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finally, we have walgreens.own double-digits after pfizer announced a direct to consumer telehealth. the former dow component down 65% this year and now just a $9 stock. is there any hope for this stock, scott? >> no, there's not. this is a sell. this is just a sell. the entire space is in trouble. the entire space is a sale. the customer experience is horrible. shrinkage for customer products is horrible. the stock as you pointed out got killed on wednesday and now pfizer and lilly are both going to create their own customer direct sale portals which means the prescription business for walgreens is not going to be the revenue producer it was before. it produced 55% of walgreens revenue in the last quarter. that means both sides of the business are challenging. the prescription business is going to have a tough time. we know the retail side is really having a tough time. dollar tree pointed out that their customers are really feeling the pinch. that's not going to help the retail side of walgreens. it's just a m

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like he's looking for walgreens to get -- walgreens is a little challenged, financially, but walgreenscvs -- >> we talked about walgreens yesterday. >> you have to understand that the use cases, you can have so much gross margin gain. >> what did he have to say about that comments from klarna, that private company we highlighted yesterday? >> i'm not going to dig -- i'm just going to quote him. >> let's take a listen. >> my colleague, david faber, who appreciates your work greatly, was talking about klarna, which is a very good company. >> i love david, by the way. >> who doesn't? belle loves him, but that happens to be his mother. we were talking about klarna, and klarna is now cutting off salesforce, they don't need salesforce, they're trying to figure out exactly what to do with a.i. to me, that seemed like, i'd like to know more. let's put it that way. what to do with a.i. may mean using salesforce to do better with it. >> well, i think what customers are doing is transforming, changing how they use information technology. that's a great story. in fact, you probably saw on linkedin

but a few months ago, we had a really historic verdict against the pharmacy, walgreens and their roleere they flouted federal law that require them tos were g to. they had a what? what we refer to as a phil phil phil. pharmacy culture where folks would bringn theirpharmacist wom without checking why someone was coming in multiple times without checking why certain doctors were 100 fold increase in the number of opioid prescriptions that they w we haa historic judgment against walgreens recently, but it' a very intense lawsuit. and we know that will never bring back the lives that we have lost to opioid addictio it's critical for us that we get the one other thing i'll mention because it's often confusion. a large percentage of folks who are addicted drugs say heroin or fentanyl started their addictions. painkillers, opioid medications that were prescribed provided th pharmacies and so literally the suffering twe was caused by the opioid industry over many, many years and has created the significant crisis that we are dealing with right now. right right now moving on. i understand■p af

mention healthcare, yet i know you have a big announcement a partnership in the healthcare space, walgreenshood pharmacy, why. >> healthcare costs continue to soar. when looking at how can we use new technology to rethink that, just to look at the fsa programs that exist today. flex spend hsa fsa can spend up to 40% on everyday healthcare spend on prescription and cough drops but even everyday items like sunscreen or toothpaste. the problem it is so difficult to use so we created the first program where when you shop at your neighborhood pharmacy with walgreens as a built member we will automatically find any items in your purchase that are eligible for fsa and allow you to apply the benefits with one click so you don't have to carry multiple cards or worry about what item is eligible or not as long as your american express, visa, mastercard, any debit or credit card is linked to your built loyalty account going to neighborhood walgreens you'll save up to 40% automatically. taylor: talk to me about competition, there was an article in the wall street journal that some landlords are offering

walgreens and cvs are going through rounds of closures and thousands of other independent drug storesures are leaving many communities without pharmacies nearby. in response, drug stores are trying new mini stores that focus on health and wellness. the stores are less expensive to run and allow companies to serve areas where the population cannot support a full store. another look at the stock market. the dow is down more than 1000 points. you see it right there. there was a global sell off overnight. friday's job report made economic economists excuse me worry because it raised the risk of a recession. now the bay are, we're going to take a little pivot to something more beautiful. the bay area saw some beautiful sunsets this weekend. this one happened friday night over the bay bridge, and it was especially stunning. you see there. it included a rainbow. this time lapse video was taken by local photographer srini. and of course, as we mentioned, stunning with the city views there in the east bay, a familiar face helped to kick off yesterday's oakland ballers game at raimondi park. >>

walgreens is moving 2.4%. lauren: the stock is down 60%. they are doing as part of a turnaround is adding two new corporate positions, they will have a cheap -- chief merchandising officer, the head of digital commerce. stuart: chip equip and is made by applied materials. lauren: recovering a bit, down 40%. they make chip equipment so equipment to make the chips despite all the ai bows their forecast was tepid. the forecasting revenue in the fourth quarter of just under $7 billion slightly above what wall street expect it. we when h&r block, tax people. liz: this is why the stock is at a record high, announced 17% increase in its dividend it to $0.38. stuart: we will take that. democrat national convention kicks off monday in chicago. we will be there live monday through thursday and going to chicago. bottom line will also be there live at 6:00 pm eastern. fox business will begin airing full speeches turning at 7:00 pm eastern each night at the chicago convention. millions of social security numbers and other sensitive information could be

i was in a walgreens. there was a lot -- i went to a loc lot. checked out a lot of retail in america. >> you checked out walgreens, what was that like? >> it was fine. >> you been in a rite aid recently? i said, do you have any merchandise? the truck hasn't come yet. >> walmart was absolutely packed. >> it should be. look at the prices. not that you would know. but you're like president bush with the milk. you go into walmart and it's palpable. >> bush one. hw. >> it's palpable. my baker daughter can't afford to bake without walmart. >> that's good to know, jim. good to know. >> it explains these all-time highs and the fact that it's the best dow stock of the year. speaking of markets, jim, let's get to futures. this higher open. there's some discussion about years in which you have had an eight-day win streak, and since 2011, they're all 20-plus percent years. >> i looked at 2004, the last one, and it is quite encouraging. now, it's not as big a percentage gauge you might necessarily want, but what it is, they tend to be harbingers of a new cyc

>> i have been with walgreens since the early '70s. it is really down.appen to walgreens? >> we do have a really good ceo in tim wentworth. i know he has a plan. at the same time, when i saw what amazon is doing to the small drugstores by doing all that same day small package, it makes me feel like you have to understand the dividends will be cut again and the company, it might be a cell before a -- i do think amazon is in the crosshairs. was go to tom in florida. >> hello, a big bouyant. i am a first time caller.? what part of florida are you from? >> the west coast -- sarasota. >> beautiful. it is one of the sunniest places on earth. how can i help? >> with the high band memory chips to power infrastructure, what are your thoughts on micron? >> i think micron is way overdone. if i had about 100 shares of micron, i would vix 450. i have great confidence that they will deliver good numbers. the stock is down from 157, all the way to 89. sometimes, when the vix does something crazy, it can help you spot volatility in the market. we are not out of the wood

walgreens under 10 today. ouch.hted the performance of the 10 largest ipos as part of a broader point. given the strength of these deals he thinks we could have a lot of ipo activity this fall with many companies postponing their offerings and blaming market conditions. are they worried they will get too much money for their stock? no, in fact market conditions are pretty bad for a certain kind of ipo. big ones tend to do well because investment bankers underpriced them to lure people back into the casino, but this is a rational ipo market. smaller unprofitable companies get abandoned. venture capital firms backing these deals don't want a rational market. they want an irrational one that will pay for all kinds of slop, especially dubious software companies. bottom line if you have a real business that is thriving you could take it public right now. if you have a lossmaking tech company, there is no appetite for it. sorry. at least not at valuations that original investors will accept and i say thank heavens, becaus

here's the problem with walgreens. it's too full.ne, they have to figure out the difference between the front and the back, because what they need to do is instead of going through the cheetos aisle to get to the health aisle in the back, they have to become really just a health care store. they have to get the other stuff out. but second, david, when you talk to amazon, amazon wants to do same-day batched, so let's say you put in an order, and you want colgate. you want toothpaste. colgate's quarter was really good. and then, at the same time, you want puss and boots, i don't know, dog food, cat food. so, what happens is they can batch those orders, accepsend i you, it's going to be there when you get home, so why would you shop at walgreens? that's the existential issue. >> that's just a one-way ticket. >> black and red. i don't -- i don't know. look, tim wentworth is really from the pbm, the pharmacy benefits side, so i think he's going to work out something there, but at the same time, the clock is ticking for anyone that amazon

walgreens says it will be available beginning september 6th. the cdc previously recommended that everyone over the age of six months get an updated covid vaccine this season, because they are worried about an uptick in its spread. all right. coming up here, a beach divided. we'll tell you about the increasing debate over public and private property in marin county. and a programing note quickly to remind you about coming up at six. we have special live coverage of the final night of the democratic national convention. then at eight, you can watch press your luck followed by wheel of fortune and jeopardy! at nine and 930, respectively. then we'll bring you a special edition of abc seven news at 10:00. and of course, our regular abc seven news at 11. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafr

getting it back. >> car was spotted at a a walgreens in town. someone recognized the car from facebook posting they immediately called police. so you know, they can hopefully get the car back time. but sadly that the guy overheard the phone call, i think or something like money is bet off. think. i don't know if it's been seen sense or not. >> colin says the theft is not covered by his insurance. and a gofundme has been set up. they've already raised more than $5,000 to help them get a new truck. >> today marks one year since flames sparked on the hawaiian island of maui. eventually growing into a massive wildfire that torched the community of la hina a full year after the fire wiped out thousands of buildings and claimed more than 100 lives recovery and cleanup continues. it's estimated about 1500 households have left for other hawaiian islands. are states in the mainland. residents worried more that people will be forced out due to a lack of affordable and available housing, debris removal team say their work has been fast because of the dedic

a walgreens. the exact say that the company could close a significant portion of underperforming stores in the next few years. and cbs health is shuttering several clinics already. the move comes in response to shrinking market share. thanks to online vendors like amazon, even so there are still some 30,000 drug stores all across the country. the ftc is launching an investigation into the increasing prices at grocery chains. it's going to look at the tactics being used by big change hiking prices and extracting profit. the goal to crack down on potentially illegal corporate behavior. food prices have risen. 25% between 2019 2023. going to take a quick break. in the east bay. a fire at a home in newark sunday morning. displaced 4 people have blind woman was able to quickly escape the flames come force. sarah stinson has the story. >> one of the people displaces a woman who is legally blind. she got out of the fire alive. but with nothing but the clothes on her back. she's now scrambling to figure o

chains like cvs, walgreens and target are keeping everything from toiletries to cleaning supplies lockedup. the goal is to cut down on theft. but a recent bloomberg report found what it's really doing is actually driving away customers and sending many of them online. ama, i can see that right. first, it's the message that, ooh, maybe it's not safe to shop here. but second, more importantly, it's just then it just takes you forever to complete your shopping. >> honestly, the safety thing doesn't even cross my mind. but i will think, oh, let me go to this one because everything is out. i can pick it up, i can look at the ingredients if i need to, whatever is in it, instructions. and then there's the other issue of, can you can somebody help me? thanks. oh, and i need to go get this over here. and it's just maddening. >> i have had the same experience, it's very frustrating. and it has driven me to order something online, which i had just gone to the store to buy in person. yeah yeah. >> it's odd. i don't see this kind of stuff happening in other countries where we just people just randoml

walgreens executives are saying the company could close a significant portion of the underperformingext few years. and cvs health is already shuttering several clinics. the move is coming in response to shrinking market shares. thanks to online vendors like amazon. there are still, though 30,000 drugstores all across the country. next. add to that at the dow plummeted today. why experts are saying don't worry, though. also, there's tropical storm debby as it made landfall today. >> how people in florida are reacting to all the flooding. we're also go live to paris and see how the women's gymnastic team brought home us economists are saying july's jobs report set off a frenzy on wall street today. the dow and the nasdaq futures also dropped sharply. >> our dc's raquel martin explains why some economists are now trying to temper fears about a recession. >> it's a troubling start to the week on wall street monday, u.s. stocks plunged as investors fear economic downturn is on the horizon. i think we saw a bit of a mini panic here. and i think that's probably unwarranted. mark hamrick, se

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a never-before cvs and walgreens are experimenting with stores one-fourth the size of the traditionalion in hopes of saving money and improving access and creating more options for customers. walgreens executives say the company could close a significant portion of underperforming stores in the next few years. and cbs health is shuttering several clinics already. the movie coming in response now to shrinking market shares. thanks to online vendors like amazon, there are still 30,000 drugstores across the country. starting next month, children can ride caltrain at a discounted rate. kids can get a one-way ticket for one dollar all zoned a pass for $2. the idea is to make travel more affordable for younger riders who are under 18. there was a similar promotion last year in clipper cards that resulted in a 43% spike in ridership by young people. these new fares will start september 1st. >> what's there saying it was humiliating, believe that when people say i i have surgery and i. shouldn't have to discuss this with. airline employees who are not medical professionals. next here at noon,

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major retailers including cvs, walgreens, safeway are already accepting appointments. kaiser expects to begin administering shots by mid-september. biden administration, you should know, will also be giving free covid tests again. that starts next month in preparation for what could be another winter surge. now, with these new covid vaccines coming out, what you need to know about them and the formula, who should be getting it? you know the drill by now. let's bring in our infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong. hi, doctor. peter, we are at a point now that this seems very routine. now, after all these years, like the flu shot they reformulate, you get a new one. is that exactly what's happening right now? exactly. it should be part of our fabric. it should be like preparing for the house of winter before the storm. in fact, next year we'll have a combination of flu and covid shots. so hopefully it will be less confusing to people. so you're right. it should be routine. it should be what we should do every year and every. we're talking across the board wi