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There is 1.5 minutes worth of clips from that 1.5 hours we have condensed that down to. for that person, rather than spending 1.5 hours at the roadside, if they watched 1.5 hours of condensed clips from a sensor, they will get a much better understanding of what is the problem at this particular location. peter also told me that councils will probably take a while to know how to process this data and execute plans based on it. but it is not the only stumbling block. 0n the project we have been collaborating with ford, we actually found it quite difficult to get people to agree to put a pid in ...

I think hypocrisy that the journalist and god bless her for asking the proper questions challenged them and made them freeze in their thought -- chain of thought. it made it very clear to the viewer where their decision was coming from. >> harris: all right crystal and jason. good to see you today. thank you. gruden is gone. offensive emails the foerls forced the coach's exit. there is this. >> she is a political nightmare more the biden administration. that was not real. she wasn't sincere. she was trying to act. to me it was a giant fraud. a misleading representation of kamala harris. it is ...

>> harris: wow. he says it, doesn't he? many of you are getting hit hard biff the supply chain crisis. high prices, empty store shelves are all over the place. major retailers such as target and home depot have a tough time keeping products in stock as cargo ships are stuck in ports or farther offshore. the cost of gasoline is making it more expensive to get inventory to stores. even if you can get them off the ships, getting it here is pricey on those trucks. another whammy for consumers, the average priels for a gallon of gas has hit a seven-year high at $3.27 a gallon. only a handful of sta...

The bottom line either you won't get it, you will get it late, or you will pay more. harris. >> harris: this is a nightmare for retailers because when those things do finally get here they won't have the places to put it all. they've lost a customer base potentially that doesn't want to pay more for what they can get not too many months ago. a nightmare all around. is the white house even watching? it's a rhetorical question at this point. an answer would be good. william, thank you. more fallout now after the d.o.j. announced it will use the f.b.i. to investigate so-called threats of violence...

And to change that you need massive investment in training, infrastructure, and the government at the moment doesn't have lots of money. so at the moment it's voodoo econometrics. we heard the prime minister say supply chain problems are temporary. i noticed on friday he appointed a new adviser. a supply chain adviser. in a sense, he has a point, doesn't he? in a properly functioning economy, if there is a shortage of labour, employers respond by improving working conditions and increasing wages. that's true. if it is properly functioning. but i think marc's point is right. this happens more o...