. >> so they do guide ahead on q2 ebitda >> we'll bring up marriott the marriott numbers are great uber numbers are great. >> mgm. >> mgm is great. people are going places and doing things the one thing they're not doing is shopping. the shopping numbers are not so great. you look at what's going on with the community banks. i don't know how long car sales can hold up. a lot of the loans for cars are from the local banks. >> 90% of all autos are financed >> look, i saw a lot of companies that didn't need debt borrow because maybe they think the market is going to close i'm worried about that >> we'll get to a lot of the travel names as well as industrials, dupont, itw is out today. we'll talk about the impact of ai chegg getting punished as the shares plummet fierce by hollywood writers. mixed action in futures. rfsdaq among the best peorming we'll talk more about that when "squawk on the street" continues. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the

so, if you look at marriott, we talked about marriott earlier, for a five-year perspective, choice hotelsis one tenth the size of marriott. this is $6 billion market cap company. we have seen upgrade and downgrades i think it makes sense that this is going to move higher here, but you to understand, of the 628,000 rooms that it owns in compared or in conraftrast to or rooms, it is a lower end brand i'm not afraid to stay at a comfort inn. you'll see continued robust travel and that will put wind in the sails here. >> we'll also talk to him about the income distribution. how are people doing last june, interestingly, because gasoline prices were so high, you really saw that pinch, the lower distribution income spectrum prices are lower, not way down, but job growth is slowing too. interesting to hear what he says about that dynamic. >> for sure. you have to understand it has been an elongated reopening. people are talking about where they're going to spend the money in the face of this high inflation, which is coming down, they're talking about taking trips, that's why i think you'll see a

the hotel company is hilton and marriott. love this.ause the expensive part of running a hotel is the housekeeping and the food service room your employees. so they're kind of liking what they're setting up extended stay hotel rooms, extended, stay options are booking up faster than hotel rooms. 63% vacancy or 63% use on hotels. 75% use extended stay hotels. you know, obviously to give up something hotel companies like hilton and marriott will say $8200 for a less hotel like service and more home-like service. they're going to stockings with 4 for traders and stoles and pots and pans. so i like the options when it comes down and a lot like you, i would prefer for like an air bnb for each time with my for what i would for a hotel room would have give a speech or that's the sea church explaining when you have kids. >> you want to all fit in one room, not for fortune. and then it. so i'm glad hotels are kind of i offer a more of a kitchen, a sweet or something like that. i knew you have an opinion on the start. menu. will travel with or wi

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. >>> banquet workers at san francisco's marriott marquee have won a $9 million lawsuit. a judge says the hotel kept money customers should have reasonably thought were tips for staff. that ruling is the first of its type in california. the hotel had called it a service charge, but workers say they didn't see any of the money. >> they know that customers will pay these charges because they think they're tips for the wait staff. they won't push back on them because they think it's the tip. then the hotel takes a piece of it. some hotels take the whole thing and pay the workers an hourly rate, but then the hotel pockets the service charge. >> marriott so far not commenting on the lawsuit. it's not clear if it's going to appeal. >>> turning now to our state capitol where governor gavin newsom is delivering a speech at the california peace officers memorial. it is dedicated to the more than 1,500 peace officers who have fallen in the line of duty. the governor is also expected to deliver remarks tomorrow at the ceremony to honor fallen chp officers. these events are all ahead

marriott declined to comment and could appeal. nearly formed union at a trader joe's in oakland has been certified by the national labor relations board. employees at the rockridge store on college avenue voted last month to become the first trader joe's in california to unionize and the fourth in the nation. one argaining table for better pay benefits and working conditions. at 11. redwood city police held a public meeting tonight on their use of military style equipment . they outlined four deployments of drones and other equipment, including a hostage situation and two stolen vehicle cases. the department says it's also requesting permission to partner with the ports of redwood city to share the use of an armored rescue vehicle. police officials said it would not be used for incidents such as protests and demonstrations. i can't envision a scenario. where we would roll out in armored rescue vehicle in response to some sort of protest demonstration or something. the right tool doesn't really provide a whole lot of extra value. t

i think we've all seen this, not judging marriott, although the judge did.o a restaurant i'm not going to go to anymore where there's a 20% service charge, you think it's a tip and then you find out from the waiter later it's not, and that's not fair. >> where does the money go? >> exactly. the restaurant itself is keeping it. >>> trending, many actors and actresses did not attend the mtv awards last night showing support to the writers guild of america. the writers currently on strike over pay and protections from streaming services. on friday the host of this year's awards, drew barrymore, announced she would step down as host. the organizers elected to air a pre-taped special of the awards instead of a live broadcast. scream vi won for best movie, the last of us won best show, tom cruise received recognition for best performance in a movie for top gun and jen ortega won for best performance in a show for wednesday. >>> swifties have one more reason to get excited. ♪♪ ♪ you are the best thing ♪ ♪ that's ever been mine ♪ >> country roots there. that's the s

semiconductor, marriott on that list. analog devices. i know some of them.r treasury yield, where are we this morning? around three and a half%, 355 is where we are. the price of gold just around little shy of $2000, 1994. it quenches over 28000 earlier, it's still there. oil $74. gas around $2, 223 and the average price for a gallon of regular on the downside, 359 is the price down to sense. for california to play -- paying an average of 486. coming up, do you remember gas from president biden? >> we will seize luxury homes and putin's -- yeah. kleptocracy. >> repeat the line. stuart: nikki haley says it's time for competency tests for politicians. treasury secretary yellen said the u.s. could hit the debt ceiling by june 1. sooner than expected. how many times has very larry kudlow seen this? happens every year. larry is next. ♪ the dow is now down 137 points. the nasdaq is down 40 and s&p 60. reading this morning. president biden says we are in the strongest economic recovery on record. his words. edward lawrence had the white house. you voters see it tha

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i like gm and marriott i like crossbow as it relates to marriott and what i see as a profitable fee businessavelers, that could be positive. mgm, competitive market, performed well that's the exposure we have. >> liz, how are you thinking about consumer related stocks? >> i think we are slowly getting messages from companies that the consumer slowed down and pulled back you add that on top of we know credit card debt increased monumentally since the end of last year, and now you are seeing duh ldelinquencies stretc out. it's difficult for companies to keep up from an inventory standpoint we heard about that earlier in the year and i think we will continue to hear about that as the year goes on >> in terms of performance by sectors, it's, like, one of the best stories not told enough in terms of discretionary stocks this year. it's all tech all the time, all comp services all the time >> amazon and tesla are a big contributor to that. go underneath the surface in this sector is what is remarkable is the performance of homebuilders, they are near all-time highs >> it's the divergence between t

. >> not a software move from you but let's pivot to your move which is marriott. >> marriott had a great quarter. we got the numbers this week revenue up 3%. eps really strong print there. it's up 17% year to date trading at 21 times forward. this is trading at 60 times forward. internationally up 60% i think this is one where cross border travel is an opportunity and they will continue to benefit. >> this is an add to not a buy new. >> absolutely. >> mike nti saolis next with his "midday word." nt experience? listening more than talking, and a personalized plan ♪ to guide you through a changing world. ♪ ♪♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 miracle now, and book your free hearing evaluation. >>> we're back let's get to senior markets commentato

we missed you this morning glad to talk to you right now but, hey, i had a quick question on marriott with the travel industry being so bullish in margin increase, do you think it's a buy here? >> this stock down $4, i like very much, thank you for being a member of the club it's a last bastion doing well because travel is doing well i also like the cruise ships but this one is a good one i would stay long, marriott. the simple truth is that in the absence of actual numbers being cut, maybe the market is saying nobody cares about the debt ceiling after all? at least for today on "mad" my stance on apple, what should do within apple supplier like skyward solutions? i'm checking in with the ceo then i'm always on the hunt for the next big bull market what sector could set itself up for a major rung i'll reveal it and you'll like it a host of questionable market headwinds could a utility like this be a way to get defensive and get growth i'm talking to the company's top brass. so stay with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a quest

banquet workers at san francisco's marriott marquee have won a $9 million judgment after a judge saidel kept money customers should have reasonably thought were tips for the staff. it's the first of its kind in california. the hotel called it a service charge, but workers said they didn't see the money. i spoke with a lawyer in the case alongside one of her clients. >> they know that customers will pay these charges because they think they're tips for the wait staff. they won't push back because they think it's the tip. and then the hotel takes a piece of it, and some hotels take the whole thing and pay the workers an hourly rate, but then the hotel pockets the service charge. >> now, marriott said it had no further comment. it's not clear if it's going to appeal. i've run into this, i think you have, too, just on a restaurant personal level. there's this idea that you can add in the service charge of 20%, maybe you don't even see it, and then the tip to the waiter -- or you do see it and assume that is for the waiter or waitress, and you don't tip anything. >> you've got to look care

ford, mare marriott -- marriott, southwest all keeping prices higher by lowering the volume of their sales. so when it's katie bar the door with their spending and inflation, people and companies follow that and hike prices. more countries, doug -- russia, iran, brazil, argentina -- turning away from the u.s. dollar towards china's currency. even the president of france, macron, he's a u.s. ally, he's saying that europe should cut its dependence on the greenback. i mean, is this white house taking notice of how they're slamming king dollar? >> no, evidently not. and let me just say two things. number one, last time i checked the white house, regardless of its occupant, was instrumental in getting bipartisan legislation done, and this is a bill that will have to raise the debt ceiling by going through the house and the senate, getting 60 votes in the senate which means bipartisan, and they haven't lifted a finger on the legislative front. so, you know, regular order is take the house-passed bill, take it up in the senate, amend it as you see fit, why isn't that happening? that's somet

attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that or county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like kim kardashian. instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into went right into her bloodstream is ultimately caused pulmonary embolism. >> causing her death. >> according to wag staff, the injections were given by vivian gomez who was arrested at a florida airport just hours after the kim k look alikes death. the 50 year-old has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license that cause death. >> it's very dangerous and it's not approved by the fda and she's not even if it were. she's not licensed to do it. she's she's a cosmetologist, an licensed cosmetologist. shouldn't be using needles to inject drugs into. but how many other people she's done this with other than there's a web site is, you we don't know. >> gomez waived extradition in florida and is scheduled to appear monday before san mateo county judge was

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they met in a hotel room, san francisco airport marriott, then gomez administered silicone injections, she had a bad reaction and died a few days later. gomez caught a flight back to florida and was arrested at the airport there. >> one should never allow anyone to inject anything into their body that's not medically approved. think about it, hotel room at the airport? common sense was lost in this case and a life because of it. >> gomez is facing accounts of manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license. >>> b.a.r.t. has settled a $4.4 million lawsuit for the police shooting of a 17-year-old suspect three years ago. investigative reporter has obtained the exclusive body cam footage that may explain why they're paying the money to a young man who was disabled. this is graphic. >> i do think about it a lot, every day. because it changed my life. >> reporter: cyrus green said he was different in 2020, 17 when b.a.r.t. confronted him. he admits he was armed and on juvenile probation for a gun and theft case, but he said he was running away and didn't pose a threat at the time th

banquet workers at marriott marquis have won a $9 million lawsuit.bly thought were tips for the staff. the ruling is the first of its type in california. the hotel was billing guests, customers, for a service charge. the workers, the ones providing the service, say they never saw the money. >> they know customers will pay these charges because they think they are tips for the wait staff. they won't push back on them because they think it's the tip. then the hotel takes a piece of it. some hotels take the whole thing and pay the workers an hourly rate. then the hotel pockets the service charge. >> marriott has not commented on the lawsuit. it is not clear if it's going to appeal. >>> here is a story we are watching launching a crisis response team. they will operate all hours every day. it's staffed by experts outside the police force. it is named after a local man who suffered from mental health problems and died in a struggle with police officers. >>> a member of our morning team is back with us after some well-deserved maternity leave. ginger welco

attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that gore county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like. >> kim kardashian instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into our went right into her bloodstream. it ultimately cause j a pulmonary embolism causing her death. according to wag staff, the injections were given by vivian gomez who was arrested at a florida airport just hours after the kim k look alikes death. the 50 year-old has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license that cause death. it's very dangerous it's not approved by the fda and she's not even if it were. she's not licensed to do it. she's she's a cosmetologist, an licensed cosmetologist. >> shouldn't be using needles to inject drugs into. but how many other people she's done this with other than there's a web site is, you we don't know. >> gomez waived extradition in florida and is scheduled to appear monday before san mateo county judge cou

. >>> workers at marriott marquis have won a $9 million lawsuit.ing the first of its type in california. the hotel had a -- called it a service charge but workers say they never saw the money. >> they know that customers will pay these charges because they think they are tipping the wait staff. they won't push back on them because they think it's the tip. then the hotel takes a piece of it. some hotels take the whole thing and pay the workers an hourly rate that then the hotel pockets the service charge. >> the hotel hasn't commented on the lawsuit and it's not clear if they are going to appeal. >>> up next back live down to la. we will check in with anthony flores and the warriors locker room. >>> and another interesting twist regarding the a's and the city of las vegas. this is a live look at the this is a live look at the crypto.com center in la. when there's no defense, attacking gets much easier. don't let thatat happen to your r teeth. new w pronamel a active shied prprovides two times strtrongr enamel defense, and 24 hour cavity protection,

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marriott, norwegian had good things to same then you had hershey talking about, we're seeing tradedowns to lower price points the comments we had just recently out of walmart's investor day when you're looking at the consumer in general, how are you sizing it up as we know recession could very well be right around the corner? and an inflation still remains high. >> i think a tradedown will continue, and walmart's issues are more related to performance -- it's crowded long guy's right, the valuation is not difficult. you think about their grocery business, there is some relief in the pipeline of grocery business those retailers that have had pricing power are really the ones that have outperformed, and i don't know that they're going to have the same pricing power over the next couple of years. home depot versus lowe's, that's something people looked at home depot underperformed lowe's so i agree with what guy said on that that's how i'm thinking about the consumer at this time trends of last year the trends of next year, frankly. but i think there are places to get more aggressive, and

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attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that gore county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like kim kardashian. instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into went right into her bloodstream is ultimately caused pulmonary embolism, causing her death. >> according to wag staff, the injections were given by vivian gomez who was arrested at a florida airport just hours after the kim k look alikes death. the 50 year-old has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license that cause death. >> it's very dangerous and it's not approved by the fda and she's not even if it were. she's not licensed to do it. she's she's a cosmetologist, an licensed cosmetologist. they shouldn't be using needles to inject drugs into. but how many other people she's done this with other than there's a web site is, you we don't know. >> gomez waived extradition in florida and is scheduled to appear monday before san mateo county judge w

he became ceo of marriott, arnie, his past. he was a great at this moment but one day so in that in that to like be everything new right and because the pressure is so on ibm with all these new other companies growing so fast around it and here we are the kid on the block. and i called arnie, i'm really competitive and i'm like, you probably had already figured this part out. i am like, arnie, let me tell you why we should win this marketing program. know, and i'm telling him all the reasons and he to me. jenny, jenny, why you just be the best ibm you could be. and i thought and we talked about it, he said, look, i count on you for the property management, the loyalty management systems, the things run like it's all that mission critical work and what you care about this thing, i thought to myself, yeah, why do i care about this thing? and it would lead me to divest like $11 billion of businesses, not just that one, but that that thought. look, what we are is mission work. that is what we are. planes. no fly banks don't run. yo

but it takes several weeks until that for the flex, the self mazda is like these know any support marriott, wildlife. they also provide 1000000000 pounds worth of coastal front defense is around the u. k. the, the success of this project seems that we can find solutions beneficial to both industrial natural environments. the sometimes we just need to think in new refreshing the project. so 9800000000 miles to feed by 2050 the challenge of meeting those needs must preserving on natural well, testing hasn't been great to find some people that finding solutions because the james folk staves grew up on an arbor fund in 9, no shops here, the desire to investigate sustainable reduction, met him to return to his funding rates. but this time it was at quick culture. so when people ask me what i do, i usually say, like pricing cymbalta. when a local muscle phone came up for sale and cool, james found himself with the coughing edge of sustainable foaming people talk about society. but it seems a bit of a kind of both words and, and kind of trying to get behind what, what the sustainable mean and for

stuart: marriott, good report with bookings and they are up $4 a share.up, even the left is concerned about the president as an president biden's age. roll it. >> we know biden's real opponent is ravages of time. [laughter] if he wins a second term, he will be 86 years old when he leaves office in that way to -- old. [laughter] stuart: surprised to hear that things something like that. maybe biden is losing the late-night guys. we will see. public to paper calling for medical students to be taught in racially segregated groups. we are going backwards? doctor ben carson takes out on. look at this, this prairie chicken is biden's latest weapon in his work on fossil fuel. the fed may make the chicken a protected disease. attorney general doesn't like it, he doesn't approve. attorney general is next. ♪ the markets this morning, early going, not much moving. staff down to come up nasdaq of 32. the great decision comes a little later. lawmakers pushing back on the president green energy mandate, grady trumbull capitol hill. what are republicans doing? >> when b

attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that gore county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like. >> kim kardashian instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into went right into her bloodstream is ultimately cause j a pulmonary embolism, causing her death. >> according to wag staff, the injections were given by vivian gomez who was arrested at a florida airport just hours after the kim k look alikes death. the 50 year-old has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license that cause death. >> it's very dangerous and it's not approved by the fda and she's not even if it were. she's not licensed to do it. she's she's a cosmetologist, an licensed cosmetologist. they shouldn't be using needles to inject drugs into. but how many other people she's done this with other than there's a web site is, you we don't know. >> gomez waived extradition in florida and is scheduled to appear monday before san mateo county j

track to close at a record high it follows four consecutive months of gain as we count down to marriott'stomorrow seeing if it can match hilton's bullish outlook. scott? >> thank you >>> brad gerstener taking sides in the ai arms race. >> if i'm the ceo of google, i have one job don't let chatgpt secure a leadership position in ai. that's what's happening. i don't see a level of urgency around efficiency and product release and getting leaner and faster to compete with chatgpt. >> i thought that was a big deal he was like they fumbled the ball in ai and they're not picking it up because the game is being played without them or way ahead of them. what do you say? >> i agree with most of what he's saying. i have a slightly different perspective, but with the same idea the fumble is probably not that important. you kind of dribbled that. he went on a podcast and said this large language model we put out is not our best stuff. it's more like a honda civic that's his words you don't do that stuff if you're serious about making a splash i think the real fumble is that google, and for good reaso

mathonou could say marriott-- m0 r brother won the race twice.se specially made adidas that cost her family $300. >> i started running marathons when i was five. so for me, running the dipse was not that much of a challenge. i trained on twin peaks and ran plenty of hill training to prepare for it. liz: the dipse race began on the stairs in 1905. for decades, women were not allowed to compete in it. marietta said when she first began running the race, she had to put on a disguise and enter using her initials so people wouldn't know she was a girl. >> we weren't allowed to run in it but we got away with it. liz: her win turned her into a child running star and she won beta breakers three consecutive times. she was featured on the cover of runners world in 1974. what was with the pigtails? >> it keeps the hair out of your face so you can concentrate on going forward. liz: 50 years later now 60, , marietta says she runs six miles a day. >> it's tough. i have 168,000 miles on my legs, which is probably a lot more than most people's car. liz: in june,

we will get quarterly reports from pfizer, uber and marriott >>> the hollywood writers guild on strike to agree on the new contract overnight. good news. no late night tv shows we'll tell you which tv shows will be affected. >>> two big a.i. stories education company stock plunging to the smaller cap as students turn to chatgpt for homework help >>> ibm will slow hiring for roles that could be replaced by a.i. >>> it is tuesday, may 2nd, 2023 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we're live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. if you look at what has been happening with the u.s. equities, dow in the red down 63 points s&p is down 6.5. nasdaq is indicated higher up 10 this comes after the dow inched lower in yesterday's session down 46 points the s&p was essentially flat it was off

again, because of pent up demand big gains in dardon, chipotle, delta, marriott. they keep roaring. we're in a weird post pandemic moment where everybody feels long on money and short on time. these stocks which would everyone would be crushed if we were about to go in recession. instead, they're just like american airlines, just starting to turn up just like chipotle royal caribbean finally, they had another good day today the consumer package goods stocks are flying too. what you think should be happening when we go into recession. that's what we had before. campbell soup, general mills pepsi. prktor and gamble, colgate, they all look great right now of course you have twonder how much of the strength comes from the earnings boost they get as their costs come down while the prices stay the same yes. they boosted prices when commodity stocks went up but they are not cutting prices. commodities are am coming down that's a huge part of their surge. finally, there is tech confusing everyone it's actually big cap tech really nvidia, microsoft and apple. how is this possible after 500 b

marriott and apollo 13. jim lovell, cnn, fox and npr have featured his expertise, and he has shared his message at venues including the white house and u.s. capitol as an eagle scout and ncaa athlete. mr. townley graduated from washington and lee university. he studied economics in frankfurt, brussels, paris and london for working congress, managing global strategy for a top consulting firm, and leading external affairs for grammy and tony, winning national arts center. he's a founder of the skill point foundation and a former senior fellow at the stockdale center for ethical leadership at the united states naval academy. please welcome mr. tommy. thank you, charlie. thank you for being such a fine represented div of the class of 23. this audience pleases me. thank you very much, everybody. if i take the right hand, say it up, snap. what's more sound again? one more time. so it's a fun sound. it's kind of fun to do here together. it's also how quickly life can change. it's like that. it's the time it takes t

and there are a couple of companies, marriott, boston scientific, exp, all names that had positive guidance stock reactions in their results >> among the positive guidance across sectors, industrials, we saw the greatest percentage of upwards revisions. some of that was driven by the airlines like delta and united and companies that raised guidance, and also for the past two quarters, beat on revenues and eps, and the stock went up w so if you're looking for new ideas, that might be a place to start where it seems like earnings trending have been solid and the guidance is a vote of confidence that that may continue >> chris, thanks for your time >> thank you >>> still ahead, regional banks are facing not just losses on their bonds but gathering clouds over commercial real estate and other loans. but could private equity come to their rescue >>> and speaking of banks, what's ridgdigital, nimble and always on? truist saying the aim of banking is now the analysts behind the call joins us to make his case. and here is a look at the markets with the dow down 135 points, close to session lows. we