vote. 55.4% of the vote. compare that to 2012. he actually did better. how is somebody who obviously has some significant problems in his personal life, so popular and continuing to win? what does that really say about washington and folks being sent there? >> it says more about new york and staten island and lack of dearth of democratic candidat...