walmart phases out the popular blue-vested greeters nationwide.any of those walmart greeters are elderly or have disabilities. for them it's a way to make money and also be part of a community. >> it's good to feel welcome. >> reporter: the chain's replacing the position with customer hosts who will greet employees, but the job will also require them to be able to lift 25 pounds and climb ladders. >> it's perfectly evident if you're in a wheelchair, you cannot climb a ladder. >> reporter: across the country customers blasted walmart over the move, even signing petitions. >> it's not right. >> reporter: walmart initially gave greeters 60 days to transition into other roles, but extended that deadline for greeters with disabilities, allowing more time to explore the circumstances and potential accommodations. >> i'd love to be at walmart as long as i can. >> reporter: tammy leitner, nbc news, miami. >>> up next, in our "those who serve" report, the search for peace. american veterans returning to vietnam. he lost hp fire, d ion. also home sales at i

a southern california woman sued walmart for racial discrimination, walmart sent us this same statementhey sent to other media let's, part of it reads, we do not tolerate discrimination of any kind at walmart, like other retailers walmart uses enhance security on some products such as electronics, automotive cosmetics and other personal care products. those determinations are made on the store by store basis using data supporting the need for the heightened measures. surgical says that kwame sturghall says that response is a good enough. >> it's only black products what does that tell you? maybe there's a problem with that, that could be at. i just know we need a solution. we have to do better. >> reporter: cristina rendon own ktvu fox 2 news. >>> another big powerball up for grabs, means the jackpot saturday expected to be $625 million. >>> america's favorite jackpot game, get ready everyone. >> 9 people matched 4 numbers in the powerball so they get $21,000, we'll give you a peek at the winning numbers, 10, 14, 50, 53, 63 in the makeable 20 want. according to lottery last night jackpo

. >>> walmart is being accused of locking up only black care products.om one bay area man who is speaking out about his experience in american canyon. >>> coming up, fighting illegal sideshows in the east bay. what was installed on the roadway to try and discourage drivers from doing doughnuts. >>> a beloved market gets ready to close its doors after 45 years. >>> >>> walmart is being accused of locking up hair products specifically for black people. one man is speaking out about his experience as we report, this is an issue walmart has dealt with before. >> i have never seen anything like this. lock cabinets with black products. >> he posted this video walmart shopping. he points out that black care products are locked up in on and i'll under surveillance. >> all of this stuff is open. black products are behind the glass. >> i have to get block products for my hair. that was the only section locked up. that is the part i could not understand. >> he track down an employee to open up the lock and the employee personally walked into a register. >> it to me

how afraid should target and walmart be the ceo of douglas el man joining us live. musk tells they won't make any money in q1. we'll get into all of this when "power lunch" returns. >> the latest from tradingnation.cnbc.com and a word from our sponsor. >> position size and risk reward ratio are two important aspects of building a winning trade. you don't want a single position to be too big a percentage of tradeable assets additional, make sure there's enough profit potential to justify the risk you're taking consistently constructing suitable trades and adhering to your exit plan can help you build on trading successes i'm sue herera here's your cnbc news update at this hour. the parents of otto warmbier, said kim jong-un and his evil regime responsible for their son's death. rebuking president trump who said he takes kim at his word that kim was unaware of the alleged treatment of warmbier. donald trump jr.'s defending his father's actions did not mention otto warmbier to the conservative political action conference in maryland. >> sometimes you have to walk away

walmart remove the antitheft cases at the store in long island. ktvu fox2 news . >>> the black student union at uc berkeley held a rally in support of students involved in an incident earlier this month. the students are a man and woman arrested after police were alluded the female student was carrying a stun gun. there is a rule on campus that tasers are not allowed. according to a statement the officer told the woman not to touch the teaser and he was going to take it from her. when he reached for the stun gun they got into a struggle. demonstrators say the students were racially profiled. >> we will callout everybody to come out and stand in solidarity against police brutality and understand that this campus is lacking in accountability of their actions and their organization and basically, for us as students. >> the black student union says both students were cited and released. the vice chancellor for administration issued a statement meeting in part, we are committed to supporting affair and thorough investigation and taking steps necessaril

you just happen to own walmart, is that fair >> fair. >> why do you choose walmart over target? >> two investments they made the $3 billion investment in jet.com and more recently the $15 billion investment to flip card which is run sboog a bningi of issues. i've stayed with walmart there's nothing wrong with target really identifying the strength of the consumer and retail should be the focus for investors right now. they are clearly a massive tail wind behind the consumer we saw that in results from foot locker last week it's broad based i think you have to identify it. it's one of the reasons you're seeing companies like paypal and ebay you'll have those transactions both of those companies are incredibly strong. paypal looks position to jump above 100 bucks. chipotle was incredibly strong >> they are also doing a lot of things they've been spending for the last seven years on digital and transforming the companies and chapging t in changing the lawsuit and -- lay out and square footage there's a lot of things they are doing behind the scenes. >> joe, you bought wayfair >> di

so you go straight from starbucks to walmart. >> uh-huh. >> you how long, what did you do at walmart?air dye, soap and gloves to color my hair. >> reporter: wait, walmart? he did not reveal any stop at walmart during his first interview. and then, he amended his story again. just slightly. after the walmart and the trip to white rock lake, he said, he went to visit that friend, jessica. discovered she wasn't home. he said that already. but this time he added one little detail -- where his friend lived. >> you get back in your car. where do you go? >> i went to the falls to go to my friend's house, jessica howard. >> reporter: the falls apartment complex. that's where shelley was killed. daniel didn't mention the falls the first time he was interrogated. >> why did you leave that part out? >> because i was mugged over there, sir. >> reporter: mugged? and yet he somehow failed to mention that during his first, long session of questioning? >> coincidentally, while he's at this same complex, he's approached by a black male with a knife who robs him. >> reporter: the robber took $40 in cas

by the way, i'm trying to figure out, you know, target has food walmart has food walmart is the biggest did amazon buy whole foods if they're opening up a separate grocery business what was whole foods an experiment? a petri dish just a petri dish? >> i mean, when it broke that morning, right away the thesis appeared to be last mile, right? >> i know. but i'm enthralled by the fact that target didn't take any heat on fresh food. brian cornell didn't take any heat the numbers were very good kroger is going to report this week, they may take a little heat amazon is targeting unclear. urban, not urban, we don't know. amazon is opaque right now >> david, today, this journal piece about how amazon may end up being the savior of the american mall to some degree after helping destroy it >> yeah, that's a bit of a mystery in some ways, carl but, listen, they're everywhere, we know that every day there is another story about amazon there is full time reporters who do nothing but spend all their time but reporting on amazon and mr. bezos and the different things going on with him, whether it is a

it's an issue walmart has dealt with before. >> i have never seen anything like this. locked cabinets for the black products. >> he posted this video showing others what he saw in the walmart in american canyon. he points out that black hair products are locked up and under an aisle under en. black products behind the glass. >> i have to get black products for my hair. that was the only section locked up. that's the part i couldn't understand. >> he tracked down an employee to open up the lock for the 3- dollar product and the employee personally walked it to the register. >> i didn't expect to take 30 minutes. >> we went to see the product. hair dye, caps, combs and brushes are under lock and key, the same products for others are open on the shelf. the same goes for shampoos and the products locked up are cheaper than those that aren't. >> i want them to tell us why. >> many customers didn't want to go on camera but they are aware of the issue and they call it's a problem. this is not the first time this has happened. >> similar complaints have occurred in long island

about flying one walmart employee for a second pinto another doctor that saved walmart $30,000 because the guy didn't need spine surgery. he had parkinson's the diagnosis, it was essential he get the proper diagnosis not get a back surgery he didn't need for walmart yes you get the savings. it goes back to this idea that they need to improve the quality and the cost of care >> sort of a feel good story to show how employers and corporations are making health care more effective. i looked up research from the national academy of medicine showing 12 million people on average are misdiagnosed i've seen it in my own family. the prevalence of being misdiagnosed >> it's important. companies pay half of the health care costs in this country and yet they feel like they have no control. this is a company stepping up and saying if we're going pay half the bill we want to have more say in how this process works. think of the hundreds of billions or trillions of dollars in term of the health care industry in an operation of that size it is not overly efficient. there are going to be ways you can a

john carter frequently shops at this mountain view walmart. in fact he was here the day the person with the measles was here on march 16th. he is feeling fine but he's concerned because his son was with him as well.sot don't want him getting the measles the individual with measles also went to the hoover tower observation deck at stanford university, this poki bowl restaurant in palo alto, this cvs pharmacy in sunnyvale, and this safeway in mountain view. but these are just 5 of the almost two dozens locations that the individual visited. sot it is concerning but i've had my shots.as for john carter. he's not done doing his own research on this matter.sot......i'm gonna go home and google it see what it says...definitely (robin) that was j-r stone reporting. in a drastic move... a county in new york state ... is banning some people from public places... as it declares a state of emergency because of the measles outbreak there. rockland county officials say people 18-years-old and under... who are not vaccinated against measles ... are not allo

john carter frequently shops at this mountain view walmart.ct he was here the day the person with the measles was here on march 16th. he is feeling fine but he's concerned because his son was with him as well.sot don't want him getting the measles the individual with measles also went to tower observation deck at stanford university, this poki bowl restaurant in palo alto, this cvs pharmacy in sunnyvale, and this safeway in mountain view. but these are just 5 of the almost two dozens locations that the individual visited. sot it is concerning but i've had my shots.as for john carter. he's not done doing his own research on this matter.sot......i'm gonna go home and google it see what it says...definitely ( james ) our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have an interactive map of all the local places the infected person visted... details on the symptoms of the potentially deadly disease ... and information on the local pharmacies which offer the vaccine. all that on kron4 dot com. ( james ) breaking news we're

alito: the same store, the world's smallest walmart. ms. johnson: that is what the trial described it as. it is important to notice that when she was asked, does she still work, she doesn't know. workalito: does she still there? ms. johnson: she did. jus. alito: i thought she had left. ms. johnson: that was another juror with respect to cora flowers. she didn't know if he still worked there. jus. sotomayor: compare her with pamela. that comparison is the one i am most interested in. to dohnson: i was about that. it is true working with someone under some circumstances might produce bias. it is interesting the only thing she said that might suggest the closeness of the relationship, she didn't know whether he still worked and kevin -- he didn't ask about the relationship, nor did he worry about juror justine and five of flowers' family members. juror justine worked as a teller at a bank where all of them game. -- them came. jus. sotomayor: she knew the father. ms. johnson: the father, mother, two sisters and a brother. [speaking simultaneous

walmart gets 35% of the revenue from grocery, target only 20%.s about 10% of the market share. online growth is where it is at. both growing about 45%. i want to come into my terminal. when we talk about target, the pressure on margins and profitability, and some of the gains we need to go to to overcome walmart and amazon. aboutt still trading at 1.5 times p/e ratio relative to target showing target might have room to run. alix: thank you so much taylor riggs. joining us is the former chairman of to me and the former ceo of brooks brothers and still -- and is tim, he forest still with us is kim caughey forrest. let's start with you. when we take a look, what works and what has not? kohl's gotget and off to the season with a fast start. they took advantage of toys "r" us going out of business. their toy presentation was quite strong. about the factd that the toy business was great and the baby business was good. that brought traffic to the store and they got momentum quickly. as the season moved into december and got more difficult .or most retai

now how will i know that i have arrived at walmart?rt's greeter program. they already just lost one of their best greeters when bernie sanders quit to apply for some other job. (as bernie): "welcome to walmart, with thousands of rollbacks on already low prices. though nothing like the corporate tax rollback passed by the republican congress, which i vow to overturn. household and pet supplies are in aisle two." ( cheers and applause ) meanwhile, the "f.d.a. says it has found asbestos in makeup at claire's." it kind of shakes the trust i place in the organize that does unregulated ear punching on 12-year-olds at the mall. meanwhile, it's time for a rare "meanwhile" update. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) on tuesday, i brought you news of jeremy taylor and his dog, ally, who got stranded in the snow in his car for five days and somehow survived on nothing but taco bell sauce packets. well, it was all worth it, because "taco bell is rewarding him with a year of free food." ( cheers and applause ) so now he's definitely going to die. (

kroger, walmart and other shares falling on the news.alting the rollout the 365 brands, it is sort of a walmart private brand, it was halting the growth of that, so this could be something that that, aimingces for a lower price point. we know that the grocery wars are hot in the u.s. you have him trying to move into grocery here. and walmart has been focusing on its grocery offerings. and kroger doing the same. we have seen aldi also trying to take market share. so in this is a ratcheting up of the grocery wars. david: every business that amazon has gone into, it has been deflationary. if you look at the grocery business even before this, there was still some pressure on margins. it is not a high-margin business. emma: it is not. it seems to be a race to the bottom in terms of value that you can offer and customers wanting deals, getting good products at a lower price point. something that lynn amazon got whole foods -- that when amazon got whole foods, that may be the high prices would dissipate, amazon saying that if you were a prime m

como dijo, estÁbamos yo,mi mama y mi sobrina haciendo compras en el walmart por un baby shower que vamoshombre y nomÁs me gritÓ, no puedo esperar hasta que se deshaga de todos ustedes. no son de este paÍs y no merece estar aquÍ. y me empezÓ a gritar y me sacó muy de sorpresa. no puede muy bien defenderme en ese momento y cuando Él se iba gritando, diciÉndome que me saliera de este paÍs, yo le gritÉ, que en ese momento si era mi paÍs. y mi sobrina ella nomÁs tiene cuatro aÑos. tenÍa mucho miedo en ese momento mi niÑa. pamela: cuÁl fue la reacciÓn de esta compaÑÍa y de los presuntos que testigos de esta agresiÓn verbal? dulce: en ese momento nadie dijo nada.nadie nos ayudÓ, nadie dio una mano. nada mÁs decÍa, quÉ decÍa ese seÑor? le tratÉ de explicar, pero nadie dijo nada. nada mÁs estaba temblando y estaba muy en shock. y nos fuimos de allÍ, empezamos a caminar y vi al seÑor y es cuando le dije a una trabajadora del walmart, ese seÑor nos acaba de gritar muy feo a mi mamÁ y a mÍ y asusto mÍ sobrina. y nos dijo que no saliÉramos aquÍ nomÁs por estar hablando espaÑol. en ese momento ella y

les mostraremos es un walmart de pamela: un walmart fue escenario de un ataque racista.onocer mÁs sobre esta historia y sobre cÓmo se sintió tras otro ataque racial en estados unidos. pamela: nadie ganÓ el powerball anoche ahora el premio es de 625.000.000 $ y se jugarÁ este sÁbado. borja: cambiemos de informaciÓn porque se que amas y las zapatillas deportivas. no sÉ si estas pueden que estÉn en tu lista y las acaba de lanzar gucci. lucen como si fueran viejas pero aquÍ viene la parte costosa del asunto. quiÉn se gastarÍan unas zapatillas que parecen sucias $870. estos tenis son en honor al movimiento defensivo en basquetbol. si quieres una versiÓn superior puedes pagar $930 por una mÁs de lujo y luego hay otras que son con cadena de cristal que valen $1590. te has quedado sin palabras? pamela: me imagino que tendrÁn sus fanÁticos. hoy es el dÍa mundial del sÍndrome de down y un joven que estÁ haciendo la diferencia es ariel ari de costa rica. borja: el no deja que su discapacidad le impida cumplir sus sueÑos y nos envÍa este mensaje desde dubÁi desde donde se encuentra

digital sales grew 58% for kroger and not getting the same kind of reward as a target and walmart andarket is just assuming that because of the threats of a target and walmart and amazon going deeper into grocery that kroger is weaker and doesn't buy the fact they're going to try to compete on that level. >> on that note, what is the market saying today? saying that they're just a couple of years behind the transition and someone that walmart is through and will recover or that they really are just getting beaten structurally long term and not going to play catch up ever? >> not clear they're beaten instruct rally long term and i talked to him about the amazon threat the latest report that amazon's going to build grocery stores. he says it's a validation of the strategy we have got hundreds of grocery stores across the country. it is going to take them he says longer to build out a physical store front than for us to build a digital frame work and they think they're in the move and today's move says there's not a% 4 lot of room for error. and wall street hasn't bought into the idea th

you look at walmart's valuation, high target still quite a bit lower in terms of valuation. earlier investment cycle but paying off investors need to listen to that and, you know, eventually target's multiple, i think, moves up towards walmart's multiple. >> what does target's business mix look like in three to five years in terms of digital versus in-store sales >> good question, tyler. certainly the apparel business, doing so many creative and interesting things with, that will probably could represent 25% of the business at some point. clearly, they have a big grocery business and that's something they've really been focusing on. they're doing a great in-store pick-up business as courtney said, three quarters of the fulfillment in store which brings down costs but i think that business gets bigger and bigger yes, comes at a lower margin but it's driving people into the store. it really is as they're picking up items. >> kohl's up 5%. what's going on there? quick thought. >> kohl's, you know, two year comp about 7% here february a little weak but investors look past it whi

do you know where the nearest walmart is around? >> nearest what? >> walmart. >> say what?what's this big thing sticking up out of the ground? >> this one? >> yeah, that one right there. >> that's the eiffel tower. >> eiffel what? >> eiffel tower. >> right around the back side of the barnyard. >> yeah. >> that way? >> i'm not sure. >> y'all speak american? >> he's known for these awkward street pranks, but -- >> this one might be lost in translation. >> could be. >> guys, we're making a youtube video. >>> that's our show. for more great videos that didn't make the show, check out rightthisminute.com and w >> hey, everybody. stay right where you are, because we've got a very special episode of "millionaire" coming up. every day this week, your favorite local news anchors are here playing for a million dollars, with everything they win going to help some very worthy charities. so let's do this. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to "millionaire." it's play it forward week. [cheers and applause] all week

walmart is getting rid of its price matching guarantee.nd one thing is keeping people from working part time. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stoires and more. ( jane )good morningmany americans working full time would rather work part time but can't due to health care costs.they include single mothers, baby boomers approaching retirement and disabled people.it had been rising the first few years after the affordable care act took effect in 2014 and provided part-time and freelance workers, as well as the unemployed, less expensive health insurance options than they previously had.the white house is calling on congress to cap how much graduate students and parents of undergraduates can borrow in federal student loans.a proposal it said is aimed at curbing rising college costs. limits vary based on how close er may 14th.walmart said it's ending the program because it already offers the lowest prices in most cases.outraged customers have accused walmart of killing the program to save money.the popular price-matching tool that auto

barbara had moved back to florida, remarried, again, had a daughter, took a job at walmart, but stilleld a candle for david, even as he lay under the ground practically next door to the very walmart where she worked. what did that do to you? >> it's an eerie feeling. it's, you know, that he was in that area, that i didn't even know about. >> such an odd coincidence. too odd, maybe? time for a chat. detective velasquez called barbara, got herself invited over to barbara's house. barbara seemed to have no problem talking about david. she said she cared about him a lot. and i say, well, how is david as a father? well, david became abusive towards johnny physically and emotionally, verbally. >> wait a minute. this was a whole new wrinkle. up until now, everybody about david's history has been squeak y clean. >> as an investigator and as a mom, i begin to say, did you ever call the police? she said, oh, no, i -- i never called the police, she says, i just thought he would change. she proceeds to tell me that i documented the injuries with photographs. never produced any photographs for me.

remember, for every one whole foods, there are 10 walmarts. walmart is the grocery leader.ew they would expand. the only potential surprise is that they would expand without the whole foods brand. that's not a surprise, because there is not direct overlap between what a typical amazon customer wants and what whole food shoppers are accustomed to getting when you think of the social things cooked into the whole foods buying experience that are not cooked into amazon. emily: tom, do you think this is a good bet for amazon? tom: sure. spencer makes a lot of great points. if you look at walmart, one of the areas they are doing well in his their online grocery delivery effort, in particular where they are able to buy products online and take them up in their parking lots. a few things for amazon, they are closely monitoring that. they see in grocery, having physical locations, is still very important. i would argue, doing it this way, outside of the whole foods brand, gives amazon a lot of leeway to sell more traditional consumer packaged goods products like coke, pepsi, and thi

i was a walmart executive for a number of years, and we went down that path.dn't commit has there's a notion if you start taking from true advertisers, are you representing your customers? if you are under pressure and amazon does it anyway, that conversation becomes real. walmart brought the process in-house. kroger understands there could be a lot of money there. romaine: is there too much competition? there are some of the grocery stores opening up in my neighborhood along with four open in the last year. when you look at the problems kroger faces, and all of the other places face, when do you get to critical mass? brandon: that 20,000 mom-and-pop groceries in the united states. and when i say mom-and-pop, i don't mean -- i mean 10 stores, 20 stores. of thoseto get rid guys before you get terrified about groceries. you can crush 15 to 20% of shares a mom-and-pop's and you still have enough for kroger's to survive. disruptiont did its with the supercenter, kroger had massive share pressure. they did a similar move and went to the u.k., found a partnership wi

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i know you like two big retailers, walmart and amazon. let's start with walmart. 1692 right now. walmart at 98. why do you like walmart and do you see it going back above 100 bucks a share? >> i do. i own walmart, i own it sometime when they made the acquisition of jet.com and got the ceo to come on. walmart is exact opposite of amazon. their strength is amazon's weakness. their strength is distribution centers. they have distribution centers all over north america. they are stores but can be distribution centers the way stores are built like warehouses. they need the e-commerce side. amazon is the has the e-commerce side. they don't have the distributions. amazon acquisition about whole foods is as much about distribution centers as it is groceries. the original retailer killer is walmart. the new killer is amazon. the problem these two are in corporate battles this country hardly ever seen. what is hurt out of this is retailer. what is helped out of this is the consumer. both companies i think profit from this. stuart: you think walmart goes back above 100 and d

walmart is eliminating the 'greeter' job across its stores in america. the highest level of the giants organization-- ceo larry baer involved in an altercation with his wife... caught on camera. it's a story we brought you at the top of the newscast. this video from tmz sports shows an argument between baer and his wife pam..in a hayes valley park around noon. as baer is seen trying to grab his cell phone out of her hands, she fell to the ground screaming-- 'oh my god help!" he then walks away from the scene telling her to stop. there were several witnesses in the area... and police are investigating and earlier tonight, pam baer released a statement saying she'd like to clarify the events of today it reads quote-- "my husband and i had an argument in public about which we are quite embarrassed. i took his cellphone. he wanted it back and i did not want to give it back. i started to get up and the chair i was sitting in began to tip. due to an injury i sustained in my foot three days ago, i lost my balance. i did not sustain any injury based on what happ

. >> we'll finish up with walmart. it's a hedge in a way. >> yes. >> ifshe economy d well, it can do well, but if the economy slows down -- >> but in this case we think the economy us fine and we think once we get this china trade deal it will be all right. walmart is one of those companies that can compete with azon because of its size. they spent a lot of money on their stores. they hired new people and cleaned them up so the shoppinbe experience ier. the other thing they have done in the urban cities is they have launched this new jet black concierge shopping service. it allows frazzled parents to send aext message, you get a personal shopper. they can go to a specialtyocal retailer, get it, package it up and dlif eliver it to your door. >> we always enjoy you coming here but you didn't have to come on your birthday. >> thank you very muchto 58y, believe it or not. >> happy birthday, kenny. he is wituter joseph asset management. to read more about his picks, head to our website, nbr.com. >>> coming up, foodelivery g

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old grandpa saying hi and we know there are wal-mart greeters available because walmart is getting ridof all the greeters right now well i think the greeters themselves are wonderful hardworking people i've often said the greeter at a wal-mart is like the come in where open sign on the front of a slaughterhouse so. so now wal-mart is just getting rid of the coverup and i assume this is because they didn't want to give customers the false impression that walmart gives you. they might. you know they don't might sell you off but they will give you one and then they sell you will say made in america on it even though it was made in bangladesh and only assembled in america do you know if there's one thing we americans excel at it's assembling poor and to defraud the average customer is. pretty good it's a. pretty good as well at least a wal-mart stores don't use much concrete that would be really bad we have to go to a quick break but you can watch the first ten minutes of my standup comedy special for three thirty only only you can because. it's now free to watch the first ten minutes late

cover up and i assume this is because they didn't want to give customers the false impression that walmartgives them. they might. you know they don't might sell you off but they will give you one and then they sell you will say made in america on it even though it was made in bangladesh and only assembled in america do you know if there's one thing we americans excel at it's assembling for and to defraud the average customer is. pretty good it's a. pretty good as well at least a wal-mart stores don't use my. cancri that would be really bad we have to go to quick break but you can watch the first ten minutes of my standup comedy fifty four three three only really care comedy very. pretty to watch her third movie water under her. breaks it killed joan. when lawmakers manufactured sentenced him to the public will. when the ruling closes and protect them so. when the final merry go round lifts only the woman. who ignore middle of the room signals. the real news is. it's up to the government to step in and be a player in the economy not just an enabler for monopoly you know the government shoul

so i like target relative to walmart.eally don't need to be in any of these names i'll be in best buy and home depot and lowe's >> is there concern about labor costs, mark, when it comes to dollar general which i assume has very,very thin margins at the price point it operates at >> absolutely. they're doing such such a good job managing the stores. when you looshg at them versus dollar tree, the amount of revenue they're getting is so much more significant. so, yes. i think, you know, industry wide it's an issue. >> walmart is one i would sell it got very extended the good news is out on that one. i think you get out of it. >> thanks for the action in san francisco, mike. check outhfu sw t e llhoon friday 5:30 p.m. eastern time. i don't know what's going on. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade

you're seeing companies i mean an example of the walmart on the supply chain they've put work on their supply on the supply chain with i.b.m. in until my university they've also got mangoes on the supply chain which is has substantial savings they were talking about just as a quick note i mean walmart going from this is that been a chance on. audit ability time on traditional supply chain for mangoes to two point two seconds there's massive savings that you seem to see with companies using voc chain today for a layman explain to me how you bring goes to the block cherry exactly right and so this is where it's fascinating right so you take the existing process rights you've got it you obviously have a lot of different people involved you know all the way from the seed to the plantation planting you've got obviously then the growing and the picking of the mangoes you of course want to be tracking like what type of seed was used you want to see like what type of new change was a given like so this could impact for example of different types of organic foods was it organic or not organic a

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it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. lou: the swamp is atwitter with excitement. house correspondents association dinner could be different this year, president trump reportedly open to idea of attending this year. after skipping it the past two years. it would mark first time he would attend as president, it is held april 27. there it is. primetime ratings for national left wing national media, you know the ones that have been lying to their audiences for two years or more. there extraordinary coverage on russia collusion, being fake, lies and they persist in it. let's see how that worked in the rates this week. 8 p.m. fox tucker carlson, beating cnn's cooper by a modest margin. overwhelming. and hmschris haze at now, and sean hannity. and yes, rachel, really people got tired of that act. 10 p.m., laura ingram winning against anti-trump duo of don lemon and lawrence o'donnell, who bright souls. getting clobbered. most corrupt city and county. is in an unprecedented don

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they've done the same thing that walmart did a few years earlier.to see the street's reaction to my gosh you're spending money. back to you're spending money and it's for the right reasons you never know what take you're going to get on these. >> there's some visibility on the payback. and i think target's raised guidance for the full year, current year shows some kind of confidence probably from the company that they can hit those targets >> right you know, there's strategy of going in when you hear why the operating margin declined. in part, it was going after things like baby and toy with lower margins. those are probably consumers you want to win and thinking this is a place to go for the toys >> it's another couple reports that make the sales number look somewhat confusing again but people have moved past that. that said, a big part of the share price gains this morning are in their guidance for the full year as opposed to just the last quarter's beat. but either way, last quarter beat had decent comps and definitely contrasts that to december

we called our friends at walmart, and they didn't hesitate for a moment.nding this out. it's all going to be distributed over here at the providence baptist church, and everybody at walmart, these lovely people. they've been in this truck all night, haven't you? they were stuck in there. it's just a little gamey but they're doing a lovely job bringing stuff. it is our honor and our privilege to lend a hand today and the folks from walmart, belfor and rodney scott barbecue. we want to thank them. we want to give you your national forecast, show you what's going on right now, and you'll see that basically we are looking at beautiful weather throughout much of the mid-atlantic states into the northeast, maybe a shower or two along the coast. the northwest is going to be gorgeous. plenty of sunshine. there is a heavy rain threat down in >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist carrie hall. highs into the 70s today. this is the last day of our warm and sunny weather and well above normal temperatures. tomorrow clouds move in and we'll see some showers in the forecas

fabulous article about what is happening with walmart, versus amazon how walmart is taking on amazon,their faces, be careful, walmart amazon hates you more than you hate them. >> that's one rival -- that puts pepsi and coke, airbus, boeing to shame. >> it does they bought whole foods. so you think, that's against walmart. the heck with -- with whole foods. we're going to open a whole other chain. it will compete with whole foods. i've been working on this behind the scenes it is remarkable how much they want to beat walmart it is -- it is hard to find a situation where -- airbus and boeing, maybe. i remember jim mcnerney, a very good hockey play, this is like harvard yale he goes, no. oracle is interesting. that is a bunch of -- they have -- oracle, mark hurd hates a neil bush reed that may be from previous -- but on every conference call he says, i don't know. they say they have a client that really is somebody else. but i like the feisty nature of the oracle call. and we have a lot of guys who aren't -- not everyone can be elon musk. >> on with us yesterday. stock behaved pretty wel

walmart 8/10 of a percent. kroger down 3.6%. but has calledr back to level.n the canadian dollar, negative free of gdp at the end of last year and that took a toll with expectations that the central bank will not raise rates anytime soon. you can see the reaction, .erilously close to a recession most concerning is that it was nonresidential investment that fell and businesses not spending . it is a look over the long haul. u.s. at the top in canada is pink and mexico is green. there is definitely room to grow could we will watch whether mexico catches up with canada's gdp. another we are watching on trade, all eyes on the economic performance of china. if we look at the pmi in the manufacturing it is interesting is a manufacturing picture that has been improving but there is also smaller businesses not captured in the official data and that is also jumping today. it is a slight turn to the upside for smaller is this is an possible grounds for optimism. vonnie: there something called a credit impulse. charts together and that is credit impulse in china versus

i go to walmart and go to kroger, i buy the mass-market stuff i want. at whole foods. this seems to be a mainstream play. joe: does amazon have a theoretical edge? setting brand aside, it is a data or distribution edge? what can they bring to the table that the kroger's of the world cannot do? craig: amazon has been trying for more than 10 years to crack fresh food. amazon's great at batteries, stocks, but fresh foods have been bubbling for them for a baffling to them for a long time. strategy, werocery have not heard much of how they are going to crack this. caroline: and they are spurring others on to do what they do and do it well. there's a fruitcake here, fresh directs, you name it. craig: the biggest impact we have seen is that walmart and kroger have spent billions of dollars getting their e-commerce operation into shape. they were forced to do it when amazon bought whole foods. romaine: one thing i have noticed that has changed at whole foods is they have a lot more personal shoppers, whether it is the one through amazon or some of the other ser

it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer.nleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. lou: convicted liar michael cohen needed coaching on what to tell law makers it appears. new reporting showing house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff and his staff met at least four times with cohen before his testimony last month. the meetings lasted a total of 10 hours. joining us tonight, tom fitton, the president of judicial watch. good to see you. let's start with what in the world were they doing with 10 hours? is that regular order now on capitol hill? >> it's highly irregular and arguably corrupt. if you talk to staff or a member, it's a five-minute phone call, what are you going to talk about, you sound like a good witness. come own. you present your testimony written ahead of time. the idea you had mr. schiff collaborate or collude with mr. cohen -- lou: i'm sure collusion is his preferred language. >> is extraordinary. he has a demonstrated record of ethical misconduct. there is a pending ethics investigation base

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