and yaujosh, albertson's just started rolling out roll plated. why is it attractive for you guys the stores? >> it was a great product and a great way to build the company in the early day, but there's also a lot of people that want the product on demand or they want to pick it up on their way home after a busy day or really just a lot of different ways that people want to buy and interact with the meal kits. so having a store is the only way to accomplish that you can't sell on demand last minute from a warehouse. >> why not just do it yourself >> they have the expertise they've been doing it for a number of years already. our customers are telling us that their habits for buying groceries are changing very rapidly. and one of the goals in our organization is to give the customer what they want, when and however they want it so the meal kit business is really hot there's a lot of volume already, but we saw only about 20% of consumers are actually purchasing online. and our internal research told us that 80% of our customers would love to see a m

released a statement that reads in part, albertson's shares a diverse customer population, and encouragesmployees with foreign language abilities to use those skills to serve its customers. >>> in sacramento, 15,000 people are expected to attend the high times cannabis cup at cal expo. the two day festival is the first in the united states. past cups have allowed marijuana use for those with medical prescriptions. today the only requirements are, to be 21 or older, and you have to have a ticket. sacramento's marijuana czar says tax revenues from this event could exceed $200,000. >>> world-famous rock hybrid is recovering from a fall from el capitan in yosemite national park. on floor and posted pictures on instagram after taking the fall yesterday. it is not clear how far he fell. he wrote at the time, i think i broke my leg. his climbing partner says flooring injured both of his legs. rescuers pulled him to the top where he spent last night receiving medical aid before being helicoptered out this morning. flooring set a record for speed climbing the nose right -- knows route of el capita

ahÍnco albertson dijo por el contrario (informaciÓn en pantalla): - aÚn asÍ los litigantes dicen que un consumidor se encontrara entre la carne pedazos de plÁsticos. diego arias nos cuenta. >>> si usted ha comprado carne molida recientemente preste mucha atenciÓn. la compaÑÍa productora de carne j b c usa ordenÓ retirar mÁs de 35 mil libras de carne molida cruda vendida en los supermercados. (nombre en inglÉs) de todo el paÍs. la noticia dejÓ preocupado as muchos consumidores. segÚn el departamento de agricultura, un consumidor denunciÓ haber encontrado pedazos de plÁsticos duros de color azul entre la carne. >>> en los estados unidos cada aÑo ocurren 148 mil hospitalizaciones debido a las enfermedades transmitidas por los alimentos >>> la carne economcon contamine vendida por estas 12 marcas en pantalla. y los paquetes afectados tienen el sello de inspecciÓn con el nÚmero 34176. el departamento de agricultura le presi presiÓn pa les preocupa que los consumidores tengan esta carne en la nevera y es importante que la devuelvan donde la comprÓ o la la boten. >>> la cadena de supermerca

the federal government equal opportunity commission is suing an albertson in san diego saying it createdressure employees not to converse in spanish. according to the e.o.c. requiring english is de facto discrimination based on the origin. insane interpretation but they say it can't be tolerated so it won't be. we are joined by a radio host, ethan. thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: the language you speak is not the country you are from. plenty of american-born employees speak foreign languages so it's not discriminating on national origin. why can't a business say this is our building and here are the standards of behavior we expect the employees to meet. i thought it was fundamental of employment. >> if you interact with a customer, you can require english to be spoken. but these were employees not talking to customers but they were speaking to themselves. this becomes discriminatory because why would a manager say you can't speak spanish here. why not say you can't speak any language other an english. english is not an official language of the united states. >> tucker:

demandan en california la cadena de supermercados albertsons, por no permitir empleados latinos hablane desempleo en abril llegÓ al nivel mÁs bajo, incluso para los hispanos. quÉ significa esto para su bolsillo? luis: hoy mÁs pero de que la economÍa se ha recuperado y goza de buena salud. se generan suficientes empleos para que el Índice de desempleo caiga al 3,9%, algo que no ocurrÍa desde hace 17 aÑos. >> llegar al nivel de desempleo que tenemos en este paÍs, con la economÍa tan grande es impresionante, 3,9% es una cantidad increÍble.que el nivel muchos han dejado de buscar trabajo. los que necesitan empleo pueden encontrarlo mÁs fÁcilmente. >> yo luis: hace seis meses Álvaro o cambio trabajo por lo mejor, a pesar de que el desempleo es mÁs altoque de la poblaciÓn anglosajona. cada dÍa es mÁs difÍcil encontrar trabajadores calificados, no se pensarÍa que con tanta competencia los sueldos estÁn aumentando cada dÍa mÁs. estÁn aumentando, pero no tanto, apenas un 2,6% con respecto al aÑo anterior. no lo suficiente como para que se sienta en el bolsillo.lo bueno es que mÁs gente trabaja,

albertson's has not released a statement.sand hondurans who have called the u-s home for at least two decades could be forced to leave the country. that's because the trump administration announced today that it would end protections for those immigrants. those protections have been around since hurricane mitch devastated parts of honduras back in 19-98. u-s citizenship and immigration services says those affected by the decision have 18 months to either leave the u-s or make other arrangement to stay -- provided they qualify for visas some other way. (grant) the u.s. economy continued to add jobs last month, and the unemployment rate is now at its lowest level in 17 years. but there are a few warning signs in today''s jobs report from the labor department. karin caifa looks at which areas are hottest for hiring, and the numbers that may give wall street pause. president trump friday morning touting an economy that continues to add jobs, and an unemployment rate now below four percent.president donald trump: i thought the job

years in the west the national predators drew level in their series with the winnipeg jets victor albertson and philip force work scored two goals each for the for nothing when the deciding game seven will be on thursday in nashville the winner of that play the vegas night. one of the biggest rivalries in major league baseball is heading overseas the boston red sox the new york yankees have announced that they'll play two games in london next june it's the first time regular season games we played in europe the l.b.s. been slow to make the move compared to other u.s. sports the n.f.l. and n.h.l. have played in london since two thousand and seven while the n.b.a. has played eight games there in the last seven years. but the final of the french cup takes place in paris later on to say it could be one of the biggest mismatches in football french champions person knows there's a b.a. and the semi professional team is trying to avoid being relegated to the fourth division of french football but they are short of support almost all of the sixteen thousand people from the small town in the west of

sold to albertson's. >> that's probably the reason. >> or kevin o o'leary knows is well. >> the costl rivals online. >> that is all just a publicity stunt. i don't know if it's going to do anything but i would like to see if costco works out that could truly be a game changer get that costco customer interested. >> that's somebody who walks by and decides to try it. not e-mail, search optimization. >> exactly. >> i still think they have uphill climb because it's perceived as i pay for a box of work. >> i take issue at the amount of protein you get or don't get really, the husband does on his behalf i take issue up next check on today's headlines moving stocks after hours. close canniing bell is back in . it's absolute confidence in 30,000 precision parts. or it isn't. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians. or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now through may 31st. only at your authorized mer

one better than the other >> the world changed with amazon bought whole foods all of a sudden, albertson's with, you know, let's say a kroger what are they going to do? a costco. >> they're making deals, too >> i think there's a lot of optionali optionali optionality. blue apron has a huge list of customers. i may not get it right on timing but if they do this in the next year, it's mr. wonderful again winning the trophy. >> you've got seymour right where he want him. he was leading for much of last year you're like the racehorse that's measuring the leader coming down to stretch. >> be my grasshopper and learn from the master. >> you were complaining the kids didn't buy bitcoin. >> i don't want to own bitcoin imagine an asset you take real cash and give it to an asset that makes no interest why would you do that? ask that question. >> capital appreciation i suppose is the reason. >> how's that working for you? >> not right. >> it's either really good or really bad. >> good to have you on. >> you got it, thank you. >>> let's talk bond action right now. >> it's been a day of curves steepeni

albertson's bought plated. amazon is partnering with martha stewart and marley spoon walmart is starting to go at it alone. the big picture here, guys, is the grocery model is changing before our very eyes. the big three are battling it out for online supremacy amazon with whole foods, walmart and kroger which just last week partnered with the uk company that automated online delivery for groceries to set up shop here. this market is completely up for grabs. less than 2% of the $800 billion grocery market in this country is online. clearly, all these guys see it as the future. they see the meal kit as part of the equation it's going to be a battleground. >> blue apron we should mention, obviously, it's been a monster that was kevin o'leary's pick. he's number two now thanks to blue apron in one month that stock is up 60%. we gave him -- remember, they had earnings -- no, i'm sorry. during the stock draft it popped >> because he said it -- >> he kept the closing price. >> exactly >> he doesn't get that. >> his p

. >>> big changes could be coming in for albertson's and it could be good news for online shoppers.hour. >>> this california store is being sued after a no spanish policy for employees. the lawsuit was filed on thursday by the equal opportunity employer commission. the policy was to prevent sparker's from speaking spanish. >> if you are with your coworker at the break room and they happen to's beak spanish -- happen to speak spanish then why not.>> it could be seen as disrespect full for someone who does not speak spanish it ybor speak bandits around you. >>> tesla ceo elon musk use the company's earning calls to answer two questions from analyst. he is talking about the 5% drop in tesla stocks. however he said they have already been answered in the earnings publication. >>> the san francisco [ inaudible ] allows people to rent out the hotel room by minutes. the hotel is hoping to attract users who are in between flights or meetings who just need a place to hang out. >>> people can use instagram to go shopping. they can do a lot of things without ever leaving the app. >>> the cinco

because it's over $107 billion market and that's bigger than either kroger, all their formats, albertson'sanybody else with the exception of wal-mart. charles: so amazon, they same, they saw and they conquered? >> brilliant. charles: all right folks we have a new nominee for the worst first pitch ever. one of the hosts of american ninja warrior trying to throw the first pitch at a phillies game. it's a fail miserably bouncing the ball to the third baseline. now there was no chance his catcher could get this. >> [laughter] charles: look at that. all right, now this, president trump going after indiana senator joe donnelly last night, in his home state, all part of a strategy to target red state democrats, we're all over that and next, the head of the border control union on what's really happening at the border the president is not happy according to reports, is he justified? you're watching the second hour of varney & company. >> ♪ ♪ [ phone rings ] hi, tom. how's the college visit? does it make the short list? yeah, i'm afraid so. it's okay. this is what we've been planning for. knowing w