. >> este walmart mantendrá su cierre por una divisa profunda hasta el martes 12 de enero. y salud. >> que trabaja en un supermercado y entiende pero aunque algunos no están de acuerdo con el cierre de baile los clientes encontraron que una buena idea. >> uno de sus clientes dice que le parece bien que todos los días hay 5000 personas circulando la tienda >> aires de gente que entra no muchos llevan las precauciones algunos de los clientes se preguntan la limpiezale había dado el coronavirus >> el día martes 12 de enero está haciendo volver a abrir sus puertas. teresa josé libertad pedraza gracias >> la universidad de stanford no permitirá aumentar el número de estudiantes que podrán volver al centro educativo en invierno puede que por 23 alumnos tienen positivo para el coronavirus por ahora sólo serán de primer año que no podrá crearse las instalaciones >> cinco días a la semana y la posibilidad de tener resultados en dos horas abre la puerta un proyecto que comenzó hoy con el que buscan acercar más recursos a unos representantes de nuestra región más golpeados por el coro

walmart has been trying to do the same thing.ple say this could modeled off of what alibaba does. this is going to be big if walmart does manage to pull this off. romaine: take walmart and folded over to what a firm is doing in mhe ipo market -- to what affir is doing in the ipo market. are the big banks petrified by all of this modern finance? romaine: absolutely. a lot of them have been trying to move into that world, and they're going to become even more petrified when you have a company like walmart. they have been worried about walmart for a while. all marta actually want to have its own bank, and you saw what happened. obvious in washington got up and running very quickly to put the squash on that, so they are definitely going to keep an eye rivet/walmart. tom: thank you so much, and thank you for bringing my grandchildren into it. lisa, would you bring in my next guest? i've got to order a walker. lisa: we did talk about albertsons, and we did see innings, expectations coming -- shares coming in above expectations. that br

walmart. also doing a nice job.in technology and digital initiative trading 25 times 22 the stock is not expensive and i think the valuation continues to rerate. >> bonawyn. >> the options market as i have been telling you has been heading upwards last couple weeks, slv. >> guy >> wasn't that a lady gaga song. >> no idea. >> big fan, as you know. she's' fan of the show, by the way, lady g, you should come on one night. met >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i am here to level the plain feel for all investors there is always a bull market some where i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i am cramer welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america. i am trying to make you some money. it is my job not just to entertain but to educate and put bad days like today in

to be the head bagger at walmart? or are we going to try to get educated and get a career and then be punished for being successful? i feel like as a single male with no kids, that i am being punished when it comes to tax season where people who have made poor decisions and decided not to go to college and have five kids are getting gigantic tax breaks. host: that is brian in maryland, this is widely out of aurora, colorado. how long have you been unemployed? caller: my name is wally, not wiley. i have been unemployed sometime because i am in cancer recovery, still trying to believe god for my healing which he promised he would do for me and -- any day now. so how are you this morning? host: i am doing all right. so what you are hearing about this plan, is it something you would be able to support or parts of it you would support? caller: i cannot support joe biden. i especially do not like the part where he invoked the name of brahmaputra in the hall. host: let's go to christian out of woodbridge, connecticut. caller

i see it as the government is subsidizing walmart. you have adults with kids working at walmart making five dollars or $10 an hour so there are food stamps, housing vouchers, their kids get free lunch tickets. all of that money is coming from the taxpayers supporting walmart. finally, if the republicans support the bill, we will force walmart to pay the people the living wage and reduce taxes on the rest of us. thank you. host: evelyn in indiana. go ahead. caller: i think this is a joke. i want to know why these measures were not passed before biden took office. we all know nancy pelosi fully admitted she held off until we have a new president. the politics -- i want all of you politicians to know, you've made millions off of the american people. all you have done is divide, race bait come and push fear mongering. you shut our businesses down, you cost us millions of jobs. thousands of businesses have closed. aoc. this whole situation is not ok. $1.9 trillion. we will get $1400, whatever. in reality that does not help us. what would h

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darby did that night shift at walmart, it's for them.miles through his high school hallways during the day stocking what looks like miles of shelves at walmart at night it is shocking to everyone but his students they know that's just the kind of man he is >> he's there to help anybody. >> he's impacted the community in a very special way. >> he is there when you least expect it but when you need him the most. >> reporter: mr. darby's only request of his students, whom he calls his grandchildren, is to pay it forward. >> it's quite simple, simplistic just learn to help others. that is one of the greatest things that we could do in term fr of human beings. >> reporter: simple yet powerful words from a man who knows that one person might not change the world, but they might change the world for one person and that can make all the difference >> i am an optimist, but i'm also a determinist i know that it is going to get better i know that these times will not always be with us. i know that my students will not always be in poverty i know th

walmart has been trying to move into banking for a long time? >> i like the decision walmart made.talked about walmart last week, charles. this is one of my favorite bullish stocks because they're in the e-commerce space, they are one of the best consumer staple stocks. they're going to be benefiting immensely from all the stimulus when people go to spend their money there now they will just take another piece of that pie. banks are making money right now. you have pay day lenders, i have an area of market i like to look at i call the debt bubble. i think walmart will take another piece of this pie. they will continue to grow and we need to continue to invest in walmart's stock. charles: michael, big banks, little banks, got wall street banks, fintech, new players like square, paypal. where exactly under this umbrella, widening umbrella, by the way, are you the most focused? >> i would say go for the money centers. as the yield curve, as it steepens as much as it has it, really affects banks with the biggest balance sheets. a company like jpmorgan, with two trillion dollar balance

committed with you than when we saw you last. >> walmart is very, very committed to us.mazon is very committed to us you know, we're -- we've come out already and said, next year is going to be another year where this business will grow 30% to 35% in revenue. and i can tell you at the moment we have the best book we've ever had. we're looking to even surpass those numbers. >> i try to tell people that when you meet with, are fortunate enough to meet with people from amazon i have and people from walmart and a lot of other companies out west, they are trying to figure out, well walmart bentonville, how to lower their carbon footprint and struggling and struggling. and the best way to do it is with plug power. >> the best way to do it is plug power. i think you hit on an important point, jim fuel cells and hydrogen are best today in business to business applications because of energy density and asset utilization. and that's why amazon's so -- plug power is so important to amazon it's why plug power is so important to walmart and other companies. >> last question the senat

that's a big issue it's reflective not only of walmart, but walmart is kind of america, 10% of totall sales, if they say their core customer is feeling the pinch and is already doing things to stretch the budget, things like switching from private label, or national brand names to the private label things so that they can save money or buying smaller packs of things, that's got to raise concerns not only about what it means for walmart, but also what it means for big national brands, what do you think, overall, this is indicating we know there are two economies out there. how big of a factor is this going to be? >> there are definitely two economies out there, and this is one of the reasons why we got a $900 billion fiscal package, right, to help that bridge between now and when we actually get vaccinated, so that was very very important in my mind, and oh, by the way, there's speculation we're going to get even more fiscal, right, coming down the pipe to help where it's needed i'm not surprised. it's a very challenging time for some parts of this economy and some consumers as well i

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they've been trading like tech stocks walmart is a fin tech stock. let's not forget that.hat this market is about. >> we'll talk about ubs to buy on wells good morning. we will watch the financials there's the opening buy and the s&p. we are getting breaking news on gm we'll go to phil this morning. hey, phil. >> carl, general motors has a new brand. i know you might be saying another brand at gm? it's called bright drop. this is where they're going to be selling e lek rielectric veh. mary barra showing it in her virtual ces presentation it's an electric commercial delivery van general motors is going to be selling at least 50 of these fedex will be getting the first 500. again, commercial electric vans, that's where the focus is for the auto industry when it comes to electric vehicles also announcing the ep one think of this as an electric palette. this is animation of ep 1 they just announced essentially it's for the last mile so if you're talking about deliveries from up to the door or into a certain location where there's a number of addresses, that's where you might s

good stuff good for you up next, we'll hit those three big calls on ford, disney and walmart.may also hear from the new national economic council director if we do, we'll take you to the white house for that we'll do that in two minutes labradoodles, cronuts, skorts. (it's a skirt... and shorts) the world loves a hybrid. so do businesses. so, today they're going hybrid with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach lets them use watson ai to modernize without rebuilding, and bring all their partners and customers together in one place. that's why businesses from retail to banking are going with a smarter hybrid cloud using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. >>> we're back rahel solomon joining us now with the three big calls on the street. >> let's start with one of the best-performing stocks in the s&p 500 this year. that would be four, j.p. morgan upgrading the stock on overweight from neutral including the f-150. analysts expect that to be a strong profit driver when assembly lines return to full speed and one of cramer's stock picks of 2021. disney could be poised for a major bo

but that practices of a walmart, where was so beholden to walmart? why do we want to have these big box retailers? i began to use the language of rebellion as opposed to the language of a riot. i think too often when we framed these as riots, it's irrational, reactionary kind of violence as opposed to a legitimate form of political resistance, quite frankly around the globe and has always been the way that social change happens. but again, i got challenged by this by activist pre-which i added this caveat about riots. i call these rebellions but not riots. people are oppressed and it's a random act of outbreak. >> you are not stigmatizing or shaming them by calling them rebellions that's not right, it's a damn good point. i still hold onto the language of rebellion to me for instructive purposes. think of it as sometimes political work. every time i correct them to say they not writing and there were billion it's the righteousness of the resistance but also don't want to shamer's dispose of other forms of resistance. again i would love all resistance

i go to walmart. i'm in new york city. everybody is wearing masks inside all the time all over this country. even in the few places where it's not mandatory. most people wearing them outside. there's absolutely zero difference. we just had the third wave of -- of positive tests and cases and hospitalizations. looks like it peaked january 6. it looks like it's down, hospitalizations are down nationally 5% since then. nothing to do with masks. masks don't protect wearers. maybe n-95 does do something. standard masks don't. it's clear from the epidemiology. "the new york times" wrote a story that said you should wear two masks. maybe we should wear ten of them.

la compaÑÍa walmart anunciÓ que para la anea ampliar sus esfuerzos de aplicaciÓn y distribuciÓn de la de nuevo mÉxico y arkansas. walmart dio a conocer que espera administrar de 10:00 a 13:00 millones de dosis al mes en varios estados. el departamento desarrollo en california, estÁ luchando contra el fraude. aprovechando la situaciÓn actual, muchas personas roba identidades y abusan de las ayudas federales. ante este temor, la entidad tomÓ una decisiÓn drÁstica. erika: luego de haber pagado al menos $400,000,000 de reclamos falsos en california, el departamento de desarrollo de desempleo. con el 1.4 millones de reclamos y tomÓ ciertas medidas para verificar mejor las identidades de los visitantes de beneficios por desempleo. >> gente como yo que tenemos pequeÑos negocios, que pagamos otros impuestos, tenemos todo al corriente, nos estÁn pidiendo mÁs requisitos lo estÁn haciendo mÁs difÍcil de poder llenar la solicitud. erika: tratando de eliminar el fraude, le pidiÓ a los solicitantes probar su identidad o perderÍan las beneficios lo cual causÓ cierto pÁnico. >> ahorita ya llevÓ casi

walmart, where chris worked, has cameras everywhere. just so happened that detective goodman had spent most of the night before the interview with richie, watching videos. videos that kept witness of every movement, every minute. if chris left the store to kill his wife, then goodman wouldn't find him on any video shot between 2:15 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. >> every five to ten minutes we have him there at the store. we have him in the entryway sitting down eating his lunch during the time that richie's telling us he's stabbing angila. >> reporter: in fact, the only times chris briefly left the store? his scheduled breaks. >> so he simply couldn't have taken part in such a game with richie? >> he couldn't have. and we knew that. >> reporter: goodman held back as richie spun his tale. and then? >> chris did not leave walmart during those times. >> i know he did 'cause i picked him up. >> i know he didn't because i watched him on video. >> reporter: and minutes later, richie wilder, his bluff called, simply folded. >> you can stop any time you w

walmart is one of the most profitable companies in the world.neur is a force of nature and by putting any kind of constraint on their decisions in terms of battling back from basically an economy that was shut down on them through no fault of their own. my whole point is now is not the time. >> the market hasn't worked for 50% of our economy for a long time the medicine that, you know, the central bank governors and treasury chiefs -- >> hold on 50% of the jobs in america come from small businesses. half the economy is driven by the ones that you just poo-pooed. it's all about walmart no, it isn't it's all about my businesses that hire 28 people, start, grind it out, oklahoma, tallahassee, chicago suburbs they're the ones they can't afford $15 minimum wages. they're the one. >> we had our capitol attacked two weeks ago. we have this tension in america because we have -- >> what does that have to do with the minimum wage? >> it has a lot to do with it because we have a gap between rich and poor which gets wider every year and it's fraying the soc

as we talk about also the bishies for e-commerce, walmart's picking up market share and they're a long way to closing the gap on amazon. that's the reason you want to own it the reason the multiple is re-rating. they're stealing most of the business, i think, from a lot of the other big box staples on food to get people in their store and ordering from walmart. the rest is where they're taking market share >> guy, you want to comment? you said the scented canned it is, you guy them from bed bath & beyond >> i used to buy them at helpy bend el, a store in new york city >> no 20% off coupon at henry bendel, space for sure >> i've moved out to the joe malone candles which are really expensive. if you want to go down scented candle, i'll play with anybody in terms of stocks, we play around with this but williams and sonoma, restoration hardware by the way, dollar gen there are some retailers that are figuring this out. >> all right coming up, an options explosion. we'll go inside the surge in record activity. later, feeling up on big games ford driving to a two and a half year hh.ig we'll

[guifpeople get the checks are g to go to walmart or target, what do you see out here? >> i like to tinker with my markets, i have my little screwdriver, i am a by the brakes kind of guy in a still and from u.s. stock market, i still think it's going to do good but i think it's time to tinker a little bit, i'm pretty much recommended 100% u.s. equities, go strong, go long like the browns did yesterday, i think now is time to look offshore a little bit, there's going to be more risk to the u.s. for regulations coming online, there will be higher taxes potentially down the road and for maybe 100% u.s., i'm probably going to start moving 25% overseas, and easy way to give reports portfolio people is to beyond the fun, that might be an easy way to do it, the other thing i am really getting very bullish about the potential for energy, not only the stimulus but the lack of investment in what were hearing from banks that they will not lend money to energy companies if they want to stay green. i'm really concerned about the underinvestment in the energy space which i think will

, a diferencia de otros supermercados walmart, informÓ que no ofrecerÁ incentivos a sus empleados porel dÍa dos en reto de portar mascarilla y que nos va ayudar con todo a destruir al coronavirus, asÍ que felicidades a los que se unen a este reto, recuerde enviar su fotografÍa a noticiero t 48 nosotros podemos compartir cÓmo usted estÁ en este reto de cien dÍas apoyando con todo y sin piedad que muera ya el coronavirus, dÍa 2, vamos a ver cuales son condiciones concord 51°, se espera que se alcance 44, 40° por la regiÓn a ver esta rÍe de tormentas conocida como rÍo atsmosfÉrico, hawaii estÁ por esta regiÓn y se conecta esta humedad hacia la zona de norte y nos referimos hacia golfo de alaska y ahÍ viene de ri sgroe a california, estos sistemas entran de lleno uno tras otro de manera consecutiva estarÁ trayendo lluvia, cuidado a partir de dÍa martes y miÉrcoles. condiciones como estÁn, hasta ahora sÁbado agradable en pronÓstico seco partir de domingo, tormenta 2 poco mÁs moderado en la regiÓn lluvia y nevada partir de martes por la nofl y miÉrcoles, donde entra lo fuerte del sistema qu

i'm saying tearing down a walmart in and of itself is in the problem because we think of what walmart, where we sold the holder to walmart, where we holding these big-box retailers as a savory cow. i began to use the language of rebellion, as opposed to language of riot because i think too often when we frame these as as riots, it conjures the idea of irrational reactionary violence as opposed to a legitimate form of political resistance that quite frankly around the globe almost always been the way social change happens. but i got challenged by this by activists why i added the caveat, i call these rebellions but not riots. but if people are oppressed, it is a bit random act of outbreak. you are now stigmatizing or shaming them by calling them rebellions, that's a good point. i still hold onto the language of rebellion for instructor purposes because i think it does a certain type of political work in the public sphere every time i correct him to say they are not riding their rebelling because it points to the righteousness of the resistance. i also don't want to shame or dispose of

what about now for walmart take that one exclusively for me >> okay.hat one two of those retailers, of which i won't mention the other scott, but walmart i think that they have brought to the masses the idea of owning a subscription product to get your food and other things delivered to your house. so this is one that i would also bet on to outperform it's one of them that i haven't lightened up on at all love this stock. >> stephanie link, you've talked about a lot of your turn around stories. that's been a consistent theme of yours so ge had an incredible fourth quarter, up 73%. materials did well, as we start to look for the recovery freeport was up 66%, wynn resorts up 57. again, looking ahead to the recovery of those three which stock are you most optimistic about for the year ahead, if not beyond, and tell me why. just pick one of those three >> that's really hard. >> that's why i asked you, steph. >> i would say ge -- >> i know. thank you. i would say ge but i would say a close second is wynn and these are, yeah, they're reopening stocks for sur

. >>> to the south bay where walmart has temporarily closed the san jose super center for deep cleaning. you're looking at video from earlier today before the store shut down at 2:00 p.m. we're checking with the health department to find out if this was in response to a covid outbreak. walmart would only say this is part of a company-initiated program to allow cleaning crews to thoroughly sanitize the store. it will happen tuesday at 7:00 a.m. they lined up around the corner to receive free rapid testing in san francisco's mission district. those tests are for people who work in grocery stores, construction or restaurants, who haven't been able to shelter in place. it's a welcome in the district where positivity is as high as 10%. results are usually available within about two hours. >> not just because it's self serving for our communities but because it protects all of san francisco when we insure people can be identified and help can be isolated. >> the testing is made possible through a friendship with the latino task force. testing is available daily except thursdays and saturdays.

y target y otros sin embargo, estas compaÑÍas como walmart en un comunicado aseguran que hay variasdesinfectadas es muy importen tender que nada es 100% efectivo entre mÁs barreras pongamos como higiene y el la fecha donde manos >> que estamos ahÍ >> el celular que tambiÉn muy importante >>> en estas cosas. >> y contribuir >>> ademÁs expertos sugieren que al momento de evitar hacer las compras lo haga con una lista en mano que vaya a la indispensable que utilice mÉtodos de pago sin contacto y es posible evitar pasar mucho tiempo en el establecimiento >>> en referencia a los comercios la pandemia tambiÉn ha significado oportunidad y hay empresario que no solamente lograron sobrevivir a la crisis econÓmica si no prosperar es el caso en establecimientos en alaska que recibieron alta demanda una tienda de ski dice que recibe cientos de llamadas mientras que las tiendas de bicicletas tambiÉn han visto un aumento en su clientela cercado 650 mil latinos no tienen seguro mÉdico >>> esta cifra preocupa por los altos Índices de contagio entre la poblaciÓn entre el coronavirus en el estado >>>

mantengamos distancia y usemos cubrebocas >> cambiando de tema volvemos a la localidad para hablar de walmartmpo >> es necesario hacerlo de vez en cuando >> no muchos tienen las precauciones >> está tienda reabrirá mañana es parte de un esfuerzo de walmart para mantener una mejor higiene en los establecimientos >> organizaciones ayudan a los comerciantes a solicitar la ayuda, el dinero que no se tiene que pagar y el plazo vence en un par de días, sandra bermúdez nos tiene detalles de qué es lo que tiene que hacer >> creo que vamos a continuar hasta donde esto nos de >> laura, muchos comerciantes han estado haciendo hasta lo imposible por mantenerse a flote durante la pandemia >> todos los salones de belleza y no relacionado, sí nos hemos visto afectados >> en este momento no puede operar pero la renta tiene que seguir pagándola >> va desde 5000 dólares que hayan tenido ingresos desde 1000 dólares hasta 100,000 dólares >> el monto que será 5000 dólares son los que tengan de 100,000 dólares a 1 millón >> y el tercero serán 25,000 dólares para todos aquellos que vayan desde 1 millón hasta 2.5 mi

walmart expanding its vaccination rollout into seven more states as well as chicago and puerto rico. amazon is set to open a vaccine pop-up site at the company's seattle headquarters this sunday now, joining us first off former utah governor and secretary of health and human services under george w. bush, michael levitt. mike, so much, well governor mike, i guess i should call you. governor, thank you so much for joining us. do you think, and i recognize your face from all the way back then, do you think the president 's goal, president biden's goal of 100 million doses in 100 days is realistic? >> it is, but we need to have all hands-on deck. the expansion of the private sector, the use of every public assets, this needs to be a war time effort but it can be done. ashley: do you support the private sector like as i was just reporting, we got amazon, we got walmart, i know the publix supermarket chain in the florida in the south has been very successful in setting up appointments and getting people vaccinated and running very smoothly. how critical is that? >> we learned when we did

of using the systemic strength of walmart in the pursuit of a single-minded goal. and it's a fight, it's an existential fight. can you make walmart a place where people enjoy coming to work, to have a fulfilling time, and have customers look at him and say, they are having a good time. they are not like shuffling around like zombies because had to work a shift that into debt 11 p.m. as income worker shifted six again because who cares about the life? you just care about having the right number of shifts on the floor. i would say amazon has an opportunity not to put itself in position ten years and now, 15 5 years from now when nothing works at amazon because that people dimension has been ignored entirely. that's the kind of resilience and sustainability i would be saying is their priority now and it is easier to do when you're on top and when you're under siege. >> let me ask more broadly, what role do these tech platforms play in this? is clearly a different kind of economics at stake and i was taught when i was taught microeconomics. they do close to zero margin

. >>> and walmart looking to get into the fin tech game, teaming up with one of the firms behind the very popular robin hood app, and interest rates climbing higher, could this derail the red hot housing market it is tuesday, january 12th, 2020, and you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ sweet home alabama where skie are so blue ♪ ♪ sweet home alabama >> good morning to you, i'm frank holland, in for brian sullivan we start with congratulations to alabama, crushing ohio state in last night's college football national championship, and notching its 6th title under coach nick saban we'll have highlights of that match coming up, and here is how your money and the global markets, they're setting up their day. a big win in alabama, remains to be seen. we're starting with the futures in the green the nasdaq, seeing the biggest gains, a bit of a reversal from yesterday, and as we mentioned, stocks snapping their new year's win streak yesterday the dow seeing a slight dip with the s&p shedding over a percent. the nasdaq a big laggard this is shares of tech giants, hammere

meantime, a top executive at walmart says that its customers do not expect to see an budgets would ig from brand names to store or generic brand, and cherrypicking deals when available. she says the core walmart customer is not immune to the economic slowdown and may even be disproportionately affected noting the pandemic has hit some industries harder than others. >>> and expanding video rental service with new subscription tiers, there is a movies only plan and a more expensive elite tier for games and movies for $15.95 a month. elite subscribers will get early access to sales and can rent titles up to one week before they come out. for those on a tight budget, they are also launching a $5 basic plan. scott and laura, i don't know about you, but i find it hard to keep up anymore with which subscriptions i have and what i pay. i really have to do a whole inventory. >> yeah, i got caught off guard by a stream going service that i hadn't watched in months. >>> and you have to see if you're spending your money on takeout these days. maybe a treat for yourself as you stay inside. takeou

. >> particular bones, a few partial skeleton turned up during construction of a walmart parking lotwhere david lived. the detective went to see a forensic anthropologist, but when the doctor measured the bones -- >> she comes out and says, no, it's looking like he's only about 5'9". >> still, velazquez had a hunch she had finally found david jackson and she wasn't the sort of person to give up on a hunch. >> and i said, can we please do this one more time. she comes back and says honey, i was wrong the first time. she says, this person is anywhere between 5'9" and 6'1". i said, oh, my gosh, i think i've hit pay dirt. >> she got dna from david's mother, waited for the lab to compare the samples, and ten days later, detective velazquez calls the testing facility. >> she said, i hope you're sitting down. i said why. she said you got a 100% match. i couldn't believe what i was hearing. >> 15 years later david had finally been found. the question now was, what happened to him? how did he end up here? >>> coming up -- >> a strange coincidence or was it. >> it's an eerie feeling that i did

walmart says its keep it option is primarily for merchandise it doesn't plan to sell. e-commerce returns are expected to top $70 billion for this holiday season. >>> the future of tv screens may be see-through. lg showing off a 55-inch set at the consumer electronic show that rises out of the foot of your bed. it has a transparent design that lets you see through the screen even when it's on. lg sees the display as a smart home device and one that could be used in public settings like restaurants or on public transportation. scott and laura, i just envision minority report, where tom cruise was sitting there moving those transparent screens. we're getting to that point. >> i was thinking the exact same thing. the idea of moving it. see-through is fascinating it would seem like it would not be as good a picture but maybe for a smart home that would make sense. >> yeah, that's my thought. i don't know. maybe -- i guess the glasses would have that. >> maybe so. we look forward to finding out. thank you very much. >> spying on your kids. >> thank you very much. >>> 4:47. t

but the walmart clips no way he said.vestigators were convinced mcdowell was crystal's killer and for the boyfriend, an innocent man that had nothing to do with crystal's disappear ranls. d.a. leak by then had enough evidence to charge mcdowell with murder but she believed she needed one more piece of evidence to ensure a conviction. >> i wanted that body. >> why is that important? >> well, it's important for a lot of reasons. it's easier to try a murder trial when you've got a dead body. it just is. but, you know, she deserved to be found. you know? she deserved to be found. her kids deserved for her body to be found. her family deserved for her to be found. >> investigators all believed mcdowell knew where the body was but he staed fastly denied any involvement in crystal's disappearance. after an hour of getting nowhere, mcdowell was allowed to go home to his children but now, district attorney leak and ranger jeter had a whole new problem on their hands. >> i had found some folks that i had interviewed throughout the

that's no different than being able to go shop at walmart. >> it's good to try to maintain the spread of the virus. but also remember in the sense that have people who doing a lot. >> reporter: the doctor believes the city should take a more nuanced approach. like gyms at limited capacity and outdoor dining with protocols in place. dr. gandy says if you do too much, people will gather indoor which is is riskier. >> it's actually the truth. the idea is that people will trust public health officials more if they keep things that are safe open. >> reporter: and it will be at least two weeks before the city fully understands the impact of travel and gatherings from the holidays. and the new year. >>> today we saw plenty of people doing their due diligence and lining up for covid testing after the holidays. there was a steady stream of cars at the drive-up event center. the postthanksgiving surge did finally run out of steam but it's too soon to tell if christmas and new year's will fuel another surge. the holidays and the weekends reduced testing and led to lags in reporting. >>> at uc sa

. >>> walmart, meantime, creating a fin-tech start-up. it will develop unique products for employees and customers. with more than 4,000 stores, including some that did not have a bank or financial adviser, 6% of adults say they don't have a checking, savings or money market account. walmart already offers some financial services such as prepaid debit card and layaway. >>> starting next year, disney will end the magical express free shuttle bus to and from the orlando airport. the change partly due to services like lyft and uber, which offer more flexibility. it's also eliminate iing magic hours, which allow guests to stay later. these are the magic hours, scott and laura. >> yes, they are. >>> some members of congress now proposing stiffer punishments for passengers who cause trouble on board. two lawmakers asking the faa to fine disruptive passengers $35,000 per violation. is. >> the u.s. fish and wildlife service is investigating a manatee after the word "trump" on its back was found in florida. the manatee does not appear to be injure

i think walmart is very inexpensive.everything's great and i am sure there is a lot of build out but i just, when you sit with mark laurie, he comes up with ideas that make you billions you want that on your team >> yeah, i was just looking at a profile that i think rico put out i hope that people think of walmart differently than four years ago. >> he changed the culture. well, they are the commerce king they are the only guy that can rival amazon mark laurie did that they didn't have that before he got there. it was a really smart move it turned out to be inexpensive because -- when they bought jet. that's how good he is. i want to believe everything is terrific i think walmart is incredibly undervalued, carl. incredibly. >> all right how are you going to close it out tonight? >> the new companies spacs and whatever, i got upstart and porch. entrepreneur, brilliant guy. we are doing -- it's housing, basically, technology. there you go and then i got to watch to see what david does with all these stocks that i follow on

. >>> a south bay walmart is closed tonight for a deep cleaning. this is a super center store on story road in san jose. walmart says it is part of a company wide program to make sure stores are thoroughly cleaned during the pandemic. it will also be closed tomorrow ahead of reopening on tuesday morning. the stores nationwide are closed for the same reason this weekend. >>> police are on the lookout tonight for six inmates that escaped from the county jail. look at those six inmates. police say jail staff noticed they were missing from their cells in the downtown jail. noticed that this morning. it appears before midnight last night the inmates got onto the roof and used a home made rope to scale down the side of the building like in a movie. sheriff's office trying to figure out how they were able to do this undetected. >> we're looking into it actively right now. i got investigators internally trying to piece together and all the activities pertaining to the correctional staff from last night. >> police say anyone with information or who sees any

walmart wouldn't comment for privacy reasons, but would only say this is part of a company initia allow cleaning crews to thoroughly sanitize the store. that store will reopen on tuesday at 7:00 a.m. . >>> frontline workers lined up around the corner to receive free rapid testing for covid-19 this morning in san francisco's mission district. the tests are for people who work in grocery stores, construction, or restaurants who haven't been able to shelter in place. it's a welcome effort in the mission where the test positivity rate has been as high as 10%. results are usually available in about two hours. >> it is urgent to get testing to the hardest hit areas, not just because it's self-serving for our communities, but because it protects all of san francisco when we ensure people can be identified and help to be isolated. >> the testing is made possible through a partnership with ucsf and the latino task force. testing is available daily, except thursdays and saturdays. >>> starting tomorrow, small businesses will once again be able to apply for loans to help them survive the pandemic.

walmart, this is intriguing, lamar plenty to offer covid vaccine 70s week.all their stores, that adds up to a huge number of shots, does it? lauren: the upper. full capacity is 13 million a month using their 5000 pharmacies and it makes sense, 150 million people each week shop at walmart. puts them in a position to reach people easily in those hard-to-reach rural areas. i know a lot of people are saying why does walmart seem to be stepping up now and there's a new administration. walmart says this quote we appreciate the conversation we have had with both administrations. they are try not to get the flak amazon has gotten, but regardless private companies, massive distribution capacity and they have the frontline staff that needs the vaccine. stuart: look, it's good news for vaccine push. you get 13 million shots from walmart and you are well on your way to the mass inoculation that we have all been waiting for. i think that is good news and i like to see walmart go up on that took up $2. a couple other market indicators, with the yield on the 10 year treasu

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we do know that walmart deals with millions of customers everyday.know some of whom don't have a bank or financial advisor. walmart offers prepaid debit cards and a service that allows customers to buy items immediately and then repay it in installments in this new venture walmart will partner with rivet capital, one of the investment firms behind robin hood. we still have a lot more details to be divulged before we know-- it makes sense i think for walmart with exposure to some a people. stuart: it sure does. ashley, thank you. the house is planning an impeachment vote for tomorrow. andy biggs joins us now. congressman, do they have the votes, a majority vote on the impeachment vote tomorrow? >> i believe they do probably, stuart. i mean, they have been wanting to impeach him for a long time, but this recent events has provided impotence for them and we will do it 25th amendment resolution today, sometime today, probably. i think they have the votes for that. of the short answer would be yes, they have the votes. stuart: will they get any republican

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walmart wouldn't say if the cleaning was the result of any positive covid cases, citing privacy issues, but the company says the decision was made to safely serve customers during this unprecedented time. the store will remain closed through tomorrow with plans to reopen tuesday morning. new video tonight of the riot on wednesday at the u. s. capitol shows dozens of people in a violent mob packed in a hallway. you can see rioters pushing and shoving police officers who are desperately trying to stop them from entering the u. s senate chamber. at one point, the u. s capitol police officer was pinned against the door. his condition has not been released, house speaker nancy pelosi said today the house will proceed with legislation to impeach. president trump for inciting deadly violence in the nation's capital. president trump is scheduled to leave office in just 10 days. but pelosi said the house will act with urgency to protect democracy and the constitution, pelosi said tomorrow the house will try to force vice president mike pence and the cabinet to oust president trump by invoking t

that test sidney bought at walmart was for her, not heather.idney get a tattoo as punishment. she said he had gotten it long before he met heather and a answer about the handcuffs, too. >> did you ever handcuff him to the bed and leave with the keys? so he couldn't get loose? >> no, i have not. sidney is a strong man. he can get out of anything. >> tammy had her own explanation for that so-called kidnapping kit. sidney needed the concrete for work. the cleaning fluid was for their dirty camper, and the shotgun shell, probably just a spent casing from a turkey hunt. >> did you kidnap heather elvis? >> no, i did not. >> do you know who kidnapped her? >> i do not. >> are you glad that you are able to tell people what happened, what you did do and didn't do? >> i want people to know the truth and i too want heather found. >> tammy has said that she wants to find heather. she actually liked heather, she didn't do this. and yet she goes on facebook calling her a psycho whore. which is it? >> you know, i can't really you know explain everything that t

but now -- >> i stop at walmart. >> walmart. now, what's he doing at walmart?at was an interesting story. >> i'm going stop and get a new sweatshirt for me for work, because my wife bought me one for christmas. i said, i'm not going wear that to work. i'm going to wear this one. >> kaplan asked terry about dennis. he nevada met him but heard of him and heard he moved into don's home. >> now he's become and trying to protect sienna from whatever, and it's making people feel off. >> terry willingly gave a dna sample, and kaplan sent him on his way. two days later, the detective went back to dennis. i took his dna and finger prints. >> dennis was cooperative. he worried about sienna and christine. >> she's a mess. i talked to her on the phone in morning and there was four or five times she started crying. >> he was vocal about his suspicions with benny. >> kaplan didn't think dennis was helping himself. >> was he receding as a person of interest for you? >> no, unfortunately not. >> do you have your eye on anyone in particular? >> we can't tell thaw. >> come on, m

walmart already offers some financial services including alternative payment plans for customers on aprepaid debit card with no overdraft and monthly fees and no minimum balance required. joe. >> yes, ribbit, i like that. what is that, there's a name for it is that onomatopoeia, is it not? i think it might be onomatopoeia onomatopoeia, onomatopoeia yeah, i think it is. shares of tesla fell by nearly 8% in yesterday's session. that means we are on billionaire watch again, and none of us have to worry around here elon musk's net worth fell by $13.5 billion with the drop in the stock moving him back below jeff bezos, according to an estimate by forbes it's weird, isn't it there's an ev car maker, with solar implications and maybe settlements on mars, and then tl there's the internet of money. they move bitcoin, they move the same now that can't be good that's just where. >> they move together now, sorkin, they move together now why, what do they have in common what do they have in common? >> speculative. >> that's it >> same investor base, exactly. >> coming up, fallout for twitter over

. >>> we are getting a news alert on walmart kate rooney with the story kate >> hey, sara walmart isaunching a new stand alone fintech company. the retail giant announcing just now that they are partnering with ribity to develop what they call modern and affordable financial solutions. it is going to be a separate stand alone company that's majority owned by walmart. they say they will offer financial products for employees and customers. no word yet on when exactly when this will launch or if it is banking products or payments walmart's partner here ribity cap talent is one of the best known vcs. >> interesting, kate thanks so that. >> shares of carnival closing in the red today after reporting an adjusted net loss of $1.9 billion for the fourth quarter though carnival did say demand for cruise travel is picking up. advanced bookings for the first half of 2022 are high. joining us, carnival's ceo thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me >> when is your sense of when things will be back to normal and your sense of us from for the number of times that date has been pushed

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. >> walmart is closing one of the south bay stores to allow for a deep cleaning. the super-center store on story road in san jose. walmart says it's part of the company wide program to make sure stores are cleaned during the pandemic. the store will be closed tomorrow. workers have time to restock. reopening tuesday. other stores nationwide are closed for the same reason this weekend. >> vice president-elect kamala harris is on the cover of vogue february edition. some are blasting the magazine photo choice. the present version of the cover. which some say looks her look washed out and unprofessional. and this picture of the fuf vice president in a suit. which was better received. both images were photographed by the black photographer who was hired to shoot beyonce for the magazine in 2018. her team says she wore the suit specifically for the cover suit. and changed for casual attire. for pictures inside the magazine. harris herself hasn't responded. >> she was wearing her chucks for the casual shoot. here's something good. teaming up to make a positive impact on