Mary, how does the man?

We believe that all men are created.

To the magnificent mosaic that is America.

From radio beacon to radio beacon.

I have a dream to be.

Change has come to America.

Believe me.

Help is on the way.

Knock, knock. Who's there?

It's a pigment of your imagination.

Randy Rootshow.

Turn up your mind.

Ready?

A proposed mega merger between two of America's largest supermarket chains has been blocked by the courts.

Kroger had agreed to buy Albertsons for around $25 billion,

but a pair of judges blocked the plan yesterday. And this morning, Albertson says the deal is

dead. It's off, accusing Kroger of failing to overcome government objections. Money Watch correspondent,

Kelly O'Grady is with us now. Kelly, what happened here? Well, good morning to you. So, look, we all care about our grocery prices, right?

Grober and Albertsons argued the proposed deal, which would have been the largest supermarket merger in history, is good for consumers.

Now, the two companies promised to pay for price cuts through expected cost savings.

They also argued it would expand customer choice by better equipping their stores to compete

with giants like Walmart, Costco, Amazon. But a federal judge in Oregon chose to temporarily

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