we've got the former apple exec who is giving walmart direct access to your refrigerator and to walmart's new in-home grocery delivery service. the level home cofounder is here in a fox business exclusive with his invisible lock. >>> plus, why do president trump's top economic adviser call the federal reserve the deep state, and why is he walking that comment back now? plus charlie breaks it on wework's new rescue line. less than an hour to the closing bell on a busy friday. let's start "the claman countdown." liz: breaking news. along with boeing, johnson & johnson is the other big drag on the dow jones industrials. it still cannot move off its lows even on this headline. after a first lot of baby powder tested positive for asbestos and forced a recall of some 33,000 containers of the talc, the food and drug administration is now reporting that a second separate lot actually tested and came back negative for the cancer-causing agent. both were random testing of different lots. the fda has found trace amounts of asbestos in a sample taken from j & j baby powder purchased online and is adv

ben, there's an interesting tell in the market for walmart stock you spotted. >> that's right.re's an increased correlation between the sales of walmart and sales over at procter & gamble. and procter & gamble had a wonderful earnings report. and they went up a lot after that, deservedly so, and this could mean that walmart might see that as well. but we also like walmart for ore reasons -- other reasons, just making a lot of good decisions in a pretty tough retail environment. >> is it because walmart sells procter & gamble productsesome. >> that's part of it, but it also has to do with the bigger companies are able to take advantage of scale, so you're seeing bigger companies do a a lot better than smaller ones. >> al, you've got maybe a sell? >> i think it's time to take profits on square. you know, it's been a great stock, financial tech payment technology, it's been a great -- >> it's the little thing you stick in your iphone and pay with a credit card. >> but it starting to see more competition from clover and other alternative offerings, other large financial institution

ben, there's an interesting tell in the market for walmart stock you spotted. >> that's right.ncreased correlation between the sales of walmart and sales over at procter & gamble. and procter & gamble had a wonderful earnings report. and they went up a lot after that, deservedly so, and this could mean that walmart might see that as well. but we also like walmart for ore reasons -- other reasons, just making a lot of good decisions in a pretty tough retail vironment. >> is it because walmart sells procter & gamble productsesome. >> that's part of it, but it also has to do with the bigger companies are able to take advantage of scale, so you're seeing bigger companies do a a lot better than smaller ones. >> al, you've got maybe a sell? >> i think it's time to take profits on square. you know, it's been a great stock, financial tech payment technology, it's been a great -- >> it's the little thing you stick in your iphone and pay with a credit card. >> but it starting to see more competition from clover and other alternative offerings, other large financial institutions want to g

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cheryl: like walmart. >> yes.ition is amazon doesn't need to make money. shareholders don't seem to care they're not making money in a lot of quarters. every other retailer has to make money. there will be a race to the bottom on pricing this l holiday. the question is -- we look at it like a limb h limbo contest, how can you go. if the bar gets too low, some retailers may walk away from the sale and amazon may end up picking up more revenue. cheryl: you made a good point about regulation before the show. you said dc is going to be bezos' biggest problem coming up next year. why? >> two years ago, i would have said it's not a big deal an the reputation of trust with consumers is so good that it wouldn't make a lot of difference. the derivative of that is changing, there's been investigations, the wall street journal reported there's safety issues with some of the products they're selling, some of the products that they're selling also the manufacturers have been blacklisted by other retailers for unsafe practices

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mitch ordered 20 cases of walmart brand great value drinking water.ost $51 and the bottle deposit, 48. almost as much as the water. >> it stood out, that was way too much and when i looked at it deeper, i realized, yeah, that was too. the website charged a $.10 deposit for each bottle and the state crv is a nickel. he called the local walmart. >> i said, i think you have a problem, am i only one that caught it? it's a lot of money. >> the managers promised to get it fixed and they did not. that means anybody on the site buying the water paid twice the crv. >> if they are paying double the price, they owe money back to people. >> he contacted 7 on your side and we did a check and found they were charging it on other brands too. like this case of desani water for 24 bottles, walmart charged a deposit of $2.40. that is $.10 instead of and on this nestle dollar, other charged and of.90, the company did correct the fees in days but they did not say how it happened, how much it collected in extra fees or what will happen to the excess funds. it did refund m

continuing the fluid theme, could we be setting the table for a deal former walmart ceo says choppers no longer have to fear picking up the tab. thank you for coming. of course retailers in general want to see a deal because you guys come a lot of american distributors been sucking up a lot of the tariffs. you've been very -- passing them along. obviously better to have the deal then continue having to wrestle with that. what do you think would be the implications of a deal now or one that can put off those additional tariffs? >> i think the consumer has been pretty resilient to the whole trade negotiation thing. a lot of it, as you said because retailers have been absorbing a lot of the impact today. the longer this goes on, the worse it is for everybody. the longer it goes on the worse it is for china because retailers are trying to find alternate supply lines and supply chains and a lot of manufacturing contracts are moving and you know if they move there going to be gone for a generation. it's going to be hard to get back. the longer this last, the worse it is for china but now th

walmart tried to buy it for $225 million.iggest home delivery platform in mexico and chile. it allows people to get pretty much anything they want delivered from costco, walmart, bakeries, you name it in about 90 minutes for a pretty large fee. uber also gets to answer back to investors who have been very concerned. taylor: walmart has faced regulatory opposition with the mexican regulators. is there any indication uber could face similar regulatory hurdles? lizette: walmart wanted to purchase the whole thing out right and there was concern there would be some anti--- that it was going to be too big. in antitrust regulators came and said this would not work. but with this deal, they are civilly buying a majority share in the service. it also does not have competing grocery services like walmart does, where many people shop for food in those areas. taylor: with the international expansion, what other countries does this help uber gain traction in? lizette: cornershop has a presence in peru and canada. the bigger picture here i

or just walmart? >> i don't know everyone who is potentially larger. there are thousands of competitors across the retail landscape. >> so who is the current market share of amazon total u.s. market online retail sales? >> online it's not a separate market it's just? the channel. evidence shows that prices converged between online and off line. with respect to online amazon is one of the leading retailers. there are many others including walmart and every other major retailer who has an online presence and as well as online players such as ebay. >> you are like 1%. >> 1% of the global retail market and 4% of the u.s. market. >> let's focus on u.s. 4% of the u.s. market. what's the largest market share of any retailer in the total u.s. retail market. >> amazon focuses on customers. i'm not sure of exact market shares of all competitors because that's not what we focus on as a company. i know that walmart is many times our size in the united states. >> and amazon sales online, u.s. retail share is growi

>> at a walmart. >> and he went inside? >> he went inside. >> you waited outside?> waited outside. >> and then he came out with a bag? >> yes. >> do you know what he bought? >> i believe duct tape. >> reporter: prosecutors showed jurors what investigators found when they visited that walmart. >> the state police found a receipt. only one receipt out of 30 registers that had three things on it -- duck tape, a hat and gloves. scott sherwood tells us that the defendant used tape to tape up his scrubs, he had a hat and gloves on when he went and came back from the house. >> reporter: and there was more physical evidence to back up sherwood's account. he told police he and paul crossed the george washington bridge on their way back to paul's place the morning of the murder. >> was it a toll you guys went through? >> i would assume so. we went through i guess it was the lower level, but there was no booth -- there was no attendant. >> reporter: no attendant saw them pass, but detectives wondered could digital eyes help place the car at the toll booth? >> state police imm

this vendor policy is not great for walmart's own profits.ors are on this will be dependent on how much of a volume they get. alix: this builders into the peak margin conversation we been having for eight orders. -- eight quarters. is this peak margins? bob: we talked a little bit ago about labor costs picking up, the unemployment rate in a 50 year low. we talk to ceos in their complaint is i cannot find workers. a year ago was i cannot find skill workers, now it is i cannot find workers. that is not good for profit margins. you at this story on top, i do not think margins will collapse, but i think we have seen the peak, which makes me wonder how possibly can we get 10% earnings growth next year. i think the number is too high. alix: where is the worst offender? what sector needs to get re-rated the most? bob: probably some of the commodity sectors. the big boost next year. alix: bob doll, thank you very much. rook sutherland, thank you as well. coming up, it is all about the banks. we will take a look at the trading ranges for the u.s. bank

there is a $50 minimum fee and the walmart fee is usually $8 through $10 but walmart is looking to competeazon. they are offering free groceries. >>> and we benefit, okay. thank you. >>> northern and southern california, northern california beat central and southern california with the latest bragging rights. >> san francisco is the best place to live in california and one the top spot for quality of life and for the beauty and trendiness factors. both cities lost points because of the high cost of housing and san diego cayman number three and santa barbara fourth and santa rosa and sacramento rated ahead of los angeles, number seventh on that study. >>> 7:48 and uc berkeley students will announce their plans to make their campus friendly. they will be joined for this announcement and this is aimed to reduce the risk that native bees will become extinct because bees are important to the production of the world's food supply. they would be the first to join a network of 80 colleges and universities creating safe and suitable habitat for bees. >>> it's 7:48 and let's get a look at the traffi

john ferner is new president of walmart.s sams club he's going air new zealand limited. he's been running walmart stores since august of 2014 and had a nice run under greg foreign's leadership he cleaned up the stores made sure employees had what they needed for their lives as far as benefits and tools in stores to better help customers. he's really done a lot for that company as he moves on to air new zealand limited and we have john furnorthwestern r moving over from sams club whose been look at shares ofor 25 years. walmart they had a nice run but steady as she goes for some time now. >> so both you can say somebody has done a good job and it's not anything to worry about that they are leaving also that the company itself seems to have strategically been in the right place not as if one person will change the story. >> couldn't pass up the opportunity to leave an iconic brand back home. >>> after hours essentially flat for walmart having traded higher in the session earlier today time for a cnbc news update with sue herer

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walmart is moving to the next frontier. how you can get your groceries sent straight to your refrigerator. melissa: i like the sound of that. fox business team coverage. blake burman at the white house. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. gerri, first to you. reporter: that's right. what a day in the markets. the dow up 237 full percentage points. the dow back over 27,000, 27,024. good news for major averages. s&p 500 is up and nasdaq too. what is going on here? all about earnings, whether you were looking at jpmorgan chase, johnson & johnson, unitedhealthcare, wells fargo, all of these companies doing very well indeed. johnson & johnson in particular having a good day. so, as we look at these companies what we're hearing is that maybe this economy is firing on all cylinders, with the good news on the earnings front. of course we'll have more later this afternoon. wework news today was not good. wework bonds in fact lowered. we're watching that stock as well. back to you. melissa: thanks, gerri. connell: bring

just ask walmart.d tech after the store rolls out there promotion overnight. rob: before halloween. kurt the cyber guy joins us with deals getting everyone involved in mood and tips to avoid the last-minute gift panic. carley: let's check what is going on on "fox and friends". have you start your holiday shopping? >> i haven't but i have been to home depot and costco and they both have christmas trees up. they've had them for weeks. one holiday at a time please. let's do some how to wean, my birthday last week, halloween and thanks giving and then the christmas stuff. rob: you will be -- carley: celebrating halloween. >> one holiday at a time. coming up on "fox and friends," 15 minutes from now, we talk to republican congressman from texas talking about how john durham who is looking into what happened at the fbi and to permit of justice, was it legal, was it appropriate? that investigation has turned criminal. that is bad for somebody. we will talk about that with geraldo and janine hero and diamond a

costco, walmart, target are doing a very good job. the grocery store is continuing to evolve.ve prepared foods a store within a store a sushi restaurant or pizza guy or sometimes a brew house. albertson just reported very strong numbers >> you were talking in the last hour about that american dream place next to met life stadium i hear that they are going to charge $30 for parking there >> what? >> what do you think of this place? it is an enclosed mall but it's an amusement park. >> it heavily weighted towards entertainment. they are going to be drawing from a wide trade area i probably would tag them as more of a tourist destination versus a convenience oriented destination. we'll have to see how it does. obviously it's been in the works for a very long time and a number of different iterations i'm hopeful for them because we need some retail winds today >> certainly do not just yours again, thank you for joining us. great to have you here talking through some place where brick-and-mortar are thriving. >>> check please is next this seat? this seat is reserved for the restles

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you have amazon, you have walmart, you have aldi if you look specifically they compete with walmart andybody very destructive then you look at amazon. they're going to be relentless in consumables if you look at the business model a lot is generated through advertising. we projected out what will amazon look like a decade from now? a lot of their profits will come from advertising cpg companies that will pay amazon so you look at kroegcrowing kro sure there's a seat. it has big disadvantages >> you have sells on kroger, kraft, heinz you saw clorox was not getting good shelf placement that told you an earnings miss was coming any red flags as we head into next earnings season >> i think there's big red flags in packaged food you said walmart 250 basis points of private label growth last quarter. campbell's, swanson's is one of their products, that's moving to the bottom of the shelf. you want to be at eye level. >> absolutely. >> so we're seeing challenges there. smuckers is another example. folger's is bottom shelf we call it the craft beer trend which is a lot of people want to experim

walmart is still taking them on. margins they aren't there yet. they are a long way from that. >> the delivery piece of this is fascinating. it seems like we've shifted now to pull things up to one-day delivery you've seen competitors like walmart making a similar move. it is like a race to the bottom. how much of this is fixed and how much will continue to stay the margins don't tend to be very good. we are almost looking at with amazon and retailers in general, we are getting boxes into the corner here. >> when you say a race to the bottom, it might be for the bottom perspective it does raise an interesting perspective. we have a generation of companies that have been promising this amazing door-to-door service a lot are now wreckage on the path amazon is the first one with the kind of scale and possibly the technology where are the drones i'm still waiting for a drone to come plyiflying up to my front r >> they are coming >> they wouldn't rule it out they can do it, drive everyone else out and maybe they pull back

all retail sales happen at bricks and sticks stores, happen at walmart. about 49% of all sales online happen in one place. that's amazon. it collects information from every little business, and then amazon does something else. it runs the platform, gets all the information, and then goes into competition with those little businesses. look, you get to be the umpire in the baseball game, or you get to have a team, but you don't get to do both at the same time. we need to enforce our antitrust laws, break up these giant companies that are dominating, big tech, big pharma, big oil, all of them. >> thank you, senator warren. mr. steyer, your response? >> look, i agree with senator warren that, in fact, monopolies have to be dealt with. they either have to be broken up or regulated, and that's part of it. but we have to understand that mr. trump is going to be running on the economy. he's going to be saying he's the person who can make it grow. i started a business from scratch, one room, no employers, and built a multi-billion dollar international business. we

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and still relatively reasonably valued walmart might be a little stretched. you have to be selective if we continue to see a deterioration in in the economy, you have to worry about a correction >> what about the holiday season people wonder, is everybody going to emerge from it? the weak players especially. is this a do or die moment for them >> it is a very darwinistic type of situation in general in retail, that will shake up even more come holiday season q3 numbers in retail it's not that we don't pay attention to them. it's nottive our strongest quarter. come into q4, it is make it or break it >> does that mean? i'm thinking through this, are they doing discounting how is that going to ripple through the sector, whoever some of the teen brands, forever 21 just filed for bankruptcy. as each of these players try to hang on, what impact is that going to have on everyone else >> i think the traffic is down it's not even -- sometimes they're offering discounts sometimes they're playing to the dollar and people are still not frequenting them in their spaces th

the person who shops at macy's for clothes will not shop at walmart, they will shop at target >> looke partnerships. hunter, vineyard vines they have a sourcing operation that can make quality product at a cheap price. that's why these great designers want to partner with target. >> remember 15 years ago, they were the coolest retailer that lost sounds like they are back. >>> looking at well-known unicorns digging into another company, a unicorn. juul a controversial name >> it has been in the headlines and a rapid growth the $13 billion investment for a 35% stake pushed the valuation that high and put shares in the private market at $250 investors are starting to question if those numbers add up the latest to write down its investment valued at $400 billion. now putting shares in the $225, $230 billion range captured roughly 22% of the e cigarette market they sell a number of ways through consumers and 100,000 retail outlets according to bloomberg, the company is expected to generate more than 3.5 billion in revenue. 80% of their sales come from flavored products. regulations changin

a walmart a fee to list those goods. the merchants selling on the site will still be paid the amount listed before the cuts walmart is one actually taken a hit hereand general motors and the u a w tentatively reached an agreement on tuesday to get temporary workers a clear path to becoming full time employees. this helps pave the way to ending a strike it's gone on for months now on the 2 sides are still negotiating around other issues like bringing up the manufacturing of an entire auto line from mexico to the us. and you can tune in later this week to witness 2 women stepping out into space together for the first time. astronauts christina koch and just meyer will get a chance to make history as they replace batteries on the international space station. cogan myers scheduled to step outside of the station of 04:50am pacific time tomorrow. but there's a chance the spacewalk may get pushed to friday live from the nasdaq, i'm jane king. thank you dorian thanks a lot shame. >>now is 7.20. coming up the latest on a lawsuit

pretty soon they will be after us. >> when i think of the walmarts of the world you just have to look to who endorsed bernie sanders this world one - - this weekend was aoc from queens. of course long island city had an amazon deal in new york that would have brought over 20000 jobs to people who desperately needed them and she sat there and led the charge against it against her own constituents and the economy in the new york city area. that is just a preview of what we would see nationally with the aoc's of the world leading the way and bernie sanders as president or elizabeth warren because he is right. corporate taxes and corporations, it's a name on paper but the people who work for them, this isn't the that romney corporations are people too but what he meant was all these people who work for them go home and pay their bills thanks to the consumers buying from that corporation. so to attack them here in new york which needed the jobs and the community is a preview of what would happen 14 months from now if a democrat in january takes the oath of office. >>host: we mentioned your

tom the time they harvest it being on the shelf at walmart is under 24 hours.t is where we are going. there's many more of that same kind of business concept. places that were shut are opening back up, renovating. booming right now. >> on that positive note, i am told we are out of time. otherwise i would take your questions. but you should come and talk to the panelists, ask questions in person. a big thanks again to the texas fizerne festival, and p sponsoring the politico tent, the texas farm bureau sponsoring that. i hope you enjoy more festival offerings, and thank you so much for joining us. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] whenint later today, charlie cook of "the cook political report" looks ahead to the elections. he will speak in a conversation hosted by the hill center in washington, d.c. watch live coverage today at 7:00 p.m. eastern, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >

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they sold flip card to walmart which again gave them very good returns. the problem is since then there has been a lot of bad news.] in taylor: in that article did we learn anything new about we work and uber? sarah: he is consistently a long-term thinker. he said in 10 years uber and wework will be very profitable. they are great companies. he's just continue to think on a very long-term basis. he's famous for giving a presentation that was titled "the 30 year plan" in 2010. he ended up talking about a 300 year plan. he is a longer threshold than the rest of us. taylor: and part of that longer threshold i wonder is the markets are just misinterpreting him at this moment. because he talks about his 30 year plan, a 30-0 year and plan. are we sort of missing his broader vision that is a 430 y ear plan? sarah: maybe we are. but say you are retiring right now, you do not have the 10 years or the 30 years to wait for the company to turn a profit. you might need to cash out some of your retirement savings. it would be great if everybody were aligned in terms of

i confess, i like to shop at walmart and i think people who shop at walmart are pretty smart because you usually get the same thing for a lot less money. hillary said irredeemable deplorables. said thosea once angry, bitter, americans cling , their bible, their second amendment rights. and i'm like, ok. i believe in god. jesus christ as our lord and savior, i believe all that. and what i think james is missing in his analysis here, those people that wait online, and i have seen them, i have been there it's like they tailgate for 24 hours. they wait for 24 hours to get into a trump rally and those people are watching the sneaky, behind-the-scenes, close doors never ending long impeachment they are sick of it. all these democrats are doing is one thing. they are kissing off the .merican people is how i analyzed 2020 are you better off four years ago? in every category, yes. i love you liberals in the background. hi. is donald trump going to lose any of the people who voted for him in 2016? i don't think so. now, the question is now that we have the best employment conditions since 1969

is slower we like target because the pe is more attractive realtive to walmart. what we see is the world of retail and robotics. retail needing more capital. also curb side pickup. that's a big deal in unique capital. the bigger getting bigger and the stronger getting stronger. as we approach this season of tariffs, fears, vegrecession, te are nice, safer places to be right now we're in a good place. the reality of owning retail and consumers how to compete >> it strikes me that blue barn is on your list. >> what we see with boot barn and ulta, if you can specialize well in face of amazon you can have a compelling growth story a booth ticket price is fairly high it's an investment piece it's a piece you may need for work those are aspects that give it pricing leverage as well that's an interesting special story. if you specialize, you have to be awesome ulta and boot barn are -- >> you like ulta >> we do we think beauty is a great category >> you should see melissa iron my costco jacket >> it's great stuff. >> i've got a second one coming. >> it's a nice looking

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roku and amazon, remember, there is a world coming down between walmart and amazon walmart does not usees >> no, they are key competitors. >> we should do a piece about -- >> disney is not going to take netflix. they're competitors. >> but we haven't done enough real thought about that. >> we haven't? >> no, it is like adobe versus sales force. adobe is lined up with microsoft. satya is lined up with -- there are really big schisms even two years ago, no one thought about these things people willing to fund the enemy by using amazon web services, it is so cheap. >> no longer. >> no longer >> got to pick your appropriate partner, so to speak >> these are the biggest stories out there. they're not talking necessarily about -- look, everyone is talking about warren and whether she would break up companies that's the biggest fear for a lot of people out there. she's not allayed that fear, from what i can tell. >> we refer to it as though the president would be in a position to do that well, last i still like to believe is there are actual laws, you have to make a case. you have to win in or

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walmart has a solution. $20 a month unlimited delivery if you spend $30 each time you food shop with them. why is walmart doing this? to get your loyalty, you are signed up to that membership program, to get you to spend more. food right now is 55% of total sales. the stock is up 28% year to date. there are security concerns. what you have to do in order to get this perk, if you will, is allow a stranger, even though vetted by walmart, into your home and outfit your home with the proper security, smart locks to make this happen. charles: we spend over $1,000 when we go to costco, often $2,000. i want the same program except i need you to clean the kitchen, too. ashley: why not? charles: two grand a pop, you got to clean the kitchen. lauren: who's to say this worker, even though they are trustworthy, background checks, comes into your house and notices i saw they were low on tide and i noticed they liked this particular brand of whatever, they are taking stock of your kitchen and to sell you more stuff. susan

it was a very different. >> things go down at walmart. >> people do anything to not go into a walmartughter] it just happened that way. it's a very american tail obviously. we do talk about having to come out, so many times to so many different people. i did have to come out to my daughters, i had to come out again to my mother, i had tried it when i was 19 and she showed me back into the closet. the good news is that the second time i came out to her, she fully embraced me. so she had evolved and that can happen. but there's also all the other things that we think are unlovable about ourselves that we put inside a closet and it's not just being gay, it could be that you are not masculine enough. or that you like to dance or all these other things that you are not living when you are in the closet. it's not just the gayness it's all the other things you have to reveal. i abused steroids. that was another closet door had opened. i continue to open those every day. it's a wonderful feeling when you do that and you affect people. they write to you and say, i'm in the same shoes you are i

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. >> jesse: walmart.ther big blow to warren's campaign, three members of the squad are not going to be endorsing sanders. all right, greg. what struck you last night? >> greg: jeez. where to start. i think the winners were mayor pete, amy klobuchar, kind of goofy come but really sharp. i disagree with almost everything he says, but bernie showed that he had the energy. he just had a heart attack and he had more energy than everybody there. but while i was watching the stomach it, i felt like i was in line at the budget counter. everyone is late they are complaining and they are like, . there in front of you. beto was correct for once in his life about liz being punitive. every time she sees a successful person, she doesn't see them as the hard work that they do. she sees them as someone we can take with. her mentality fueled the worst, dominic governments of the 21st century. buddha judge did a great job on beto he's like your uncle who is a veteran. shut up and eat your mashed potatoes. i actually think

david: home delivery wars kicking up a notch, walmart taking on amazon, launching maybe delivery ser service, employees come to your house, like amazon, put the items in your fridge, initially cost $20 a month, first month free, shopper have to make at least 30 dollar worth of purchase each time and a smart locker worth 50 bucks, you can watch it on your smartphone, would you trust any service? >> why not, you trust a dog walker to come in walk your dog. elizabeth: if david: if i am there. >> you trust companies all-time to come in, this amazes me, you can hire someone to put your groceries in rur your refrigerator, this is a great advantage for older people. people who are incaps that pay n some way. >> only in america. >> jonathan, we're from chicago. you should know better. you trust no one. now we're talking to stranger on internet, getting to stranger cars through uber and lyft, now you let them in your house, back in the day, it was called casing the joint, see what was in there, don't be lazy, don't do this, this is horrendous, i hate this. >> lay field pointed out, younger ge