the company joins wal mart and. they realize oops we thought this companies financials looked like this but actually they've been deteriorating in the months before deal and we didn't really know that just was a very bad look. the jet you know leadership team andy dunn who was running this operation and at point you know i while reporting the book the acquisition strategy was of killed mark just stopped fighting for it. he knew the wal-mart leadership team down in their home office of bentonville arkansas was not going to approve any other big deals. and it all just sort of dies on the. and another important executive on the wal-mart side is current ceo doug mcmillon. i think you describe him as he's not really a natural taker and. he also has other priorities besides e-commerce like, you know, overseas expansion or sam's club. so, you know, is he what's this kind of, you know, reputation or how would you characterize him? is he the right person for, this job or any thoughts? yeah. so i you know, it's amazing doug m

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interesting battle between wal-mart and amazon.e spend often talking about these days is sort of this emerging really exciting area for companies, particularly in tech to go into. >> oh absolutely. yeah, it's -- the new battle front one of the big ones anyway. dee, good to talk to you. thank you very much. >>> after the break, rent relief may be in sight for the first time since the pandemic began. that story is ahead. >>> and a quick check on shares of today's direct listings at the new york stock exchange. shark ninja, the stock popped 30% at the open and now up just about 21% from where it first traded. we're back in two. you can find us in es and small towns across the us, where our focus is to always support the people who live and work there. because you call these communities home, and we do too. pnc bank. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term po

wal-mart, other thand at great , yos? >> if you're in rice lake, wisconsin, it's going to you can find hail inside. well, it was hailing inside the wal-mart and you're how big was the hill? why? the answer to that goto some of it was the size of a golf ball. in other words, the size bal a tennis ball. and the wal-mart was closed on wednesday, believe, due to the store damages. but i couldn't finged anyatel updates, unfortunately, about whether it was open now or not. >> sher it wo somebody could plt me know. i'd really appreciate it. they always compare it to golf . i know it's always like sporting equipment, which it's like some oballs it always. yeah, i think they should compare them to eyeballs. the sizeldhe of eyeballs because i would scare the hell out of children. it's the size of eyeball it s. please. all right, loftus, round this great. out. my, my, my life is stillfe flashing before my after this grow talks thing. now, that was terrifying. i'm from ohio. that's. that's where i'm from. and i have the probably the

wal-mart, they're dropping deals this week. great to get things that you actually need but also to stock up for things ahead. >> do you know what? coming up ahead we have all of these deals, more. head to gma.com. we're just getting started, everybody. you better stay there. lori has even more deals from sneakers to pickleball and everything in between, coming up. all right, ginger, over to you. >> hey. okay, michael. with all the storms, it's the rain, of course. it's also the lightning. watch this from south carolina. right outside the door there. way too close for comfort. please do watch. get a radar on your phone. you'll be able to see those lightning strikes. then i want to take you to the rain. rainy in oklahoma. they're about 5 inches above average. 4 inches for the summer. they were rushing the water over roads there. quick look at texas, too. some places with the heat now going to build more severe thunderstorms. chicago down to st. louis tomorrow around noon. th drew: your accuweather for mostly sunny skies. temperat

they'll find everything's locked up because they have that homeless drugged out people going into wal-mart. somebody has to do something, we get those programs, mayor bass throwing more and money at it for instance in los angeles, but nobody comes up with a different out of the box solution and surely that's whoa we need. >> we don't mid an out of the box solution. california is the only state fully going to the extreme on getting people an apartment, motel room, taxpayer expense without any requirement for mental health or substance abuse treatment. no other state is doing as reckless a job on homelessness. they have a 36% increase in homelessness. the rest of the country has seen a reduction in homelessness. so clearly we don't have to go outside the box, we just have to kind of bench mark against the state of practice in the rest of the country. it's going to take the voters waking up and realizing they've been scammed, they've had to deal with crime and grime because politicians refuse to do their job, coddling criminals and punishing law abiding taxpayers it has to end jude we will se

we're talking wal—mart.t's the biggest retailer in the world, and she's in charge of the entire business outside of the united states. judith mckenna, a real pleasure having you on my show. and judith, on this week's show, we've been talking about the impact of extreme weather on food prices, including the ban of most rice exports from india. and just at a time, judith, when we started to see food prices falling, do you think prices will inevitably start rising again? hi, aaron. it's a pleasure to be here. listen, i think the world, the economy, this confliction of events that have happened between whether the challenges in europe with ukraine and everything that's been going on is putting real pressure around the world on pricing forfood. like what we're seeing in markets around the world is a two year stack of inflation where we operate still running stubbornly at around a 20 to 30% on that two year basis. we're seeing some moderation in kind of current prices, but it's not enough for people to really feel

those amazon workers who are being exploited, those wal—mart workers, the target workers, all these megahey're not giving them good benefits. them a proper salary. you know, we're fighting for all of that. ups is the biggest shipping company in the us. drivers deliver more than 20 million packages every single day, so the economic impact could be significant. a halt in operations could lead to shipping delays and cause major disruptions to us supply chains. in brooklyn, margaret barrow, the founder of snack company it's nola, depends on ups to receive supplies and ship granola to customers. this is going to hurt. this is going to hurt a lot of businesses. do you think you'll have to raise your prices? yes. and and that's not something i want to do. ups says it wants to reach a timely agreement for employees, customers and the us economy. this was ceo carol tome speaking to investors back in april. well, we expect to hear a great deal of noise during the negotiations. i remain confident that a win—win—win contract is very achievable. loud and proud. with the end of the contract rapidly ap

the victim reportedly nearly 2,000 dollars in fraud charlgs from wal-mart.princess kate's kid stole the show as always during a surprise visit to a royal air force base. yesterday george charlotte and louie explore multiple jets ahead of the royal international air tattoo plane show this weekend. the kids toured c-17 glove master 3 marking the first time the family of five visited the event i can watch louie all day long and those are your headlines. >> let's check with meteorologist a.d. come adam klz for a look at the forecast. >> over the course of the weekend dealing with extreme heat as it is really stretching across the country. let's dive right into it and talk about temperatures feeling like, yeah it certainly a warm one already early this morning. sitting a 75 degrees in new york city that's the beginning widely you're looking at temperatures in the 70s ore warmer across the country that heat particular lay in eastern half of the country there's showers currently coming down from the midwest stretching down towards portion of the mississippi delta s

las audiencias de sentencia para patrick asesino confeso de 23 personas y unos 20 heridos en el wal-mart2019. lolos familiares del fallecido dirigieron a cara a cara. expresaron su tristeza por la sangre que derramÓ. le dijeron monstruo y cobarde. dejÓ un niÑo de 2 aÑos. le dijo que dios tiene preparada su mejor sentencia. >>> no hay sentimiento por decirle. >>> patrick cruz apareciÓ esposado y en silencio, veÍa a los familiares de frente moviendo la cabeza. se espera que tenga condenas perpetuas. asesinato, intento de asesinato y uso de arma de fuego. su abogado se negÓ a hacer comentarios hasta la sentencia. >>> cadena perpetua para... >>> no puedo decir un comentario en unos 2 dpais. la justicia ye cbo luego de 4 aÑos. cuya motivaciÓn es un ataque de odio incomprensible. >>> la sentencia de un paso poderoso a la naciÓn. para los mÁs afectados por este dÍa horrible dijo verÓnica escobar. >>> me frustrÓ porque han pasado 4 aÑos y estamos con la pena de revivir todo. >>> el papÁ de david johnson dijo, tuve nias a el paso. era un americano. no te viste en el espejo. se reclamÓ envuelto en

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cadenas perpetuas es la condena que hoy recibiÓ el autor confeso de la masacre de 23 personas en el wal-martel peor ataque contra hispanos en la historia moderna de estados unidos. el supremacista blanco patrick,,, se libra de la pena de muerte podrÍa recibirla en una corte estatal. edgard muÑoz estuvo en la audiencia y tiene las reacciones. >>> a casi las peor masacre el tirador patrick crucis. >>> escuchar la sentencia, cru xi us matÓ a su esposo juan de dios velÁzquez y ella recibiÓ un disparo que aÚn tiene la bala en el estÓmago. >>> quÉ gana con que le den la pena de muerte, no va a regresar lo que perdÍ. >>> estÁ internado en la cÁrcel de mÁxima seguridad donde estÁ joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn y otros criminales como johan de los atentados en boston y estuvo hasta su muerte este aÑo.... luego que la defensa argumentÓ que no sabÍa lo que estaba haciendo en el momento del ataque. >>> Él era el cerebro que estÁ quebrado. y no puede entender lo que estÁ pasando. queremos dar las condolencias a los que perdieron a sus seres queridos va a pedir la inyecciÓn letal. seguiremos buscando la pena de

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if it sounds like your thing, they will be sold at wal-mart stores and they are not limited edition. hostess says they are keeping them around but it had me wondering, gentlemen, if you could mash up two of your favorite snacks, what would they be? >> i will do a ding dong with caramel. >> like a twix ding dong? >> i couldn't come up with a combo. but when i was a kid, i used to love susie q. if i could only have a susie q. that tasted anything like it did when i was a kid. that i were the greatest thing on earth: i can't stand them now. it's probably the same thing. just my taste buds changed. >> i don't know what it is. >> we'll tell you after the show. i would do a cheeto pretzel thing in one. >> oh nice. >> yes. >> it would be messy. but i have no problem with that. but anyway, this is something we will have to continue to think about and address in future broadcas

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like we can't drive to wal-mart unless we get on a ferry, right? (sophie fouron) o.k. so here's one stand. you have many of those on the island. - yes. what a great way to shop too, right? looking at the mountain, right? you don't have to deal with any cash register. - how does it work? do people come and just leave the money? no one is ever there? - yes. it's called the "honor system". so they are thanking you in advance. and they assume you'll have bad karma if you don't. however one other thing that farm stands often have... so let's say i'm running out for eggs and the price of chicken grain has gone up and i thought it was 4$ and i have 4$ in my pocket and they're really 5$, so... (sophie fouron) you're going to leave a note. (carrie cogan) you often leave a note saying; i think you should say: "i will be back. i paid 4$. i will be back today with your loonie that i owe you". and when you come back, you cross it off and you put what you forgot to give them in there. - that's incredible. - yes. - it's all about honesty. - it is. (sophie fouron) what can we find in

that officer has a pending manslaughter charge for the shooting death of steven taylor inside a wal mart in 2020. dan joins us at 6:00 with what he's turned up on this controversy. >> all right. a major political issue in oakland could come to a head tonight. we're talking about the sizable pay raise for mayor shengtao the controversial proposal comes as the city faces a $360 million budget deficit. >> abc7 news i-team reporter stephanie sierra is here with us tonight to break it all down for us. steph. >> yeah, there's quite a range. the mayor of oakland salary could go from just over $200,000 up to more than $277,000. and many of you may be thinking, why is this coming up now as the city is facing a multi-million dollar budget deficit? well the answer is it's mandated by the city's charter. as the city of oakland grapples with the largest budget deficit in its history. several high level administrative vacancies and staffing shortages across a slew of key departments. the mayor is getting a pay raise at minimum around $13,000 at most, nearly $75,000. >> i must say, was really in a stat

it was not because target, costco, wal mart or whoever was taking our market share. it was set only not because readers were no longer buying. the markets incredibly vibrant and resilient and i think with every passing becomes stronger still. what was failing was barnes and noble as a chain bookseller. barnes and noble as a bookseller, which was frankly doing what? almost all chain bookseller have done, which is behave like a normal chain retailer to behave as is amongst all other large retailers. and what is common amongst all other large generally works. it works at zara, h&m it works at costco, it works at the the rbi. it works at whoever care to choose it. what works is that? they are the same that you consistency that the store that you go into that sells the sneakers sells the clothes, sells, whatever it might be, is consistent gives you a really assured and predictable and frankly as close to identikit retail experience as possible. the problem is with bookstores, you do that, you end up with really boring bookstores. the books that are right in, one part of t

rying to do for all credit cardings you know he's in the pocket of the big box retailers, you know wal-martstand to make billions of dollars. and consumers will lose. so it is basically like taking value we get today from our points and giving it to huge retailers i think, you know, consumers whatever side of the political aisle you're on should be enraged. lawrence: is it fair to say points is equivalent to money? >> absolutely. i mean, look at the price of airfare these days. most americans can only travel by using their cashback or their airline miles. you know, air travel in this country is a mess and you know perks you get from those credit cards make it a little less horrible so i think our government should focus on making air travel better and not taking away -- you know the right to earn airline miles and fraud protection. lawrence: brian thanks so much for joining the program. >> thanks for having me. lawrence: ill be traveling all over this month to talk to largest growing voting bloc plane ideal and, again, z find me on lawrence jones or cross country thank you so much for watch

the first thing that i went to in was going to wal-mart. my friend drove me to all my and she like, what do you need at your dorm? i mean, literally there is a chips, size of bags, like a half size of me. and then i went to buy an apple, right? and apple in the grocery store. my jaw dropped. there were a dozen different types of apple crisp apple honey killer like don't even know how to pronounce them. i go by my and i mean sent my blah blah like three different things like paste. i was thinking this is the best country in history. how will you remember can have this many choices? because when you live in a dictatorship countries you do not have a choice in remember when american media making fun of kim jones a haircut and they were so saying oh poor north koreans owners come have to have a kim jong un's poor haircut. we don't even have a choice. what could we get for ourselves? now in america, you get 30 different types of toothpaste. and luckily, when i came here, i was admitted to columbia university in new york city. i was thinking, i'm

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wal-mart is no. 1 and at some point it won't be number one. when they degree crate all of the cash, they're creating wealth and as a shareholder, you get to share in that. stuart: you've got a town hall, 2:00 p.m. eastern on this network this afternoon. it's all about investing and how to make money -- okay. tell me more. >> stuart, the bottom line, everyone has to be in the stock market. bottom line. bottom line. listen, i understand when people tell me that in the market. i've been dealing with this for 30 years. people stop me in the street. they'd in the market because you're a consumer. you're in the market from the second you wake up. when you put your head on the pillow, you're in the stock market. we're part of the economy. i just want people to take advantage of these things because it's the greatest money making machine in history. i bought my first stock in north dakota at dean whiter. dean whiter. stuart: you've been at it for a long, long time. moral is stay in it. get in it early. >> when i was in the air force, i asked all my fr

and wal-mart dropped my pillow, too. out having a ceo who is both the face of your brand and the face of conspiratorial election denialism is bad for business. my pillow's ceo mike lindell says after those retailers dropped my pillow the company's annual sales fell by $100 million. and that's just sales. don't forget that mike lindell's lies about the 2020 election mean that he and the company my pillow itself are facing a $1.3 billion with a "b," billion dollar defamation lawsuit from the voting machine company that mike lindell lied so much about. now, as much as mr. lindell is getting his comeuppance here, no group is perhaps feeling hurt from its own 2020 election lies quite as much as the republican party. in 201 54% of republican said they were confident votes in elections would be counted accurately. new polling shows only 22% of republicans have confidence votes will be counted accurately. 22%. by contrast democrats have become more confident about elections in that time. between 2018 and now, of course, the de f

as you said, big businesses can absorb it but look at wal-marts closing and targets that are closingting to other places because it does impact their bottom line as well. stuart: makes for a huge boom for online shopping. amazon, it's an invitation for amazon, isn't it really? >> yes, it is. stuart: linda, sorry we don't have the time and next time weal extend because you're good value. thank you. ceo being criticized for replacing 9 o 0*% of -- 90% of customer support staff with ai chat bot. he said this drastically improved productivity and drastically decreased cost in india. his decision to replace human workers are being called hartless. tepper is with me. if productivity goes up, lower costs, and he gets rid of some staff, is that good business or heartless? >> that's fantastic business. looking at what's happening, president biden likes to run around and talk about his incredibly low unemployment rate but what he fails to mention is the fact that people are getting paid more today to do less. productivity is down. artificial intelligence obviously is going to be something that

we're talking about wal-mart, home depot. they do a ton of the shipping. government deemed them so essential that they gave them a $700 million covid relief loan to keep them functioning. now they're expected to be the largest trucking bankruptcy in u.s. history. what that means for you is that experts estimate this means delivery costs a p going to go up as other firms are trying to pick up the slack as yellow goes into bankruptcy. michael? >> trevor, thank you very much. robin? >>> let's switch gears to the world cup. the u.s. getting ready to play its final group game, taking on a portugal team making its world cup debut with advancements still up in the air. maggie rulli is live in aubg aubgland, new zealand. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the best company. we all know how important today is. today is do or die for team usa. they're going into their final match of group play against portugal. it's all on the line. team usa wins or ties they are guaranteed to advance to the next round of 16. if they lose, this is when it starts

fox 14 in el paso with a white gun man targeting hispanics killing more than two dozen people at a wal-marttore in 2019 is sentenced today to 90 consecutive life terms in federal prison. patrick crusius could still face the death penalty in a separate case in texas state court that has yet to go to trial >> fox 12 in portland where a daytime camping ban officially goes into effect in the city's latest effort to try to combat its homeless crisis. policy prohibits camping on city property from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. those who don't follow the rules will be given several warnings and referral to services if they do not comply. they could then face a fine or up to 30 days in jail >> and this is a live look at orlando from fox 35, our affiliate down there. one story there, not the biggest, but the decked out barbie truck dream house living tour celebrating the 60th anniversary of the famed doll moving into her first dream house arrives in orlando. the stop coincides with the national barbie doll collectors convention and the upcoming barbie movie. the truck is free to visit and will be in town u

wal-mart is doing very well. many americans who could be employed or could be employed in better jobs were it not for china's economic warfare against the united states. cheryl: gordon chang, it's good to see you this morning. thank you. >> thank you, cheryl. cheryl: all right. we've got a lot more coming up. we are looking ahead to 2024. who will be president trump's running mate if he's on the ticket? the former president spoke to maria about potential candidates for vp in her exclusive interview, all the details coming up next. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and threw it to the side. a couple weeks later, i seen it again after getting not so pleasant ne

patrick crusius targeted latino shoppers at a wal-mart in el paso in 2019.d guilty to federal hate crimes but still faces a possible death sentence on state charges. today's sentencing followed two days of impassioned statements by the victims' relatives. police in baltimore have arrested a teenager in a mass shooting that killed two people and wounded 28. gunfire broke out early sunday at a fourth of july block party in the city. police say they believe multiple shooters opened fire. the 17-year-old suspect is charged as an adult with weapons violations and reckless endangerment. treasury secretary janet yellen called for renewed communication and cooperation with china today. her visit to beijing is one of several by top u.s. officials to repair strained relations. yellen met with china's second-in-command, premier li qiang. she urged healthy competition, but also complained of barriers to doing business in china. sec. yellen: i've been particularly troubled by punitive actions that have been taken against u.s. firms in recent months. the united states doe

you can snag them at wal-mart and they are not limited edition. in case you are wondering. hostess is going to keep this around. you guys going to try it. >> i don't know. i like my twinkies over here and my dingdongs over here. [ laughter ] i don't like them together. >> kind of talking in the break with simon who's doing our -- jib operator. basically this is a ho ho. you guys remember those? with vanilla instead of chocolate. so you have the chocolate. >> maybe we should try them here. >> maybe or something. >> let's buy a box or something. >> buy a box and we'll try them together. >> g said i like twinkies. >> do you remember zingers? i love them. get some of these too. >> got it. i guess going shopping after work today. >>> you can watch us after the newscast on the for station, kbcw 44 cable 12 and streaming service cbs news bay area. >> well, bay area crime lands a spot in the comic books. next at 7:00 hear why wolverine had to respond to a b.a.r.t. station. >>> but if you state rye here "cbs mornings" is coming up next. make sure you have a wonderful day today. ♪

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you write that quote, it makes sense that a justice who would rather spend his time in wal-mart parkingthan at cocktail parties is an originalist. how do we square that with this of justice thomas that has emerged i guess over the past several weeks in stories dealing with private jets and exclusive resorts around the world. yeah as you noted, that came out after the was published or at least around time, someone asked me john, did you know this was coming out and write the book in response? and my answer was, if i could, that i would give up my day job if i produce books that quickly and a writer, you know, i don't have john grisham like talents where i can amazing books in a short amount time but there is so i'd say three things to answer that one is justice breyer said sat next to him for 28 years when these allegations came out. he said he's a person of integrity. i've never seen him do anything underhanded, never heard him say anything underhand. the second thing i would say is justice sotomayor also, as i quote my book, says, he's a man, cares deeply about people and the instituti

prosecutors say he targeted latino shoppers at the wal-mart and wrote a manifesto filled with anti-hispanicwing this story for us. can you walk us through what happened in court today? >> this was the third day of the sentening hearing. the first two days we heard the victim impact statements. those that lost loved ones got a chance to speak in court directly to the shooter. today the judge read the 90 charges that patrick cruces pled guilty to and then there was an opportunity for the defense attorney to speak. he decided not to speak during this hearing, but his attorney did speak and say that he accepted this sentence, the 90 consecutive life sentences. he also said his client understands the damage he has caused to the community, and the defense attorney added that he hopes that his client gets mental health treatment because he says he has a broken brain. also, the prosecutor spoke today, saying they offered an apology to the mexican government for the mexican nationals that were killed as well as to the german government because there was also a german national that was a victim of th