so i'm taking him to metro market for some inspiration.i would normally. lemonis: what is that? dave: that's whole milk. lemonis: what would you normally use? dave: half-and-half. lemonis: chef dave soup in the jar, available at metro market. dave: shh! ♪♪ you want to try my new soup? lemonis: that's it? dave: that's it. lemonis: what's in it? dave: grilled corn, grilled onion, roasted poblanos, grilled chicken, lime juice, cilantro, and yukon gold potato. it doesn't have any dairy. lemonis: whoa. dave: mm-hmm. lemonis: he did go back to work, and he told me he created a brand-new healthy soup for the grand opening. dave: what do you think? lemonis: that's good. maybe he's actually starting to listen. hey, great job, bud. dave: thanks. lemonis: see you soon. ♪♪ it's been about two weeks since i've seen dave, and i'm back for the grand opening of the new and improved soup market, and i have a feeling it's gonna look amazing. well! kevin: what's the word, man? lemonis: what do you think? kevin: i love it. lemonis: looks different? kevin: i l

that could be anything from the commercial real estate in a different rhett metro market it could beg about things we appreciate it. >> nice to see you. >>> still to come we are looking ahead to tomorrow's tech testimonies. the ceos of facebook, google, twitter, they are all gearing up to speak on misinformation what every investor should be listening for, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ cisco. the bridge to possible. so jeff, you need all those screens streaming over your xfinity xfi... for your meeting? uhh yes. and your lucky jersey? oh, yeah. lauren, a cooler? it's hot. it's march. and jay, what's with all your screens? just checking in with my team... of colleagues. so you're all streaming on every device in the house, what?!! that was a foul. it's march... ...and you're definitely not watching basketball. no, no. i'm definitely not watching basketball. right... ( horn blaring ) >>> a quick check on this afternoon's biggest movers after ours, rh is seeing accelerated demand during the pandemic kb home going the other way, home billers q1 revenues missing the marks, both have been huge hou

metro pcs?" like, she spotted a celebrity in the market "is this mijo with metro pcs?"als after three years, and you know, she'd always ask me, it's like "no mas metro pcs? i was like, "no, mom, that's done i won a glaad award, it's like a big achievement. "oh, no mas metro pcs. i'm like, "no, mom, i'm not doing that anymore." "okay, que bueno." that was like the pinnacle of, like, my success with my mom >> seth: just for those of us who might not have been lucky enough to see it, let's just take a quick look at your mother's crowning achievement in your career. [ speaking spanish ] ♪ >> seth: i mean, to be fair, it was a pretty good part you played a lot of characters >> that was my reel for a while. i'm very versatile i was this close to playing, you know, a football player, so, and an opera singer as well. so, it was -- anyway, that was the best time for my mom like, i could win an oscar now, and she'd be like, "pero metro pcs? >> seth: hey, thanks so much it is just a delight talking to you. stay warm up there in toronto. i can't wait to see season three. congrats a

. >> we have seen greater interest in the suburbs, and the secondary markets that are outside of the metroa, but not too far away, so for instance, in a lot of new yorkers and fphiladelphians are looking at the poconos region. people can live and work from there now now that remote work has become more common in addition, parts of the south, where we have seen beuilding doa better job of keeping up with demand, those areas are doing better and out west, we have seen tick up in new listings activity. you have a lot of people that are considering remote work, especially in the bay area where companies have been a little bit more flexible, and so that's freed up listings in that area >> yeah, they're selling the city, and they're buying in like an hour and a half outside of san francisco or as you mentioned, new york. they want to be just close enough if they have to go back they can do the drive but otherwise they want the space. danielle hale, realtor.com, good stuff. 50,000 homes for sale. take care. >>> coming up, former spirit airline ceo ben baldanza, what it's going to take to get ever

market, slowly. a survey by zillow finds there is no metro area in anywhere in the u.s. where women have more buying power than men but the gap is closing. in san francisco, 8% of single, female renters can afford a home. currently, a gap of 4% behind single-male renters. in san jose's metro area, 6% of single women, who are renting, can afford to buy. that's 2% behind single men. >>> thousands of grocery workers in san jose will start seeing more money in their paychecks. the city's new hazard pay went into effect today. a $3 per hour increase for workers at grocery stores with 300 or more employees. some shoppers we spoke with say it only makes sense. it's about time to increase the pay for workers who have been on the front lines during that whole pandemic. >> they should obviously have that, of course. if it wasn't for people doing this work, we wouldn't have what we need. >> unless the city approves an extension. the new ordinance applies to both independently owned stores and franchise stores. >> a billion dollars to close the digital divide. that's how much comcas

where the elderly woman was attacked on market street where she fought back and sent her assailant to the hospital. then the mass shooting shortly after in metrot left six asian women dead. roughly 3800 antiasian incidents occurred in the last year. 68% of the attacks involved women. the majority of cases reported in california with hundreds in the bay area, asian americans feeling collective trauma, trying to process it, do something about it. we checked with volunteers with asians with attitude. they're going strong, patrol streets of china town and oakland, trying to be a visual deterrent to keep the folks in the community safe. there is a rally happening this weekend. kiet do, kpix5. >>> three minutes now before 7:00. it's time for a look at the other top stories. >>> suspect accused of punching a 76-year-old asian man in the face in oak land will be arraigned today. a police source identified the suspect as 39-year-old john lawrence. the attack happened tuesday after the victim allegedly said good morning. the victim was rattled but not badly hurt. >>> new video into the atlanta attacks that left eight dead. the suspect is seen leaving a

the metro washington baltimore area but with the explosive growth in tele health during the pandemic, there is heated competition to build out this virtual primary care system in the employer market that is part of the impetus of the teladoc acquisition and the doctor and demands deal this week to merge with grand rounds and united health is launching its own service and cvs health is running a pilot program, amazon will be competing against the incumbents but they're able to offer a bigger mix of services and this is very much a developing market. and carl, amazon says it's aiming to basically change the delivery of health care. with that emphasis on delivery >> fascinating, bertha thank you for that it sets up a really nice conversation for us, jim, because i think it's bear adds amazon to a fresh pick and the general line of thinking by their calculations about 75% of revenue is a recurring revenue model, they're saying take a fresh look at amazon, as amazon is a service, is what they call it, target 4,000. >> right and i think that amazon comes down because of the future pressure, because of jay powell, but i do think that amazon in that piece did say that the year over year