burlington said some of the most productive store locations are those that picked up retailers that closedres like toys "r" us, circuit city or sports authority. >> was there any thinking there would be -- that once again, private equity would come and lever a retailer up and try to make a go of it? maybe the office discussion that we're in right now just made that untenable. >> i think bed bath & beyond has been struggling for a long time in different ways. i'm not sure a big equity name was looking at buying it in whole. maybe some of the assets buy, buy baby has been in play and may still be the intellectual property might be valuable to a player, those banner names that we're all familiar with. is the operations of bed bath & beyond something anybody wants to get their hands around and fix? i don't think so they were slow to the game in store pickup and e of my commerce the playbook from target didn't play out very well at bed bath & beyond it was too much, too fast. like ron johnson at jcpenney the ideas weren't necessarily too bad but it was too much at once you were capturing a new

, iowa, and burlington in particular forecasted to stay at that major flood stage for at least anotherto this crisis, chris, seems to get pushed further and further down the calendar we'll keep you posted. >> okay, maggie vespa, take care out there. we appreciate you and your crew. i want to bring in mike watson who is the mayor of davenport, iowa thank you, mr. mayor, i know you've got a lot going on right now. if i can, i want to ask you to respond to what you just heard from that gentleman, he said about the gas companies, they're not worried about us they're worried about their own stuff. are you confident that they've made the right decision here, and that this is a critical safety issue >> chris, thanks for having me on yeah, i'm in constant contact with them. we were talking with them yesterday as we were walking in the west end in our lower levels there about the concern with gas. we're emphasizing to let folks know well in advance and then work with them, and we've reached out through our emergency management folks here, which i'm a part of, and they've been very good about wo

the petroleum, 25% of it, succession and comments on some key berkshire businesses like geico, burlingtonnd utility business. jack otter: buffett where so many hats, he ceo, but the question is who will succeed buffett when it comes to running the portfolio. do they have the chops to follow the big guy? andrew: buffett think they do. they went to the berkshire equity portfolio. you know how well they have done. one thing i like to hear buffett say is how well they've done versus the s&p 500. i believe they are behind the index. we might find out next saturday. jack: how long does buffett stick around? does he stick around until he dies? jack: andrew: buffett is turning 93. he shows no signs of wanting to give up his top job. berkshire is his baby. he loves it. you wants to put the finishing touches on his mona lisa. carleton: timely reference ahead of the coronation. to the portfolio, why is buffett selling banks? andrew: he's concerned about the issues of the past couple months. some bank stocks in the last couple years, goldman sachs, jpmorgan, he has been right about that. carleton: do

paul, minnesota, to burlington, iowa. >> we prepared we knew it was coming so we put everything up as much as we could. >> reporter: further north, dubuque, iowa, seeing its third largest flood on record while water surrounded some homes, downtown is dry. >> if what we're standing on right now did not exist, you'd be in big trouble right now. >> absolutely, yeah. we'd be in huge trouble. and you'd be completely at the mercy of the river. >> reporter: dubuque has a flood wall, something davenport's mayor says would cost too much that city focused on other mitigation efforts still, some residents emotional, experiencing the rising water's destruction. >> in my basement, as high as the water is we lost a lot of possessions because the water is so high. >> reporter: the multi-state flood is blamed on melting snow. >> you'll continue to see it flow like that well into the spring and summer months. >> reporter: also forcing much of california's yosemite national park to shut down until at least wednesday amid all that, baseball-sized hail was reported in parts of texas friday as a weak torn

more than 20 flood gauges showing major flooding from minneapolis to burlington, iowa some cities slated to remain at major flood stage for at least another week >> this is -- this is 21. >> reporter: wow >> this is 21.6, i believe. >> reporter: todd doss is scrambling to protect his davenport body shop where the river may not crest until monday >> if they say the that you're flood stage, you better get your sandbags and sand delivered and get a plan >> reporter: this as brutal storms batter the south, blanketing the ground in massive hailstones some 12 million under threat across the region in florida, damaging winds ripping a 30-year-old tree out by its roots back here along the mississippi, residents now in a high stakes waiting game that's far from finished lester >> all right maggie vespa, thank you. >>> on an overseas trip in jerusalem, florida governor ron desantis was defiant today, firing back after that lawsuit by disney desantis saying the company is getting special treatmen that needs to end. gagabe gutierrrrez spoke with desanantis and hahas details. >> thank you so much. >>

that some people think it's cool to throw buckets of fake blood on you as you are walking out of burlington coat factory. yeah, i guess. i won. you did win. you did win. anyway, i'm gonna need three copies of each of these, stapled and collated. totally kidding. [whispers] i'm gonna need four. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> from new york city, the only city in america, it's the show that invented news! this is "the daily show" with your host, desi lydic! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> desi: welcome to "the daily show," i'm desi ly lydic! [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting] oh, yes! [cheers and applause] yes, this is my last day behind the desk. i know, i know, but please, please, don't be sad. comedy central said they are sending me to a farm upstate with all the other guest hosts, so it's gonna be fun! we've got a great show for you tonight musso let's get into the headlines. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ let's get into anig tucker reemr the first time she was fired, regarding a personal video from his business on. >> good evening, it's tucker carlson. one of the first things you realize when y

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maxx because the analysts -- burlington i went to burlington the line is all the way out the door, butre were no analysts in the name. >> it was wrestlemania weekend in los angeles >> yes >> they had live -- so, they had a wrestling event on friday at the old staples center, now crypto.com they had wrestlemania on saturday and sunday night at sofi and tonight, they have another live wrestling event >> isn't there a basketball game >> basketball teams are out of town they're going to dominate l.a. over this four-day period, and the convention center next door was loaded with people all over town with wrestlemania stuff the wrestling stuff. we know how popular the ufc is it's going to be interesting to see how ari harnesses all of that, and i asked him, how are you going to run all this? he's the ceo of this new company. he's, like, i've already got a ton of brands under the endeavor roof as it is. i've already figured out how to do that, so that's not of great concern. >> is there a comp that we can use? how do we try to value it? something that -- >> that's what you're supposed to do.

. >> the other one in that related space is burlington.p today goes to buy they were at 200 they go to 225, arguing that inflation is hurting customers and they will be looking to look for value, at least in the apparel space. >> a lot more in retail downgrades worries about the consumer. >>> up next, speaking of the consumer, can the travel industry keep up with the big demand we've been seeing given all these headwinds? we'll ask the ceo of hertz when he joins us on the other side of the break. >>> we're keeping our eye on etsy, upgraded to overweight from neutral piper sandler positive on the company's financial model saying it can tactically increase its take rate. read more on cnbc.com. >>> we're back after a quick break. down 200 or so on the dow. more than 0.50% on the s&p we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones >>> welcome back as the busy summer travel season quickly approaches, let's get to another company that ha

they don't shop much at burlington or dollar tree so they can't make a judgment about the price changend spot, what the next generation likes, genuine young people, which is a huge problem because if you can figure out what the kids want you can make some fabulous long-term investments. in this paper survey i saw some new trends that just shocked me. take for example that teens are once again increasing their use of instagram, of all things. i thought that went out of style. there has been a 300 basis point uptick in instagram use. what does that say about the possibility of an upside surprise other than meta-, the parent company, especially considering all the people it has fired or how about the fact that betsy is moving up the teen letter, becoming the sixth most popular site for teens. by the way, steve pop division is now number nine on the shopping list. how about mikey and lulu lemon holding in at the top of the list but decker and hokah brands are doing quite well and you cannot miss the appearance of on holding and is on running show. what a horse that is turned out to be. we

we've got chilly temperatures in the west, warmth starting to expand places like detroit, burlington,ime of year into the 50s have no fear we're going to have warmer weather moving in and starts tomorrow, 83 for cincinnati looks great in new york, too, 67 degrees. we are going to see some of that even warmer air filtering in just in time for the weekend i have a feeling people will be out and about friday when we hit 90 degrees doesn't last for long and get back to mild and cool conditions we also have potential for strong to severe storms. watch this area later today, des moines, iowa, wichita all involved in this and several people at risk for hail, large hail >> we'll keep an eye on that angie lassman, thank you so very much still ahead here on "way too early," we'll get to the massive settlement in the defamation lawsuit against fox news what fox and dominion voting systems are both saying about the stla minute agreement. we'll be right back with that. ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down. ♪it's a new dawn,.

look what happens on saturday. 63 in new york. 80 in burlington though so they are going to hang on to across the interior northeast. here in new york get back to more seasonal averages. enjoy it today, this friday that storm system that brought over two feet of rain to florida has now moved into the mid-atlantic, so we are going to see the potential for stronger storms for the southeast, the mid-atlantic, and then we have a very powerful cold front that's going to bring severe storms including tornadoes, the biggest risk we think will be on saturday. for the usual suspects across tornado alley, the gulf coast all the way up towards the mississippi and the ohio river valley. and then it's going to be cold enough for snow. measurable snow for parts of the upper midwest. and then the ice on the roads and the power lines, that's going to be a concern. so make sure you are listening to your local forecast. of course, fox weather.com we'll keep you up to date. look at that the snow forecast. it is april. sometimes it snows. and sometimes you get record heat across the northeast. we will enj

. >> joining us now, james burlington, to new york viso to president biden he certainly - and nationalon administrations, and he is actually seen this - -- gene, good to see you. talk to me about why - i'm not negotiating fo mccarthy on a debt limit increase that has conditions attached to it tell me why that is importan of the president >> you know, absolutely, elie. i mean, first of all, as i think you just heard, this i an extreme budget. this is very extreme you know, this would cut thing like cancer research by half over its life. over ten years by half it would cut preschool and by hat would cut borde security, air safety, travel safety but, if somebody wants to pu that forward and have that debate with the american publi and a context, you know, g ahead, let's have that debate. but what no one should do, and i mean democrat or republica conservative or liberal, no on should ever do is say my way in this case, a pretty extreme maga way, or, i'm going to default the united state government for the first time, betrayed the legacy of our founders in alexander hamilton of having an i

burlington vermont, seven degrees warmer. so, it is not just global warming, it is global we are doing. that is taking place. and therefore, you have to adjust, adapt. the system, to the craziness of the weather. and the aviation system has to make the investment in order to deal with this dramatically changing weather environment due to global warming. due to climate change. so, there is a dangerous connection between climate change and outpatient technology and infrastructure with extreme weather events like winter storm elliott stressing the i.t. systems at the core of our aviation system. so, administrator noland, do you agree that climate change poses new challenges for airlines, airports, and the faa? >> senator markey, thank you for the question. just given my longtime airline experience, i can say that the more we've operated in all kinds of conditions. the airlines, when we think about how they operate. they all have what they call winter operation planes. i am not an expert on climate. i certain lee agree that there

you know, it looks like the bar graph looks like the church skyline of burlington, vermont, with the empire state building stuck in the middle of it, and that's us because it's so much higher and that has to do with our unique relationship to firearms. guns are culturally entrenched in our country, there are constitutionally protected private gun ownership. yes, in terms of how the supreme court has interpreted the second amendment. um so we can't broadly limit legal access to guns like other countries. do you think this is just too dangerous? we have to say, well, you know, everybody has the right to have a gun. so let's try to figure out who are the people whose who are so dangerous that it's justified to limit their second amendment. right? that's very hard to do, because people are complicated and violence is complicated, caused by many different things. so let's talk mental health because these are the three buckets in which you know the weapon itself. we've talked about the morality that we also hear when there are people who don't want to deal with the weapons themselves, but

boris no, i know you know boris johnson, eton , oxford, boris johnson, eton, oxford, burlington firmly yeah donald trump's a billionaire with the big tv empire, a reality tv show and all the rest of it. big tv empire, a reality tv show and all the rest of it . you and all the rest of it. you know, they're funny figures to be supposedly leading the anti—establishment insurgency . anti—establishment insurgency. well, i think the difference and the defence i will have of donald trump is when he was in office , whether you agree with office, whether you agree with any of the things he did or not, take the walls, for example, he genuinely made efforts to drain the swamp, as he put it on, genuinely made efforts to push through the policies that he was elected to push through . whereas elected to push through. whereas with boris johnson , he had his with boris johnson, he had his manifest manifesto pledge, and then he just seemed to be going all over the place, plunged the country various lockdowns , country into various lockdowns, which he clearly didn't support. if you look back all the tex

burlington vermont for example, in a report from just this past month, it's a good example of what is happening across the country, it's seven degrees warmer in the winter than it was just 50 years ago. seven degrees warmer. so it's not just global warming, it's global weird-ing that is taking place. therefore it, you have to adjust and adapt this is done to the craziness of the weather. and the aviation system has to make the investment in order to deal with this dramatically changing weather environment due to global warming. due to climate change. so, there is a dangerous connection between climate change and outdated technology and infrastructure with extreme weather events, like winter storm elliott, stressing the i.t. systems at the core of our aviation system. so, administrator nolen, do you agree climate change poses new challenges for airlines, airports, and the faa? >> senator markey, thank you for the question. just given my longtime airline experience, i can say number one that i've operated in all kinds of conditions. the airlines, when we think about how they operate, th

look at this 50 degrees on wednesday burlington 64 on friday new york 71 by friday.y. >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. so we're starting out the week way down low, it's going to be much cooler compared to what we had over the weekend and we're going to see more clouds, even the possibility of some spotty showers in the north bay. but after that, the rest of the week is looking amazing, and it continues to warm up, as we do continue with that sunshine we're going from low 60s to mid-70s by friday, and the sunshine continues in the weekend. >>> and that is your latest weather. guys >> and that is your latest weather. guys >> all right, al thanks so much >>> coming up, look who is here. the legendary one and only reba mcentire we'll chat about her new book. why she says the best things in life are not fancy and becoming a mega m mentor on "the voice." >>> first, we will guauarantee a smile e on your faface when wew this joyoyful grandmdmother tha found withth the mornining boost that's r right afterer this. when modererate to sevevere ulcecerative c

and there are reports some discount retailers like tj maxx and burlington coat factory are already movings for those returns and those exchanges, if you bought it yesterday or before, normal policies apply but the return window closes may 24th. if you have stock piled those coupons you have until wednesday to cash in. wednesday. if you have a gift card, gift certificate or loyalty certificate, you need to use it in the next two weeks. they are still selling online. pro tip, guys. go to the store. clear it out with your hands. that way you know it is yours. there's no returns. >> i really do have a glove box of those. all right, rebecca. thank you. michael just received a very meaningful honor. he was inducted into the texas sports hall of fame celebratinga caer to beming ofame member.ael, memrs oyour fi sister, brothers. you called the catalyst to everything you've achieved. >> yeah. it was great to go back to texas. waco, actually. who ever gave that that old picture of me in that uniform. i have a problem with you now. it was great to have my mom there, my brothers. you give these speec

tomorrow those temperatures well above normal from burlington, milwaukee, lexington and baltimore. turning now to sports and major news out of the nfl. dan snyder, the owner of the washington commanders, nearing a deal now to sell the team. and the reported price tag would set a record for the most expensive sports team purchased in u.s. history. ryan nobles is at the home of the commanders, fedex field. ryan, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you it does appear that the dan snyder era is over here in washington for long suffering fans of this club that has been mired in losing seasons and under a cloud of controversy, the end cannot come soon enough this morning, washington commanders fans waking up to a potential new ownership. long-time and embattled owner dan snyder agreeing in principal to a $6 billion bid to sell the magic johnson who told craig earlier this month about his hopes for the team. >> nfl franchise. the pending winning bid came from a group including magic johnson who told craig earlier this month about his hopes for the team. >> i've gotten a r

walmart burlington winkle.st say two of the suspects say they were professional thieves who resold the items that they stole. construction is starting today that will impact traff mission . construction is g new two way be that will run right down the center of valencia street. the goal is to better protect cyclists. it also expands loading zones for businesses and limits. turn left turns on valencia crews will be working weekdays from seven am to 10 pm in the project is expected to last about eight weeks, california's gold country, the heavy rain and snow we had all winter is leading to some exciting discoveries. now people are finding more gold in streams and rivers in the sierra foothills were rushing waters or exposing the mineral treasure hunters say the best is even yet to come when river levels recede in the rocks are accessible price of gold, by the way, is hovering right near $2000 an ounce right now. people in 20 states, including ours may have seen the aurora boreal is overnight. recent solar activit

see costs pick up next month but we're fans of costco, walmart, dollar general and tjx ross and burlington good prices and offer convenience. >> you're not a mall walker but you walk malls more than anyone in the world probably, dana. up need to know specifically, maybe costco had inventory issues it doesn't mean there's no ll low-end migration, it means costco my not have had the inventory. >> it's how many consumers are willing to spend you look at the tax dollar refunds and they're down double digits from last year. we've heard of the high end moderating their spending. jobs went to services, went to restaurants. so you say where people are spending their dollars on. there's a shift. >> and you mentioned the ones you like high end wait and see what do you do there >> i think we're going to get numbers on wednesday louis vuitton and christian dior i think you're still going to see high single digit growth and maybe low double digits. with china reopening, it's encouraging. innovation in products is driving demand look at the strength of demand they have sephora. that's a benefit to them

walmart burlington when co groceries forever 21, macy's old navy and a children's palace .two of the suspects say their professional thieves who resold the items they stole. today is the preliminary hearing for three men charged in the highway shooting death of 23 month old jasper wu suspects johnny jackson, trevor green and ivory bevans face charges including murder, shooting and an unending occupied vehicle and possession of a gun by a felon. in november . 2021 we was in his parents' car when he was killed after being hit by a stray bullet. on interstate 80 80 in oakland. investigators say the suspects belong to gangs and were involved in a rolling gun battle . now jasper was family wants alameda county's district attorney, pamela price to seek the most severe charges and penalties against the suspects. she has not done that in other cases, and there are concerns that that will be the same in the death of wu, but hundreds of prices supporters are coming to her defense. gonna keep on walking. keep talking, walking over the freedom like. pamela pricing the civil rights anth

. >> maybe this year, our trip up through burlington won't be as violent. >> apple picking. >> some people believe what you say on this show, right? >> kkatty. >> some people do believe you. >> by the way, if you look at our twitter feed, we will show you willie and me on a tandem bike from 2007. >> yes. >> actually going through vermont. >> yes. >> it is beautiful, beautiful shot >> talk about that trip a lot. >> okay. >>> now to the news. "the new york times" has new reporting on fox's firing of tucker carlson two sources tell "the times" the day before the start of the dominion defamation trial against the network, the fox board of directors and top executives learned about private messages sent by carlson that had been redacted in legal filings. according to the sources, the redacted material contained the highly offensive and crude remarks that went beyond the inflammatory, often racist comments of his primetime show, and anything disclosed in the l lead-up to the trial. >> can i -- go ahead this next part is so important. >> yeah. meanwhile, "the wall street journal" reports that in