by somebody at wal-mart.-mart employs over 2 million people. so if. 0.00, 1% of them are absolute scoundrels, that means you've got a story every couple of days, some horrible thing that's happened at wal-mart. so i think that on net, wal-mart has been a serious, positive for the world in some research that my coauthor charles courtemanche and i did, we estimated that wal-mart, the diffusion of wal-mart supercenters since the late 1980s, actually explains a good fraction of the increase in obesity over roughly two decades. but the the additional the additional improvement in standard people's standards of living from lower prices exceeds the additional costs for modest obesity related health concerns by by a factor of 20. so yeah, so wal-mart, i think, has been has been a more or less unalloyed good the world now go back what was that term you used that you and deirdre mccloskey of the university illinois at chicago called the nouveau we call it the bourgeois. bourgeois, yes. yeah. so this is actually profess

wal-mart and wal-mart foundation invested $44 million since 2011 in job training and community based talent marketplace recognizing the skill veterans and accelerate this in the sector. we have supported organizes like hired heroes as well as manufacturinghe institution. collaboration and shared vision isis crucial in achieving this. we remain dedicated to the work and look forward to growing and evolving our t approach. thank you for sharing how wal-mart is doing this through employment andnd our philanthroc efforts. i'm here to answer any questions you might have thank you,. >> thank you mr.jones. entered into the hearing record. you areea recognized for your opening results. >>> good morning distinguished members. i'm the president of hiring our heroes and vice president at the u.s. chamber of i'm also a retired navy captain. many ofir you know, hired hero s created when there was a crisis we u had hundreds of thousands f service members many were young and finding anaful job market. working with the chamber network oful state and local chambers. hire our heroes lead a national co

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to strengthen our supportive veterans and community, wal-mart and wal-mart foundation have invested $44 million since 2011 in job training, education and community-based initiatives. our aim is to build skill-base talent marketplace that recognizes the skills that they bring and accelerate civilian sector. to that end, we have reported organizations like hire heros usa and ivmf as well as manufacturing institute and as we look to the future, successful transition for military services in civilian life. collaboration and shared vision will be tns critical and crucian achieving this. we demand -- we remain dedicate today the work and looking to evolving. thank you for the opportunity ta share how wal-mart is supporting militaryfa and veteran communits throughop employment, education, entrepreneurship,, well-being programs and philanthropic efforts. i extend my deepest respect and gratitude to fellow veterans for their sacrifice and service and i'm here to answer any questions that you may have, thank you. >> thank you, mr. jones. and thehe written statement of o the hearing record. >> goo

>> so wal-mart yesterday took a pretty big hit.er the company predicted a weaker consumer spending during the upcoming holiday season specifically they said that shoppers have been shifting their spending toward essential items away from those discretionary purchases. the cfo of wal-mart says we see our customers making tradeoffs to afford the things they want given the high cost of the things they need. and wal-mart is very closely watched because it's usually a pretty good barometer of the health of the u.s. consumer. gap, meanwhile, had a really strong set of numbers yesterday. gap saw its shares soar after beating expectations on sales and earnings. old navy was strong in the quarter. gap itself also doing well. wasn't all good news. they're still working on a turn around in banana republic and atleta. it's been a long journey to re-claim the relevance it once had. >> all right, cnbc's julianna tatelbaum, live from london, we'll be following those story lines heading into the holiday seasonch see you next week. >>> still ahead

at the same time, wal-mart. i think there's results were just fine. in the end, wal-mart did nothing wrong. the expectations got too high. that's why the stocks sold off more than 8%. surprised the upside, not only numbers better, they were better than expected. gap wasn't as hated. the stocks came down with $37 at the peak to 13 going into last week. >> the analysts weren't expecting much from this quarter. in the end, gap posted much more than the 39% sales earnings off a lonely 27% basis. that caught everybody off guard. that soared more than 30% on friday. any price closed out positions. the afore mentioned sonoma almost up 30%. the mixed set of numbers with softer sales with much better earnings. that kind of mixed bag wall street now. stock pummeled 20% last week. i have the stock jumped 7% about what you expect. bath and body works down more than 26% year to date s. it stayed down. bad is bad. still the front seat back seat action in retail was the main take away from last week. now you've got to ask yourself. i don't think it makes sense to gi

by somebody at wal-mart. but wal-mart employs over 2 million people. so if. .00 1% of them are absolute scoundrels, that means you've got a story every couple of days about some horrible thing that's happened at wal-mart. so i think that on net, wal-mart has been a serious positive for the world. in some research that my coauthor courtemanche and i did, we estimated wal-mart, the diffusion of wal-mart, supercenters since the late 1980s actually explains a good fraction of the increase in obesity over roughly two decades. but the the additional the additional improvement in standard people's standards of living from lower prices exceeds the additional costs for modest obesity. health concerns by by a factor of 20. so yeah. so wal-mart, i think has been has been a more less unalloyed good for the world. now go back what was that term you used that you and deirdre mccloskey of, the university of illinois at chicago, called the nouveau. we called the bourgeois bourgeois, yes. yeah. so this is actually professor m

we've got chief guy at wal-mart saying the -- lauren: price of food cost coming down. stuart: that's a big deal. gas down to $3.30. see a significant drop in inflation right now and this is happening around the world. >> right, the positive is declining prices for consumers and looking at wal-mart and target going into the holiday season, if cons consumers are squeezed, want to offer discounts as a company, as a retailer to the consumer so they can still spend a lot of money and afford some of the holiday year-end purchases. with prices coming down from the manufacturer, or for the supplier they have to get the stuff from, it's a positive story for the consumer going into year end. stuart: positive for investors. >> you're like a glass half full, stu, i'm an optimistic person as well but, yeah. stuart: i'm an optimist. i always want to be in the market and see it go higher. >> right, going into year end, most of the time the stock market goes up. a santa claus rally, it happens. next year a different ball game maybe. stuart: not going to forecast a year out. that's foo

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pete: this month wal-mart teaming up with brands to outdo pete's pocket square.g me again and happy veteran's day and huge thank you, obviously, to all of the members of our military service we owe them a huge debt of gratitude wal-mart i partnered with them to salute and thank our veterans they do all kinds of programs all throughout the year. so if you look on their website wal-mart.com you'll find american made products and veteran own products like some of these right here so for example, beaumont products cleaning products air fresheners all great things. these are run by vietnam vets, started back in 1991 located in georgia. this is jeffrey socks so found in 1937 head quartered in north carolina, military approved socks -- you know these. >> these are uniform code. >> approved for combat boots also any kind of boots. they make kids even look at cute baby socks. so also grind this is a great product natural toothpaste focus on veteran access to dental care no fluoride and charcoal great things no fluoride you have to have that. >> i love that. fire departmen

the low cost of labour is attracting many of the global fashion brands like zara and h&m or even wal—martn the global fashion brands, how much they are willing to pay for the factories. let's have a quick look at the markets. they aren't very encouraging, influenced by those comments by the boss of the us central bank that he wasn't convinced they had done enough in terms of rising interest, raising interest rates to calm inflation. interestingly, in the us those markets have just opened and they have opened slightly up, which wasn't what analysts were expecting. the situation in asia is not very encouraging. that is it from me, taker. goodbye. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. they are the tallest land mammal and have blue—black tongues to prevent sunburn. giraffes are pretty unique animals and these worldwide experts would agree. we want to release them back to an environment full of other reinforcers... they've come together at bristol zoo project to share best practice. so giraffes, for me, are pretty special. 20 years ago when i started in zoos they were the

another wal-mart deal just dropped.s morning between the ads on tv and the offers flooding your inbox, you might think black friday is today. but there's still a week to go and yet many stores saying their best deals are live now. >> it's just this kind of nonstop time of sales that we all call black friday even though it stretches out for weeks. >> reporter: and you, as a consumer, are wondering, do i shop now or wait? >> reporter: stores like best buy and amazon saying they kick off sales today. target said their big event launches sunday. wal-mart said its deals go live next wednesday. >> it feels confusing to know, when is the really good black friday sale? in general the true black friday sale, they're going on now until the middle of next week. >> reporter: experts say be ready with your gift list and to help with that, google is experimenting with their new ai. >> we built this really for people on your list who are hard to shop for. i can type in something like gift for a 7-year-old who wants to be an inventor.

wal-mart, does a lot of greet things to. help people to buy what they need and increases the quality of life and takeaway the ability of their kids and walk to the corner store at a roast beef shop. >> one of the criticisms we hear from the right and one of the comments. they end their addiction to cheep stuff. they need higher priorities in the cost of consumer goods. >>> two different questions. i'll start with the second one. to me, what actually happened in free trade is one part of this. basically, this country was disincentivized. they protect against other countries. any sort of capitol intensive and labor intensive capitol. if you go back to the heyday of american, you know, 30 glorious year 1960 the largest employer, the most profitable company in america were the largest capitol investors today the most profitable have low needs and relatively low footprints. these are the major tech companies apple, google, etc. all of the manufacturing. so the economy has shifted to one of basically intergraded manufacturing domi

wal-mart welcomes customers at 6:00, too, along with macy's and lowe's.rs will spend about $875 this holiday season. on core holiday items that includes gifts, decorations. >> reporter: though surveys also suggest the shift to online shopping. >> mostly we do online. my girls are excited about black friday. we might go get some stuff. >> reporter: in walnut creek, deals are expect today go through the weekend so shopping has already begun. retail theft is on the minds of city leaders. they are promising to saturate the shopping core with officers. they hope a cleaner city presented to international leaders at apec will continue. >> got to keep things going. a lot of people doubted whether we would be able to have a success that we did. and we did. >> but i haven't at any point felt unsafe. >> reporter: for families to enjoy and use their dollarss. what's the advice of a cpa on how much you should be spending? >> i don't care how much you spend. >> reporter: have at it then. gia vang, nbc bay area news. >>> the deeper meaningover thanksgiving being gratefu

a spokesperson for wal-mart tells kron 4. >> we take issues like this seriously and are working to remove listings which violate are prohibited products policy. we look forward to continue discussions with the city attorney's office chew says he's hoping for a swift response from all the companies were hopeful that we won't have much. we won't have to wait too long for these companies to do the right thing. but obviously we'll wait and see. >> all of the major online stores do have policies against selling illegal items. and as of this report, we have not heard back yet from bay on their response to the cease and desist letter in studio. dan thorn kron. 4 news. dan, thank you. one person is in the hospital tonight after 3 boats went up in flames in south san francisco. >> those onboard jumping into the bay to avoid getting burned. it all happened around 7 o'clock this morning in the oyster cove marina at oyster point, all 3 boats were tied up together. we're learning tonight the fire started inside one of the boats and spread to the other 2. several people were rescued from the water. wit

suspect went behind her and allegedly stole the woman's wallet, tried to use her credit cards at a wal-martlice are asking anyone with any information to come forward. pleasant hill police are asking the community to help find a missing elderly man. take a look at your screen here that 70 year-old kenneth low went missing friday morning. he was last seen in the downtown area wearing a beige straw hat, a black jacket and blue jeans. he's described as 5 foot 10, about 210 pounds. if you have any information on mister low's whereabouts, you're asked to contact pleasant hill. police. the city of alameda preparing for this week's rain today. self-serve sandbag stations were at alameda point behind city hall west residents were allowed to fill 5 bags each by the end of the day. all the sandbags per gone sandbags, of course, help to redirect and even absorb water when streets start to flood. let's get you look out your 4 zone forecast. we're taking a look at the bay bridge tonight from our oakland side of the bridge. we know the rains come just how much rain when are we going to start seeing it? b

now does that mean in the future, you'll still be able to go to wal mart, you'll still be able to get things cheap, but they won't have made in china on the many more may be made in vietnam. a graph. i think of one of the things i was trying to say, what that is, there is a perception here that the united states has not benefited from free trade. we have benefited enormously from free trade, and i think it's unfortunate that there has been some about the least within the united states, domestic population. and so actually free trade and supports us interest and supports the interests of the average worker. and whether, as you say that in the future, goods are going to be made with china, or they're going to be made with many other nations in the industry, civic. that's actually all of a benefits the us economy. i'd like to get your take on what we saw happening at the summit when the sunset it was time for dinner. a lot of silicon valley ceo's had dinner with, she's in pain and i'm wondering a who is courting whom these days when these 2 elements come together? that's a great question

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to and thousands of cities over 36 percent of the houses have been destroyed, established by the wal mart over 1023 sealants have been damaged and these coverage, as evidenced by the testers approaches, by shifting inside the 6 foot over respected vehicles, 1000 gallons and city. satellite imagery also shows at a total of 539 seconds of roads, are be damaged across the road network to hold of 1000 a. when it comes to labor is margaret about 40 percent of the other student labor workforce in this regard is ready to send funds with around $20000.00 workers from gaza. according to us, this range is the aisle with the escalation. is there a suspended work? perfect? well, i was didn't work, isn't it? searching for them all these red impose restrictions on both ends within the westbank are frantic difficulties for 67000. have a student records accessing the work basing governments of the place of residence has to come in possible. i just put the risk of losing their jobs. as the boy hit the one spot, 61 percent of it $5000000.00, a group of $1282000.00 jobs is estimating profit loss. in additio

and you can start to wal mart to come up probably finish it. and so therefore, we have to really talk to continue to war, reach as he's fired immediately, or just been on the about the indian or human, the human quoted. or there is just another way of saying that gives them softly. and the we need to have is these find where it gets them. scam have access to their basic needs and the swap the rebuilding their own town. otherwise the whole region is going to be on fire. all right, with that will leave it to that. thank you. to all, i guess the many how lucky to joe, it a 90 and kindly behind my putting you. thank you very much you need and thank you too for watching. you can find this program any time just by visiting our website at out to 0 dot com for further discussion. just go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. or you could also join the conversation on x for me to handle is at ha, inside story for 1000000 o'clock in the whole team here. it's good bye. for now, the tom counting, the costs of the hu

meaning xi jinping wal-mart a sudden change in the climate.alia relations turncoat in 2020 when scott morrison called for an international investigation into the origins of covid-19. china began imposing a series of trade strikes including barley, wine and coal. a chinese diplomat presented in australian reporter with 14 grievances. to making statements from the south china sea. they presented the opportunity for reset. china gradually while back the trades -- trade strikes. australia decided not to cancel chinese company land bridges on the part of darwin. albanese signaled he sought to build a relationship with china based on honest and open dialogue. >> we can disagree where we must but engage international interest. australia's interest as well as china but i believe in global interest for us to have a relationship where there is dialogue. >> there is a powerful financial interest as well. even during the diplomatic deep-freeze. australia's trade with china surged more than $20 billion driven by commodity prices. china also wants to join t

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a spokesperson for wal-mart tells kron 4 we take issues like this seriously and are working to remove listings which violate our prohibited products policy. we look forward to continue discussions with the city attorney's office to says he's hoping for a swift response from all of the companies were hopeful that we won't have much. we won't have to wait too long for these companies to do the right thing. but obviously we'll wait and see. well, all of the major online stores do have policies against selling illegal items. and as of this report, we have not heard back from bay. >> on their response to the cease and desist letter in studio. dan thorn kron. 4 dan, thank you. meanwhile, in an effort to try to reduce crime in san francisco city supervisors have passed an ordinance to increase foot and bike patrols on the streets. a final vote will be held on november 7th. >> as you plan your day, if you enjoy the hot weather above average temperatures, that's what we're going to be serving up tomorrow might be slightly foggy as you wake up. but you could see a lot more fog on your way home.

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people are scaling back, you find people going to costco that weren't there before, wal-mart that weren't there before. so people are very aware. things are not in good shape. so atlantic and other cans say whatever they want, but the reality of people is they have no faith in the future of the country right now. that's terrible. stuart: that is terrible. it is indeed. steve, thanks very much indeed. see you soon. back to the markets for you. i keep saying it, not that much price movement so far all though we're slip ago bit further south. dow is now down 82 points and nasdaq down 20, and the s&p down 11 points. some red ink, not that much. jason katz with us this morning. you're expecting a year end rally i believe. make your case, sir. >> i think the year end chase may be on here, stu. the path of least resistance has been to the upside and likely will be between now and the end of the year. that's predicated on four factors. number one is seasonality. since 1950, the s&p has risen 70% of the time between thanksgiving and new years. secondly is fear of missing out and so many people neg

earlier we have the second amazon prime day early in october and deals from best buy and target and wal-martonger shopping season. i believe that deals are going to go all the way through. so take your time. something to remember, though, is that what's on sale in december are things like toys -- holiday decor winter apparel wait until december and focus on tech small home appliances fall apparel and gift sets and beauty and then last thing i would say is don't take a price at face value use a deal site to look for discounts coupon cabin.com he have deals in all of the categories for cashback offers and coupons to sweeten that deal that retailers are already offering you. kat: is there a gift you should never give anyone? >> self-improvement unless they've asked i get pictures for teeth whitings and scales and -- shapeware things like that i just don't think that's an appropriate gift unless they're asking for a treadmill don't give them a treadmill if you think they should lose weight for example. >> i had a ex-boyfriend give me tidying up which -- i was like if you say i think i'm disgusti

this isn't like returning a video camera, i've already used at wal-mart. we need some receipts, darling. meanwhile as people across america rip counsel posters of jewish hostages in gaza leave it to the "new york times" to defend the vial act. the so-called paper of record calls it a form of protest, a release valve and also a provocation by those anguished by what they say was the israeli government's mistreatment of palestinians. see, they are the victims. how dare you present us with actual victims of atrocity, you're hurting my feelings. but here's why they are really defending people tearing down the posters. they got caught. and also, truth of what's on those postes is way too hard to bear. it destroys their filter so they have got to get rid of it. maybe attacks on the jews won't exist if we hide it from you. according to the "times" they are just provoked protestors seeking a release valve so they make more bad excuses than me when asked to donate to charity. i'm surprised those poster terrors don't demand treatment for paper cuts. they probably as

retail federation for 2022 we're looking at $1 hundred billion in losses for retailers, target, wal-martashington state is the worst state for retail theft as far as losses go. the other side of this and emily brought this up is the wage issue here. fighting for better wages. the cost of living has gone up 18.3% since 2021. but wages overall have only gone up 17.2%. they are saying you aren't paying us enough and we're being threatened or in one case suspended for three weeks because we called 911 on a repeat shoplifter. massey's hasn't put out a full statement. like a lot of these companies have the no retailiation policy. macy's put that in writing and then we know. >> bill: we watched alex murdaugh come into court a couple days this week. some of the victims of his financial crimes had the opportunity to confront him. just want to roll this. call for number three on the victim statements. >> you lied, you cheated, you stole, you betrayed me and my family and everybody else. >> i'm not crying because of what he stole from me. i'm crying for what he did to everybody in the suit. these k

those all three were your buys you do have a name that you would bail on, it's home depot much like wal-martparticipation trophy their earnings were not that great. they saw a drop in sales, seeing a slowdown they're seeing less of big ticket items, even flooring and cabinets are not selling as much people got excited because we said eps is only going to fall 3 to 4% versus 5%. i am not buying the fact on this 11% bounce that it's worth that. they are freely admitting the macro, especially on the home improvement market and its share of the consumer spending you're going to potentially see the home improvement record get a small percentage of that consumer spend just a hard stock to justify right now. investors are like, it wasn't that horrible. it wasn't that great and you gave them a 11% bop. >> this feels like it's in the middle of a tug of war, and it's year-to-date performance suggests that, as well down about 3%. i like you're bold, though victoria, thank you for joining us >> thanks, kelly >>> coming up, is sin city becoming sports city contessa brewer has a look at how vegas is tryin

otherwise made a show of how darn regular he is by driving to america and talking to people he meet in wal-mart parking lots along the way. the inconvenient detail here is that according to the senate finance committee it appears that justice thomas did not pay for that rv. and that rv did not come cheap. last week the committee responding to reporting in "the new york times" earlier this year released a report. and the report asserts that justice thomas received a loan of $260,000 from a wealthy friend named anthony welters so that thomas could buy that 40-foot luxury motor coach back in 1999. and apparently clarence thomas only paid $20,000 in interest on that loan, and maybe quite possibly that is all. according to the committee report based on the documents reviewed by committee staff, welters foregave a substantial amount or even all of the principal balance of his loan through clarn s thomas. justice thomas through his lawyer told "the new york times" he made all the payments until the terms of agreement were satisfied in full, but thomas would not answer questions about what the terms we

wal-mart says there's was 12 menu items is $8.80 a pop.cks is helpful, we've got a couple weeks between now and thanksgiving so be willing to shop over a couple of week, shop at a couple different stores around the sales. that's what's really going to save you money. >> now food subscription company misfits market had good info on spreading the cost of your thanksgiving dinner over multiple pay checks. basically, you can buy certain items early like the canned goods. also look at a timeline we have for how long certain veggies can last. carrots, cranberries, apples, potatoes, squash, onions. they can all be purchased now and then the week before thanksgiving you can get beans and maybe a few more veggie sides. a good tip from misfits also, they deliver discounted slightly blemished food to your door so they are the experts at finding those slightly bruised, maybe smaller veggies. you can find them at the grocery outlet store, even dollar type stores. guys, they all get chopped up anyway into your thanksgiving dinner. get those little ones

butter cream or -- imagine you are not wal-mart or cvs that has a means for security and deciding tolk away. >> if you can't absorb the costs you can't do business in these places. you have major stores saying we won't sell you the stuff. we will put a picture of it out there for you. and they maybe can find a way to make it work. the moms and pops don't have that. tell me another place in america i can start my business. it hurts these most volleyner populations the most. they need the goods, not the pictures. >> bill: the numbers are stunning. the nation's capitol. carjackings 863 involving guns up 74% this year. homicide 32%, robbery 68, car theft 98. all crime 27%. where is the police? >> dana: it's exactly what happened. you spit in the face of law enforcement. you ran off law enforcement. police officer can't do his job without something throwing something at him and calling him a name. if they are doing their job if someone has a video camera and catch the last 30 seconds they're out of a job and disgraced. >> dana: and if they're not arrested they aren't prosecuted. >> the sa

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. >> a wal-mart says they will remove inflation by cutting prices on thanksgiving favorites, including ready made meals and even baskets of ingredients. u.s. officials are saying a deal with hamas to release hostages could happen in the next few days. but at the same time, there are new concerns israel might not be following international law. washington correspondent basil john joins us with the very latest. good morning, basil. >> more rain. a no deal has reached and this is part of this growing concern now as the fighting continues and lives are >> as the war between israel and hamas rages on. i believe we are closer than we have been in quite some time. deputy national security adviser jon finer told nbc's meet the press a deal with hamas could happen. we really need to adhere to them. sure that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed. but at the same time, the world health organization says one of gaza's main hospitals has stopped functioning questions are being raised around whether israel is following international law regarding attacks on hamas finer would not say if israe