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cea investigators went to 63 ross stores and 15 burlington than oy area.ms under a wide range of brand names, had lead levels above 300 parts per million, compared to the consumer product safety commission's limit of 100 parts per million for children's items. we >> we absolutely need better regulations at the federal level. lead tremendous impact on our body. it is especially harmful to children. >> if you go to any of the stores in like in the city, you assume that they they're are sao buy. i test my handbag, you know, the handles on my bags. and i touch myt& all kinds of stuff. >> by law, california employers also have an obligation to protectútheir workers from lead. >>úunder cal osha regulations specifically, they have an obligation to be aware of when lead exposures are happening and then to conduct testing of their employees and their environments to make sure those lead exposures are controlled for. >> robert murray is an the calif commerce. he says cal osha just passed new, stricter lead regulations last month that apply to all workplaces, includi

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tratamos de obtener una respuesta por parte de burlington, pero hasta el momento no nos han respondidoidad si consiguen productos que no cumplen con los requisitos, los investigan y toman acciones. el problema? aseguran investigadores de la organización, es que este tipo de tiendas son un medio asequible para muchos. si tengo idea que hay muchos artículos que tienen plomo y sigue viniendo igual, pues sigo viniendo aquí, pero en realidad exactamente no sé qué artículos tienen plomo que no le preguntamos a ross y han quitado de los estantes artículos que contengan plomo, pero hasta el momento no hemos recibido respuesta. no obstante, cuando ellos han sido contactados por aje para reportar productos de su propia marca que tienen el metal, guzmán asegura que han respondido de manera eficaz y retirado los artículos indicados andrés brender telemundo. gracias andrés y nos vamos a una pausa captado en cámara quedó un hombre cuando intentaba entrar a la fuerza a una casa y en este mes de la mujer un grupo de hispanas buscan combatir el cáncer. les vamos a decir cuál es el mensaje que envían. g

los inspectores encontraron estos productos con plomo en 63 tiendas y 15 de burlington.s no producimos accesorios de moda, pero sí mantenemos un estricto nivel de seguridad. si conseguimos productos que no cumplan con estos requisitos, los investigamos y tomamos las acciones necesarias. cerrarán de forma temporal un tramo de la autopista 680. durante este fin de semana, jessica gallegos nos explica exacto dónde y desde cuándo iniciarán las obras de construcción para que usted tome las medidas pertinentes. así es. prepárese porque a partir del 15 de marzo, hasta el lunes 18 estarás cerrada la autopista 6 80, dirección sur en pleasanton desde las 21:00 de la noche del viernes 15 de marzo hasta las 04:00 del siguiente lunes, la autopista 6 80 estará cerrada. estaremos cerrando porciones del 6 80 en las áreas por san ramon, dublin, pleasanton y su norte. el vocero de caltrans explicó que el cierre será entre la autopista interestatal 5 80 y min road, muy cerca de su. en este mapa puede observar el tramo de 8 millas que estará cerrado debido a trabajo en la vía, reemplazando

of the city of burlington itself right there, south burlington.ere tonight. it's not huge, but you expected to be haley, and it's a question of how much she is still waiting on montpelier as well. she still waiting on rutland. those are going to be her big opportunities to pad the lead. the other thing to note, too, this is a winnable state for haley right now, maybe the only winnable one for her tonight. we will see what happens in colorado, may be minnesota. this is winner take all with these delegates unless both candidates finish under 50% of the vote. i wasn't sure that would come into play tonight, but if we start having a race as more votes come in that look like this -- arco rubio's name still on the ballot getting a vote, other names on the ballot getting it pattering of votes. if they both don't get 50, these are divvied up proportionally. you got a call here looks like. >> vermont voters, this is your moment in the sun. we have a poll closing right now in the great date of arkansas. let's go over to the decision desk to see what they ca

visitaron 63 tiendas ross y 15 tiendas burlington en california, incluida mÁs de una docena de tiendas no. >> que realicen el producto, siempre comprÓ en estas tiendas. lo que compromete a salido bien. dayana: el plomo es una sustancia quÍmica tÓxica que puede causar efectos permanentes e irreversibles. la exposiciÓn al plomo puede causar cÁncer o problemas reproductivos si es en exceso. cuentan con polÍticas estrictas en el control de los productos y se algunos no cumplen con los estÁndares se va investigar y se van a tomar medidas de forma inmediata. la empresa no ha hecho comentarios al respecto. le doy un adelanto breve de lo que tendremos a las 11:00. hablamos con el superintendente icÓnico padre de familia sobre el posible cierre de varias escuelas. asÍ nosotros llegamos el final de noticias univisiÓn 14 a las 6:00. tenemos una cita con mÁs informaciÓn a las 11. muy buenas tardes, aquÍ me despido. ilia: comunidad de san antonio lamenta

a health hazard, but environmental health this week announced that discount retail chains ross and burlingtonhat whether they're leather orshoes- they're full leather. right disproportionately have high levels of lead. >> kizzy charles guzman is the chief executive officer of c. e investigators went and 15 burlis across california, includingt& more thanc one dozen in the area. lab tests showedúhundreds of their items under a widet& range ofúbrand names, had lead millionl compared to theert- consumer product safety commission's limit 100 parts per million. for children's items. >> weúabsolutely need safer standards. we absolutely need better regulations at the federal level, you assume that they they're safe, like theirt& products are safe to buy. >> by law, californiaúemployers also have to protect their workers from lead. specifically, they have an obligation to be aware of when lead exposures are happening and then to conduct testing of their employees and their environments. >> robert murray is an attorney with theúcaliforniac chamber of commerce. he says cal osha just passed new, stricter

on the other hand burlington is at its highest level in more than a year after improved inventory levels and higher sales this also came in ahead of estimates from the ceo michael sullivan. burlington shares are up 8%. >> all right, christina, thank you. >>> speaking of the consumer, countdown to costco. analyst standing by with what he's expecting after the break and later how today's tech trade refers to the dock, movement of the 90s. you are watching closing bell cc. meets bold new thinking. >> at morgan stanley old-school hard work meets bold new thinking. at 88 years old we still the world with the wonder of new eyes helping you discover untapped possibilities and relentlessly working with you to make them real. old-school grit, new world ideas, morgan stanley. weathertech has you covered. [bird chirping] [laughing] with our laser—measured cargoliners. no drill mud flaps and floorliners. to secure your phone don't forget the cupfone. order yours today at weathertech.com. you never know when it's gonna be a weathertech day. perfect weather today... they're waiting for you. hey, do yo

what is the trade on burlington? >> i like this stock.ue is this is the poster child or creative destruction. 500 stores over he next five years doing this by buying up the stores from bed bath & beyond. that's what the story is, increasing footprint 50% over the next few years. if they can do it, great, what's happening in the past is they are value oriented people, the clients and customers have been having inflation rise faster than wages. when that flips and wages start rising faster, we will be good to go. this is a great story longer- term. not sure if there is a short- term trade. >> american eagle outfitters off of its fifth positive week in the last six, citigroup with increased demand overall, but especially as the retailer looks to expand gross profit margins, what's the take on american eagle? >> my daughter loves it, the kids and teenagers love the brand, they are making the right moves but i don't like competition this is risky business. as they remodel 15 more stores, look at the last 10 years, the stock is not given too mu

yes i was in burlington airport last night. it was busy. that was because the worlds biggest travel trade fair is taking place. it has tens of thousands of people coming in from across the world. although it is operating today, none of the trains are, or very few are running in germany, and even if you get to an airport your problems are onlyjust beginning because this massive strike across lufthansa through till saturday morning. 0n strike across lufthansa through till saturday morning. on top of that there is security staff at cologne and dusseldorf and frankfurt airports are causing wild —— widespread cancellations. anybody trying to travel to, from, or within germany at the moment is looking pretty shaky. let pretty sha ky. let us pretty shaky. let us focus on cliff why are they such trouble with the unions? partly because the entire aviation world suffered very much during the covid pandemic. things are bouncing back. there is remarkable profits numbers at lufthansa, i billion euros, around $3 billion in profits, very similar to what t

so it'ser ant- drastically lower. >> burlington did, but ross sent us a statement that reads in part to meet applicable product safety and labeling standards. if we learn of allegations that our products are notúin compliance, we investigate and takec prompt action. in oakland, janat& katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news today, labor group held a memorial marking the fourth anniversary of covid shutdowns. >> national group the event thi& silence for the. they say that while some people had the luxury of working remotely, restaurant essential workers and stayed on the job. participants shared stories of friends who died during the pandemic. >> he was always just so excited about what life had brought to him that year. he had been fighting to, he get married to his partner. they were moving in together was going to be able to go back to see hist& family in mexico. sadly, the pandemic hit and he go back. >> a south bayc said he supporte federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. it's currently at $7.25. have higher minimums.g ours,t- >> well, to southern california in los angeles, dozens of driverle

the route will extend 424 miles from glenwood to burlington, iowa, and at end of the ride cyclists cane on the challenge and power their way up snake alley. the ride will take place this■m@ summer from july 21 to july 27. and i look forward to cheering on everyone who will participate in this upcoming adventure. madam speaker, i would like to wish my nephew, andrew mortino, a blessed confirmation. congratulations, andrew, on this milestone. madam speaker, i have introduced this resolution with the entire iowa delegation. this resolution congratulates iowa native caitlin clark on becoming the national collegiate athletic association's division i basketball leading scorer. whereas on march 3, 2024, during a basketball game between the university of iowa hawkeyes and the ohio state university buckeyes, caitlin clark, became the national collegiate athletic association ncaa division i basketball all-time leading scorer. whereas because of clark and the university of iowa hawkeyes women's basketball team, referred to inhis the hawkeyes, women's sports are being covered and talked about at t

a lot of people felt big was on its last legs and burlington, right now, people feel burlington is among ross, burlington, and tjx in terms of close-out. people should recognize burlington, it's really interesting, it's the equivalent of the dollar tree, dollar general of the group. it's long lines, not necessarily -- it's a place you feel like you're getting a bargain. if you have to read through this, you would say the consumer is -- that's where you shop when the consumer is downbeat. >> all those names doing well price wise, the exception would be vsco today. >> just a major miss. bad cadence. people have to recognize, same thing with foot locker yesterday. foot locker was up big because mary dillon said we had a good thanksgiving, and after that, it was downhill. victoria's secret had a few weeks where i don't know what happened, i guess people just didn't go. david, what did happen to victoria's secret? >> you know, i can't discuss it. >> no? >> no. all i know is i always go back to sycamore and the deal they had. wow, would have been the greatest deal and they called it off. then

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so it'st- >> burlington did not respond to our request for comment, but ross sent us a statement thats of the utmost importance. we have policies in place that require our suppliers to meet applicable product safety and labeling standards. if we learn of allegations that our products are not in compliance, we investigate and take prompt action. in oakland, jana >> all right, jana, thank you oo date on measles vaccines before traveling overseas. the cdc says americans who plan to travel overseas should check with your doctor at least six weeks before the trip to make sure you're up to date on measles shots. the measles vaccine was previously recommended at least a month before you traveled. now, that decision to update the guidelines comes as the number of measles outbreaks are growing in chicago and around the world. >> well, tribal leaders are calling an agreement with the city of berkeley one of the most significant land victories. >ñ the berkeley reached a deal with the ohlone tribe to return the former shellmound sitenc its on fourth street in berkeley at the mouth of strawberry c

. >> in burlington they did the nicest job spending $42,000 to put in a shower, a bad, a kitchenette making it a miniature apartment. >> the da says both men had homes of their own, but yet to live -- decided to live in the station, after two years they were reported. both men were fired, caltrain referred the investigation to the da. the station manager was arraigned in san mateo superior court on wednesday pleading not guilty, the other one month from today. >>> as we approach april and national infertility week we are learning about how taxing the journey to parenthood can be. one e. a couple decided to take their fertility journey overseas. and, these parents a that everything they did is totally worth it. >> being a mom is something they always envisioned. until it came time to try. >> she saw something in the ultrasound that she was not expecting. that was some sort of mask inside of my uterus. >> fortunately, the mass was benign, but it did mean janice's vision would change. >> i cried and i wept because i was bracing for the journey i was about to embark on. >> at least three

>> you are going to see strong numbers out of ras and burlington. the two of prices.ecialty space, we are focused on abercrombie later this week. that is a company that has done really nice job expanding that total addressable market as well. i think that again, what we are focused on are these best in class brands. you've seen it with birkenstock, you are going to see it with continued results out of those brands that the consumer is coming out to with organic traffic. >> what is the story with the gap? you upgraded to neutral on 2:26. that means the you're kind of like, whatever. >> marginal self help. to me, destabilizing old navy, you stabilize the gap. that's 80% of sales. now you have 150 million in cost savings. on top of, that you have the product cost savings with the entire space facing. i think the one other thing that i would like to say here, you have a near term inflection, meaning that our economists are saying 38 billion in wealth effect here. the s&p, that is 75% higher than it was in 2019. you have the low income consumers now cycling the food stamp

. >> particularly the one in burlington stated the nicest job on that, they spent $42,000 to put in awer, a bed, a kitchenette, and basically made it a mini apartment. >> reporter: the da's office declined to share photos of the two apartments. both men had apartments of their own, yet worden lived in millbrae station in 2020. he was eventually discovered in an inspection and probably fired. according to the da's office, navarro allegedly renovated and occupied the early game station 2019-2022, when an anonymous caller tipped off caltrain. the transportation agency then reported the matter to the da's office, which began investigating last may. the two men are accused of working together on the illegal homes. ward have hired contractors to do the remodel sent navarro approved the expenses. the invoices were small enough not to raise alarms, according to the da. >> because mr. navarro was in management of caltrain, and their rules were that any invoice under 3000 is not require higher approval, mr. navarro could approve it. >> reporter: the contractor was a rated superior court when th

he has his troops, the burlington and border town. and then one of his subordinates was a gentleman named colonel johann rawl, who commanded a brigade trenton proper. as the hessians settled into their winter quarters. washington began to gather what forces he could while seeking intelligence to an important stroke against the enemy in washington knew again he had to seize the initiative. otherwise the war may be lost. but he had three preconditions he wanted to meet before he could act. the first was that consolidation of forces. and not only did he have the associated z marines come upriver from philadelphia, which is down here in the bottom of the map. but he also assigned is continental forces under general charles lee and horatio gates to come down from new york and join him and fill in pennsylvania. he also needed favorable on the ground and he accomplished this through conducting several harassment raids to where the hessian forces down in the area and the marines participated did in several of these raids. and the third thing

one of the state's voting on super tuesday, cnn's eva mckend is in south burlington. were nikki haley's holding a rally this afternoon. so eva is haley giving any signs at this may be the end of the road for her mano. she is >> continuing to keep up the fight here with more than a dozen states up for grabs on super tuesday, she's busy crisscrossing the state the country, rather continuing to campaign. she'll be here in vermont later this afternoon. and really key to her argument is electability she continues to argue that in a general election, she would be more competitive against president biden, then former president donald trump. she's citing that new york times poll that just came out that has her beating biden in november by ten points. but you know, i was just with her in michigan and i asked her which state he thought that she could outright win and she did not give me a definitive response still, she says that republican primary voters that they deserve a real choice and that they should not be a coronation. let's listen >> i've always said this needs to be c

. >> particularly the one in burlington stated the nicest job on that, they spent $42,000 to put in a shower, a bed, a kitchenette, and basically made it a mini apartment. >> reporter: the da's office declined to share photos of the two apartments. both men had apartments of their own, yet worden lived in millbrae station in 2020. he was eventually discovered in an inspection and probably fired. according to the da's office, navarro allegedly renovated and occupied the early game station 2019-2022, when an anonymous caller tipped off caltrain. the transportation agency then reported the matter to the da's office, which began investigating last may. the two men are accused of working together on the illegal homes. ward have hired contractors to do the remodel sent navarro approved the expenses. the invoices were small enough not to raise alarms, according to the da. >> because mr. navarro was in management of caltrain, and their rules were that any invoice under 3000 is not require higher approval, mr. navarro could approve it. >> reporter: the contractor was a rated superior court whe

bringing our side hassan, he's a democratic political strategist, you know, and he joins us now from burlington ends. i'm on our side as we've been talking about huge concerns ahead of the state of the union. about bivens age. we saw a fuse, stumbled. did he manage to sound sufficiently useful? he was always a trying to sound very energetic. is really was very gentle. he was vigorous, he was vibrant. some of the complaints i'd seen from republican pundents said that he was talking too fast and to buy bread. and i think if you're doing something right, i suppose a people are going to bass late with contradictory criticisms like this. if you look at the substance of what buying was saying, he not only laid out a number of policy positions, really not a very clear contrast. and if biden is going to win for this general election, that is exactly the voters the to see. you've got a number of voters on the democratic side who are going to be provided no matter why a number on the trump side. you go for treatment or what the rest need to see that there's a difference between the 2 candidates. and that

in killeen, texas, a room that typically costs about $100 a night will run you more than $860 in burlingtont will cost nearly $1,400 for a room that typically goes for 106. >> we have people from as far away as london, england, that are that are coming to franklin county. >> many insist the out of this world costs are worth it to witness the last total eclipse in the u.s. for more than 20 years. >> i don't know if there are words to describe the excitement i have. if the number went to 100, i'm probably at like 500. >> despite the high demand, it's not too late to book a flight or hotel and don't forget your eclipse glasses. >> i need to get some of those for me and the kids. and mike coming up. why you should wear shoes at home. the warning from doctors, plus beyonce's new doctors, plus beyonce's new album overnight sparking a no one wants to be my friend. if i told someone, it would only get worse. i'm scared to be alone. scared for what's waiting for me around every corner. i can't stand up for myself. these are the stories of kids that were bullied. 1 in 5 have experienced this in schoo

out the radar, it is smothered and covered from portland, maine, back through pittsburgh, buffalo, burlingtonwell. there i do see the squeeze play. the heaviest rumbling now up the garden state parkway in through long island and getting a tap from the atlantic and tropical here, hence the heavy downpours. and watch as the bright colors move up from new england and that's where the heaviest will be and it does end around daybreak, but boston, i think, will still be a mess for the morning commute. we've got another one right behind this over the wee between those two, 2 to 4, maybe 5 inches of rain in the northeast. and a severe weather threat with the next one tomorrow and friday from dallas to new orleans back to mobile. tornados and damaging winds possible here in the northeast and upwards of an entire month's worth of rain through sunday. david? >> david: we'll be watching it right here with you. rob marciano leading us off tonight. thank you. >>> we also, as i mentioned, have breaking news. this verdict in the "rust" jury trial. the armorer, hanna gutierrez, charged, and the jury finding h

we're going to begin with senator bernie sanders from burlington, vermont.ood morning to you, senator. >> good morning. >> you have long been a critic of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the other night president biden was heard on a hot mic after the state of the union address saying he has to have a come to jesus talk with netanyahu about letting humanitarian aid in to gaza. have you spoken to presidnt biden about whether he's had this conversation? if he hasn't, what is he waiting for? if he already had it, has it made any difference? >> i've spoken to people very high up in this administration. here's the bottom line, margaret. what we are seeing in gaza today is literally an unprecedented crisis. it's not just that 30,000 people, two-thirds of them are women and children, have already been killed. we are looking at the possibility of hundreds of thousands of children starving to death. the united states of america cannot be complicit in is mass slaughter of children, so it is one thing to talk to netanyahu, to pressure netanyahu, but here is

we're going to begin with senator bernie sanders from burlington, vermont.d morning to you, senator. >> good morning. >> you have long been a critic of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. te other night president biden was heard on a hot mic after the state of the union address saying he has to have a come to jesus talk with netanyahu about letting humanitarian aid in to gaza. have you spoken to president biden about whether he's had this conversation? if he hasn't, what is he waiting for? if he already had it, has it made any difference? >> i've spoken to people very high up in this administration. here's the bottom line, margaret. what we are seeing in gaza today is literally an unprecedented crisis. it's not just that 30,000 people, two-thirds of them are women and children, have already been killed. we are looking at the possibility of hundreds of thousands of children starving to death. the united states of america cannot be complicit in this mass slaughter of children, so it is one thing to talk to netanyahu, to pressure netanyahu, but here is

además, si compra artículos en burlington, tenemos una advertencia sobre una sustancia tóxica en encontradaanual, número 40, que contó con la participación de cientos residentes y visitantes, y el evento inició con una carrera de 3 millas que se inició muy temprano. por la mañana. tuvieron que madrugar, pero qué buena forma de celebrar! nos vemos a las 11. gracias por acompañarnos. imagina. esta tarde noticias telemundo sigue causando controversia. los comentarios de donald trump sobre los inmigrantes indocumentados aseguran que no son personas mientras biden se burla de la edad y aptitud mental de su contrincante republicano, comienzan los desalojos de migrantes de los refugios en chicago, luego que la ciudad limitara el tiempo que se pueden quedar en los albergues. legisladores republicanos le piden

yes i was in burlington airport last night. it was busy.oming in from across the world. although it is operating today, none of the trains are, or very few are running in germany, and even if you get to an airport your problems are onlyjust beginning because this massive strike across lufthansa through

he has his troops, the burlington and border town.l johann rawl, who commanded a brigade trenton proper. as the hessians settled into their winter quarters. washington began to gather what forces he could while seeking intelligence to an important stroke against the enemy in washington knew again he had to seize the initiative. otherwise the war may be lost. but hens he wanted to meet before he could act. the first was that consolidation of forces. and not only did he have the associated z marines come philadelphia, which is down here in the bottom of the map. but he also assigned is continental forces under general charles lee and horatio gates to come down from new york and join him and fill in pennsylvania. he also needed favorable on the ground and he accomplished this through conducting several harassment raids to where the hessian forces down in the area d participated did in several of these raids. and the third thing he needed to do was to the enemy, make a mistake that he could. and thatd when militia forces under general put

been in the senate for how much years and mayor of burlington, vermont and then in the house and honeymoonet union and never came back. what has he done? >> never a real job and always a government employee. stuart: i think he once had a post-office name. i do believe he did that. >> there was a post office. stuart: eternal shame of the united states senate that the chair of the senate budget committee is a socialist. that's appalling thing. >> after the cold war we put that ideology to bed but lingers on like a zombie. stuart: 82-year-old brings it back home. lauren: he honeymooned in russia? stuart: no the soviet. lauren: the good old days. stuart: he's on tape talking about how wonderful the moscow melt row system is and nothing wrong with their control. >> these ideas continue to linger on and never die. maybe today but not yet. stuart: thank you, john. >> thanks for having me. stuart: alabama's legislature passed a ban on state funding of diversity, equity and inclusion problems at public universities. i like the sound. tell me more, ashley. ashley: well, the alabama measure bans stat

detroit 20. 31 in new york and boston, 22 in burlington. with the winds, it feels colder. more snow in the forecast on this second day of spring for northern plains and the upper midwest. we have cold air sinking in from canada, high pressure reinforcing that shot of cold air and several rounds of snow. not just like flurries, talking about accumulating snow for northern plains and toward upper midwest. some areas could get eight to 12 inches with some spots upward of a foot. we'll be dealing with a storm system moving into the northeast over the weekend, combined storm with that low pressure moving in from the northern plains and we have another area of low pressure from the south bringing a very wet and snowy weekend for some. if you are traveling, just make sure you're staying ahead of it. >> todd: happy spring, everybody. >> janice: groundhog was right for a couple weeks, we forgive you punxsutawney phil. >> carley: capitol hill looked like a clown show. >> what is the crime, sir? >> specifically. >> i answered the question, rico, you are not familiar with. >> rico is

those are the number of brands that fit within that are tjx and ross and burlington are all performingl. the department stores have had a tougher game. you will see changes going on. a number of brands in the middle, the department stores, are creative in what they are doing. i think change is what they need to be doing. >> i want to come back to the report. restaurants were up 6% year over year. over the last couple months, we have seen more people go to the experience as opposed to physical things. where is the consumer right now? credit cards are at historic highs with the rates and amount owed. where is the consumer and how important is it for the consumer to see the rate cuts? >> i think the consumer is stretched. experiences still matter. during the pandemic, people were stuck at home. they still are in the mode where they want to get out and travel. the luxury consumer is very much still experiencing restaurants and traveling. you see it in trying to get a reservation in new york city which is tough. i think the consumer is feeling a pinch, but it varies by segment. the high-end

nikki haley campaigning in burlington, vermont yesterday.t's clear, polls show she's the gop's best chance at winning joe biden in head to head matchup in november.d- she'tos sporting recent pre endorsements from alaska senato lisa murkowski and maine senaton susas n collins and she hasn't n a state yet and as of now she's not committing to supporting the gop nominee.o take asu listen. >> i think i will make whatever decision i want to make butso that's not something that i'm thinking about.rm >> as for former president hemp campaigned in richmond, virginia, she's been sweeping the primary, winning every state and urging voters do not get complacent.wa he wantss knockout blow against haley tuesday night and mixing i up nikki haley's name and nancy pelosi on purpose. take a listen.g li i purposely mix up burt with nancy pelosi, they are interchangeable in my mind. and except i have to say -- i have to say, i shouldn't say about this a semirepublican but i think pelosi is probably a i little bit smarter actually. >> as of sunday night here isa

this is a video of nikki haley in burlington, vermont earlier this afternoon where she held a campaigncontinues to maintain the polls show she is gop best shot to be joe biden in november. she picked up recent endorsements from alaska senator lisa murkowski in maine senator susan collins but she is not one estate in this primary yet. super tuesday could beat make a break for her it on meet the press today she was asked if she was support the eventual republican nominee, take a listen. >> i will make what decision i want to make but that is not something i'm thinking about we are going to continue to up to vermont, maine, all the states and go and show people there is a path forward. i do not look at what is. i look at how do we continue the conversation? >> video former president trump in richmond, virginia last night hosting his own campaign event he has won every single state in this primary sweeping every single state he is racking up the delegates. he feels super tuesday could be a knockout blow to haley's campaign if his supporters show up and he is responding to criticism he woul

then he was elected to the burlington city council and from there he became mayor.u.s. house representative. then he became senator. this guy has never worked in the private secr, never had a real job. i found it rich that he is supporting this kind of a program that's controversial. host: overall? caller: i think that it's nuts. you can't shrink someone's workweek and expect them to produce the same amount that they would have under a 40 hour week. that means that people are going to have to -- companies will have to hire extra people. that's going to add to their cost. i think it's crazy to expect employers to pay employees a full salary for 32 hours work. based on a 40 hour week. that is just not feasible. host: marty is next in the louisiana on the line for others. caller: good morning. good morning. i am a bus operator, but i did work in the aerospace industry at a mission site in northwestern louisiana. we switched to a 10 hour four day work week. the whole factory, everyone, enjoyed it. it gave time for downtime for maintenance of that they could prepare all

. >> a burlington woman is facing charges after police say she set fire to a porch. 46-year-old michelleoung was standing on the porch. young is charged with reckless use of fire and possession of drug paraphernalia. >> jimmy: maybe she should be vice president with trump. [ laughter ] speaking of crazy photos, have have you seen the weird jesus pictures, ai jesus making the rounds on facebook? it's like a big thing. this is a sampling. here's jesus in a helicopter. saving another jesus? i don't know. this is of a sand castle. a little girl at the beach. here we have jesus as a shrimp. for whatever reason, a lot of the images have jesus with airplanes. this is an army of jesus and creepy male flight attendants. this one is jesus working as a flight attendant for spirit. this is jesus saving a woman in some kind of river of diarrhea, i don't know what's going on there. and no lord and savior buffet would be complete without -- crab jesus. [ laughter ] the crustacean christ. obviously, there is no such thing as "crab jesus." i was in vacation bible school. i feel like i'd remember a crab j

so we're not saying anything the three biggest population centers are right here, burlington, south burlington, and s6 right around burlington, vermont, here along the lake. then you come down here, you rutland is another one, montpellier down here, but we have nothing from the major population centers yet, so we need to wait on vermont. if you look at it right now, 461 votes, so 52 to 45. if you round it looks like a healthy lead, but we need to wait on votes. the reason we're looking at it, again, if you come out to the full map, i don't want to distort the conversation. donald trump is on a path to the republican nomination. the question is, can nikki haley make a statement by picking up a win tonight or at least by picking up more delegates. this is where we are, jake you don't need to say a word. i mean, you just the numbers speak for themselves and the colors on the maps speak for themselves. when you look at how donald trump is doing not only tonight, but cumulatively across the republican primaries, but you're looking at vermont just to see if nikki haley can make any kind of a stateme

the margin of error which was to have points i think a lot of this money of nikki had a inversely in burlingtonoday and she said is the polls show, she is the gop's best chance at beating joe biden to head-to-head match up in november injury is pretty recent endorsement from alaska senator lisa murkowski in maine senator susan collins some of his as i want to stay yet and she knows she has to deliver on super tuesday as of now, she's not committing to supporting the gop nominees listen. >> living will make would decision to make that is something that i'm thinking about. >> as for former president donald trump, the campaign last night in richmond virginia and is been sweeping this primary when he every state racking up analogous, and is urging his voters do not get complacently was a knockout blow is highly on tuesday night and he said, he has been mixing up in kelly's name nancy pelosi name, on purpose and take a listen. trump: i purposely makes up by getting like, birdbrain you know you know who that is nikki, with nancy pelosi and weatherman because were interchangeable and my mind and excep

this is video of an nikki haley in burlington, vermont holding a campaign rally she says the polls showst shot republicans have two beat joe biden head to head in november she is touting recent endorsement from alaska senator lisa murkowski and maine senator susan collins. she has not won a state yet. but, she knows she has to perform in super tuesday could be make or break for her campaign. earlier today she expressed concerns she feels trump might not be running for the country, the party or the people but instead for himself. ♪ >> for four years i don't need r years or two years or one year i could do almost everything in less than a year. anything that needs eight years you do not want them to be your president. you don't want them to be your president. >> wrong the soundbite that was donald trump responding to critics who say he would not be able to serve eight years in office if he were to win a second term in the white house. you can take a look at video of him from earlier today he had in the event in richmond, virginia that is where he said he sweeping the primary so far as win

. >> ginger: so many four on snow and burlington more than 3 feet below average.le of storms we are watching go through. the second one we impact the twin cities, tomorrow morning and it will be a rough commute especially parts of the great lakes. we will explain here and it will blow through winter weather advisories north dakota to all the way to southern wisconsin and northern illinois. and thin it will mix with another system. it will be mostly rain from the washington coast to d.c. to baltimore, connecticut, rhode island. this is where we are way above average, like a half foot plus, providence, andhis will end up with the highest risk for flash flooding on saturday comes in the afternoon, evening as this blows through all the way along i-95. >> robin: we will keep an eye on that, right, ginger, thank you. now, a new warning about the way criminals try to steal your money. it is called jugging. the police say the risk of going up during tax season. will is back to explain what it is and how you can protect yourself, good morning, will. >> will: jugging lie in

what we really do expect to see is discount, showing some same-store sales gains like burlington expectedgains of as much as 11%, costco also expected to do well, while we see kroeger, target starting to see a little bit more declines. frankly, what we've seen the last couple of quarters has been a lot of confusion around this space. how is the consumer doing? because many of these retail names have consistently outperformed. so i think the jury is out. we see a weakens consumer overall, that's the expectation from analysts. but just how weak are we going to see? katie: hopefully we'll get some clarity this week. on the retailers, outside of earnings, we have to talk about macy's. shares are absolutely flying today, currently up more than 15%, after the offer was upped over the weekend. is this a bid that actually the company would consider? simone: citi says it has to consider this a little bit more seriously. not just because the offer is higher, the price is better, but because these investors offering a little bit more guidance about exactly how they're going to pay for it. fortress,

the margin of error which was to have points i think a lot of this money of nikki had a inversely in burlington earlier today and she said is the polls show, she is the gop's best chance at beating joe biden to head-to-head match up in november injury is pretty recent endorsement from alaska senator lisa murkowski in maine senator susan collins some of his as i want to stay yet and she knows she has to deliver on super tuesday as of now, she's not committing to supporting the gop nominees listen. >> living will make would decision to make that is something that i'm thinking about. >> as for former president donald trump, the campaign last night in richmond virginia and is been sweeping this primary when he every state racking up analogous, and is urging his voters do not get complacently was a knockout blow is highly on tuesday night and he said, he has been mixing up in kelly's name nancy pelosi name, on purpose and take a listen. trump: i purposely makes up by getting like, birdbrain you know you know who that is nikki, with nancy pelosi and weatherman because were interchangeable and my mind

in burlington, vermont, nikki haley hosting an event there as she continues to hit the new england arealls show she is the gop's best chance to beat joe biden this november. she points out she's been endorsed by alaska senator and maine's senator in recent days and reacted to a report from politico that the trump campaign is threatening gop lobbyists in d.c. that if they don't vote in the primary, they're going to cut off access to trump if he's reelected. take a listen. >> we have a massive crowd in d.c., and all of a sudden after that he tweets and he says anybody that supports her, anybody that helps her in d.c. will not have access to me. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] you can't threaten people. >> reporter: meanwhile, former e president trump if richmond p virginia, last night if at one of his rallies. look, he is sweeping every single state in this primary if so far racking up the delegates, and he considers super tuesday to be a potential knockout blow for the haley campaign which would allow him to pivot to joe biden and the general election. take a listen. >> with your he