we go to fayetteville, arkansas for.with us. ♪ mark: this is "bloomberg markets," i mark barton. betty: i am betty liu, new york. how the markets? mark: it's a similar story, a flight to safety in light of u.s. jobredibly weak numbers, which took everyone by surprise. i can say that, categorically. you look on the bloomberg and the most pessimistic forecast has an increase of 90,000 jobs. that was still way too optimistic, more optimistic than the actual final figure. down, we haveis gains in london, the first daily game this week, mainly because of an increase in mental and minors. at taxes lower, have a look -- the dax is lower. have a look at the industry group, basic resources are benefiting from the weaker dollar, the dollar slumping against a whole array of currencies after the week jobs jobs report.k in the euro, the biggest gain of sincebuys much is 1.8%, december. the biggest gain of the year, still on track for the worst weekly rise and by. 1.8% by up as much as the dollar. this is fascinating. the yield on the

march 20th, 2007, fayetteville, arkansas. normally, officers go out solo, but corporal chris denton is recovering from a back injury, so he's riding shotgun with corporal phillip crosby. >> just really excited to finally get back to work, but i knew there were some limitations that i was going to have. >> several hours into their shift, it's turning out to be an uneventful evening. not a bad first night as corporal denton eases his way back into the job. >> we'd had a few service calls. i think we might have made a traffic stop or two. nothing stressful, nothing really big. >> but at 1:38 a.m. their night goes from zero to 60 in a matter of seconds. they're dispatched to a car accident that happens to be a block away from their location. >> it was one of those situations with as soon as we got on scene, we knew action had to be taken right now. >> the vehicle is on fire. >> my first reaction was to get out of the car and check to make sure nobody's inside of the vehicle. >> the clock is ticking and the officers have to work f

it happened as she was driving on i49 in fayetteville, arkansas. >> it was rough and scaly and as it across my feet, that is the nails on a chalkboard kind of thing. most flexible person in the world but i can guarantee you my knees were up next to my ears. >> rightfully snow. rat snakes aren't venomous. animal control officers captured the snake right weigh. >>> three days of festivities commemorating the 90th birthday of britain's queen elizabeth, ii they're under way. the queen and the royal family waved from the balance couldn't flee at buckingham palace today after a flyover of royal air force planes. it was the first appearance on the balance couldn't flee for william and kate's little baby charlotte. by tradition she she also has an official birthday. today is prince philip's actual 95th birthday. >>> carrying on alex scott's dream one cup of lemonade at a time. this is the stand where it all started. the original alex's lemonade stand. "eyewitness news" at penn wynne elementary school in wynnewood montgomery county. alex's friends and family continue to honor her dream holdin

conferences, international conferences, people have contacted us from the bahamas, from other states -- fayetteville, north carolina, throughout the greater bay area, of course, and reached out and said, "how do i do this? what does it take?" it takes simply to be able to know what the blue ribbon represents and to be united in the belief that the best treatment for child abuse in adulthood is to have not have had it happen at all, to prevent it, so that is our mission -- preventing it from starting. >> we usually do the other way. we talk about the abuse and how horrible it is, but we don't talk about this piece of it. so, kathy, when the conversation starts, what do people say to you about getting these materials? >> well, they want to know how to get them, and part of it is we have this wonderful network of the 10 bay area child abuse councils that we've been working with for years. now i work as a volunteer with patty getting the materials out. patty is a great visual person and a great person looking at messaging, and she works with some other excellent people. so they've created wonderful mate

our reporter has more from fayetteville, arkansas. >> one of the big things we been hearing about hisy and how that will be the key to driving future growth at this company. they announced a couple interesting things this week, one being a partnership with uber and lyft. customers will be able to order their groceries online and then and uber or lyft driver will deliver them to their doorstep for seven dollars to $10. if it is successful, it is something that will be expanding. another, grocery pick up. another interesting tech thing we noticed this week was a demonstration of how they are using drones. inside one of walmart's biggest distribution centers they are using drones to go up and down the aisles, scanning inventory to make sure it's in the proper place. it takes one person -- actually two people an entire month to go around the distribution center doing that manually. a drone can do it in one day. those are the types of innovations they are looking at. drones to play a role in delivery as well. they did not really want to get into that. technology will be the key to that com

to the south of atlanta through column yack south carolina, wilmington, and into fayett fayetteville,th carolina, three to 6-inches of heavy rain in southern georgia tonight there is the chance of a few tornadoes. overnight in the city, 69. the suburbs 64. increasing clouds and a few showers especially north and west. tomorrow spotty showers maybe storm during the afternoon. the high temperature 85. as we look ahead on the exclusive seven day forecast, take look from your weather authority. wednesday much cooler behind the front and very windy conditions. 72. warmer for thursday. a really nice day on friday. saturday looks great. another front moves through. a clipper like system believe it or not on sunday. more characteristic of the winter but temperatures will be in the 80s despite a few morning showers and by monday looking good with a mix sun and clouds. the high 82. >> there you go. >> all right. thank you. >> i got couple days off. thank you very much for the beautiful weather. >> you're welcome very much. >> i appreciate it. >> do snakes scare. >> yes. >> plug your ears. terri

elizabeth ramos, fayetteville, north carolina. why is watters asking such easy questions. a challenge like kwz who is buried in grant's tomb." o'reilly, you are a fair journalist. today, my wife and i become bill o'reilly.com premium members because we believe in you. thanks for all you do for the people of haiti. i wish i could do more. we donate to the haitian health fund out of connecticut. because the money goes straight to the poor people who desperately need medical help in haiti. sadly, the government of that country continues to do very little. raymond, liverpool, new york. bill, saw you and miller in fairfax, virginia. you said hillary is a 3-1 favorite to win. has your opinion changed? those were the betting odds a few weeks ago. now it's much closer. by the way, the ultimate father's day gift is tickets to see miller and me live. mohegan sun this saturday. right before father's day. denver, atlanta, biloxi, after that. now, there's a bunch of 100-year-old birthdays this week. can't do them all. i'm going to do these. irene, colorado springs, charles brown, 98, k

in fayetteville home of the walmart shareholder's meeting and 11:00 a.m. here on "squawk alley." ♪ ♪ when i'm feeling down ♪ so i turn around ♪ oh, baby don't care no more ♪ i foe this for sure >>> good friday morning, everyone. carl is on assignment, but jon fortt has made his way back to post nine. glad to see you. >> good to be back. >> and also this hour, we will have mike santole and business insoo insider and founder henry blodgett, and

in fayetteville home of the walmart shareholder's meeting and 11:00 a.m. here on "squawk alley." ♪ ♪ when i'm feeling down ♪ so i turn around ♪ oh, baby don't care no more ♪ i foe this for sure >>> good friday morning, everyone. carl is on assignment, but jon fortt has made his way back to post nine. glad to see you. >> good to be back. >> and also this hour, we will have mike santole and business insoo insider and founder henry blodgett, and good friday to you. we have to start with the rough may jobs report, and the u.s. only adding 38,000 jobs. and as simon said, the markets are being resilient considering just how bad that data is. and we can make jokes about the bls forgetting to carry the one, but this is no laughing matter. >> there is two huge implication, the timing of the rate rises, and it would be surprising to see the fed race in the face of this, and maybe if june is better, it changes, and the other is the impact on the election. the economy stay strong, it would be a major upset to see the republicans win the election, but if the economy go

. >> hallie jackson, and i thought it was greensboro, but it's fayetteville where we had the incidenta supporter, not in greensboro. hallie jackson, we'll be watching your report. thank you very much. let me bring in richard haas, president on the council of foreign relations. richard, become to the show. >> thanks, chuck. >> i haven't heard your reaction to what you heard from donald trump yesterday. what was your reaction? >> well, there were two parts. i think the comments as opposed to the speech, the insinuations about the president crossed a line. there simply isn't a place in our politics. we can have legitimate differences, we can have real differences, but to insinuate in any way that the president is somehow a trafficker with terrorists, again, it crosses a line. it's also ironic because this president more than most shall we say, has made going after terrorists a priority, particularly through drone strikes. so that's one thing. in terms of the speech itself, it just seems to me the entire notion of banning a class of people is intellectually and politically wrong and count

we go to fayetteville, arkansas, next. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. i'm scarlet fu.mart just wrapped up its annual shareholder meeting in danville, arkansas. shannon pettypiece is there live. give us some of the highlights from the meeting. we heard there were some votes taking place. shannon: things are just wrapping up. all of the 14,000 people should be filtering out any minute. they are listening to katy perry right now. company proposals passed, shareholders voted on those. none of the shareholder proposals passed. after this, doug macmillan will be doing a q&a with an esters. i will be updating you on that throughout the day. mostly an emphasis on technology and the company reaffirming its commitment to employees, talking about the wage increase and how that translates into better customer service. jobs reporthad a here, which was disappointing, only 38,000 jobs added in the month of may. walmart is america's biggest private employer. what does a week jobs report in for a company like walmart? shannon: obviously, not good for any company when they are not seein

he started as a high school teacher in fayetteville and later was a science and math and program manager for the georgia department of education and was associate superintendent accountable. he served as the senior vice president for achieve. a non-profit reform program based in washington. he holds a bachelor in chemistry from north georgia, a doctorate from as well. welcome to washington and thank you. >> i will continue with the introductions. >> ms. harrison supports students in language acquisition. then we have the interim vice president. ms. hall was the organization director of k-12 development and was an analyst to the texas legislative counsel and the office of herb coal. quite a bit of geographically movement there. and david is in the blue ribbon district in arlington heights, illinois. he was the athletic director, principle and superintendent before this. he is the president of the schools superintendent association. i ask our witnesses to raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothin

heat advisories, 105 feels like in little rock. 101 in fayetteville. and gusty wind.nderstorms may redevelop this afternoon and evening. a few could be severe. warm and muggy in the mid 80s. overnight the storms come to an end with mostly cloudy skies. lows around 70. partly sunny on friday with isolated t-showers. a nice weekend with seasonable temperatures in the mid 80s. unsettled early next week. >>> coming up here on "gma," the iraq vet >> before the accent which i got the accent i started noticing it. >> it's bloody alarming. the strange condition that caused the sudden switch. too soon? >> cheerio. >> back in a moment. but she just can't see it. so excedrin worked with me to show my mom what i experience during a migraine. excedrin relieves my pain and symptoms. but their dedication to migraine sufferers doesn't stop there. oh my god... i'm so sorry, honey, that you go through this. now i finally feel understood. experience more stories at excedrin.com i wake up and i just feel

joining us live in fayetteville is shannon.out -- wall maturity saying they are going to use uber and lift to make deliveries? >> yes. some big grocery news for them and a way to forlt five this wall around groceries. it's like amazon and google all trying to get into the grocery business and try to make to it will uber or lift drivers pick up your grocery list and deliver them. we will talk a lot more about that. >> how much of this is not just .bout wal-mart but amazon >> i think almost everything wal-mart does at this point has something to do with amazon and every other retailer like target trying to push things online. they were a step behind amazon when amazon came in but they are not going to let that happen to their grocery business. half of their business comes from groceries. that's why it's so important to them. >> now let's go to john for a look at the markets. john? julie: yes. about 23 minutes from the payroll report. in london further ftse we are higher. the global fx market, the g 10 space, no drama here either.

heat advisories today.1 105 is the feels like in little rock. 101 in fayetteville. >> good morning, iteorologist mike nicco. check out the bay area forecast. we are starting off with a lost sunshine but the relaxing sea breeze keeps our technicals intact for today because it will relax this weekend and it will be hot again. we will look at the temperatures, 60s along the coast into san francisco and richmond and 70s an the bay, and mainly 80s inland. my seven-day forecast shows the heat is back. saturday, especially inland and it will be hotter next >>> coming up here on "gma," the iraq vet charged with hiring a hit man to kill her ex. the politician sting hatoed the alleged plot. >>> and the american woman who had surgery who went from a southern drawl suddenly to an english accent. >> before the accent which i got the accent i started noticing it. >> it's bloody alarming. the strange condition that caused the sudden switch. >> back in a moment. >> cheerio. >> they ariotheriot. just can't . so excedrin worked with me to show my mom what i experience during a migraine. excedrin reliev

host: up next, we have added calling in from fayetteville, north carolina.d, you are on with kristen lombardi. first of all, i do not condone it. i think it's extremely disgraceful, any sexual excelled. -- any sexual excelled. -- assault. but how about these false allegations? i can name a couple, the university of virginia allegation, which was in rolling stone, and then you have the duke lacrosse, that ruined a lot of people's lives. alleged she was assaulted in college, she is now hillary clinton supporter. and i believe bill clinton assaulted about seven women. host: let's give kristen a chance to respond. what about the issue of false allegations? guest: we heard that a lot when we were reporting or theories as well. the defense, is which is of course, consent was there, and this is a false allegation. honestly, we hope every student whose case we featured -- the question of consent was the real question. there wasn't a situation where we felt like this is a false allegation. there have been some very high-profile stories in the press about the rolling

now for the executive edge, walmart kicking off the annual pep rally and shareholder meeting in fayetteville. courtney reagan joins us now with more, playing some music. i didn't know who it was. i guess you'll tell us. for us, you know who it would be, right? >> who would it be for you? >> i don't know. dierks, maybe. somebody like that. what about you? you like brett, right? >> yeah. i like brett eldredge, luke bryant, any of them. we have a couple of hours until that actually happens and the annual shareholder meeting for walmart kicks off behind me. it has been a pretty busy week down here in arkansas for walmart associates, media and executives. just this morning, walmart announced that in the next two weeks it will begin testing using uber, lyft and deliv in phoenix and denver. walmart employees will shop for items online and request that the on demand delivery be sent directly to the shopper. the standard delivery charge remains the same for the consumer. the new delivery pilot is another example of ways that walmart is reworking its business model to infuse technology. the retailer h