people are talking about burlington street _ people are talking about burlington street now.ian chaos— street. this image of bacchanalian chaos will— street. this image of bacchanalian chaos will stick with the tories. i fear that— chaos will stick with the tories. i fear that as _ chaos will stick with the tories. i fear that as long as at the tories hold _ fear that as long as at the tories hold on— fear that as long as at the tories hold on to — fear that as long as at the tories hold on to borisjohnson fear that as long as at the tories hold on to boris johnson as a leader. — hold on to boris johnson as a leader, they are doomed. well, i don't _ leader, they are doomed. well, i don't fear — leader, they are doomed. well, i don't fear i_ leader, they are doomed. well, i don't fear. i would be delighted if that happened, but i really think it will be _ that happened, but i really think it will be incumbent upon them if they want to— will be incumbent upon them if they want to keep their seats to get rid ofjohnson — want to keep their seats to get rid of johnson-— want to ke

from nashville, all the way to burlington, to places like hartford, connecticut.umbers, pretty insane, no question about it. philadelphia, 97 to start the weekend. 96 in d.c. and richmond. those will set records. 94 in concord, new hampshire. then you take a look at sunday's numbers: 94 in boston, our warmest temperature of the year, and almost record-setting for some places where we could see temperatures threaten all-time may highs. and then of course, there's the snow to the west. places like colorado springs in denver, heavy snow on the way. and, norah, the resorts, still open in some places, and they're gtting as much as another two feet of snow, believe it or not. >> o'donnell: wow, incredible to think about that snow. mike bettes, thank you so much. from heat to severe storms: multiple homes and businesses were torn apart in gaylord, michigan, after a tornado blew through the community this afternoon. take a look. trees and power lines were knocked down, roofs were ripped off, and cars flipped over. there are multiple reports of severe injuries. and there i

a slight risk extending from parts of burlington, vermont new york city, even into raleigh. again, a few tornadoes are possible we're also looking at the chance for some localized flooding as well that's a look at the big weather story of the day here's a closer look at your day ah we'll talk more about that record-breaking heat. and we'll also look at the forecast for the year ahead. >> okay. thank you, michelle. >>> just hours ago a very rare celestial moment did you catch it a complete lunar eclipse began just before midnight eastern time, giving that copper tint to the full moon. according to nasa the hour and a half appearance of the blood moon is the longest eclipse visible in the u.s. since 1989 >> something eerie about it, isn't it pretty but earie >>> up next, snoop swoops in after elon musk says his twitter deal is on hold. ia> and from reality tv to trl. the stars of "chrisley knows best" head to court. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious alle

second on d, w ah, business d w. news live from burlington, russia, steps up, its efforts to seize full control of your grades. don bass region. people living near the front lines. a watch would come next if the russians advanced correspondent visits the ukrainian town on the fire. also coming up outrage.

in the mid atlantic, mid to upper 80s towards burlington. thursday became the first black team to summit mt. everest. six americans and one canyon are now all safely back at base camp. they posted their feet an instagram. the team says they are on a mission to inspire other outdoor enthusiasts. they say of the 10,000+ to summit everest, only 10 black climbers have reached the top of that is so incredible. if you like that is an inspiring story. >> it what a statistic. good for those folks. another look at the weekend morning buche story. >> it another one. this video you might argue might be one of the best. for mother's day, this 20-year- old identical twins with photos to their stepmom of 12 years. a gift she will never forget. e thing to ask you rea really >> is that a yes >> so stepmom becky is overcom >> stepmom becky was overcome when she reads sthe herequest asking her to officially adopt them. she was crying so hard it prompted a to ask is that a yes? they were prepared for that. they already had the adoption paperwork ready. then sh

minister is set to meet with to wrap up support for ukraine point we will look at the visit to burlingtonin, just ahead. can't keep up. this is going to get tens and tens of f views. ♪ ♪ ( car crashing ) ♪ ♪ but if you don't have the right auto insurance coverage, you could be left to pay for this... yourself. call a local agent or 1-888-allstate for a quote today. this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. >>> welcome back. mariupol's city council telling cnn that the evacuation convoy supported by the u.n. will attend still leave and i was ahead. still, ukraine's president says more than 100 people, including women and children were able to leave the steel plant after a period of calm allowed the operation to move forward. by sunday night, schelling had resumed where it is estimated hundreds of civilians are still trapped. meantime, ukraine's prosecutor general says that n

planned start, sales under performed in the balance of the quarter that move weighing on tj maxx and burlingtonis scott mushkin with the latest scott, what is going on? the guidance is not great. they are not saying we're never going to sell anything again or our business will fall by a quarter and the market is just burning the whole thing down >> i think that's it clearly the market is forecasting a huge demand issue going forward. these guys are missing earnings. no doubt about it. the moves we're seeing with target and walmart to call it unprecedented is not justice. i have been doing this 30 years and i have never seen anything like it. to see large companies like this moving 15, 20, 25% this is just crazy so, i talked to a lot of ceos. it's a research firm and co consulting firm with private and public companies and there is fear out there about consumer demand as we get through the summer >> yeah. now, listen, i'll bring up a twitter poll here, scott it is my poll. my followers take it or leave it. i thought it was telling for the segment. i asked this have you or are you going to cut ba

the fed we had a boost of confidence in consumer it wasn't just williams-sonoma and macy's and burlingtonse companies reporting better than feared results. we got the second revision of gdp. it showed consumption was from 2.76% to 3.1%. goods were flat. services was up 4.8% that is the transition to reopen we have been talking about this. we have talked about this for the better part of the year. it is good to see it you have to pick your spots in terms of where you want to be. you know i have been involved in the repopen play. one name i like a lot here is starbucks. that is a reopen as people go back to the stores you have a special situation with the return of howard schultz as interim ceo same store sales in the u.s. have been strong up 12% last quarter. u.s. is fine china is a mess. we know that that's going to eventually reopen they removed the $20 billion buyback program to use the money to invest in stores and innovation and in growth you have an analyst day in september. the stock is down 36% year to date i like the risk/reward. >> another theme that people have been talking abou

before look at these temperatures between burlington is going to feel like 83 degrees with a temperature of 86. grand rapids, 89 degrees per square looking at, feeling like 87 in st. louis and 97 in houston. minneapolis, you like 92 degrees. tomorrow, that he continues to. burlington getting around 90 and 80 and pittsburgh and dallas is going to see temperatures of 94 degrees in today's week, look at this, by monday, new york city almost 80 degrees. 75 in cleveland on sunday. 70s in chicago and down to nashville. temperatures in the mid to lower 80s, but down to the south is, we've had to stop and low pressure system. it will not go away. it is retrograde in closer to the coast with gusty winds for the southeastern atlantic coast, showers and thunderstorms and move inland tomorrow with a dangerous rip currents all along the coast point we are talking about a quarter to a half an inch but windy conditions cooler. not all that nice out there. we will look at you look forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. st. i'm exploring. that said, do you know where i am? earn 5% cash back in your t

burlington stores, ralph lauren and kohl's also up big and the etf is up 5% joining us more, dana telseyely depressed when walmart and target roreported and now it's a party. what is the message in your view >> some of the message in my view is you look at the demographics and bifurcation between the low ending consumer and upper, middle to high-end consumer, what you're seeing is a return of occasion wear with dresses and shoes that's out there that's working plus the fact that when you think about these discretionary items, you look at some of the teen retailers didn't do as well hollister and urban outfitters didn't perform as well it's these consumers who have the money who are going out to occasions that's working guess what, you now have inventory. keep in mindi, the setup now, watch for the promotions as we move forward because inventory levels are building. >> yeah, in terms of the inventory levels, we heard it from walmart with the staggering 32% increase in inventory. we heard from macy's too in terms of not having the right inventory. they were too heavy on casual wear when th

up almost 9% burlington and ross stores positive as well retail e ttf is down in may and the longest monthly losing streak since 2007. i have to mention that crypto is slumping with bitcoin down to 28,000 in change coin base micro strategies are suffering. coin base trading below $64 a share. with rates on the rice or the move, we did see the 10-year briefly go over 3% and now it's back to 90. rick >> yes it is unbelievable when we consider prior to the latest news regarding the war in ukraine and covid issues, we remember well that the big hedge against equity prices was always to get more on treasuries. then we went through the nasty time where the fed did its pivlt, was more concerned about inflation and rates went up and prices went down maybe that's changed look at a two-day start at 10. round 2.96% is where the 10-year yield was when the chairman started talking at the wall street journal conference. what we learn second degree interest rates popped on that but didn't last long whether it's a two year or 10-year note, they've dropped below those levels and gained speed as the e

the store is located airport boulevard in burlington. >> and an update now on a story that we broughtyou last week. the oakland animal shelters having a bit of a dog problem. last week we told you there were 100 dogs there that needed a home. >> well, over the weekend, 72 of got adopted and for good measure, another 18 cats adopted 2. the director of the oakland animal shelter says their surplus of animals is because so many people lost their homes during the pandemic. the shelter is trying its best to help these dogs find a new home, the forever home adoption fees. they're still only $20 and that runs through may 31st. we've got more details if you want to adopt a dog year. kitty cat corporate dot com. >> and lawrence is standing by let us know what to expect tuesday morning. yeah, tomorrow morning should be ok, pam. it's going to be chilly around the bay area. maybe a little frost, too. skies clearing out right now and that could lead to the colder temperatures. but watch what happens. want to show you this as we head toward tomorrow. you notice a couple clouds floating on through t

new england, you get into it too. 86 in burlington, vermont. 19 degrees above what is typical for this many spots. unfortunately that heat will spark some storms and also spark more wild fires today. this is severe threat. we have two spots western texas also parts of the upper midwest where we're looking at 7 million at risk today. looks like the biggest concerns are hail. also damaging winds the chance for tornadoes. fire weather threat once again today. critical in the southwest. jonathan? >> michelle grossman, thank you. >>> still ahead on "way too early," a night of mixed results for trump-backed candidates. what this could tell us about the rest of the primary season. >>> plus, we'll dive into the contentious back and forth between president biden and florida senator rick scott. we'll be right back. d florida senator rick scott we'll be right back. ♪♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away

access to killing machines for years, says nicole moore, president of the indian hills school in burlingtonious parents. what will it ever take? like many local educators and parents grappling with the texas tragedy, it's become inescapable for many. would her school be next? is that what you're hearing? >> that's what we're hearing. we're hearing from educators that they are preparing for themselves to be next every single day. every day shea show up to teach their children, to love their children, to ensure their communities have what they need. it's a possibility that you may not go home. >> the question is what do we do about it? one of the answers that we're hearing from some including the lieutenant governor of your state, texas, is that teachers should be armed. what do you say to that? >> it's frustrating how our lawmakers like the lieutenant governor is so disconnected from what happens in our public schools, from what we as educators need and want. we educators don't want more weapons in our schools. we don't want more bullets flying in the middle of chaos. we're not trained kille

she joins me now from burlington in vermont. and can you help us festival on the sand pops are a global audience. why? nearly 5 decades off to the supreme court made that roe vs wade decision. that opponents and supporters of abortion rights is still battling this issue out at the ballot box. and in state legislatures. well, miriam, maybe the best way to illustrate that is to relay that i am a 35 year old woman of color in the state senate. i am a very rare person in politics. we should look around the country and see how many young women are in office. there is a direct correlation between the reality that there are so few young women in office. and yet we are the demographic that people like to make the most laws about and our bodies. so, you know, we are looking at a crisis of representation that is directly related to bodily freedom. i have been very open about myself accessing in abortion in college. and my life would be entirely different if i hadn't been able to choose my own destiny and to be able to choose my own path t

burlington vermont 86 degrees. cincinnati, 84. moines iowa, 20 degrees above average at 92 degrees. and then boston, as we go into the weekend. you are going to hit 80. mid 70s by saturday in new york. washington, d.c. low-80s into cincinnati. your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's a clear start to our day as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge, and we're going to continue to see lots of sunshine. it's chilly out there now, but it's going to be a very comfortable afternoon. most of us headed for the mid to upper 60s today with a breezy wind. we'll have some upper 50s near the coast and low 60s for san francisco. about the same tomorrow as that sunshine continues. on friday is when our temperatures start to crank up and some of our inland valleys will be hitting the low 80s before a very warm weekend. r latest weather. >>> just ahead, ne the next 30 seconds. >> and that is your latest weather. guys >> al, thank you so much just ahead new video of

these just yet leaving it up to counties saying those effective counties including sussex, ocean, burlingtonseen these spikes nothing dangerous and alarming as severe hospitalizations or icu visits or god forbid deaths but just a recommendation from the governor 's office, you had that mask? put it on. just saying. all right, and just saying right now, that north korea, which went from no cases to on tuesday , reporting its first case, and then the next day reporting its first death, now has two dozen deaths and thousands of cases. how does that happen after this. as a main street bank, pnc has helped over 7 million kids develop their passion for learning. and now we're providing 88 billion dollars to support underserved communities... ...helping us all move forward financially. pnc bank: see how we can make a difference for you. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire i had been giving koli kibble. it never l

burlington, another off-price retailer down 14%. even tj x, the winner of the retailers down.more severely impacted by inflation. that is why it is down dramatically. stuart: tell me why dear is down so much. lauren: really good numbers. the highest revenue, they are impacted by not meeting demand because of the supply chain and higher input costs for everything they do hit margins. stuart: the same story with retailers, margins, the camp pass along extra costs to the consumer. the profit margin is squeezed. lauren: wholesale inflation is 11%, consumer is 8%. they don't feel comfortable passing along because at some point customers say we are pulling back. stuart: dismounting fear of stagflation, the fed may be encouraging stagflation by moving against inflation. at the federal reserve bank of st. louis, what are they saying about stagflation? >> right now inside the economy museum, i want to show you something quicker. this one happens to be full of one dollar bills. you need more of those to pay for the things you want. you heard secretary yellen's warning about stagflation

maxx and burlington. stuart: i need a dose of politics.se democrats, where biden won by 10 to 15 points those people are in danger of losing their seat, he looked who is here, kelly and conway joins us. the cook political report says republicans could pick up 22 even 35 seats in the house. >> hope they are conservative, limited government. barack obama famously refer to the losses in 2010, 63 seats at the, quote, shellacking. and suffered 52 seats, lost control, lots of governorship and state legislatures. people closer to home, and regulating me. we are not focused on the quality of the candidates that are running. and not a single incumbent lost his or her seat in the house. stuart: not one? >> not a single incumbent lost and 15 seats went from blue to red. every single one of those seats under leader mccarthy's leadership went to a veteran, female, or minority or both of the above or two of the above. remarkable who is running as a republican and we see that in 2022 already. i was going to say a lot of what rob said. when you don't have

a low tide near burlington and with the help of his dog ted, andrew sanderson is collecting the morning'sa statement, the environment agency said it wants to return it the healthy and sustainable salmon and trout populations to east coast rivers, while minimising the economic impacts of fishing restrictions on local communities. i would be loathe to stay, stop fishing — would be loathe to stay, stop fishing now because the species need it. fishing now because the species need it the _ fishing now because the species need it. the species probably do need it, but i _ it. the species probably do need it, but i do _ it. the species probably do need it, but i do think that we should keep the existing conditions that means that nets _ the existing conditions that means that nets men, if they leave the fishery. — that nets men, if they leave the fishery, that licence is taken out of the _ fishery, that licence is taken out of the fishery. fishery, that licence is taken out of the fishery-— fishery, that licence is taken out of the fishery. perhaps what really crates of the fishery. perhaps what