our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains why and how walmart is responding. >> walmart sloganht be save money. live better. but based on the company's behavior. one might reasonably wonder whether walmart has re branded to save money. >> losing california attorney general rob bonta blasting walmart the state department of justice monday filed a lawsuit claiming the big box store has violated state environmental laws. but you legally dumping hazardous waste from its 300 california stores that waste includes lithium batteries electronics pesticides toxic cleaning supplies, aerosol cans and confidential customer information. bonta says over the last 6 years, walmart has dumped about 159,000 pounds of these materials into landfills in california that are not authorized or equipped for that kind of waste. these products may seep into our communities drinking water as toxic pollutants worked into the air we all breathe dangerous guests. but walmart officials said the company is prepared to defend itself in court in response to the lawsuit. a walmart spokesperson said, quote, we have

california is suing walmart. the companies accused of breaking the state's environmental laws over the past 6 years. >> walmart slogan might be save money. but based on the company's behavior. one might reasonably wonder whether walmart has re branded to save money. >> luke environment. california attorney general rob bonta blasting walmart the state department of justice monday filed a lawsuit claiming the big box store has violated state environmental laws but you legally dumping hazardous waste from its 300 california stores that waste includes lithium batteries electronics pesticides, toxic cleaning supplies, aerosol cans and confidential customer information. bonta says over the last 6 years, walmart has dumped about 159,000 pounds of these materials into landfills in california that are not authorized or equipped for that kind of waste these products may seep into our communities drinking water as toxic pollutants worked into the air we all breathe dangerous gases. but walmart officials said the company is

. >> walmart slogan might be save money. live better. but based on the company's behavior. one might reasonably wonder whether walmart has re branded to save money. >> losing california attorney general rob bonta blasting walmart the state department of justice monday filed a lawsuit claiming the big box store has violated state environmental laws but you legally dumping hazardous waste from its 300 california stores that waste includes lithium batteries electronics pesticides toxic cleaning supplies, aerosol cans and confidential customer information. bonta says over the last 6 years, walmart has dumped about 159,000 pounds of these materials into landfills in california that are not authorized or equipped for that kind of waste. these products may seep into our communities drinking water as toxic pollutants worked into the air we all breathe dangerous guests. but walmart officials said the company is prepared to defend itself in court in response to the lawsuit. a walmart spokesperson said, quote, we have met with the state numerous times and walk them through our industr

is responding. >> walmart slogan might be save money. live better. but based on the company's behavior. one might reasonably wonder whether walmart has re branded to save money. >> luke environment. california attorney general rob bonta blasting walmart the state department of justice monday filed a lawsuit claiming the big box store has violated state environmental laws but you legally dumping hazardous waste from its 300 california stores that waste includes lithium batteries electronics pesticides toxic cleaning supplies, aerosol cans and confidential customer information. bonta says over the last 6 years, walmart has dumped about 159,000 pounds of these materials into landfills in california that are not authorized or equipped for that kind of waste these products may seep into our communities drinking water as toxic pollutants worked into the air we all breathe dangerous guests. but walmart officials said the company is prepared to defend itself in court in response to the lawsuit. a walmart spokesperson said, quote, we have met wit

>> walmart walmart is definitely warranted. i think it is warranted even in an aggressive environment. i think the trends are very good for walmart. i think the investments are under recognized relative to amazon look, this is a company that has underperformed the targets world, the costcos of the world by a lot i think with whatever we're seeing with slowness in the economy, it is always defensive stock. we saw it in the early stages of covid that walmart actually outperformed the most important thing, it knew trades less than 20 times we can even argue that they have big multiples. with inflation and food inflation, the largest grocer should do very well in this environment. i think people are underappreciating the comps. >> you can see multimonth lows for walmart shares steve, what about you? >> so this one was definitely a contrarian apple came out and talked about it the stock down to the 130s in october to about 170 and then backed off a bit on recent headlines. the stock is up though year to date and it is up more than a

. >> california is taking walmart to court.ral says he is filing a lawsuit over the company is dumping of hazardous waste. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >> walmart slogan might be save money. but based on the company's, one might reasonably wonder whether walmart has re branded to save money. >> luke environment. california attorney general rob bonta blasting walmart the state department of justice monday filed a lawsuit claiming the big box store has violated state environmental laws but you legally dumping hazardous waste from its 300 california stores that waste includes lithium batteries electronics pesticides toxic cleaning supplies, aerosol cans and confidential customer information. bonta says over the last 6 years, walmart has dumped about 159,000 pounds of these materials into landfills in california that are not authorized or equipped for that kind of waste these products may seep into our communities, taking water as toxic pollutants worked into the air we all breathe as dangerous gases. but walmart

but walgreen's and walmart were sold out. many seemed to arrive with the same story. >> we're having a lot of family coming from out of town or taking planes, where they just want to be safe. >> reporter: in the midst of all this, the state is shipping out thousands of at-home covid-19 tests to health departments to be given away. >> we expect 90,000 of these tests. >> reporter: the goal is to distribute them to shelters and community clinics. >> if you're at home, you don't have to make an appointment or go to a senter, you don't have to wait a day or two. you get your results in ten minutes. >> reporter: santa clara county also plans to purchase its own batch of at-home covid-19 tests assuming it can find them. while contra costa county is planning on handing out some. everyone hoping to offer peace of mind. >> it's a window that tells you if you have enough virus to infect somebody else. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> yeah, have you tried to get one? there's one more thing families are packing, which is that covid test

in our lawsuit we allege walmart is violating the hazardous control law. waste management act. the customer personal information law and the unfair competition law. >> walmart issued a statement saying the state is demanding a level of compliance regarding waste disposal of our stores of common household product that goes beyond what is required by law. >>> we are getting a better look from the damage of a major quake off of the coast today. a 6.2 off of humble county. enough to knock bottles off of shelves and shatter a few windows. the earthquake hit just after noon. it initially sparked concerns of a tsunami but it was quickly ruled out. we asked usgs does it mean more wakes are coming? >> because we did just have a earthquake and a bunch of aftershocks happening, there are more earthquake happening, it is higher, but, again, you always have it. >>> well, now that we know that we need to know if it will be raining on us. paul says probably. >> especially this time tomorrow. most of us will be seeing more rain. it will move in during the daylight hours.

our ashley zavala explains why and how walmart is responding. >> walmart slogan might be save money.any's, one might reasonably wonder whether walmart has re branded to save money. >> luke environment. california attorney general rob bonta blasting walmart the state department of justice monday filed a lawsuit claiming the big box store has violated state environmental laws but you legally dumping hazardous waste from its 300 california stores that waste includes lithium batteries electronics pesticides, toxic cleaning supplies, aerosol cans and confidential customer information. bonta says over the last 6 years, walmart has dumped about 159,000 pounds of these materials into landfills in california that are not authorized or equipped for that kind of waste these products may seep into our communities drinking water as toxic pollutants worked into the air we all breathe as dangerous guests. but walmart officials said the company is prepared to defend itself in court in response to the lawsuit. a walmart spokesperson said, quote, we have met with the state numerous times and walk them

what the state claims walmart did for over half a decade.nd breathing easy which bay area city could be the next to ban smoking in residential areas. those stories and much more coming up next. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ look tonight at sfo, the christmas holiday rush is in full swing as travelers head to sfo as well as oakland international in san jose, all the get out of town. but there are also many who are rethinking their holiday plans. long lines, new covid restrictions and worries over the spread of the omicron virus. >> as travelers concerned an estimated 109 million americans are expected to drive or fly this week for the holidays. that's according to aaa reporter kelli meyer has a closer look at what travelers need to get ready for. >> for travelers at washington's reagan national covid isn't stopping christmas. we also took every precaution. i mean, we're all boosted my youngest just was able to get her second shot as

. >> president biden met with several executives including walmart and food lion to talk about holiday shopping. i know how critically busy all of you are, and you are doing a heckuva job to make sure people aren't disappointed this thanksgiving and for christmas. i provided an update on the omnicron variant and told the american people it is a cause for concern, but not a cause for panic. we are going to fight this with science and speed. we aren't going to fight it with chaos and confusion. we believe we can deal with it. thursday, i will put forward a detailed strategy on how to deal with this new variant. that is not shutdowns or lockdowns, but with more widespread vaccination, more boosters, testing and more. in the meantime, i've said the best protection against this new variant is to get vaccinated and get a booster shot, and i urge all americans, get it done today. there is no excuse. it is free. it's available. if you qualify for a booster, get it done today. i know it is incredibly busy time for all of you today, and that is a very good thing from my perspective. then again,

the man who walked in the front door of the walmart was easy to remember, according to the walmart securityry hawaiian shorts. >> that's the customer entering right here in the striped shirt. there he is right here. >> what is this a clip of? >> this is associate rebecca hill with the customer following her. >> reporter: jurors watched intently as the video showed doug marching through the aisles. at the defendant's table, the accused knew what was coming next, an inventory of the items he bought that night. he picked up a shovel, gloves, a tarp, and a hat. >> can you tell what's in his hand? >> this appears to be a shovel and the tarp in his left hand. >> reporter: the clerks at walmart had no trouble remembering the customer. >> most people weren't wearing shorts at that time. >> reporter: donna stiffler, a cashier in the lawn and garden section, remembered approaching the customer who looked like he was going to a luau. >> i said, "welcome to walmart. can i help you?" and the first thing i think he asked for was lime. >> reporter: why would he ask for lime? >> you throw lime on anything

it also helps in the walmart -- it helps walmart in the walmart versus amazon battle for online groceryfoods stores walmart has 5,000 stores so it gives them an edge in that battle, mike, which we know has been brewing for a long time >> yeah, i'm sure especially in grocery it makes a lot of sense. it leverages the huge installed base of walmart, like you said one thing i always wondered about, though, a lot of the premise of walmart being big in grocery was to have people walking around the stores buying things they didn't come there to buy. most of the merchandising over the years has been about that, getting products in people's way. maybe you lose a little bit of that but it's not significant relative to being able to grab market share in an efficient way. >> walmart has become a big online player and this is all about loyalty and building consumer connections if they can do it online as well, then they are competing with amazon certainly on that front. >> it's a bigger portion of the pie already, actually, in the uk and europe, click and collect. that's partly because full service

now the state of california is coming after walmart. i'll have those details plus by walmart is calling the lawsuit unjustified. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. lawsuit, the attorney general's office alleges the big box store illegally dumps hazardous waste . ktvu is greg lee, joining us live from the newsroom with details and greg this is not the first time the state has sued wal mart. actually that's exactly right. the california eggs office settled with walmart over a similar wall suit in 2010. and part, walmart paid $25 million and agreed to stop dumping hazardous materials in the landfills not meant to receive them today, attorney general rob barter announced a new lawsuit joined by the state's department of t

. >> based on the company's behavior, one might reasonably wonder whether walmart has rebranded to saveenvironment. in our lawsuit we allege walmart is violating the hazardous waste control law, the medical waste management act, the customer personal information law, and the unfair competition law. >>> walmart issued a statement saying, quote, the state is demanding a level of compliance, regarding waste disposal from our stores, of common household products and other items that goes beyond what is required by law. we intend to defend the company. >>> next, and amazon driver being hailed a hero. we will show you the moment the worker stepped in to stop a dog attack. >>> coming up tonight on the cbs evening news, >> i am dr. don john lou boudreau. i remember there are a lot of things in life we want, but can't have. health insurance shouldn't be one of them. covered california is making health insurance more affordable for millions of us. even if you've looked before, you should look again. enroll by december 31st. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happ

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but walmart is paying billions more in taxes every year. then amazon. >> . >> and then went that you are tracing this and then the role of politics and policy. and over those last four years. to re-create pathways ofwa opportunity. and what are the policy roots? and a then to see that culpability across the spectrum with your story. but then that leaves one and iowith that regional concentration of wealth. and that the last approach to the monopolies of the four more decades has played a big role in this. to put in very broad terms the more they have time to destiny the economy them more than of the wealth prosperity. and then to deal with that problem somehow then just end up dispersing. but that wealth and prosperity around the country. and then my industry of media. but now and then what matters most in 60 percent is controlled by two companies. and then partly because of this. but then to be a triathlete. but that is just one example. >> and then it started on the right. and then to overthrow the approach to antitrust. and then has been

that's true, we're not accusing walmart of lying they can hire their own ships.are walmart to everybody else is nonsense. >> it is the whole thing is the dwell time of these containers you're looking at how long is the container sitting at the port you have six and a half days at los angeles, six days at long beach. and what makes walmart the power house it is, they have the distribution centers, the trucks, they can pay the expedited shipping a lot of small and medium size b businesses can't do that so they're waiting two, three months to get a product. >> we really appreciate that deep dive. be again it come down to science and data and looking at the numbers, not just opinion. lori ann, thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> why don't we step out and get a check on the headlines outside of money and business. phillip mena is in new york with that and more. good morning. >> good morning. the house january 6th committee has released a report that recommends holding former chief of staff, mark meadows in contempt of congress after refusing to testify about documents

walmarts own audits found that the company is illegally disposing of hazardous waste in california at one million items. each year. wal mart is not cleaning up its act, and we're all paying the price. it's time for this unacceptable behavior to end. bonta also says some of the illegally dumped toxic waste may seep into our drinking water . a walmart spokesperson says they plan to fight the quote unjustified lawsuit in a written statement, walmart says the state is demanding a level of compliance regarding waste disposal from our stores of common household products and other items that goes beyond what is required by law. democratic lawmakers are scrambling to figure out their future plans after west virginia senator joe manchin said he is a no on the president's build back better legislation. i think i still represent the centers, moderate wing of the democratic party that has compassion but also has reasonability. mansion also responding to criticism from the white house and his fellow democrats, some of whom have called his opposition of betrayal. the white house is frustrated with

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walmarts own audits found that the company is illegally disposing of hazardous waste in california ath year. wal mart is not cleaning up its act, and we're all paying the price. it's time for this unacceptable behavior to end. bonta also says some of the illegally dumped toxic waste maybe seeping into our drinking water. a walmart spokesperson says they plan to fight the quote unjustified lawsuit in a written statement, walmart says the state is demanding a level of compliance regarding waste disposal from our stores of common household products and other items that goes beyond what is required by law. coming up tonight. here at six. investigators hope they are closer to finding a killer how the discovery of this car may help police find the person who shot and killed a former police officer who was working as a security guard for a tv news crew. and also ahead tonight, a holiday tradition that takes days to get together the hundreds of homemade tamales being have recovered the possible getaway car used in the killing of retired police officer kevin dashi to the shooter was fatally sh

they're an addition. >> overall, does it add jobs to the walmart workforce?es supplement the technology, not just in the stores, but across our entire supply chain to help serve customers better >> no question, the revolution in shopping is coming and by the looks of what is happening this holiday, some of it is already here >>> so you might be wondering what about the carbon footprint from all of these increased deliveries walmart says addressing the environmental impact is a top priority consider this, 930% of americans live within 10 miles of a walmart. so they say having these additional delivery options means products are closer, they're traveling shorter distances and that means less packaging. so it is fascinating it is the future and it's now. >> the robots are here they're here >> thank you, vicky. >>> let's get our forecast from mr. roker. >> yesterday when kerry sanders told us about the maple sugar shortage, part of this could be due to climate change. we have freeze and thaw cycles that have been disrupted to shah impacts the sap production, that

hard irto find in walmart stores.sells membership in sam as stories owned by walmart. china is home to 434 walmart around sam's club stores. the couplertry is walmart's second largest international market. this is a big deal for walmart. walmart is not the only company subjected to scrutiny by chinese consumers over this policy. last week california semiconductor maker intel issued apology to chinese consumers after shoppers pressed outrage on social media when intel requested their suppliers avoid sourcing from xinjiang. the president was erased from the internet in china and expressed concerns about forced labor and nike was targeted for social media. after friday this particular topic was trending on weibo, chinese social media platform. garnered more than 170 million views. a topic attracting tension on both sides of the pacific. david: 170 million. that is like my twitter account, 170 million followers. lydia, thank you very much. >>> taiwan is bracing for more even more chinese military patrols after air force f

the state of california is suing walmart over allegations the retail giant illegally disposed of hazardous waste. >>> two juries began deliberation today in the shooting death of daunte wright. then ghislaine maxwell facing stiff jail time if convicted. >>> and harry potter fans are getting ever more excited with the new sneak peek of the 20th anniversary teaser "early today" starts right now good tuesday morning, i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. >>> breaking this morning, the omicron variant has strengthened its position in the united states it is now the dominant variant of the coronavirus the agency says the highly infectious strain now represents 73% of all u.s. cases. just a week ago, delta made up 87% of cases to omicron's nearly 13% the rapid spread led the nhl to become the first sports league to pause its season according to "new york times", the league and player's union agreed to delay five games and begin its holiday break early. games are set to resume monday december 27th. president biden is about to address the surge. the speech will include a stark warning to americ

walmart ha sido acusado por violar leyes generales, ha dicho que walmart ha arrojado como desperdicios al menos una docena se han sumado incluyendo el fiscal de alameda. palmar ha dimitido un comunicado. >>> nos hemos reunido con el estado en varias ocasiones para evitar litigio y ún así ellos presentan una demanda injustificada. (música). nos vamos vamos >>> miembros de la comunidad salen a la calle para ver un cambio. le contamos. >>> el destino de la expolicía acusado de causar la muerte de un hombre que es asegura que ha sido por equivocación ahora se encuentra en las manos de un jurado y tenemos detalles a regresar. >>> todavía nos quedan cinco días para sumarse a esta recolección anual de alimentos que aparte de esta buena obra va a ir a los bancos de alimento en la región. (música). (comerciales). (música). (música). (música). (música). >>> sigue habiendo manifestaciones por todo el pís en apoyo rogel velero el hispano considerado más de diez años en prión. ahora le dicen que ha habido en dénver. adelante. >>> gustó en el capitolio estatal de colorado varias personas han dado ci

. >>> coming up, a special farewell to this walmart employee after decades with the company. >>> with coronavirus cases surging to record levels, how the dramatic spike in new infections could impact new year's eve plans around the country. and the mounting pressure on congress to reauthorize legislation protecting women from the mystic violence and abuse. all of that on tonight's cbs evening news. >>> coming up, the covid surge have a lot of people changing their new year's eve plans and hear how you can still ring in 2022 safely. that story is at 5:00. >>> before we go, a 97-year-old walmart employee in iowa is retiring after 22 years of the company. meet june, the navy veteran who had her farewell party yesterday with employees and friends congratulating her. what does she plan to do in retirement? she said she's plans to spend more time with family and go on some adventures. >> she was there since she was 75 and that is when she started? >> that is incred captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: tonight, the omicron fueled covid wave explodes. record setting infections lead health

walmart slogan might be save money. live better. on the company's, one might reasonably wonder whether walmart has re branded to save money. environment. >> walmart called the lawsuit unjustified. they say they're prepared to defend themselves. we'll be right back. we're back at 7.45 ups driver who is busy delivering gifts in time for christmas received a surprise gift from her community in michigan. i love these kind of stories. that is all to appreciate her hard work. >> that she's been doing for more than 20 years in that community. gabrielle phifer has that story that seems to be a normal delivery route for tracy bucks are. >> was actually a surprise appreciation projects. >> and tracy had no idea what was going on until she opened the door and saw she's like a friend. >> she truly is. >> she's just 1 million. tracy has been working with ups for 28 taking the time at each stop to show kindness to everyone. she meets she knows the name of all the dogs on a route. that's how how well she knows everyone else here is because of that

bigger target than walt walmart.'re getting question on twitter about macy's. high of about 37, now trading at about 25 what do you think of it here >> i like it i have some december 17 positions, somewhere in the money. but barely at it point traded out of most of them so technically i'm long although they are almost worth nothing. i think their worth the price of the stock, i should say. you have a case here where i think the valuation is very interesting. they weren't helped by nordstroms print or about some of kohl's prints and i think where people look at the department store space and these are businesses that at least were broken structurally and the same thing with the gap. these are stories that have run, 200%, off the bottoms, whether they have a life ahead of tem and outside of a brand and retail footprint that had to shrink and so if you look at xrt, member when the r in xrt was reddit and i think if you look at the pain going on in some of the names, some of that is bleeding into the etf and then getting

one might reasonably wonder whether walmart has re branded to save money.rt is calling the lawsuit unjustified and says it is prepared to defend itself in court. >> moving on to some sports this morning. the warriors were back at home and no surprise here they won yet first steph curry was back. >> in the chase center since late can be coming. yeah. the 3 point king. so the fans really did share their love for that kron 4 sports director jason dumas us tells us about it. >> the warriors are finally back in the friendly confines of the bay area. they didn't get back from toronto until sunday. 9 total days on the road and on monday they hosted the sacramento kings. at chase center. welcome back step curry with a standing ovation. this is the first time they've seen him. he became the all-time three-point reiord holder last week. 1st quarter does of 6 gp 2 with the steal and the finish on the other side so good for them. and guess what, 10 seconds later they're running again. this time gp 2 finishes hanging on that little slack for the back board warriors up 1

we saw massive growth in firms like amazon and walmart, and target where it can direct market consumers through the mail and in person sales have been decreasing. and, of course, amazon and walmart and the others are importing most of their products direct from china and elsewhere in asia, and that is why imports are piling up. over one third -- the deficit over all is over one third relative to last year. that translates into an extra one half -- $1 trillion worth of goods coming into the economy. it is an import store -- import story and we do not hear much discussion about those issues. host: we will ask about that. mr. young, your assessment of the health of the supply chains and the concerns you have about it. >> i think we are past the worst of it but it has a long way to go. the system had pre-existing problems and when covid hit we saw what happened. the trouble is is that there is no single magic bullet policy. it is more of a death by 1000 cuts that will require action from federal, state, and local governments. tariffs have jammed up the supply chain by forcing redirections o

walmart has yet to comment on this lawsuit. for more than 100 years.n's hospital in oakland has been a lifeline for east bay families, however, after becoming affiliated with ucsf hospital is facing some growing criticism. some providers and patients claim there's a lack of care for people of color and the disadvantaged. ktvu investigative reporter brooks jarocz looks into the complaints from dozens of doctors, nurses and patients. having her was amazing. i think it was the best thing that ever happened to me. a mother's life forever changed her daughter diagnosed with sickle cell anemia, a blood disease requiring regular attention, medication and causing it times immense pain without warning. it's like an aching feeling. are stabbing feeling. my witness stamps has visited children's hospital, oakland her entire life nationally recognized as one of the best for sickle cell patients. but in recent years, mother low wanna noticed changes in care? i have this thing that it's going to #### in a #### basket. in an emergency. she says the hospital used to ha

california, by the way, is suing walmart. is accused of breaking the state's environmental laws over the past 6 years. california attorney general rob bonta is making the claim saying that walmart has been illegally dumping hazardous waste from its 300 locations here in the state. waste like lithium batteries and electronics of pesticides, toxic cleaning supplies, too. in addition to the state. we've got 12 counties here in california. also joining in on the lawsuit. >> these products may seep into our communities, taking water as toxic pollutants worked into the air. we all breathe dangerous gases. walmart slogan might be save money live better. but based on the company's, one might reasonably wonder whether walmart has re branded to save money. the environment. >> yeah. walmart has called the lawsuit unjustified. the company says it is prepared to defend itself in court. >> what we are looking at a calm cool start to what is about to be a not so calm afternoon rainfall. finally pushes in later on today have impact on your d

>> we're back at 5.41 california is suing walmart.y is accused of breaking the state's environmental laws over the past 6 years. california attorney general rob bonta claims that walmart has been illegally dumping hazardous waste from its 300 california stores. that hazardous waste includes lithium batteries electronics pesticides, toxic cleaning supplies and aerosol cans. in addition to the state. 12 california counties have joined this lawsuit against wal-mart. >> these products may seep into our communities, taking water as toxic pollutants worked into the air. we all breathe dangerous guests. walmart slogan might be save money. live better. but based on the company's behavior. one might reasonably wonder whether walmart has re branded to save money. environment. >> well, wal-mart called the lawsuit on justified and they are prepared, they say, to defend themselves in court. we'll take a quick break or 5.42. we'll be right back. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't

walmart slogan might be save money.mpany's, one might reasonably wonder whether walmart has re branded to save money. environment. >> wal-mart called the lawsuit unjustified. they are prepared, they say, to defend themselves in court. >> over in the east bay the family and are unified school district is mourning the loss of board president christian rodriguez. he died from his injuries after he was hit by a car on friday. he was walking with his wife when he was struck by that vehicle. he leaves behind 2 young children. he was just appointed as president of san leandro unified school board last wednesday just days before this happened, the school board has released a statement. they say rodriguez is leadership will never be able to be replaced and his passing leaves a void in their was shot and killed in his car outside an apartment complex on rumrill boulevard in san pablo the case is one of 4 unsolved homicides that newsome issue rewards for an effort to sustain momentum in the investigations and public police say the

walmart, if it goes lower that's tough. the rotation took it to 170. it went down it's worth a lot if you want dividend fprotection and the stock was down, how about some american electric power. finally, you can do something by the end of covid as we know it that seems like it's almost impossible we think because people go back to work. i like the orders here i wish that ford had been able to dump its stake at high r price. we have so much. there's the sell side and the buy side that's what we're doing with the investing club next week is a holiday weak. we have to be ready for, let aes s -- let's say what i hope is the bullish market of the santa claus. i think it's worth making the bets because the santa claus rally has happened every year for over two decades tougher times like december 2008 that's when you had actual systemic risk. we do not have that. we have sickness, definitely but not systemic risk. i can't believe how big monday is. he will be retiring. what are these two tales after the close we hear from micron i think it's still a buy beca

walmart has stopped showing -- selling goods at their stores. walmart representatives in china and the west did not merely respond to a request for comment. a bill banning goods made from the provinces. u.s. futures have started trading, s&p futures are pointing to a higher open after the pboc pledge and holiday spending comes in quite a bit higher than expected according to mastercard. 8.3%. japanese futures a bit more muted. bitcoin, trading above $51,000. more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> everybody seems to be making money. the returns are high. can they get any better than this and are you worried about this being a bubble? >> you always worry about the markets getting overinflated. i do think that there is some risk within the general market of this. technology is accelerating the transformation of all industries. artificial intelligence can do all industries, that is of the leading edge of software. things happening with ar and vr and crypto and fintech. i think it is very much accelerating into the future. that is why the venture indu

. >> is there reason why the large pharmacy changed like walmart, cvs, walgreens and someone were not so much involved in this matter. >> that is a great question we did not see that in west virginia as a matter of fact the larger pharmacies in the walmarts in kroger pharmacies, that the supermarket chain here in the rite aid in walgreens and cvs but the most part we did a pretty good job of policing this and cutting off people that were obviously bringing in bogus prescriptions but that doesn't seem to be the case nationwide there is currently a child that just started earlier this week in ohio between the cities and towns across the country as part of a consolidated mdl and cleveland were a number of cases have been consolidated or going toe to to with the pharmacy chains right now saying that they contributed to the opioid epidemic. in west virginia i have to say you have a situation we have an independent pharmacy, family pharmacy distributing 30000 oxycontin pills or hydrocodone for a month and down the street two blocks away there would be a walgreens that was to shooting 1000 o

i think if you go out and buy walmart and i don't have a problem with basically do the same thing witht which is also seen some recent underperformance i think that will come back quickly. target is owned in the joe t etf and hit the mark here to identifying the names to own i would cite estee lauder, ulta beauty costco had a strong year, a name to look at if you look for off price apparel take a look at tjx but in the direct comparison of walmart and target i think target wins out. >> we have what? two minutes left of the session. those possible record closes loo looking elusive now, mike. >> yeah. slippage very minimal moves and low volumes as you might expect. if you look at the volume split on the new york stock exchange it is pretty evenly split all day. roughly in the 50/50 zone. noncommittal market. people skim off the fast profits from the big winners of the last week or so new lows versus new highs in the nasdaq another little increase in new 52-week lows on the nasdaq smaller names and down and out it is happening in the tape. volatility index is settling back below 18 on the

companies like i named, target walmart, the stores are jammed costco, i went there the other day you couldn't find a single parking space. where were all of those people in the store, shopping, inside today is the last day for most retailers you can order and get it delivered before christmas. costco said the last sleigh leaves at midnight so people will have to go to the stores the next few days. >> department stores, can they survive as a group >> great question. i haven't seen any one of them do the kind of massive reinvention of business model they are going to need to do in order the thrive what wasn't working before the pandemic isn't going to work now. even in november that dead cat bounce seemed to be operating on fumes as their two-year stack was the worst of any segment, even during boom times for a retailer, even restaurants did better than department stores in a two-year comparison. it is clear what they are doing isn't working. and once they get into next year and beyond, the fact that they have no clothes is going to be obvious. this he need to reinvest their business a

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we just moved to a place that has a walmart close. will tell you what, they do a terrific job grocery and hard and soft goods. plus they're buying that stock back. the stock is off all-time highs. i think it has upside. charles: i'm a target man myself but i hear where you're coming from. rob, you teased us good. give us that stock. >> what you want to look at next year my three horsemen. coin boys will catch a rally this stock sold off. nvidia which is powering everything. as rates start to rise, people have a lot less liquidity they will spend on credit cards. capital one is the one you want to use. charles: it is in your wall lit. kim, gary, rob, have a great christmas. always appreciate your insight. coming up my holiday message to individual investors. trey collins joins me with how amc is testing for a possible 2022. there is big money to be made in access trading t takes special quality, even more so than special tools. don't worry we have the guy who can sell you, to set you straight. be ready to learn something when we come b

amazon, walmart and irma caesar limiting the number a person can buy. walmart is limiting online orders to eight testing kits. amazon isn't far behind, capping it at 10. governor newsom today said being fully vaccinated is no longer enough. announced a covid-19 booster will be mandatory for health-care care workers in california. it will have until february 1 to get the shot. >> i think it is the wise move. we need to make sure we don't have the staffing shortages. ama: governor newsom is also encouraging every californian to get tested after the holidays. to make that easier, all state-run testing centers are expanding hours. dan: today, the colorado -- california state university program will require students, faculty and staff members to get the covid-19 booster shot. >> while we are on winter recess, i think it is a good move. dan: they face a fibroid 28 deadline to get that booster shot or six months after the last original dose -- fibroid 28 deadline. if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can always ask our vaccine team. had to abc7ne

we do not see that in west virginia is a matter of fact, the larger pharmacies and walmarts and pharmacies ksupermarkets and the rightiesn the full reason cbs is, but for the most part, they were pretty good job of policing the senate that half the people who were obviously bringing in bogus prescriptions but that does not seem to bepr the case nationwid, disorderly that's my question because there's a trial that started earlier this week in ohio where the plaintiff, the cities and towns across the country, was part of this consolidation mdl ind cleveland, were never a number of cases they're going toe to toe with the pharmacy chains are now saying they contributed to the opioid epidemic, but you know, in west virginia have to say that really you have a situation where you have an independent pharmacy and a family owned pharmacy distributing thousand oxycontin pills or hydrocodone pills for what it did, down the street, just like to walk away, it would be a walgreens that would distributing it like 1000 oxycontin pills or hydrocodone pills so very different but my guess is that the weightl

amazon, walmart and irma caesar limiting the number a person can buy. walmart is limiting online orders to eight testing kits. amazon isn't far behind, capping it at 10. governor newsom today said being fully vaccinated is no longer enough. announced a covid-19 booster will be mandatory for health-care care workers in california. it will have until february 1 to get the shot. >> i think it is the wise move. we need to make sure we don't have the staffing shortages. ama: governor newsom is also encouraging every californian to get tested after the holidays. to make that easier, all state-run testing centers are expanding hours. dan: today, the colorado -- california state university program will require students, faculty and staff members to get the covid-19 booster shot. >> while we are on winter recess, i think it is a good move. dan: they face a fibroid 28 deadline to get that booster shot or six months after the last original dose -- fibroid 28 deadline. if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can always ask our vaccine team. had to abc7ne

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and many have heard that the ceo of walmart, who i met with this week, speaking about the steps we've taken. he said, and i quote, "the combination of private enterprise and government working together has been really successful all the way through the supply chain, there's been a lot of innovation." end of quote. here's what the progress has looked like. the first thing we had to do was speed up the operations at our ports. americans are buying more goods than ever and a lot of those goods come through our ports. 40% of the goods that come into the country on the west coast come through two ports, los angeles and long beach. to help relieve congestion, i brought together labor and management and asked them to step up and cooperate more -- to move toward operating those ports not five days a week, 40 hours a week, but 24 hours a day, seven days a week by adding more shifts at night and on the weekends. then we had to make sure that people could transport those goods from the ports to stores and homes across the country. we've broken up logjams there as well. private-sector port termin

>> walmart is not cleaning up its act and we are all paying the price. it's time for this unacceptable behavior to end. no corporation is too big to follow the law. this lawsuit -- this lawsuit should be a warning to the worst offenders. dan: the attorney general says walmart is illegally dumping numerous items and responded with the statement, "the state is demanding a level of compliance regarding waste disposal of stores from common household products and items that goes beyond what is required by law." ama: coming up, a major development to the case of the security guard, and killed last month -- shot and killed in oakland. >> there is misinformation in spanish that's hitting the community hard. dan: using cartoons to comb to b misinformation. meet the artists who had life-saving work during the pandemic. ama: giving a bottle of wine as a christmas gift might be more valuable than you think. al - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year

bed bath & beyond, walmart, home depot and lowe's have 90-day return policies. kohl's, 180 days and costco will let you return products at any time, except for electronics which have a 90-day return window. if it's footwear or clothing, make sure you don't wear that item out until you know that you want to keep it. stores do have the right to refuse a refund if the items look used or they're heavily soiled. if it's in a state that you wouldn't buy it in, your refund will probably be rejected. however, if the product is damaged or defective, the retailer will almost always give you a refund or at least let you exchange it. it's easier than ever to return simple tips. okay. so i know regifting can be a social no-no, but consider it. especially if the store won't take back an item that's been opened. by one estimate, about 5 billion pounds worth of returned items end up in landfills so even though some stores might take back certain things it doesn't mean they can be resold so consider a donation or that good old regifting. is better for the environment. >> good ad