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Below pre-attendpandemic levels next year. and americans could start paying more at the grgrocery store. extreme weather is raising prices. california raises 90% of the canned tomatoes but the farmers are struggling to keep up as the drought threatens the crops. also causing the price of flour, suing gar and pinto beans to ri. and coffee producing is slowed because of record drought. wheat has hit its highest price. and floods are causing more problems for supply chains already disrupted because of the pandemic. so watch your grocery bills. and "arthur" is retiring after a 25 year run.

You have the ignition. you don't have the water to put them out. it's a double whammy. that is one thing that we're seeing play out right now. >> and we usually don't see fire conditions like this until mid to late august. so what's happening? why is this happening so early? >> well, you know, we used to talk about a fire season, for example, in california. then a few years ago the worst wildfire, the largest wildfire in california history took place in the middle of the winter. and what it points to is the fact that there is no longer a fire season. we have a perpetual fire season. the entire...

Subcommittee. we see record drought. we see wildfires that are no longer seasonal fires. they're yearly, every day, i mean it is just happening. then we need to get people back to work. that's the importance of the investments we are making now, not only in the infrastructure -- excuse me, in the covid relief packages, those investments, but now in the infrastructure, family investment that we're making long term is just as important. we have to help people. we have to make sure we are addressing the drought. one of the things that i have just introduced yesterday in committee that we just mar...

Mussels along the coast of literally being boiled alive. over 1 billion marine animals are likely to die, according to biologist christopher harley. scientists say these extreme temperatures are a clear sign of climate change, which president biden calls an existential threat to america. >> last week i met with eight governors for a better part of an hour, all from the western states, republicans and democrats. they're facing extreme heat, record drought, and a fire season that threatens to be much longer and more dangerous and more destructive than ever. we can't wait any longer to deal with ...

How our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. this weekend triple-digit temperatures are sweeping the west coast. 33 million people across 11 states are under excessive heat warnings. it is so hot the clams and mussels along the coast of literally being boiled alive. over 1 billion marine animals are likely to die, according to biologist christopher harley. scientists say these extreme temperatures are a clear sign of climate change, which president biden calls an existential threat to america. >> last week i met with eight governors for a better part of an hour, all from t...