>> leave the fedex. psa is a wholly-owned subsidiary of american airlines. relationship. i want to show the graphic right now of the offer. fully owned by american airlines. you get a $250,000 signing bonus be one of $75,000 paid in your first paycheck. this is the general offer. 12 days off per month. longevity credit for vacation and retirement. >> almost have $1 million for walking in the door? why is this gift sitting out there for the offering? >> at fedex the told us over a year ago that they are cutting flights and worker hours. you may remember famously them saying he saw a global economic slowdown. since then they have been pretty dramatically cutting their flights and worker hours, so none of this is a surprise. also ups post taking early retirements. almost 200 of them. taking those early retirement offers. they are getting a similar offer from psa airlines, so there are two sides to this story. i also want to show you the statement from the pilots union very quickly. they say we do not consider this an acceptable offer and they reacted accordingl

and fedex as more americans click to buy.edgwick joins us with the latest good morning >> lovely to see you americans have been debating who's the biggest delivery giant. is it u.p.s., fedex? it's ne it's neither, it's amazon. this year, pre-thanksgiving, they've already delivered 4.8 billion packages by the end of the year, they're expected to hit somewhere in the region of just under 6 billion packages absolutely extraordinary for a company that was a customer of the other two less than year or two. there may be problems with the acquisition of the maker of roomba the european commission is concerned that it will give them an unfair advantage in the vacuum cleaner market, specifically, they're saying, lo look, it may give amazon the ability to foreclose on other rivals and reduce the visibility on the amazon, on the market place for some of those other rivals as well quite extraordinary, these things i don't floknow if you've got oe in your house, but they make for a happy home in my house >> i do, but they eat up a whole l

entre tanto, amazon estÁ dejando atrÁs a fedex en la carrera por las entregas a domicilio.les del aÑo, pero amazon aÚn no ha superado a fedex en las entregas a escala mundial. y los que viajaron en aviÓn para reunirse con familiares el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias tuvieron que regresar a sus casas y abarrotaron los aeropuertos. la administraciÓn de seguridad en el transporte dijo que en un dÍa revisÓ a 2.900.000 pasajeros, un rÉcord para una sola jornada. blanca rosa vicio nos trae reacciones. blanca: despuÉs de las vacaciones de acciÓn de gracias miles de pasajeros siguen retornando a casa como inÉs vÁsquez. >> el vuelo estaba por salir a las 5:30 de la maÑana, pero hubo un retraso y el aviÓn saliÓ a las 7:30 de la maÑana. dos horas mÁs o menos. blanca: a quÉ hora tuviste que llegar al aeropuerto? >> a la 1:00. blanca: segÚn la administraciÓn de seguridad en el transporte, el domingo la tsa rompiÓ rÉcord el mayor nÚmero de pasajeros diarios como el domingo revisÓ a casi 3 millones de pasajeros en los aeropuertos del paÍs. american airlines informÓ que tuvo casi 6 millones de p

plus, move over fedex and ups. the biggest shipper in the u.s. good surprise. you. >> while inflation may be slowly decreasing fast, food prices are starting to break the bank. according to the bureau of labor statistics, fad food, fast food prices during the month of october, rose 6.2% over the past year chains such as chipotle and mcdonald's have solely raising prices since 2021. starbucks has yet to cross out any future price hikes. customers also noticing that even the value menus at some fast food here. some change, however, do offer free deals and discounts through their mobile apps. >> ups and fedex might have lost their titles as the biggest delivery companies in the united states. a new wall street journal report says that title now belongs to amazon. the report says amazon delivered more packages to homes in the united states last year compared to deliveries by ups prior to that, amazon had already beat fedex and delivery numbers back in 2020. however, the u.s. postal service does remain the biggest parcel service by volume. wall street journal also s

amazon is eclipsing ups and fedex to take on the title of the largest courier company in the u.s.passing ups in 2022 and fedex back in 2020 the momentum forecasted to continued internal data at amazon that's been reviewed by the wall street journal, still the united states postal service is the largest because they handle packages for amazon, ups and fedex amazon could in the share with 5.9 billion deliveries, let's stay with amazon, the retail is eyeing more office space in miami. the company looking for 50000 square feet in the midst of a large migration of corporations, finance executives and ceos. speaking of ceos there buzzing about the newest miami mayor jeff bezos who is joining a long list of billionaires who are calling miami home, bezos joining dan loeb, bezos is just fine a second miami manchin after he bought his first make a home for 68 million, he now has two mega manchin next door to each other he buys one and then the neighbors house. >> that's how we get this privacy. >> i want one plane and one boat small dreams. maria: it's interesting how many people are leavin

a train slamming into a fedex truck. >>> tonight here, rose land carter in her own words. how she wanted to be remembered. her work as a humanitarian. her work as first lady on mental health. and what the carters told barbara walters all those years ago, the secret to their bond. you'll want to hear this. >>> and not since the super bowl, the two brothers and their rematch tonight on "monday night football." and tonight, travis kelce and what he's just revealed about taylor swift. >>> good evening and it's great to start this thanksgiving week with all of you at home. we do begin tonight with the severe storms hitting just as millions begin their travel for the holiday. severe storms hitting now and over the next 24 hours. tornado watches in effect already. then this all moves east. washington, d.c., right up through new york city. of course, as millions travel for thanksgiving. the storm sweeping across the country. heavy rain, damaging winds and snow possible. tornadoes and hail. severe wetter in the south by morning, reaching the northeast in the next 24 hours. tomorrow

pandas gigantes despidiÉndose de que fue su hogar, era la carga mÁs mimada que llevaban camiones de fedexa suelta como ellos lo hacÍan. >> venÍamos a visitar los pandas y no los podemos ver, nos juntamos con que se los iban a llevar a china. >> miles de personas en todo el mundo se despidieron de los ositos en peligro de extinciÓn, el vuelo china va a durar 19 horas, los pandas van a aterrizar en su destino, donde vivirÁn en un santuario como otros de sus parientes que estÁn en atlanta tambiÉn regresarÁn a china ya no habrÁ mÁs pandas gigantes en estados unidos, aunque los pandas ya no estÁn, quedan estos peluches linternas de unos ositos gigantes que cautivaron a la capital por dÉcadas. siempre se le recordarÁ de manera especial como cuando se deslizaban en la nieve, cuando chao naciÓ, y cuando un mostrÓ su mal genio, o cuando se parÓ de cabeza tratando de ponerle algo de humor al difÍcil momento que pasamos en la pandemia. jorge: buenas noches. ¿que vas a ir a una fiesta? ¿con el permiso de quién? con el mío, que es el único que necesito. te equivocas. vives bajo mi techo y tienes que s

that same month, in austin, texas, a fedex pilot had to avoid hitting a southwest plan. >> southwest, fedex is on the go. >> these events put more than 1300 lives at risk. >> thursday at capitol hill, the ntsb pressed congress for money to upgrade technology and hire more staff. that national air traffic controller association says there are 2300 fewer air traffic controllers working then there should be. staffing shortages have meant mandatory six day work weeks, leading to exhaustion. >> it is already a highly stressful profession. >> there is concern about a looming government shutdown. >> it would force the f8 to close its training academy, delete the pipeline of new controllers, >> and that pipeline faces another challenge ahead of the faa testifying that it can't increase the number of students because there aren't enough qualified teachers. >>> all right. the 49ers are back in action this sunday. they are hoping some of their injured stars (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. so, you've got the power of xfini

. >> reporter: fedexing three pandas halfway around world is no easy feat.itats for the last time. they got into their travel crates. they've practiced getting into the crates for months now so they would feel right at home. then the pandas got a special convoy as they headed to dulles international airport. we spoke to one young panda fan who says his mom let him skip school to witness history. >> i only got to know them for a little bit. but it is sad. >> reporter: each crate was carefully loaded into the back of the plane. it's a special fedex plane named the panda express that will fly 19 hours to china with a quick stop for fuel in alaska. the pandas will have plenty of snacks along the way. the plane is loaded with several hundred pounds of bamboo. at the helm is the pilot. what is your favorite part? >> just the fact that i get to be part of the panda shipment. it's a true honor. we take great pride in flying these loveable bears back to their homeland. >> reporter: the zoo says maybe some day we could see pandas here in d.c. once more. >> i can't ima

oul you why.el 22, 20, 20, 22, 2022, fedex, $3 million.ocrats, amazon, $16 millionts to democrats. they pay for this stuff. yes. soft on trade democrats. and here we are this day. they bought this policy. >> exactly. so now they got to live with it. live with it. it's better than a porch. get i. pirates, right? because these are individuals. we get hit when amazon get it. mm-hmm. >> kat, how how do you how are you going to make do if you can't order things? >> what's going to happen to your lifeng t away and die? >> yes. you know, i'm kind of close already. >> i think it's the criminals. they are a little impressive, impr. ey >> i mean, the coordinated effort. i mean, do they? or, dis online. are tha >> i mean, is it emails? is it zoom meetings that they're doing? how how do they all know? i mean, i think honestly, body looking at the body of work, fou would really you could hire them to do event planning. yeah. except for i'd be worried they might steal from me.t, >> but other than that, what if they find themselves in any otheapplr way?

. >> southwest fort fedex is on the go. >> multiple incidents were linked to mistakes by air traffictrollers. their union president says current schedules include mandatory overtime and routine six day work weeks and ten hour shifts. >> this leads to fatigue. last year's controller controllers at 40% of our facilities worked six day work weeks at least once a month in several of our facilities require six day work weeks and ten hour days every single week. >> meanwhile, the faa says it's now forming a committee to examine mental health among pilots after an off duty alaska airlines pilot allegedly tried to crash a plane. that pilot told investigators he'd been suffering from mental health issues and had recently taken psychedelic mushrooms. is a far different kind of emergency for this charter plane flying from london to orlando, forced to turn around at 14,000ft. when the crew realized four windows were flapping in the wind with missing or damaged window panes, investigators say the windows were damaged by high powered lights used during a film shoot on the plane. the previous day.

. >> reporter: to austin -- >> fedex on the go >> reporter: -- where a controller cleared a fedex planeflight was departing. >> words fail to adequately describe how close 131 souls came to dying that day. >> reporter: -- to boston, where a corporate jet crossed in front of a landing jetblue flight it's been a year of close calls, 23 runway near misses, more in the air. while just 1.3% of all flights, the ntsb chief warns the risk is growing >> our safety system is showing clear signs of strain that we cannot ignore. >> reporter: the biggest contributing factors, fatigue and distractions in cockpits and control towers 77% of them understaffed, leading to mandatory six-day weeks and ten-hour days for controllers while it will take years to hire and train enough controllers, the ceo of delta airlines said on the "today" show this morning, the turnover is impacting safety. >> the air traffic controllers add some new folks. so i think it warrants the continued review of our safety management >> are you concerned about the impact of that on safety of the airspace >> absolutely i am worried a

and let's be clear that all the for crossing alone does not have the capacity to process a fedex at the skating required just the for the end of the tax. if crossed into guys over the past 2 weeks, compared to the 5 under the day before the conflicts. and crucially, this does not include fuel as we don't see what else you want. babies, you mean provides, there's infections on live support. we will die. what the cannot be pumped or purified. raw sewage could sort of stop gushing onto the streets for the spreading disease. fedex low the cold release, literally spend its, the way forward is clear. are you many tendencies far? you know, all part of the is respecting all that obligations, any international humanitarian law. no. these means the unconditional release of the also does even garza know the protection of civilians, hospitals, even facilities, shelters, and schools. now, motor foods, motor water and motor medicine. and of course full anthony and guides us safely swiftly and that the sketch needed now and feathers accessed to deliver supplies to o people, the medium, gaza, know, and

we likes ups better than fedex a year ago. fedex has done coast cutting.hey have a new plan put in place. growth projectses are high for 2025. charles: amazon eating both of their lunches. is the field big enough for them to thrive? >> especially my family, shipping, buying weekly. charles: i called amazon a year ago, do me a favor, set up a distribution center at my house. save us both a lot of time and money. you come here every single day. >> when you give your amazon delivery person a christmas card you spending way torgoch my checked up on me, he said listen, are you okay? >> there you go. charles: victoria, great seeing you thanks a lot. with the year-end fast approaching where should you look for opportunities? kenny polcari joins us in studio with his picks. one way investors trying to identify next year's winners through earnings per share growth. we talk about that a lot. bill smead said it very deep. he will reveal what he likes outside of the "magnificent seven." again thank you. love that jacket. ♪. i did have hearing aids from another company

sometime in the next few weeks, fedex will transfer them to china. >> their departure is something we have been prepared or. >> the national zoo director is a former panda curator. >> we are so focused on making sure these panda return happily and safely. i know these animals. they mean so much to me and i'm going to miss them. >> she says the pandemonium has real benefits. >> people have to care. it's been so important to care about these animals but also to feel good about it there is a joy and success. >> the giant panda is considered vulnerable to extinction. the number of pandas has gone from 100 in 1980 two 600 and 2020, and now it's estimated there are 1800 pandas in their natural habitat in china. as u.s.-chinese tensions mount, the future of panda diplomacy remains a complicated question. a georgetown university professor says -- >> the chinese are angry. the sanctions placed on chinese individuals. problems china has getting pieces. it could be possible they are trying to send a signal. >> zoo officials are optimistic. now online, why are americans feel betrayed by the u.s.

the agreement on their placement on the territory of a glass, specially equipped boeing, called the fedex panda express, delivered the animals to china on a nineteen-hour flight, after a health check, the bears were sent to wolong national nature reserve. diplomatic tension between beijing and washington may be complicating efforts to bring giant pandas to american zoos. negotiations to renew or extend the agreement have failed and the bear's departure from the national zoo means the only giant pandas remaining in america are at zoo atlanta, with the agreement set to expire at the end of next year. a real tragedy for lovers of bamboo bears. from jack dawson to the wolf of wall street, heroic ranges are unwritten when this cinematic perfectionist enters the frame. with thanks to the light hand of james kamerin, the actor became the star of the class after the duet skei. footprint in the titanic at just 23 years old. he left the lyrical romantic in the image of a serious dramatic hero, the initials of the guys from lei, caressed by hollywood royalties, adorn the final credits of the standar

a fedex panda express plane is this morning ready for the 19-hour flight.ne, and pears. animal keeper mary lally will make the trip with them. >> the bears sleep for most of the flight. that's what we're anticipating. but pandas have to eat for 16 hours a day. >> reporter: their return part of an agreement signed back in 2000. though it does come amid heightened tension between the u.s. and china. but for the zoo's staff, which just held an emotional nine-day farewell celebration dubbed panda palooza, this is the morning they have long dreaded. >> i just -- i'm going to be a mess. i will be a puddle of tears on that day because i know these animals, i know them as individuals, they mean so much to me. >> reporter: lori thompson is the assistant curator. >> we spent so much time with the pandas, holidays and, you know, every day we're here, and so it is a little bit heart breaking to not have them here. >> reporter: as one native washingtonian said, it feels like a family member is leaving forever. so, this is a sad morning in washington. a lot of folks thou

but at the link and stuff with the promise fee across the region to stop the concepts from fedex and germany's national and state data is debated. ways to deal with the growing number of migrants entering the country. germany, faith is a huge back level of asylum, came out of 16 says want more federal funding to deal with the cost of bankers, the number such as well. thank you for joining us. the come off control because i had to ministry says that more than 10000 people have been killed by extremely strikes since the conflict is opted a month ago. this number has not been independence. he verified earlier the restrictive defense forces really used what became towards evidence that homos is using hospitals and schools as cobble force attacks. is there a as intensifier? that's all positions in northern godsa, in circling gods, a city, and splitting the north of the strip off from the south. to be honest, you got to be special correspondent, a for him, introducing them for the latest on the ground defense. so we have confirmation that there is now in northern and gaza and a southern ga

all of them coming out in the fedex crate, coming out to fedex trucks that will then take them all thea fedex plane and off they go to china. they will board the 777 aircraft for a very long flight. this five decade program of pandas at the national zoo have now come to an end. for 51 years, those black and white balls of fur have been the biggest stars at the smithsonian national zoo in washington. at times it has been panda mania. >> we're so excited to see the pandas. >> reporter: as visitors from around the world have come to see them. at the frozen birthday cakes and bamboo delicacies, tree climbing, snow sliding, to cuddling a newborn. >> they just looked cuddly. we just watched this little guy climb up into a tree. >> reporter: they came here on their honeymoon. >> she talked about how much she loved the smithsonian zoo and seeing the pandas. >> reporter: there's mei xiang, tian tian and xiao qi. >> i think pandemonium will break out right here at the zoo. >> reporter: it was a diplomatic and panda conservation breakthrough. since then, zoo visitors have met eight pandas, includ

to poach them from fedex and have them fly for their airline.t: that's a nice bonus. >> that's expensive and i would think the stock would go down for the expense. stuart: ralph lauren my daughter used to work for them but she does any longer. >> stronger needs, demand recovery in china up 20% there. and there are fewer promotions and discounts, there are sweaters and holiday ones two. axon i know the maker of tasers. up three and half% they base their full year outlook, more orders not only for the tasers but the drones, their body cameras used by police departments and they raise the outlook. loudoun county and ground zero is virginia and the education debate after last night's election results, the school board is dominated by democrats, what went wrong, ask virginia. in school choice terry schilling. israel is being warned they only have a couple of weeks before global opinion turns against them. will bring you the troubling headline. tomorrow the inner bursary of broken glass in nazi germany. alisha y zelle the son of holocaust survivor wil

and look at ups and fedex, down then 1.5%.art: domino's pizza. >> they look forward to the investor day next week they're calling it a turning point, stock is up 3.3% and they say shares are going to 430. stuart: there is money and pizza. >> of course every friday night. >> today do that every friday night? >> of course. stuart: plain cheese? >> i like super roni. >> is the cupped pepperoni and you sprinkle hot honey. >> its new. >> thank you lauren. let's get serious the san diego airport which i'm very familiar of is overgrown with illegal migrants, hundreds have moved in. we have a story for you. elon musk met benjamin netanyahu and agreed to provide startling services in israel and gaza. that's an important development, kelly o'grady has information on his visit. former israeli hostages friedberg in the number 240. that is over the last three days, congressman michael waltz not happy he says the u.s. is allowing terrorists to dictate the terms, congressman wallace is next. ♪ rsv is out there. for those 60 years and older p

i'm shopping in the pharmacy across the region to stop the phone from fedex. and here in germany, national and very creative ways to deal with the growing number of my friends entering the country. jeremy face has a huge backlog of asylum claims on a 16 states, one to mall, federal funding to deal with the cost of migration, the number such as swans back into the program. the value army has stepped up, its all preparations and northern gods up founding the job with the strikes and in circling gods. a city is the defense force as i expected to enter the city still on behalf of preparing for open warfare, but they is columbus to most militant groups from us, which is likely to lead to a shop rise and casualties. these ready troops have already several guides of city from the south of the dashing. to for more than this developing story, i'm now joined by the deputy or fortunately, when i'm, what i show up. as you're not reassuring that this offensive is finally going to start, what should is really defense forces expect to face the well name you should, we should

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we will see how that goes in the next few months. >> you are talking about fedex.t about the global economy. a year and change ago, you seemed confident we were headed to a imagimajor slowdown. what are you seeing? >> i leave it to the economists to figure out what the economy may do. we are seeing, as i said, the industry and economy is slow in many parts of the world. the consumer spending, while it's, you know, high on services and now starting to reset and hopefully that will come back in a positive way in 2024. >> for more on the great interview from the evolve summit, go to cnbc.com/evolve. >>> coming up on the show, china is seen as a driver of future growth. these days, some chinese are not feeling confident at their growth. coming up, we have eunice yoon discussing what is driving their sentiment. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that, too. with th

a little bit robbery of a fedex delivery truck.river described the heist in detail telling multiple cars blocked him off at the red light on the corner of west malory avenue and south memphis around 8:30 saturday night. then they broke into thinks truck and stole $100,000 worth of other people's deliveries. leaving behind empty boxes and putting our city further on edge? >> of course no one arrested so far. and that lack of consequences is what has propelled other ram pages nationwide. chicago has seen its fair share. [shouting] earlier this facilitate a hundred or so thugs ransacked a store in philadelphia. how casually they ended up getting into this pharmacy, is that correct everything, taking everything they could. it's chilling. and it's the same mo every time. everyone in a mask or a hoodie it, a hat. remember it's totally normal for people to wear surgical masks and rubber gloves in public. just do that in total, as of today, over 70 arrests have been made there. here are some of the s mull sho. accused mostly in 20's and 30

three of them are on a fedex flight to china as a 50-year program at the national zoo ends. we're going to speak to jeff corwin about that up next. >>> it is an unbearable day for zookeepers in washington, d.c. not just for zookeepers, but really for all of us who love going to see the pandas. right now the beloved giant pandas are on a 19-hour flight back to china. >> 19 hours. >> that is a long time. i don't think i could do that. the question is, how are the pandas going to do it? the three took their final stroll through the zoo this morning after being towed away in fedex shipping containers and boarding that flight. it ends more than 50 years of so-called panda diplomacy at the national zoo. joining us now, wildlife and conservation expert, jeff corwin. hi, jeff! so i think one of the big questions today, of course, is, how are these pandas able to make it through such a long flight? like, what typically happens to prepare them for a trip like this? what accommodations are they going to have on this flight? we all want to know. >> well, good afternoon, guys. i'm deligh

. >> the pandas will leave on a special fedex flight called the panda express and will travel with 300s of bamboo to munch on workers say the sendoff will be emotional for both the people and the animals. >> if you did not trust us and we didn't build that relationship with him, we would not be nearly as successful as we have been. >> only four pandas will remain in the us. those are at the atlanta zoo and their agreement with china expires next year. as for us chinese relations, president biden and china's president will meet at an economic summit in san francisco next week. rhiannon andrew, maybe they can work something out. >> maybe. >> they're so cute. >> so cute. >> couldn't bear to say goodbye. >> oh, that's a good one. here's some fun facts. well, the pandas in san diego and memphis have already been returned to china. you heard her say there are four left in atlanta. that agreement is up next year. but here's an interesting fact. on average, they go number 240 times a day. >> they also sometimes do handstands when they pee. that's true. we are a unique law firm that only repres

amazon beat out fedex too. those numbers in 2020, the u.s. postal service still remains the biggest parcel service by volume. the report says data shows amazon delivered 4.8 billion packages prior to thanksgiving. it's expected to be 1.1 billion additional deliveries by the end of the year. a pack >> all right. well, speaking of the end of the it's almost upon us, which means time for new year's resolutions. right? everybody starts thinking about that. however, a new study of about 2000 americans found that more than half. think the whole idea of a new year's resolution is outdated. rather not do it. and that's because a lot of them said that they admitted to giving up their resolutions in years past after just 3 months. but although most people said that they think resolutions are unrealistic, they are still interested in setting overall goals for themselves instead of hardline limitations. so that's kind of where they're going. the most popular goal, by the way, for gen z was to prioritize money and fix their financial situation. i think th

a specially equipped boeing, called the fedex panda express, delivered the animals to china on a nineteen-hour flight. after a health check, the bears were sent to wolong national nature reserve. diplomatic tensions between beijing and washington could complicate efforts to bring giant pandas to american zoos. negotiations to renew or extend the agreement have failed, and bear's departure from the national zoo means the only giant pandas left in america are at zoo atlanta, with the agreement set to expire at the end of next year. a real tragedy for lovers of bamboo bears. from jack dawsen to the wolf of wall street, heroic ranges are unwritten when in this film perfectionist hits the frame. with the light hand of james kamerin. the actor became a star of the class after the duet of skate winslit in titanic at just 23 years old. he left the lyrical romantic in the image of a serious dramatic hero, the initials of the guy from ley, caressed by hollywood royalties, adorn the final credits of the standard shutter island, jang the liberated great gatsby, the science-fiction beginning. he sang with

meanwhile, fedex driver in tennessee told comes out he was stopped at a red light.is why i never stop at red lights. thank you. as many as 40 coats hopped out and broke into the tractor-trailer. stealing dozens of packages and leaving several strong across the street. which would probably explain why i still haven't got my workout shorts yet. or why, hasn't got that book she ordered. or why joe biden it never got underwear unit it seems like a stupid kind of theft. whatever you grab, you have no idea what is in that package. it is just like that club jim took me to thailand. now nothing is off-limits me to is bare free for and so was across the country now delivery trucks are also targeted, what are we law-abiding citizens supposed to do now? i was about to make our own goods at home? i've already started. made a lamp. and a footstool. here's my new guest house. meanwhile, nypd putting a hiring freeze on new records because of budget cuts appealed by a multibillion dollar migrant. this is bad since the department already struggling to replace 3,000 uniformed cobs wh

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higher or even go up in the worst case, the market would be concluded rates have not been driven by fedex rotations but now driven by treasury supply worries. matt: what happens to the u.s. economy? we had a 5% on you to read you to pre--- q3 gdp, even accounting for inflation. i saw it was said if you look at our net worth, you can see wealth has increased across the demographic. 37% i think since 2019. we are in pretty good shape. >> the fat hikes are working for households and firms and banks. -- the fed hikes are working for households, firms, and banks. for banks, we're seeing in the weekly data every friday, beginning to see more signs of slow down. the textbook would have predicted consumers are responding to fed hikes and that is what is happening. it is just taking a bit longer time. we have excess savings left and also fiscal stimulus. once those things begin to wear off, the fed will conclude today this is hawkish. they will say, let's keep rates higher to let those mechanics work out so households and firms and banks continue to respond to higher rates. matt: you brought a fas

i would be a buyer of fedex right here right now how about karen in new jersey? karen. >> caller: hi, jim cramer? >> yeah. you betcha >> caller: i looichbt purchased shares in booking holding. i see the company as the nvidia of the travel industry >> whoa. >> caller: at 3100 a share where do you see the stock going from here and do you think a stock split is a strong possibility? >> i wish gloenn fogle would split. nvidia's high praise they probably had one of the four or five best quarters of this reporting season. and i think you're absolutely right to go for it if they split that stock ten for one you'd have a lot more buyers but they seem to want to keep it at a $3,000 price. i think it's silly let's go toongt in florida >> caller: boo-yah boo-yah boo-yah jim. how's it going >> triple boo-yah. how about you? >> caller: frontier airlines i'm hearing domestic travel is coming down and i know a lot of the business travel is coming down as well but -- >> $4 spec you put $5 in dfs, daily fantasy on sunday, you put $3 in this. i think pretty much the same thing. ac

and fedex.r has been forced to limit service to some cities amid the broader pilot shortage in this country. and with cargo flights slowing down, with volumes decreasing, they're trying to fill the gaps with pilots who want to jump ship or already accepted a buyout. all this as we continue to see labor issues across a multitude of industries. we did get a deal with the culinary workers in caesars -- >> i saw that. >> -- that was averted but it's been all about labor. >> we're looking for signs that inflation is coming down particularly on wages. we've seen that but, and this is a one-off kind of story, but the autoworkers will get a big raise as well. that's one of the arguments for stickier inflation. >> fain on "last call" tonight. let's get to the judge. >>> carl, thanks so much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the run at 4400. stocks trying to extend their longest winning streak in two years. we do have some interesting moves today from the inv

the trio boarded a fedex plane at dulles airport filled with bamboo and fruit for the 19-hour journeyin 23 years the panda exhibit at the zoo is empty. >>> sticker shock at the supermarket. what's behind the rising cost of olive oil, and the government's push to make those baby loungers safer. here's jarred hill with today's cbs "money watch." >> reporter: hey, a mixed finish for wall street wednesday after a few red-hot days. the dow slipped 40 points, nasdaq rose 10, and the s&p 500 edged up 4 points. >>> regulators are pushing for the first-ever federal safety requirements for baby loungers. the consumer product safety commission is proposing rules to make the cushions firmer and shorter. it's an effort to reduce the risk of suffocation after 79 deaths were reported between 2010 and 2022. >>> general motors is recalling 950 driverless cruise cars. federal regulators say the collision detection software may malfunction after a crash. it's another blow to gm's autonomous line. in fact, last month cruise halted robotaxi operations nationwide after california regulators suspended the c

in memphis, dozens of people surrounding this fedex truck as it was stuck in traffic, breaking the latching the inside and running away with as many boxes as they could hold. even after the driver starts to pull away, thieves run after the truck, jump on it and take more boxes. in atlanta, an amazon worker returning from a delivery finds several suspects sprinting up to the truck, stealing packages from the back. these suspects using similar tactics to stores ransacked in los angeles. this man hosts a memphis-based podcast. he says a robbery like this is unique. >> if i was a person actually working in that situation, being like, how is this person going to continue to work and feel like safe, and uno you know like safe, and uno y this might happen again. >> reporter: similar circumstances in washington, d.c. after a delivery driver was carjacked at gunpoint, the wheels stolen and the suspect still on the loose. >> we need these guys. this has got to stop. >> reporter: these shocking robberies ahead of what's expected to be a busy holiday shipping season. ship matrix estimates 82 million

shippers like the postal service, fedex, and u.p.s., say they have the capacity to meet demand.it of an early relief after the nightmares they experienced during the pandemic. in all, the industry says they can deliver more than 120 million packages a day compared to the projected holiday peak of $82 million. >>> and if there's a soccer lover on your list, here's a chance to get on their good side. sotheby's is auctioning off six first half jerseys including the one messi wore in the final in france. potentially selling for more than $10 million. a portion of the proceeds will go to the unicas project helping children suffering from rare diseases. that's your "cbs moneywatch" for this tuesday morning. i'm jarred hill, s news, new york. >>> up next, eating tips on items you should avoid to keep from getting sick from contaminated food. items you should avoid to keep from getting sick from contaminated food. th two times more menthol per drop, and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pain. (♪♪) my plaque psoriasis was so ba

. >> reporter: amazon, fedex and u.p.s. all calling employee safety their top priority.mazon says incidents like this are rare, while u.p.s. tells us drivers are taught to be aware of their surroundings and to report anything they consider unsafe >> how long have you been with skokie p.d.? >> 25 years. >> reporter: in suburban chicago, skokie police detective jose mendez says crimes like these often come with few consequences if the criminals. >> these huge mobs of people swarming stores, swarming trucks, like these massive smash and grabs, what is fueling this? >> my opinion it's the lack of accountability these kids, the majority are juveniles. there are no consequences so they feel emboldened. >> reporter: these brazen and sometimes violent robberies come as holiday shopping is surging experts expect this season's spending to top pre-pandemic levels with americans devoting more than half their budget to buying online. retail crime analyst karl langhorst says all those extra parcels make the truck an irresistible target. >> let's say this does happen to someone at home

all three, loaded onto a fedex panda express plane complete with 255 pounds of food for their 19-hour flight home. >> giant pandas belong to china. giant pandas also belong to the world. >> reporter: their departure comes amidstrained u.s.-china relations. the agreement expired this year. the last four in america at the atlanta zoo are set to return next year. >> i cannot imagine the national zoo, i cannot imagine washington, d.c. without giant pandas, and i will do everything i can to bring them back. >> reporter: hoping that good-bye isn't forever. tom costel loerlo, nbc news. >>> it looks like rain coats for the south. angie lassman is here tracking that for us. good morning, angie. >> rain coats, umbrellas, all going to be needed for the southern plains. that's where we're seeing moisture working in just across the border from mexico to texas, del rio to presidio. and we're going to see that moisture become more enhanced and move across portions of the southern plains and tennessee valley by the later parts of today. it's going to be unsettled but beneficial. we really do need thi

where a controller cleared a fedex plane to land just as a southwest flight was departing. >> words fail to adequately describe how close 131 souls came to dying that day. >> reporter: to boston, war corporate jet crossed in front of a landing jetblue flight. it's been a year of close calls. 23 runway near misses, more in the air. while just 1.3% of all flights, the ntsb chief warns the risk is growing. >> our safety system is showing clear signs of strain. that we cannot ignore. >> reporter: the biggest contributing factors, fatigue and distractions, in cockpits and control towers. 77% of them understaffed, leading to mandatory six-day weeks and ten-hour day force controllers. while it will take years to hire and train enough controllers, the ceo of delta airlines said the turnover is impacting safety. >> the air traffic controllers have had some new folks. so i think it warrants continued review of safety management. >> are you concerned about the impact of that on safety of the airspace? >> absolutely, i am worried about safety. >> reporter: congress under pressure from all sides to s

attended with some of the biggest ceos in the united states, ceos from blackstone, kkr, pfizer, boeing, fedexe, black rock. what do you seek to achieve there? don't you know the names of everyone who bought tickets? >> well, i never mentioned a subpoena, i don't know where that report is coming from. >> bloomberg. >> on the dinner, which i thought was disgusting. bloomberg got it wrong in this case. $40,000 to eat, coffee rubbed flank steak with xi jinping, and what's worse than that, the fact the they gave him a standing ovation, this a communist dictator, committing a cultural genocide in tibet, destroyed society in hong kong, risking provoking world war iii to give him a standing ovation, and worse than that, wasn't just the people you would expect like tim cook from apple or blackrock, it was american defense contractors, all the more reason why congress, i think, needs to step up to cut off the flow of u.s. capital to chinese military companies, to specify the appropriate level of derisking or diversification so we have a healthier economic relationship to modernize our military because

are saying repeated concessions to china radio also have top ceos for microsoft, mastercard, pfizer, fedexexxon mobil others are dining with xi jinping and have dinner dinner following the president. what do you want to say to the ceos and come out of the meeting between xi jinping and joe bid biden. >> first of all i don't think you're going to see much happened at this meeting there will be no deliverables in my opinion there is no commute occasion supposedly and they might lay the groundwork for future communication groundwork. what i would say to the executives imagine if we were in the cold war era in our number three trading partner was the ussr, that could not of happened in these executives go over there and they facilitate not just the human rights violations that you see within china but they're also facilitating the harassment of taiwan, just a few weeks ago 100 flights by the chinese military to harass taiwan. then you get into the expansion of spying within the united states of america itself. the various organizations, 600 organizations through which china is actually manipul

in memphis, tennessee, several cars blocked off the fedex truck so dozens of people could steal 100,000dise on it. and then in maryland the ups driver was threatened with a gun and broad daylight as a group of thieves took off with the truck, ups it is aware of the incident cooperating with the investigation, prince george county police department said is investigating that the vehicle was located in the victim not injured but there have been no arrests so far, joining us now the former ceo of toys "r" us and target vice chairman gerald storch, great to see you, thank you for being here. i know in your industry they call it shrink. >> that is certainly a big part, it also includes employee theft in all the books, the biggest part these days is simple theft. maria: what does that mean for the retailers in addition to having the whole community scared and watching their backs, what has this member retailer the theft. >> and puts more pressure on sales and profit during a challenging time for retailers, someone's gotta pay for this, prices need to go up, meanwhile to mitigate some of this