we have cvs on the show later today. they're seeing strength in prescriptions and also they acared aetna late last year. why was it brilliant for cvs simple, they got away from the tepid sales from the front of the drugstore. they're in the competition with the death star, amazon and it's pretty much a pure play, old fashioned drugstore chain which isn't enough to fend off the online poachers. they have better prices. you have another big store, not a lot of special features or prices for something like a costco or a walmart to say nothing of amazon. and so now we are hearing that they'll take itself private. they'd be doubling down on the part of business that is getting hammered there i can think of worse decisions but not many of course, anything is possible. companies do stupid things all the time ge did four in a row but if you're buying walgreens here, betting it will be taken private, don't hold your breath. swap out of walgreens and swap into cvs finally, there's tiffany the jewelry store chain. one of the best r

lou armstrong is speaking with cvs health president larry mer lo. let's listen in.atoes feel better for our country, i think it would be my first response. recognizing that as a company we are doing a lot of things in that area as well as other things to help people on the path to better health. there are so much more that needs to be done. i don't know that one person can themselves. >> you have an insurer attached to you right now in addition to 10,000 brick-and-mortar pharmacies. feeling that is probably your answer to my question. what are the other components of that if you are starting from scratch. would you have every piece of that there or are there things there that you feel like need to be integrated to the meaningful health care system to provide the best possible care to deal with some of the things you talk about? the assets we have assembled, there is a lot that we can do that has not been done in a health care space. as we look at the challenges associated with health care today, we would say that there is three imperatives that are overarching strat

it also has been underperforming cvs in the long term.id: cvs does better than walgreens for whatever reason. kailey: their strategy seems to be working more. walgreens has tilted toward partnership, where cvs is doing things like buying aetna and focusing on health insurance. david: great report. i learned from that. many thanks to bloombergs kailey leinz. up next, depositions continue behind closed doors on capitol hill even as republicans continue to call it unfair and plainly political. we ask our political panel whether that is right. ons is "balance of power" bloomberg tv and radio. ♪ sometimes your small screen is your big screen. and with the xfinity stream app, which is free with your service, you can take a spin through on demand shows, or stream live tv. download your dvr'd shows and movies on the fly. even record from right where you are. whether you're travelling around the country or around the house, keep what you watch with you. download the xfinity stream app and watch all the shows you love. david: from new york, this is

this is the cvs across the street from pal although high school.arianne favro is there with the new restrictions. >> reporter: as you mentioned, raj, this shopping center is just a few yards away from palo alto high school. so, during lunchtime dozens of students come here to this cvs pharmacy. but the store supervisor told me today that since school began this year, they've seen an increase in shoplifting so now they're trying to do something about it. palo alto high school students heading to cvs pharmacy during lunch can no longer expect to breeze in. three weeks ago, the store began manning the door and restricting how many students can come in to just five at a time. the move is aimed at cracking down on shoplifting. but some students feel like they're unfairly being targeted. >> i feel like the kids that don't do anything are being punished for what other people would do. so, i think it's kind of unfair. >> reporter: according to the latest census numbers, the median income in palo alto is $137,000 per household which is why some are surprise

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cvs pmt here is a lag. and again very correlated, obviously very correlated. and then any come apart, right and so i think you've got a catch up trade in walgreen's relevant i have to to cvs but the market it's specify look at walgreen's charts no judgments or annotations by me gnaw now draw lines we know this is a well defined rounding bottom and you have the potential to quickly fill the gap and what that would be on the earnings beat or good news. that's important another way to draw the lines then is with this kpafrt this is fedex and ups. just as one cvs and walgreen's and dispersion you had the same thing, fedex lagging again quite correlated for what its worth and then divergent here is the thing appealing to my eye we held the prior low. but two gotten to the downtrend line and pushed above it one time and then backed away and now we're probing it again if you come to it once but get above and then try to get it at again usually that's the time you get there. and there is a slight gap to be filled this year i think ultimately we do the same thing we're

it's the cvs across the street from palo alto high school. managers say there has been an increase in shoplifting. the store is only letting five teenagers inside at a time. >> i think limiting anyone to enter a store is pretty strange. if they have issues with shoplifting, they probably need to get better security in there. >> cvs supervisor tells us shoplifting has decreased since implementing the policy. >> okay. did you see it? probably the best 49ers game in the five-year history of levi stadium. the crowd totally electric, until that last second in overtime. nbc bay area's ian cull. that was a nail-biter until the last second. >> reporter: everyone's blood pressure is finally going down after that one. i talked to a lot of fans on their way in. when was the last time you were this excited for a 49er game? yep, you have to go back to scandal stick to 2013 probably. it lived up to the hype, they were saying on the way out, even though the niners were handed their first loss of the season. >>> in the biggest game of the season, in front of

. >> cvs i got it right >> via com cv vcvs.e can rally >> the deal closed about a month from now >> yes, it's amazing how there are so few people who actually agree with what i just said. they just feel that this is, when you talk about cord cut, everyone always thinks, like via com cord cut i don't think that's right it's cvs by the way they locked up a lot of sports. it's not like alphabet, which there is a negative script but alphabet and amazon come in to take all those contracts away would be easier to buy cvs than to get the contracts >> remember nielsen was for sale for quite some time? they announce this strategic review process has ended they will spin off their mobile connect business it's not doing anything positive for the stock price, which falls below 20 bucks a share >> we had ed norson on yesterday talking about the failure of nielsen. he was really good guest eto. >> she's a mart guy. >> his efforts to sort of change the way things are measured and actual the actual buying that occurs as a result of some of the

que querÍa comprar un medicamento para un resfriado y una alergia, esto ocurriÓ en una farmacia de cvsun nuevo dÍa" >> entrÉ a comprar medicamentos para la garganta, y cuando tuve el medicamento fui a la cajera automÁtica y en la cajera automÁtica me pidieron el id y la empleada se me acercÓ y me pidiÓ el id se lo doy, cuando mira el id es de puerto rico, me dijo que necesitaba un id de estados unidos mÉxico o canadÁ y tuvimos un intercambio que le dije que puerto rico es parte de estados unidos, la licencia de puerto rico sÍ es vÁlida en estados unidos. >> lo que es la ignorancia, la empresa cvs se ha disculpado y dice que considera valida cualquier identificaciÓn de puerto rico, pues claro, cÓmo debe ser. >> salieron de nueva york y van caminando hacia washington, son dreamers jÓvenes del programa daca que reclama que estados unidos es su casa. el prÓximo 12 empieza en el mÁximo tribunal el proceso que decidirÁ sobre daca y uno de esos dreamers es mariana a quien saludamos ahora, bienvenida mariana. >> hola buenos dÍas gracias. >> buenos dÍas mariana, ¿cÓmo estÁ resultando esta camin

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cvs rose more than 5% today to strong growth in the medicare advantage health hunt helped humana beatectations. it lichted the toutwill being d expected to match the analyst profit targets next year. humana shares up 3.5% to 304.94. >>> "the new york times" saw growth in the onle subscriptions but the publisher says it expects calks for the digital advertising plform. >> weuided to a potentially challenging fourth quarter for digitaladvertising. there are particular reasons for that. fantasticallyid well a year ago, digital advertising up 30% a year a that's a tough comp. one or two very, very bigeals ar not going to repeat in the fourth quarters. we've done the deals, similar big deals. they won't appear untilil 2020. >> shares slid nearly 4% to 30.69. >>> tiffany is reportedly askin for a higher price from suitor lvmh. routers said the board felt the $14.5 billion biddas enough and is willing to open books and provide confidential informati the french luxury company to prove that it deserves a higher bid. tiffany sres rose a fraction to 124.69. after the bell tonight, qualcomm repor

cvs corporate has gotten wind of the story.es and it's instructing the store to stop that practice immediately. >>> a man some call the g.o.a.t. because he may be the greatest football player of all-time is talking about life away from the field. >> jerry rice held a fireside chat last night at the commonwealth club in campbell. nbc area's raj mathai moderated the event. rice likes to wear his hall of fame ring. he shares stories about 49er greats including bill wal rnl and joe montana and talked about his new book which celebrates 100 years of the nfl. >> he's a nice guy. >> he doesn't play all 100 years by the way. >> if not, he looked really good. >> 4:52 right now. >>> if you're a fan of the olympics and team usa, you need to get ready for a serious star sighting today in san francisco. >> gymnast simone biles and soccer star meghan rapinho and katie ledecky will be there as part of a two-day summit to help athletes prepare for the game. the opening ceremony is now 254 days away. >> tick, tick, tick, tick. >>> coming up for

cvs pharmacy says students from palo alto high have been shoplifting during lunch break, so the store door and limited the number of kids to enter the store to just five. cvs corporate says the five at a time practice was not approved by the company and goes against its policy. >>> a fire station on the peninsula has a piece of its identity back. this plaque disappeared nine years ago. firefighters noticed it was gone after the station was repainted. recently a firefighter stopped and spotted the plaque on an auction website in walnut creek. now the plaque is back. they found the plaque in the estate of a single man who appeared to work as a carpenter. >> so, still a mystery as to how they got it, but good to hear the station has it back. >> jeff, definitely you could sense the change in the weather about to happen. >> i'm glad you noticed. >> i pay attention. >> i know. i know. we're going to get to eventually blue california sky back in the mix. but for right now as jessica talked about, we do have those changes all around. so, i did want to start off with the san jose sharks foreca

we now think of cvs as a health care company. there's some sort of way to expand or extend this business to address health care and, you know, grab some of that margin instead of trying to show more in the candy kyle. jack: can you explain that dynamic, maybe they could cobble together that sam sort of -- >> there's so much cost bloat at hospitals and other places that if you can offer health care services at a drug chain like this where you face a lot of consumers, you could do so at a much lower price, and it helps if you want a health ensurer who can steer patients in the door. jack: ben has even had an experience with this, right? >> it's caremark, which is cvss pdm. at some point you're basically told you have to go on caremark otherwise you're going to have to fix the drugs yourself. jack: coming up, you can't just save money for retirement, you also have to plan on how you'll spend it. the panel comes back with how to create an income stream in retirement. >>> but first, barron's exclusive interview with ceo jon stein on t

i've heard it's almost seen as not a good thing if on your cv you stay in the same place for more than for more than three years. i've also heard that. you can ta ke years. i've also heard that. you can take that maybe with a bit of a pinch of salt. i think you need to give yourself the time to develop. an employer, your currently with, may be the right place for that, maybe before you jump you should have some conversations with your employer. what's tricky though, if you movejobs often, there's issues like your pension, you've got lots of different tensions with different providers, it can get very complicated. it can, if you had six jobs up until the age of 35 that's potentially six different pension pots you have to keep track of so there's lots of things a play that you should think about before you jump you should think about before you jump ship and it's notjust pensions, it's other benefits that come with your employment, things like death in service, private medical insurance, they contribute toa medical insurance, they contribute to a positive work life. i've been here 16 yea

cvs said we're working to ensure all employees are aware of the crv program patriot col. we turned to cal recycle. the state agency that oversees recycling. it declined to go on camera. there's a jump in enforcement at stores. 1500 surprise inspections this year compared to just 231 in all of 2018. that extra enforcement is too late for a lot of people who have given up trying to get paid. crv paybacks have sagged 76%. but the state still charges crv 100% of the time. and that means cal recycle banked $265 million it didn't have to reimburse. so where does that money go? cal recycle said it's spending it on recycler subsidies, system improvement and outreach to make redemptions easier. >> uday is irked. he's calling for the state to suspend crv until it finds out a way for people to get repaid. >> stop collecting something you're not going to pay back. that's only fair. >> good question. we asked governor newsom's office about suspending crv temporarily. his staff said that's up to the legislature. sacramento recently tweaked the law to address some recyc ling issues. crv

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speaking of cvs, don't miss the company's ceo tonight on "mad money" at 6:00 p.m.rn right here on cnbc now, sue herera for a news update. >> good to see you, joe. all right. here's what's happening at this hour roger stone arriving for day two of his trial on charges of lying to krcongress a jury has been seated, setting the stage for opening arguments in a criminal case stemming from robert mueller's probe of russian meddling in the 2016 u.s. elections one man is dead and a sheriff's deputy injured after a shooting in a north carolina hospital a person in the deputy's custody went for his gun inside the medical center this morning injuring him a police officer then shot and killed the attacker. >>> 1,000 scientists have signed on to a study which says earth is facing a climate emergency. the study says greenhouse gas emissions are rising quickly and governments are not doing enough to slow it down. it was published on tuesday in "the journal of bioscience." and it's that time of year amazon prime free one-day delivery is expanding to millions of new products it wi

what's so exciting about cvs? they are testing this new format of stores called health hubs where they have expanded health care offerings in stores. they have already this very large chain of walk-in clinics called minute clinics but what they added is in-house blood labs, faster test results, things like that. they are going to be in a position going forward to take market share from hospitals. you're not going to go to your cvs with a gunshot wound but if you have some kind of chronic non-dire condition, cvs will become a place where you can go for cheap health care and they own an insurer called aetna that can help steer patients there. stuart: you mean to tell me i can walk into a cvs, get a blood test done for less than $1400? because that's what it costs me. in new york. >> much more cheaply and on the spot. this began as a test with three stores in houston. they have expanded it to a few more. they might have 50 by the end of the year. they will have 1500 by the end of 2021. it's going to take some time fo

liberty. ♪ >> cvs is not just a place to pick up prescriptions and a pack of gum.s an increasing array of medical services and the distribution of drugs to the pharmacy benefits manager. larry joins me now, thank you so much for coming in. you had earnings that pleased investors early this week, your stock popped because of be on sales and earnings as wall street expected. one of the drivers are your growth? >> great momentum in the business and as you look at our business segments, all of our business performed very well. we see strong revenue growth and not supported by strong bottom-line performance. really pleased with the business and outlook as we go forward. >> in the early days you healt launched health hubs and they offer a lot more than flu shots. can you expand what they are and why you see this the future of healthcare? >> we see the retail health consumer, more consumerism in healthcare than ever before. they need to meet people where they are around their health needs and communities in the home to many in the palm of your hand. it's a community desti

it is on the cv, won the challenge cup stand—off, so nice to make my debut at centre and get that onon. what is it like in the camp? it is a great group of lads, a great crowd, it isjokers, plenty great group of lads, a great crowd, it is jokers, plenty of laughs every day, great place to be. new zealand are strengthened by the return of the mercurial halfback shaunjohnson and england have breaker in 2013 world cup, he was stopped by the kiwis last week, his appetite no doubt shopping for this week. and the kiwis will be full of confidence going into the game. great britain will at least be hardened by the way they finished last week‘s test match against the kiwis. we did not lose the game, we simply ran out of time. time is now running out of time on the series and nothing short of a victory here in christchurch tomorrow will satisfy travelling british rugby league fans. there‘s nothing like a bit of nepotism! tiger woods has named himself as one of his captain‘s picks for next month‘s presidents cup against the international team in melbourne. he began by picking the current us 0pe

cvs stores. how important is this creativity around curbside pickup? think, as consumers, a lot of people expect to be able to order something online and go to the store and pick it up. i think it is really important because it allows people to reach customers in places where they don't necessarily have a best buy store close by. if you have a cvs around the corner, maybe you are more likely to place an order with them if you can pick it up there. focusing on same-day delivery. going back to the appliance category, people are not buying a new dishwasher for fun, they are buying it because there dishwasher broke. faster fulfillment options, i think that is a good way to unlock growth in the services space. joe: it seems like a fair number are figuring this out. could we be getting to the point where this is a significant former ability for amazon, that it doesn't have the physical on the ground presence that some of its rivals do? great i think that is a point. amazon bought whole foods. that was a big move into physical retail on the part of amazon. i

minus 3.8 february versus the front end of cvs .4 .6 2.9, .4. end is something that cvs tried to diversify from and it is still doing better than what -- turned out to be a good deal merlot, larry merlo turned into a healthcare company you're going to load up walgreens against amazon right in the death star's purview and there is no force field. >> i think you're kind of asking, others are, what is the strategy >> nobody knows. >> there you go. so now placina would like to take the company private, maybe. i haven't spoken to him specifically about that. they had partnered, boots alliance, which he ran, partnered with kkr in the past but that deal was not in the green until they did the walgreens deal that sort of took kkr from what had not been a particularly good investment to a better one so, you know, you have a lot of questions here >> more questions than answers >> doesn't add up to me. >> i think xerox has a better chance >> that's saying something for him. >> yeah. >> let's get an update on alibaba. >> the numbers behind me, that gross me

look, cvs is still headed higher i think it does more than $7 give it a 12 multiple and you see whereso i want you to buy it. let's go to gerard in new jersey gerard >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i knee a buy, sell or hold i have 300 shares at 108, proctor. >> which what it proctor? >> procter & gamble is a great american company with unbelievable management by david taylor i say -- >> buy, buy, buy >> whoa. we're going to kt in massachusetts. kt >> thank you, jimmy, for your hard work. >> you're welcome. >> caller: i grew up about a mile from your old stomping grounds, suffolk downs. >> oh, my. suffolk downs. that's where i learned to handicap and loved it. >> make a living down there? >> we have cousins it was fun the whole thing was good take the blue line what's up? >> caller: i'm interested -- i'm a little concerned about idexx labs they have a new ceo. >> right >> they missed earnings. >> right >> caller: the stock has gone from 295 to 57. >> i like the long-term story there, but you're right. they have a new ceo and i do not know him and i wish mr. aris the be

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why not target when you look at target it fits the bill you obviously have the cvs within the targetere is different things about it but looking at the stock, $ 110 it 2.8%. pe it makes sense. and injury it's a measurement of what you were defining, mel. measuring what's going on in the economy and everything else. >> tim >> well if i was going to target something it would be probably cvs. to me it's almost kind of painfully obvious. if we are talking about walgreen's, what is the closest competitor, stock price for a stock -- essentially a stock weighted index, in terms of representative part of the economy and both of the companies are either struggled from or deal with some of the same issues arndt the pbm business and core retail footprint. escalating kind of retail costs and escalating labor costs and possibly input costs from the trade war. but cvs would be the clear and obvious replacement. >> karen >> yes, i'm choosing facebook being with all capsed to. >> apparently. >> that's the new logo and there you see, the the dow doesn't represent nearly as much as it should social me

this is d w news law of a from a spectacular heist at one of the world's oldest museums cvs break into the royal palace in the german city of taiz den and make off with diamonds and jewelry of immeasurable cultural value also coming on leaked documents shed light on the chinese government's mass detention of we go muslims in a network of prison camps beijing insists they're simply voluntary reeducation centers. and hong kong has need of altitude.

germany's ruling conservatives try to overcome a crisis at the top of the party and battle a cv youth leader and a good convo it threatens to quit unless she gets her party's full back. and a small pacific archipelago is poised to become the world's newest country people in the autonomy's region of bhutan feel are going to the polls to vote on their independence. i'm nick spicer thanks for joining us. colombia's government has ordered a curfew in the capital after widespread protests across the country against planned pension and labor market reforms several people have been killed in clashes in the last 2 days now the country's president is calling for a national conversation in an effort to calm things down. more clashes in bogota a 2nd day of widespread protests while police used tear gas in the alleyways thousands gathered in front of the national assembly before that protest was broken up to the demonstrations are hard to categorize as left wing or right wing people just seem fed up with the conservative government of president even. your deputy then i'll tell you why i voted for

cvs, a lot of people felt this merger with aetna was ill advised.hat larry merlo is demonstrating, what you need, because the combination with aetna is starting to yield some terrific numbers unless you feel we're going toward single payer. this will prove to be one of the great deals. the numbers they reported this morning overall were a big guide up but more importantly, there is a belief that he can do the $7 now, there was a cast doubt that he could earn $7 larry merlo. so it goes this time in the wilderness now we hear it can make the $7 so people are trying to figure out how much do you pay for $7 of earnings power. i think the answer could be, if you have a clean story like this, you can put a 12 multiple on it. it is still not that high at a 12 multiple. the balance sheet, they're delevering larry has done a remarkable job in a very challenging industry so i think this can go higher and it is still -- yield is 3%. >> the benefit manager up 6%. >> a shocker they were above estimates. i'm glad you mentioned that. that would have been another a

your doorstep within a matter of minutes but we see these drone deliveries taking off, we have seen cvsnership with ups to get these drone deliveries and prescriptions to you and you will see these taking off in rural areas where it is harder for people to get to places like cvs or walgreens. jillian: the flavors of these new pringles, who needs a wholemeal when you have that? >> there are 6 flavors, turkey, duck and chicken and you can stack those three and there are three sides, stuffing, pumpkin pie and cranberry. so you have your meal right there. these are limited-edition pringles along kellogg's website. last i checked they were all sold out. i hear a lot of crunching. heather: turkey, duck and chicken combo tastes like stuffing. >> the stuffing ones are pretty good. i tried them in the green room. the stuffing was my favorite. todd: you always say that. >> he is good for the whole thing. >> pumpkin is fantastic. we will see more of these in the commercial break. if you want some - 26 after the hour. potential breakthrough with breast cancer research could detect the disease as ea

, could be cvs, they talked about that, what about starbucks, another popular name we've heard and onely like salesforce.com, software has been a real ipo category, has done very well and salesforce.com is one of the new names. somebody else mentioned to me good time to relook at the entire index and say, if you haven't been growing much in terms of share price maybe it's time to recalculate, what if ibm went out, right in? that would allow you to offer new tech companies into the index, lots of conversation down here, i don't know if any of it will come true, i can tell you that people at dj indexes and s&p says we are not talking about this right now, no, no. [laughter] liz: that's a good guessing game , maybe customer relations management. all right, gerri, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. liz: this is rather stunning, talk about fall from grace, chesapeake energy, the shares of the shell driller are now trading below 1 dollar for the first time since 1999, you're looking at a 20-year low, 90 cents a share, the stock has really had a hard time, down 64% year over year, down 5

news live from burning a spectacular heist at one of the world's oldest museum cvs a break into the royal palace in the german city of today's didn't make off with the diamonds and jewelry of a measurable cultural value also coming up. leaks documents to shed light on the chinese government's must detention of we go muslims and a network of prison camps beijing insists there are simply voluntary re-education centers. are going to hold free glad you could join me well here in germany thieves have pulled off a spectacular heist at one of europe's most renowned museums and he's in the east in a german city have to say that the break in the green falls collection took place in the early hours of monday morning the looting clues priceless early 18th century jewelry the state museum is home to around $4000.00 objects made of ivory gold silver and jewels dressed ins green vault museum home to one of europe's greatest collections of treasures now it's a crime scene after burglars snatch several sets of early 18th century jewelry including diamonds and rubies. president police say the thieves ente

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. >> what about big stores like walmart, safeway and cvs. no despite a sign in the front doors saying yes was a walgreens. we requested statements from all of them. only cvs responded saying, we are working to ensure that all employees are aware of the crv recycling protocol. we turned to cal recycle, acknowledging compliance problems but declined to go on camera. agency data show a jump in enforcement at stores. 1500 surprise inspections this year compared to 231 in all of 2018. that extra enforcement is too late for a lot of people who have given up trying get paid. crv paybacks have sagged to 76%. the state still charges crv 100% of the time. that means cal recycle banked $265 million it didn't have to reimburse. so, where does that money go? cal recycle says it's spending it on recycler subsidies, system improvements and outreach to make redemptions easier. >> they have to take this. >> reporter: he is irked, calling for the state to suspend crv until it work out a way for people to get repaid. >> stop collecting something you're not goi

but of course talking to con and they can hardly avoid discussing cv or economic sanctions the u.s. keeps imposing on russia and it's a facts on global economy if we talk about sanctions in the perspectives of lifting them this is not a juicy he but the us administration about this it was the us congress which imposed them not us 1st of all it forced us to implement the substitution of imported goods in those sectors which are closely tied to our national interests and security is a very wide range of sectors agriculture medicine pharmaceuticals armaments and we've reached a very good and positive results i see it as a boomerang effect many u.s. companies invested a lot of money in this or that project but then had to cancel them and so they lost punish themselves and it seems that why report inspiring to view shared by many including global business and international financial media just recently forbes published an article calling russia a bullet proof and claiming its market is doing better than chinese or american surprisingly despite all the restrictions the magazine added that

we now think of cvs as a health care company.ess to address health care and, you know, grab some of that margin instead of trying to show more in the candy kyle. jack: can you explain that dynamic, maybe they could cobble together that sam sort of -- >> there's so much cost bloat at hospitals and other places that if you can offer health care services at a drug chain like this where you face a lot of consumers, you could do so at a much lower price, and it helps if you want a health ensurer who can steer patients in the door. jack: ben has even had an experience with this, right? >> it's caremark, which is cvss pdm. at some point you're basically told you have to go on caremark otherwise you're going to have to fix the drugs yourself. jack: coming up, you can't just save money for retirement, you also have to plan on how you'll spend it. the panel comes back with how to create an income stream in retirement. >>> but first, barron's exclusive interview with ceo jon stein on the success of row bow advisers and why the investment fi

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but you know i like cvs. but you can follow along at action alerts plus.com club. join the club, learn. sure there's a possibility for the market to decline. i mean, who knows. listen, the chinese can pull the rug out from underneath us. but you know what? the reasons we're rallying are pretty strong. and here they are, all ten of them. you can write them down i think that's what we're going to continue to see. by the way, on mad money tonight, has this sunshine investor terms in time of turmoil, it's time to go for the gold. we have the eagle minds on the 25th anniversary of them being listed on the big board. then it's a company bringing a whole new generation of traders to the field. how is it disrupting your potential investments? i'm eyeing robinhood men in stocks. and in 2019 we had the shortest possible holiday shopping season. so what does that mean season in less days for my wife's favorite zap poes. other than tesla. yeah, she wants a tesla. tesla, tesla, tesla. so stay with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of mad money. follow on jim cramer on t

only cvs responded and said we are working to ensure that all employees are aware of the crv programurn to cal recycle, the state agency that oversees recycling. it acknowledged some compliance problems but declined to go on camera. agency data indicate a jump in enforcement at stores. 1,500 surprise inspections this year compared to just 231 in all of 2018. that extra enforcement is too late for a lot of people who have given up trying to get paid. crv paybacks have sagged to 76%. but the state still charges crv 100% of the time. that means cal recycle banked $265 million. it says it is spending it on recycler subsidies, system improvement and outreach to make redemptions easier. >> they got to fix this. he is irked. >> at least stop collecting something that you know you're not going to pay back, right? so that's only fair. >> reporter: we asked gavin newsom's office about suspending crv. he said it's up to the legislature. sacramento recently tweaked the law to address some recycling issues. but crv collection rolls along. you are still required to pay that nickel-and-dime on ever

a cvs store on the spence littling how many high school kids can come into the store.d more on the 6:00 newscast. >>> finally, you got through today without realizing this is national apprenticeship week. the mayor london breed knows and she is expanding the apprentice program. it can be long and expensive but learning through an apprenticeship can be a way to get experience especially for people of color, women or others. chair expanding the program. >>> a little chilly outside. >> yes. but perfect for football. >>> breaking news tonight, the dangerous deep freeze sweeping the country. >>> breaking news tonight, the dangerous deep freeze sweeping the country. the terrifying moments on an icy runway, an american airlines plane skidding off. >> as soon as we stopped, everyone just kind of exhaled. >>> the polar plunge the i getter cold threatening to break records and feet of snow aloerts from oklahoma to maine the travel nightmare, cars stranded on the roads. >>> also tonight, the death of a student at an american university the major crackdown, over a dozen fraterniti

cvs, get to that quickly. shares are down. the company missed on third-quarter revenues. they were actually, 3.3 billion. the estimate, 3.36. you should know that shares of sister company viacom, process of merging with cvs, down 3% as well. there is a lot of unhappiness there to spread around with the companies. that is unusual as we continue at highs in the marketplace. don't blink. connell: try not to. big media today. melissa? melissa: no story book opening for disney. disney plus facing outages on launch day. is it a sign of things to come for the mouse's effort into the streaming wars. kristina partsinevelos has been following the story all day. she is live in the newsroom. kristina? reporter: disney is saying outages due to some people checking out the website and platform. according to down detector.com, there is over one had you thousand different reports from people around the globe, more so in the united states and canada suffering from the outages. disney took to twitter to comment. and i quote, you really went to infinity and beyond. the demand for disney plu