it's back now, what about wal-mart? that, again, out of favor as amazon came on strong, now wal-mart is doing very well with the grocery delivery business and they're back to 100 bucks a share, maybe the new leadership of this market in a booming economy is those old-line stocks, not necessarily industrial stocks but the ones that were out of favor for the past year, what do you think? maria: well, we will see, i mean, i think growth comes back to tech. you know, that's where the growth is. i think tech at some point comes back and when you look at what's going to happen next year in terms of all the activity and -- and unicorns going public, i would imagine tech comes back at some point, what do you think, mike? mike: hey, stuart, it's mike murphy, agrees with you, i agree with what you're saying, you look at companies like wal-mart, i would argue, stuart, that it's not necessarily an old-line company anymore. i would say like a wal-mart and disney, they are competing with amazons and facebooks out there, i think every

wal-mart down sharply. is it possible that even though ever ody expects ablowout holiday shopping season that maybe that will be as good as it gets and it will be a peak of sorts for retail?hi >> i that's the fear out there. and it's kind of odd because the economic numbers we have been gettingug -- alt mixed have been generally pretty good. no real signs of recession on the horizon. but i still l get of emails nd phone calls about when is thedown turn coming? the fed is raising short term interest interes rates and the fierce are still with us. i we heard from the fed chair wpowell that they arl aware of the risk of raising rates too rapidly. very sensitive to financial market turmoil. they don't see enough to dissuade them from raising rates in the short-termutt's an interesting 2019, probably a challenging environment for investors. >> on tha note, scott brown with raymond james, thank you so much. >>> elsewhereridge water ray dalio the largest hedge fund utde cautious comments a the stock mechanic and p

and i think wal-mart is one. it seemed like everybody refell in love with the whole wal-mart story. but when you look at wal-mart and compare to target for instance and look at where pe levels, the pe levels of target is invitely lower than wal-mart and they have better margins you have to go throughout the space and tri to make your best picks in terms of the discount names that you prefer and what the makeup is of the various companies. i think you have to use that in your favor and because of that because the fact that target you've only got to% in grossry, that doesn't hurt the margins as much because of the better margin areas tj maxx, they continue to go higher and higher. the strength they have in the management team they've got and of course the home goods aspect of it as well has been something vrg. and they're slowly but surely trying to build that ecommerce end as well. that's something that has to be recognized and saluted in terms of tj maxx. >> tim you've been in and out of a few retail names, macy's l brands where are you right now. >> first of all- on wal-mart and ta

of staples and sort of the hideout trades like a wal-mart in the month of october. do you think wlormt is expense snef are you concerned on a valuation basis that too many people flock to names like wlormt for safety to hide out? >> no, i think that's a great question and the valuation at 22 times forward isn't really cheap, i wouldn't say for a name growing the top line at 4% but that's the point if you look at other safety trades, those are the one nas have the higher valuations and to the extent that the valuation does present a risk we're sort of layering safety upon safety, because we really risk a small amount. if the safety trade proves unsafe it's not as unsafe for us >> is a safety trade unsafe overall. >> at the end of the day they get around everybody if you think about that nothing is immune when the selling gets going. >> from a bright spot in the market to the black hole kwhek ou general electric, the stock getting shellacked falling 6% after the lowers of provides target to shh 6 a share, down from $10 the stock down 50% this year shedding more than h

of this amazon versus wal-mart thing.overnor cuomo and bill de blasio. i mean, amazon is going to bring in all of these sort of really upper middle class employees, right? wal-mart is the sort of company that employs extremely middle class people in areas like queens. but de blasio -- connell: people de blasio are supposed to be fighting. >> you would think so. but de blasio and cuomo are turning out to be the poster boys for corporate welfare. it is so fascinating to see them get attacked from the left for doing these handouts for amazon. connell: you should be a neither or both; right? i mean if you look at the way these companies -- you could be for both. you could be for having as many new businesses come in, whether they be small or large. they are going to employ new yorkers. you could make that argument or you could say neither. we're not going to give tax breaks to companies. >> it was so interesting, cuomo in the op-ed he did on this cited repeatedly the amount of revenue they are going to get from amazon's worke

bernie sanders doesn't like wal-mart too much. you've seen the bill he has to rein in wal-mart. and what you make of that? is this holding back the stock value? either way, wal-mart just recently raised the minimum wage. not sure what he so angry about. >> i think this is bernie trying to get press. he feels like it worked for him with amazon although i'm not sure he directly impacted just decision either. getting some headlines. wal-mart's not pay much attention to it. they stated their plan and they're executing their plan and bernie is grabbing headlines. >> you are not too worried this will become a movement were the retailers have to raise their minimum wage to save $15. that would put a huge dent, with net on the profitability of these companies? >> i don't think it's a movement. the bigger implications are for may which perspective is they've got to compete in a marketplace where wages are going up. you see companies move their minimum wage up not in response to political pressure, but market pressure and that's actually really good thing. i used to tell people all the ti

and you know with wal-mart people kind of forget about wal-mart and some some categories but wal-mart always had a strong pet business. amazon is moving to pet. >> quickly, each of the reporters we had highlighted ers all various reta try to pick up the ties r us business. >> it looksike amazon wrrmt and target will carve up the li 's share. >> and best buy. >> and best buy had the video business for years. and kindf dabled in toys. in year doubled down a little bi g makes senseen the dynamic with toys out on the market. that will be interesting. we are paying attention to that as well. >> fascinating. >> charlily oshay with moody analytics. i know you'll be busy channel surfing. >> yes i will >> thank you. >>> still ahead atrophying off with a deal. >> it's just not black frithy at malls it's also in auto dealerships. a crucial day for a end of the year push in the auto industry. i'm phil lebeau, that story coming up on nightly business report. >>> nissan as ousted chairman carlos ghosn. wosn held that position since 2001. reported he was arrested machined in tokyo for allegedly fals

wal-mart is the test.f that closes down then we have to start saying -- the note said it will not be as bearish as they should be even though they will be bearish. that is the kind of notes i'm reading. this stuff is really bear. it's not middling. it's bear market. >> okay. >> the verbiage is bear market. i don't agree with it. who am i >> you are just a man. >> i'm gloria swanson. >> you are not bob dole. you are just a man. >> the other day the president did -- it's a town over -- don't you wish you were in that facebook board meeting >> we will get to the piece on the times. apple venturing into bear market territory. a very prominent wall street analyst does see the stock as a buying opportunity. take a look at the premarket. we will watch powell, brexit, wal-mart. the president talking about powell on twitter and some adneonra wn ce helis tdeheweom back. obvious. sometimes, they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and dr

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people are spending their nights under the stars in the wal-mart at chico. >> it's cold. i think what's holding people back is transportation to get to the facilities we need to go to and register so we can get help, and get into a place or get a motel to get it -- the rain's going to start soon, and it's really cold. >> reporter: there are now dozens of tents, some fire victims bought some for their neighbors. >> i didn't have a tent or anything. i got tents for a lot of people, and now -- >> reporter: others are sleeping in their cars, relying on the kindness of strangers. >> here we are, 12-person tent right here, all these amazing people with us, who are going through the same devastation. >> reporter: this is not a sanctioned shelter, no officials to be seen. it's a volunteer effort that has brought truckloads of clothing and food, some that wasn't acceptable to the formal shelters. county healthcare workers have been staffing the official shelters, but no public health workers assigned to the wal- mart parking lot. they are concerned about the possibility of health

senator bernie sanders, he's going after wal-mart. he's unveiled to stop wal-mart act today.ck their own stock unless they raise worker's wages to $15 an hour. senator john hoven is with us, republican for north dakota. your reaction to this sanders versus wal-mart controversy. >> good morning, stuart. that's not the way you raise wages and grow incomes. the way you raise wages is that the growing economy, more job creation. demand for labor pushes wages and incomes higher. that's exactly what redoing. look at this economy. you and your last guest is talked about 3.5% growth in wages in personal income. that's was pressing wages and income higher. >> what chance do you think bernie sanders bill passed? do you think it's going to happen? >> it's not. we need to reduce the regulatory burden. reduce wages. create the opportunity for businesses to grow and hire people and pay higher wages and benefits. that's exactly what's going on what we need to do more of. stuart: president trump is meeting with senators at the white house today talking about the budget. is there anyway to ge

and this looked like the best option. >> reporter: with the chico wal-mart option set to expire the red cross is trying to accommodate more people about 45 minutes away at the butte county fairgrounds. >> the volunteers are wonderful. they're really trying hard. they can only do so much and the people are just like nerves are rising. everything is rising to the surface. some people are just breaking down. >> reporter: there is a sense that the official response to what is basically a sudden and tremendous housing crisis has also broken down a bit this week. enter the folks who are trying to solve that problem on their own. >> the people here don't have any other place to go. that's why they're here. >> reporter: were it not for this church, where would you be? >> on the streets or running in the fire still. i don't know where i'd be. >> reporter: joy is just one of the fire refugees now living in the packed east avenue church in chico. the pastor here says the demand was simply more than anyone could get ahold of in these opening days of the crisis. >> the fact that the county stumb

they pass by a target store or wal-mart to and from work, to and from schoo so drive-up can be a convenient way for the consumer to shop. >> and target's new skip the line technology enables guests to check out with a target employees are employee from mobile device in the store. >> in bolsters target as battle with amazon, expected to dominate half of all ecommerce sales this year by highlighting the convenience of target's brick and mortar presence while also elinating the hassle. >> and when it comes to ecommerce, to step up competition with amazon's free shippi for prime subscribers for the first time target will offer free two-d shipping on thousands of items. with the option of same-day delivery in as little as one hour through start-up shipped and in store targetng is shini a spotlight on its best deals. including an expanded focus on toys with double the number of last year. >> target is my store. i come here and get all my things here. so now they have a little mtoe it's nice. and that they remodel the store was a big plus. >> target relies on the likes of

wal-mart. liz: there's a t.j. maxx next to that target not that i've ever been there or anything. the death rattle that some people are hearing for jcpenney. there are reports that this may be jcpenney's last holiday season. this is a dollars talk. will we still be talking about it? >> there's obvious comparisons here. we saw the implosion of sears and jcpenney has been put in the same bucket by a lot of investors for obvious reasons. they were facing a lot of problems in terms of their debt in their boat department stores facing structural problems that they lose share and i really think this is jcpenney's last easy shot. liz: right now it is that up three pennies at $1.32. hitha herzog, you've got a lot of work to do. marvel tossed to hitha herzog by the way. she just had twins a week ago. are you crazy? >> two and half weeks ago.

to earnings. >> macy's home depot, wal-mart, those were good, okay. cigaretted with macy's off 20% home depot off 7 wal-mart off 78. >> with it tells you on the anniversary of the tax cuts getting to it next month, the u.s. consumer is the last thing holding up the global growth story at a time where you have the headwind of trade that might make consumer dwoods in america more expensive as the tax cuts are abating. >> tim. >> i feel the need to take the other side not only this is a show with usually a healthy debate -- i agree there are headwinds. in fact i like to think that when the tax deal was done said this is an ephemeral fwakt li impact it front load to do. i think people are starting to question whether companies are going to grow. i don't think the s&p is growing at 7% next year. but as i say, i think the dynamics are you have repriced a fair amount of risk. i think equities are getting to a place where some of that is reflected in a lot of way. >> when you say risk, that's from the fed and trade >> i think what dan was saying and i believe

>> i have to be honest with you, wal-mart's chart looks pretty good despite it fell on earnings, wal-marts that compete in amazon that's up trend, when you look at the retail stocks compare today likes of jc penny, nordstrom is down from last night on earnings, macy's is lower too, i still like want it really wasn't a buy but going into holiday season typically these stocks could rally, target and wal-mart could rally now and the end of the year, macy's i just think didn't do -- gerri: they still very t -- have a lot of trouble. david, is it value, is it industrials, what is the next sect that's really going to take a leadership role? >> well, i think you have big value, i think you have companies out there that have extremely strong balance sheets so they can increase the increase in rates but still at lower pe prices so certainly feel like in an economy that the interest rate starts to move up, techs may lag with value showing major strength. gerri: all right, guys, great information, appreciate your time, melissa and david. >> great to be here. >> have a good weekend. lauren: facebook

you want to give us a quick take on programming cost go but you've got wal-mart. about costco and kroger daniel. sure well i mean kroger does look like a good long term buy look going forward and looking at what the market is doing right now you really do want to focus on stocks like kroger stocks like wal-mart stocks like costco why because they're consumer staples so when the market hits a little bit of a down trend money is going to pour into those companies because i mean at the end of the day families are still going to go to costco pick up toilet paper stuff like that but they might not be looking at consumer discretionary products so i think that all three of them are are pretty strong and i want to continue to look at those to the long side for both buy and hold and for short term trading decisions i want to ask both you ladies just hang right there because there's more to come but we're now joined by jamie fish the former director of the office of government public and family affairs at the national transportation safety board comes to us via skype from m

ylan mui has the details >> morgan, this bill is called the stop wal-mart act.ohibits the company from buying back any stock unless it does three things first, pay workers at least $is a an hour. secondly it would have to offer up to seven days of paid sick leave. third it would also cap ceo compensation at $150 times the median worker wage over in the senate, the senator sanders is the sponsor but in the house the responser is representative rokana today he told us the specific reason they are going after wal-mart. >> wlrm is one of the worst on stock byebacks they are spending $20 billion on buying pack stocks almost half is going into the stock buy backs. and they could pay the workers over $159 if che channelled it into worker raises >> technically this bill covers any large employer with more than 500 workers and there is no chance though that is going to become law. basically the chances are zero but the representative and sanders think the bill could have an impact they point to a similar bill introduced targeting amazon. they said after the bill came out

since that wal-mart number, target has been down. i think that creates opportunity. >> i think the demographic that has been most helped out by wage gains is absolutely the target and wal-mart shopper. i think some parts are going to do very well. these are companies that have given you decent guidance. >> amazon did not. amazon guided revenues down five percent into their holiday strong quarter. all these companies, target, wal-mart are doing better in e-commerce. amazon was dominating. we are starting to see maybe it is just less profitable. everybody has to match. >> i think that is in the price. we assume the margins are going to zero. >> target has margins. wal-mart does not. >> these guys are tripping over each other. this is not profitable sales. >> we'll see. >>> coming up, stocks seeing red as big tech dragged down the market. guy has one name he says could see a major year end rally. the stock sell off investors are worried the high yield market eauld be signaling more pain ahd. how big of a threat is corporate debt we'll e

wal-mart will have its site online in time for the holiday. it will have the assortment and sorting features to make it convenient for customers to find items on the website. they plan to add 1,000 more deals for this cyber monday. they'll have electronics, jewelry and clothing. >>> samsung is apologizing to employees who became sick while working ctories in asia samsung executives made a former pay polling for the biggest mobile manufacturer and chip maker. employees illnesses and some women died from those $133,000 for each case. it includes cancer and miscarriages and congenital diseases suffered by the workers new born babies. >>> investigators want to know what started a fire at the port of oakland, a thick plume of black smoke hovered over it yesterday morning. it started in a big rig, then spread to two other semi trailer trucks. it took about 20 minutes to be put the were reported. >>> it is now 4:35, investigators are searching for a machine who shot killed himself in the parking lot of a popular country in a western nightclub. it hap

wal-mart has seen a 40% increase in online revenues.e the 21st most trafficked website in the world. amazon is number four, but they're catching up. >> do you know why? i can tell you this but an i have done it. i have gone on wal-mart.com. you can order online, go to the store, pick it up. it's there for you. or have locations in town, i don't know if it's in every time. i'm speaking for new orleans. there's one where you order it online, you drive through and they put your stuff in your car. >> it's funny, people always think, will amazon be the demise of these sort of brick and mortar stores. suddenly we start realizing these brick and mortar guy, they've got some advantages over amazon. amazon does not have 5,000 location around the country like wal-mart does. for those shoppers that want to buy something online, run out and grab it, they can do that. or if they see something in the store, they want to order it, they can do that, too. those big retailers are starting to figure that out. i think this christmas season you'll have more

wal-mart says it never issued a deadline. >>> senator kamala harris visited the wildfire zone today. with firefighters, local officials and evacuees. firefighters and first responders briefed her on the current fire fight and about ongoing concerns about the fire season. harris said congress has a responsibility to give victims the federal support they need. >>> president trump had a bit of a slip-up yesterday when he visited california to see the destruction from the wildfires. listen to what happened when he referred to paradise by another name. >> you don't see what's going on until you come here, and what we saw at pleasure, what a name, right now but what we just saw, we just left pleasure -- >> paradise. >> well, paradise. >> the president's remarks came as he toured malibu which has been hit hard by the woolsey fire. >>> a school bus driver is sharing his story of how he got 22 students and some teachers from a paradise elementry school to safety. the bus slowly made its journey from the school last thursday as the fire erupted. a man saw the bus and stopped to give the people

in store wal-mart's deals start at 6:00 p.m. thanksgiving day, the same as last year. but shoppers can fuel up with free could have pea appear cookies starting at 4:00 target opening at 5:00 an hour earlier and staying open an hour later than last year best buy, kohl's macies opening at 5:00 p.m. jcpenney leads opening at 2:00 on thursday evening both will have associates with mobile technology to lessen the time you wait in line. amazon, target and best buy, they're waiving minimum purchase for free shipping throughout the holiday season wal-mart is sticking with a $35 minimum for free shipping. kohl's sticking with $50 and macies at $99. wal-mart and best buy are offering door buster deals online today other retailers have done similar. this year, those goal posts are moving stores are opening earlier deals are being offered online earlier than ever before and shipping is-free and getting faster tyler. >> all right, courtney thank you very much. when all the wheels and deals may be great for the consumer, could it actually bring the retail rally to a screeching halt

the features being texted right here in new york city but wal-mart thinks it can become the next waveshould we call it text commerce? cheryl: another story in florida, 3 days after election still important races that are undecided ballots are still being counted right now in arizona georgia and florida, there's been a stunning turn around by the way in arizona where kristin sinema has jumped out to lead overnight and dejavu in florida, two biggest races of 2018 midterm elections heading to recount and broward county is one of those, michael barns former advise the other george w. bush and democratic strategists mustafa, here go again. >> good morning. cheryl: here we go again. michael, i will start with you on this one, let's go to florida and what's happening with rick scott, he was on hannity last night, talking what about he will do with regard to senate seat, 3 senate seat that is hang in the balance right now, listen to rick scott. >> i will not sit by while unethical liberals try to steal the election, the goal to keep mysteriously find more votes so that the election turn it is

. >>> it's 5:04 right now, and taking a live look, and you can see there's fire evacuees in the wal-mart parking lot in chico this morning. officials discouraged them from staying there, but they are not forcing them to leave. the evacuees are getting unofficial relief in parking lots or local churches, and they are now relocating, some going to the butte county fairgrounds at the urging of local officials and the red cross, and one man is still housing and feeding 173 survivors at an rv park along the sacramento river. >> we have the link for fema up on the information board inside that we made up. >> you can do a lot of that online? >> correct, yes. >> reporter: fema is now running a housing assistance program, and one official said finding housing for all evacuees is a huge challenge. >>> let's check on traffic with gianna. >> looking like a busy morning on the roadways. a vehicle fire on 280 at king street, and it's over to the right shoulder, and a lot of activity. the person driving the vehicle tried to put it out with an extinguisher. chp headed to the scene. give yourself a few e

the city and wal-mart are not quite sure what to make of this scene. it's kind of chaotic, but people are generous and they're donating and some of the sanctioned shelters, ken, are not accepting donations like this. so they're bringing them here. >> i know, joe. what makes california the great state that it is no matter where the need is, there are always people ready to fill the need and you're seeing it right there. it's real. nobody has to coordinate it. no city has to get involved. people out of the goodness of their own hearts will show up. i know personally of several people who drove truckloads of just toothpaste and underwear and socks and just distributed to people they found wandering around and it's so good to see that with so much devastation around. i mean amazing. >> reporter: yeah. they're putting shirts on people's backs and shoes on kids' feet literally. that's what's happening here. >> it's just a great effort. we have ways people can help and we'll get to that in a minute. thank you. >>> kpix5's wilson walker looked into the motel o

. >> speaking of wal-mart they report this week. you think that's the most important report this week. why? >> they're about u 10% of. retail sales. the best read on if the consumer is out continuing to shopping. they leaned into multichannel this year. if they can keep traffic growth growing north of 10% fan ifca ty put some price pressure on rhe consumer, i think wal-mart is a bellwet to see whether the consumer can handle that inflation that could perk up if the tariffs keep on rolling in. >> hour they faring against the likes of amazon. >> holding their own, in that they've been able -- w theyked out let the margins fall in the u.s. but trending negative to positive the last few years. amazon, don't count them out. they have 70 million plus household up for reproim. theyt 30 times a year. amazon taking a good $60 billion of retail growth this year. >> tomorrow' look athe c pichlt. last october we had thedu ppi. retailers will be able to pass on the pricencases? do they have the pricing power right now. >> i thinkhe answer is som

. >>> there are new developments tonight at this wal-mart parking lot. we've shown you this the last several days. this is now being used to house hundreds of evacuees. kpix5's emily turner is there live tonight. the days are numbered now at that camp. they're telling people they have to leave? >> reporter: they have to leave. this is a very real deadline and a critical one in so many ways. the clothes are gone tonight. the dumpsters are here headed to goodwill. tomorrow they'll ramp back the food. the bathrooms are gone sunday and by 1 p.m. all these people have to be gone and they don't have any idea where they're going to go. >> we need a clear exit strategy. >> reporter: because there is now a clear deadline on this makeshift settlement outside of the chico wal-mart. co-organizer luigi balsalmo said the red cross told them to shut everything down on sunday. it's a call that has this evacuee in a panic. >> they're taking everything on sunday, the bathrooms, the lights, everything? i don't know what we're going to do. >> reporter: it's a crisis shared

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good morning. >> whether you're shopping on wal-mart or nordstrom.com this holiday season, the numberchoices you'll be faced with are increasing. target for example has at least six fulfillment options you can pick up items in local store have them delivered to your car in the parking lot. very convenient for shoppers but also way to cut cost for retailer u.s. online sales this holiday season expected to increase 15% from last year. to about 124 billion dollars. >> and you might be shopping for canada goose parker now there's a way that company is going to really show you how warm they are. they're worth money. >> canada goose wants customers to put its thousand dark parka to testino what real coal feels look from kfert of its new dress room. company is adding frigid rooms to some of it stores where shoppers can test high end coats in temperatures as low as negative 13 or get an extra test from a windchill button. that's really smart. very good idea. that sounds expensive, though. >> those coats are warm. another innovation for holidays track your thanksgiving turkey. >> yes this than

it's good to get in front of it although there's been some strange purchases the partnership with wal-mart makes a lot of sense but ford ticking down all of their sedans and then purchasing an electric scooter company for forty million dollars that makes no sense to me at all but because no one's going to deliver things on scooters but having autonomous delivery be great you get a code the car comes to your home you punch in the code the door opens you get your parcels interesting technology we are so far off from that happening you may not see that for another ten years there's a lot of technology being tested right now in europe because they're finding that some interesting information that i found today i was reading an x.t.'s article that said that seven percent of people in japan jaywalk were in the u.s. sixty seven percent of people jaywalk so these are things that autonomous cars are going to have to be programmed for each country and the other thing the autonomous part or the vehicle can't define is what are you thinking that it doesn't know so if you decide suddenly you're going t

wal-mart is the big goliath. if you like wal-mart and target, and maybe buy them both. home depot another good one. department stores back to my earlier thing replaceable. you can go to any number of department stores or go to the specialty department you are going to go in that department. by picking and choosing right now you can ensure long-term success. liz: even when we were out big -- >> even when we were up there, all year long a lot of losers massed by the overall rally. my friend neil cavuto, make sure you check 4:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. however, i am handing liz claman a small rally. can you keep it? can you hold it? sure you do let me tell you we have twitter followers. it's your fault, liz. don't i get credit for the massive movement. have a good holiday. if you're tacky and are getting ready to hit the road, keep doing it, but hang out with us. we've got a jampacked preholiday final hour of trade. breaking news wall street heading into the thanksgiving holiday on a high note. mcintyre after yesterday's bloodbath on retail and energy name. we are se

to it and we appreciate your insight on that lauren it was a few days ago we did a headline about wal-mart entering into an agreement with ford to deliver groceries to consumers and what would ultimately i guess be driverless vehicles what do you know about that and you think it will make wall more more competitive with the likes of amazon and i guess it in the retail space more generally why i think everyone's trying to get into this autonomous car delivery so it's good to get in front of it although there's been some strange purchases the partnership with wal-mart makes a lot of sense but ford taking down all of their sedans and then purchasing an electric scooter company for forty million dollars that makes no sense to me at all but because no one's going to deliver things on scooters but having autonomous delivery be great you get a code the car comes to your home you punch in the code the door opens you get your parcels interesting technology we are so far off from that happening you may not see that for another ten years there's a lot of technology being tested right now in europe be

the chico wal-mart here very much the epicenter of the humanitarian crisis produced by this fire. three to 500 people have been staying here off and on told they will have to leave sunday, but across the region finding a place to go simply borders on the impossible. >> all i know is that they told us to leave wal-mart and this looked like the best option. >> reporter: the red cross trying to find more places to stay like butte county fairgrounds, but demand is just overwhelming across the region. so all sorts of folks are trying to step in and provide help. >> the people that are here don't have any other place to go. that's why they're here. >> reporter: were it not for this church, where would you be? >> on the streets or running in the fire still. i don't know where i'd be. >> reporter: if it weren't for the folks here, where would you be? >> nowhere. i would have nothing. i left with nothing. i would have nothing. >> reporter: i should add some of the volunteers who are organizing the relief effort here in this parking lot are disputing the suggestion that these folks are goin

in san francisco also be on the team helping to design the system for ford vehicles to deliver wal-mart's where's the project will start with conventional human operated vehicles and at least some of the testing will take place on the streets of miami florida miami dade county drivers take note in the longer term ford says they expect to begin producing autonomous vehicles by twenty twenty one. and in market manipulation news a previously unknown guilty plea from a former trader at j.p. morgan chase may give a big boost to a lawsuit to investors who say they suffered losses in the silver market it was real yesterday that john edmonds admitted to a legal efforts to manipulate the silver market when he was a commodity trader at j.p. morgan by means of so-called spoofing that sending out false signals prosecutors alleged in the court. record that mr edmunds learned the tactic from more senior traders at the firm and as a note on prices silver is down fifty three cents in the last thirty days and down to thirty five in the last six months which is a fourteen percent drop on twelve months silv