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twitter policies but there was one section that didn't receive as much attention as the rest including details about how media organizations and big tech, including former employees of the department of justice, agreed to working in concert to protect joe biden against damaging stories. this all happened at the aspen institute in august 2020. labeled a table top exercise on combating disinformation. it morphed into smothering a perfectly legitimate story. due to new emails given to us by shellenberger -- once we started pulling the thread of which journalists and social media employees were involved we found other past associations that should raise eyebrows. first is nathaniel -- current head of cybersecurity policy at
restaurants were for pickup, so more than half. but unfortunately it's coming with some unintended consequences for restaurants. customers get to store, their pickup orders aren't there or people accidentally take the wrong ones, and so it's a huge hassle for stores. it's frustrating customers. so stores are starting to make some changes. they're putting the pickup orders behind the counter where a worker has to get it or they even may start to introduce pickup locker where is you have your own code and you have to type in a code to pick it up. >> wow. so much for convenience. but at the same time, you want what you paid for. you want your order. all right. nathaniel, thank you so much. happy new year. all right. hell go again, everyone. thanks for joining me. happy new year. i'm fredricka whitfield. it's official. after a grueling 15 rounds of voting, the house of representatives has a new speaker.
saying, they've had enough. >> nuisance for retailers. costly. nathaniel pointed out, and they have to figure what to do with it. resell it? discount it? adding friction to the return process. someone like me hates returns because i'm lazy, this means i probably won't return anything now. >> experience, folks. take someone out to dinner. >> buy them a bat. >> okay. >> i actually think this means some will buy less. you know it's going to be a pain to return it then people will buy fewer things. >> very true. >> all right. both of you, thank you for us. guess who's back? anderson and andy are back for another new year's eve celebration. join them live from times square starting this saturday night 8:00 p.m. eastern right on cnn. don will join as well from, hopefully, a warmer new orleans.
merchandise last year. so stores are saying we've had enough. zara, h&m, they are all starting to charge for free online returns and other companies are shortening their return windows. so stores are saying we've had enough. >> nathaniel, thank you. deadly winter storm leaving thousands of americans without power and many more with their holiday travel plans ruined. the areas hardest hit, ahead on cnn this morning. with a little help. and to support my family's immune health, i choose airborne. unlike some others, it's an 8 in 1 immu support formula. unlike some others, airborne.
they like the lights, they like the sounds, they like the smells. yeah, it's a magicaltime. three teenagers from the kings school in peterborough have organised an event to try to encourage more students from diverse backgrounds to apply to university. it was held at the newly—opened anglia ruskin campus in the city and nadia gyane went along. nathaniel, nathan and tomiwa saw an issue — a lack of students from diverse backgrounds applying to university, and decided to do something about it. we thought it was important that ethnic minorities around peterborough had the opportunity to get into higher education. so, we thought this would be a nice opportunity for people to get a better idea of the application process they need to do, and just give them more of an advantage when applying. so, they invited pupils from different schools across peterborough and got some of their friends and university undergraduates to help run the sessions. when i was in year 12 i think that i would have really appreciated having an event like this,
sweets and head to the chocolates. so companies, these candy makers, are facing higher costs and passing that on to shoppers. not only are prices getting higher but the product size are getting smaller because of shrink inflation. >> if you have a sweet tooth doufl what it takes to get that snickers bar or skittles, whatever your fancy is. nathaniel, good to see you. happy halloween. all right. pretty scary skies on the horizon just in time for halloween. frightening moments, in fact. four people in jackson county, mississippi, no joke, not fun at all, after a tornado touched down yesterday. it was just one of several tornadoes reported in the area. officials in baldwin county, alabama, say at least four tornadoes were spotted there. meteorologist alison chinchar
pretty scary heading into the midterms. >> campaign staffers are always scary. i should note, having been a washingtonian for all my life, that that is what people in washington look like pretty much anyway. so it might not just always be a campaign staffer in that circumstance. it's just about everybody. but as you said, nathaniel, this is -- i mean it's great advertising for spirit halloween. they must be tinkled pink about this. nathaniel, we want to ask what your halloween costume is. you can tell us later. thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. in the meantime, a 5-year-old canadian boy is winning the hearts of hockey fans with his halloween costume. easton odind has an extremely rare genetic condition which makes him unable to walk for the past few years. his dad has built him a special halloween costume for his wheelchair this year. he got an edmonton oilers themed
the countdown is on for our spookiest night or most up if of an evening the biggest fright however this halloween might be the price of your candy. inflation remains stubbornly high, but soaring prices aren't scaring away shoppers. nathaniel joining us right now. this halloween is seeing record spending from costumes to candy? >> right. so we're seeing record spending. americans are expected to spend more than $10.6 billion this halloween. that includes candy, decorations, costumes for the kids, for adult, and for pets. spirit halloween, which is one of the largest halloween stores
around the corner. you may see big changes as you set out to complete your list. good to see you, nathaniel. this is breaking news. on thanksgiving day, a lot of stores will be closed after so many years of being open. why the change now? >> reporter: thanksgiving shopping is becoming a thing of the past. walmart, target, best buy, kohl's, other stores are closing their doors. they used to get a lot of criticism for not given their workers a break. early in the pandemic, they closed as a safety measure, safety precaution. that policy has continued the last couple years, so thanksgiving shopping no more. the retailers are less reliant on big sales days to drive, you know, driving shopping, so they