it is generated an appeal for boycott of walmart stores in quebec. what they were pointing to was these special chambers you can see here. there appear to have been barriers installed in walmart stores with glass paneling that could be moved around. it left a lot of people concerned that this is how the unvaccinated visitor would be treated, they would be caged. walmart says that those unvaccinated wait to be escorted to the pharmacy. indeed, the vaccine pass is ambitious to say the least it is being introduced in quebec and it means you cannot get into places like walmart unless you produce the vaccine past. what about people who want to access pharmaceutical products in walmart in canada? what they have done in order to make an exception for that for people to come in and get their medical necessities is to wait and be escorted by member of staff. if that is true and that has been verified, walmart were quick to point out and it appears to be true that these cubicles are for staff, not for customers. it is to allow staff members to stand in a prote

i know you said you went to walmart and got them at $14.99 for the kroger and the walmarts of the world, for a retailer trying to sell these at cost >> walmart is doing it right target isn't even selling these. >> this is not a critique of walmart. this is to say the opportunity set for doug mcmillan for the folks at kroger, the folks at cvs. the opportunity for them at a time when they talk constantly about their responsibility to society and their role in the neighborhood and the opportunity to sell it at cost god bless walmart. >> walmart has already done that this morning >> becky, i didn't say they are doing something else >> yesterday, it was $19.99. this morning, it was $14 i think they already got the message before you >> fair enough we'll leave it there >> my problem is that some of these companies have done a better job providing these getting through the pandemic than anybody else has. i'm lax to scream of these guys. would it be nice to see them do it, for sure >> i'm not screaming at doug mcmillan i'm saying doug and everybody else should continue at pace >> not everybody

walmart is looking to establish its own cryptocurrency. they filed for trademarks last month. plan to start selling virtual items like electronics, toys, appliances and more. we are talking virtual things. walmart may be preparing a virtual shopping experience, and may offer customers a digital currency. last year they posted a job looking for a cryptocurrency product specialist. i bet there -- they are in high demand. larry, you are big into crypto. what say you? larry: the first thing, the fact that you have walmart interested in crypto tells you exactly what is happening in this space. this is becoming more and more mainstream, even though it is practically impossible to explain to anybody how crypto really works. i think that is the first thing. the second thing is, if you are into gaming, you understand the concept of, if i'm playing world of warcraft or whatever, i need to buy x number of coins to get the weapon to bop somebody on the head. i don't know what walmart has in their array that they would offer that they would need cryptocurrency -- remember a couple years ag

>> first of all we welcome the announcement from walmart today, walmart is another critical into theypto nft space we look forward with the likes of walmart or many of the other crypto exchanges, banks in syntax in the space. highly interested we love to see their announcement today on the idea of building on the country currency ecosystem as well as the rising nft which we see and explode as well. lauren: what inning and the metaverse baseball game are we in right now? >> i certainly think you have to say were in the second inning maybe the third but it's still really, really going and people try to figure this space out in terms of what is happening with crypto currency, security, and fts in the broader world. lauren: does come source plan to get into the metaverse. >> as we think about every expansion of things into the metaverse opens up security and authentication. for us arculus is not just about crypto but we have a vision you could use the arculus product to lock down your investment account, your banking account, online gaming, online gambling. all of these things as the met

this can't be good for walmart whatsoever.hits one way or another but this is for all women out there that should all have the same opportunity and i'm not a woman so i can't tell the difference between the two. why in the world and walmart come to terms in 2022 to provid women with women's pants. this is why i am on the plaintiff's side. >> they go on to say that no associate male or female is required with company pants. she's maintained her grade poin average and it dual enrollment taking multiple advanced placement classes coming to pla soccer this 17 -year-old wants to become a lawyer someday. you work hard and go after. >> i'm going to tell you about coach in pennsylvania. monday eggs from hitting pittsburgh. that's when this football coach told his team don't do it today we are going to send you out to shovel for elderly neighbors. that is the work of today. don't take money. it's a great lesson and i love that they got out there help some folks in need. >> what a great idea and a blessing to other people. that is it fr

the american retailer, walmart is half the paid leave work cuz that test positive. the caveat, all must isolate he company policy says now get just one week off we heard from walmart employee. he says, the move though is putting people's lives at risk. i don't want to have to pay sick, but you're for employees who are going to be at work. they'd rather us come to work 6 spread, the virus to other people get other people sick. have to go on our way even all that. some are afraid. you know, getting a virus, if they get the virus, you know, what do they can do? it's are so sick after 5 days. i mean, i feel the same way. i can't coming to work when i'm so have a good spread it everywhere. they really don't care so much for all, all of our lives in danger, even more than before, as just not worse. i'm not going to die for wal mart. and now i don't think anybody else wants to dr. wal mart either. and walmart, new policies do follow updated recommendations from the us centers for disease control and prevention that allow people to isolate for 5 days africa with 19 infectio

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george. >>> we get to news about walmart now.their doorstep, but directly into their refrigeratoor if the want? so, becky, you got to give us the details on this, i don't quite get it, but go ahead. >> reporter: good morning, george. yeah, grocery delivery direct to fridge. technically walmart is calling it in-home delivery and you're right, the idea of having groceries unloaded into the refrigerator is a little hard to wrap your brain around, it's appealing but a total stranger entering your home while you're not there. for some that may be one step too far. ♪ delivery to your doorstep. this morning, walmart is going further, delivery people letting themselves into your home and unloading the groceries into your fridge. >> just the ultimate convenience to know that when you pull in the driveway after work, you go inside, all the things that you ordered are put away safely and left carefully out for you to use. >> reporter: it only works with web-connected smart locks like the level lock or certain garage door openers. walmart sa

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the mom responded, no money will do, the mom waited for taylor to leave the walmart.lmart, and in the parking lot, according to police, taylor approached this mother again saying that $250,000 wasn't enough, what about $500,000? what about half a million dollars? this mom, locked herself inside her car with her children, and according to police, taylor continued to scream at this woman, that she was willing to pay $500,000 for her child. eventually taylor drove off, according to police, that's when this mom called the police, officers responded, reviewed the surveillance video from inside the walmart, and, remember, this is a small town, police identified taylor from that surveillance video, they then arrested her, charged her with the sale or purchase of a child, a third degree felony. she has since bonded out and, brianna, cnn's attempts to reach taylor have not been successful. >> so many more questions about this. rosa, thank you for that report. >>> here's what else to watch today. >>> a scary situation involving apple ceo tim cook, who is the target of an allege

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chris said, angela drove him to work at walmart.pped him off before 11 pm. >> and that kids are, and i say, i love you sweetheart, drive safe. have a good night. >> angela was nervous, he said. afraid to be left alone. >> why did he say she was anxious that night? >> the night before, she said, that she heard somebody messing around at the front door of the residents. she felt like she was being watched. >> so, said chris, he called and texted her repeatedly. but after 2 am, he said, she did not pick up when he called. >> and he figured that she had fallen asleep. >> but no, she was not sleeping. but who killed her? and why? when chris first arrived at the police station, they let him make a phone call. it was obvious, he had his own suspect in mind. >> richie is probably be piece of -- who did it. god, i hope they piece it to him. i hope so. >> richie? who was he. >> a pregnant young mom, dad. toddler nearby. an investigation about to lead to even darker discoveries. coming up. >> her fingernails were broken off. >> detectives talk

we heard from walmart employee. he does say though that the move in his, her belief is putting people's lives at risk. i don't want to pay sickly for employees who aren't going to be at work. they'd rather us come to work sick, spread the virus to other people, get other people sick. have them have to go on our way even all that. some are afraid of getting a virus. if they get the virus, what are they going to do? if they're still sick after 5 days? i mean, i feel the same way. i can't coming to work when i'm still have coven spread it everywhere. they really don't care. so i put all, all our lives in danger even more than before as just not worse. i'm not going to die for wal mart. and i don't think anybody else wants to dr. wal mart either. well, he policies the follow up dated recommendations from the us centers for disease control and prevention that do allow people to isolate for 5 days are for cobra. 19 infection instead of 10, a walmart spokesperson said they had also introduced a number of other policies to,

we had target yesterday, john from walmart today.ill have best buy and lowe's on this afternoon, ralph lauren this morning pepsi could yesterday. i think what we're seeing is that consumers continue to be in a very strong, healthy position because of the fiscal stimulus and because they haven't been spending money in other parts of the economy. the omicron variant has really caused a spike in shortages in some categories because so many workers throughout the supply chain aren't able to do what they do every day for american consumers. the supply chain issues are going to persist for the rest of this year. it is going to take a while for inflation to come back down but we're hopeful as the omicron virus burns through the economy in the next six weeks that we should be in a much better place in the next month or two. david: matt, you mentioned the fiscal stimulus. precisely that stimulus that is one of the main causes of inflation. i mean you have the federal reserve buying up all of this debt being issued by the treasury because of t

think about walmart. and that can help offset some of the margin pressure we're going to see in the near term from things like fresh food and inflation that walmart is trying to keep prices lower for customers. >> you know, overall, they did transform to a digital business too, a certain extent. what grade do you give them in terms of how they execute said on what's been a substantial investment for them? >> i'd give them a grade, an a-minus. minus because they were late to the game 10 years ago, however many years ago. a lot of the traditional retailers are in denial about the online opportunity as amazon got bigger, they started to go down the road of omni channel took years to test it out and work they convinced to be aggressive about it and i think they've done a great job. >> you can recall episodes where stocks kind of freak out on the heels of the vestment announcement you haven't really seen that in this roll out. it is evolutionary >> it's been a low market multiple earnings have grown. the stock

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he wondered, did the walmart suspects now, in his holding cell, have an appetite for carjackings? told to -- chester field. the detective called counterpart their, about his find. >> i told him, i think it felt related. can you get somebody to go into the car, without getting evidence, and see if there's anything that links the bank robbery to matt laundrie? sure enough, there was. >> it had to do with that math found inside mass car. when investigators got a closer look, they saw ex marks a spot, pinpointing the flag store bank. which the guy had robbed, and briefly held a 19-year-old hostage. now, lieutenant blair began filling in the blanks. he figured the guy who pulled off the bank job, was the same guy carjack matt laundries honda, with math in it. but, he wasn't ready to share his conclusion with mass parents. he had something to do, first. at 11:30, tuesday night, the detective and a partner went down to that bleak section of detroit, where matt's green honda had been ditched. we start looking for matt laundrie. >> so the question in your mind, are we going to find the bod

haidi: it is fascinating, the walmart story that we can determine from these huge trademarks and theylike the potential to make and sell virtual goods, decor, electronics and personal care products. it represents a significant step for walmart and mainstream retail in general as we see a lot of studies on how to participate in the metaverse and in august, saying they were in a position to develop the digital currency and growth as well as looking at crypto-related opportunity investments and partnerships. they were recruiting for a role that would be working in that part of the business. very interesting when it comes to this idea of walmart connect and some of the filings we saw at the end of the year. let's get a check of the latest business flash headlines. the bank of nanjing planning to boost its holding to take control of its finance business. it intends to hold talks with shareholders about acquiring the stake and a deal would need regulatory approval. the consumer finance approval is 1% as of june last year. hpsc -- india's largest private lender reported income of 1.4 billion

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from walmart. the family's youngest boy. just 22 month-old began clicking away on mom's phone while she path walmart app open. you can see him there. the mom at several items in her cart for review. when the little guy hit order for all of it. the family realized what happened when they started getting these huge packages in the mail. the kamar say they plan to return. most of these items bought because they weren't prepared to pay for it all at once. and of course, are going to be much closer eye on their kid. they are also very grateful for walmart's return policy. wow. look at this. 20 panda cubs making their public debut at a nature reserve in southwestern china. the panda toddlers range in age 12200, 90 days old. the debut ceremony marks the year of the tiger and the upcoming beijing winter olympics. this particular nature center now has 356 pandas. so it's a big population in the meantime, the group photos. they say they're never easy. the toddler's keep rolling around the pandas. keep wandering off to play. but they w

next up on "today in the bay," the goods walmart is getting ready to sell. >>> stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." 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. it's monday morning. it's about 5:14, and our temperatures in the 40s and 50s. it's 47 degrees and looks like we will remain dry for the remainder of the week. stick around for my full forecast. let's stick around for a check of traffic with mike. >> nobody is sticking around. traffic is well on the move for 101. we will talk about what is different for some folks taking that commute or a pleasure ride along that peninsula and around the bay, coming up. >>> apple will require all store and corporate employees to get a booster shot. this is according to a report sent by an eternal e-mail. pt worke

walmart and kroger raising the price of their at-home covid test as they deal with the white house and the deal of the cost expired. the inax test rising from $14 to $20 and kroger pricing theirs at $24 in new jersey, a sharp increase of hospitalizations. rising above 5,000 since the earliest days of the pandemic. positive tests have tripled. and pediatrics seeing 176 kids admitted releasing data that the omicron variant is not the problem only accounting for 14% of new cases. joining us now to make sense of all of this, president of university hospital in newark. doctor, need your guidance and insight at this critical time. i don't know if you follow me on social media i'm trying to make sense of the data what are you seeing on the ground right now >> thank you for having me first, with the omicron variant, it is a less severe variant. so tracking cases as the primary metric doesn't make any sense anymore in terms of society and health tracking hospitalizations and showing health care demand is more important than even when you look down at hospitalizations as of yesterday, our hospit

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. >>> welcome back check out the action in alcoa, walmart and general mills.traders choice. which one do you want to trade >> i'm going the trade it with general mills. the only reason why i'm trading with general mills is that i'm going for that yields on the stock. i think inflation will be transitory it's budding up against that 2018 resistance. i don't think it has more in the tank past like 62 or so. we're trading at 58. i think you have long term resistance general mills, what do you want to trade >> i've been waiting for years to talk about this stock sadly, i don't think i would trade general mills for the long term here is what i'll say about it i think it will work if we see continued weakness maybe an obvious statement i've been talking about this relationship between discretionary and staples being a wellw -- bellwether i would pay attention to that as a signal for whether the market is able to hold its footing here or continue lower. it gets the job done i do think maybe walmart is the best combination of defensiveness but still being exposed to e

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walmart is the largest private u.s.could serve as a bellwether for other major employers looking to reduce covid leave. on the news, from innovative ways to work remotely incentive aimed to get employees back into the office that's all tonight 7:00 p.m. eastern time back to you, sara>> melissa lee, thank you. we'll see you later. >>> as melissa mentioned, walmart, it certainly was a bright spot today. up 1.3%. the dow itself lost more than 300 points the company making some news in the delivery space earlier frank holland here with more frank? >> hey there, sara walmart says 30 million customers will now able to get its high-tech delivery service called inhome this year. that's up from 6 million, adding major cities like los angeles and chicago. this is a demo of the service. they place your items in your refrigerator, your kitchen or in your garage. the delivery, it's also recorded you can also watch it live orders placed by 1:00 a.m. are delivered by noon the same day you can also schedule for one of your online retur

but the walmart clips no way he said.oyfriend, 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 week that had said he'd actually talked about murder suicide sometime

they are $20 at walmart, $24 at kroger.nd cvs, i give credit to walmart for cost at 20. >> not like they are price gouging but moving up to what everybody else is. to bit coin, seems like it is stock around 46,$000. lauren: the range to be precise over the past four weeks, 45,400 to 52,100. that could change today. the minutes from the fed's last meeting. how aligned are policymakers trimming the balance sheet, hiking interest rates. bitcoin and crypto currencies emerging technology, tech stocks are sensitive to monetary policy tightening. stuart: didn't realize that connection. our about interest. there is one investment firm out there that says that stock is absolutely going to take off. lauren: piper sandler, stocks will go to 53, user based on mobile, they call it stable. guggenheim cut pin -- pinterest, stock is down 9%, i don't call at one% gain a rebound. stuart: sharply higher, i am seeing on my prompter here sony is getting into the electric vehicle game. what? lauren: they are an entertainment company. think of al

raised around four people doing plenty of screen time, this so-called covid baby may be walmart's evermeone has to follow and you have to say yes, and you have the card information and all this i never expected that he was going to order everything, which we saved later for the checking out later on >> reporter: and this isn't even everything that he ordered his parents say that they're going to drive it to the local walmart. sa >>> evacuations ordered at the u.s. embassy in ukraine, as a military build up continues and diplomatic efforts appear to be gaining no new ground. >> has the omicron wave in america peeked >>> plus the tusands that showed up to protest vaccine man mandates. >>> today, former porn star stormy daniels will testify against her former attorney over allegations he defrauded her >>> and a new look at a historic image that's chafging

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. >>> kroger and walmart are raising the prices of at-home covid testing kits.oth stores are selling the kits made by abbott laboratories. last year they pledged to sell the product at cost for 100 days to expand testing options for americans. those 100 days are now up. instead of $14, consumers will pay at least $5 more depending on the store. the testing kits are currently sold out on line at both kroger and walmart. >>> for the first time general motors has been outsold in the u.s. by another automaker. toyota edged out gm last year. the japanese car company sold 2.3 million vehicles. gm sold 2.2 million. analysts say toyota handled the supply chain issues better than gm. >>> and crystal pepsi is making a comeback to celebrate 30 years. you won't find it in stores. pepsi announced a contest on twitter. they want you to submit a photo of yourself from the '90s. better be a good one. there will be 300 winners. the deadline is tomorrow morning. crystal pepsi was announced in 1992. it had just a short run of two years, but the clear soda has returned since for se

. >>> walmart is cutting paid leave for workers who test positive for covid according to a memo seen by reuters news. quarantining workers will now get one week instead of two under a new policy that seems to be more in line with the change to cdc guidance. walmart says workers who are still sick after that can potentially get additional pay for up to 26 weeks. now to wall street. >>> all right. that is the opening bell, virtual claps back there. the dow is down right now in the red but overall stocks are slightly higher. the nasdaq bouncing back after two down days. >>> back to our coverage of the capitol siege one day later -- one year later, like september 11 some now call january 6 a potentialal pivotal point for america. in the days and months ahead lawmakers will have to decide how serious they are about protecting democracy as well as the right of voters to choose their leader. nbc bay area's scott mcgrew picks up the story from here. >> ah! ah! >> move back! >> reporter: on january 7, 2021, anti-democratic forces tried to stop the u.s. congress from of the capitol where insur

galo: aquÍ en walmart en mismo producto se promociona por menos dinero. >> se necesita tiempo. en este paÍs. la variante o micrÓn causÓ mÁs del 95% de los casos de covid. hay ahora muchas mÁs hospitalizaciones que en septiembre. la crisis de o micrÓn llega a los restaurantes. lidia nos habla del grave problema que enfrenta esta industria. siempre estoy pensando en la salud y en el bienestar de los empleados. >> vemos a tantas personas por dÍa y uno nunca sabe, como es algo tan contagioso tenemos que mantener la salud del restaurante y de los empleados es lo mayor en mi mente. >> mÁs del 67 por ciento de estudiantes reportan contagios. >> hay 30 por ciento menos de persona en esta industria. >> no hay gente para trabajar en la cadena de distribuciÓn y esto afecta a todo estados unidos. >> hemos visto que ya no es ciega por dos semanas. —— llega por dos semanas. patricia: el departamento de transporte de virginia informÓ que ya no quedan conductores varados en la autopista. algunos estuvieron mÁs de 24 horas atrapados. uno de los que quedÓ varado fue el senador tim kane. 200 pasa

. >>> walmart is investing $400 million in south san francisco bays indoor vertical farm, plenty. the retail giant also announced it will buy leafy greens from them for stores in california. the investment is one of the biggest to date in the indoor farming business, but, high cost have been a challenge for the industry. walmart says the deal is subject to regulatory approval. >>> apples popular air tags can be used to find everyday items that may get lost. but as reported megan hickey reports, police worn the summer using the tiny device to spy on unsuspecting victims. >> i think it is an easy tool to track people and to do it relatively anonymously. that is concerning. >> reporter: elizabeth is talking about the apple air tag . tiny devices can be placed on everything, from luggage to keys and tracked down if lost or stolen. but, elizabeth says someone put one on her car while she was out shopping. during the drive home, her iphone warned that an air tag was detected and had tracked her for five miles. >> you can see on the map, on the maps of the air tag had dropped off in the

walmart is selling the same test for almost $20.e stocks in the premarket, walmart slightly higher, kroger slightly lower. 4.5 million americans quit their jobs in november, many leaving for higher wages, more flexibility and better opportunities. the labor department says there were 10.6 million job openings at the end of november, those numbers are expected to remain high as the number of available workers lags behind postings in the tighter labor market. they call it the great resignation. it's real. and then there is this. sony is looking to get into the electric vehicle market. the company unveiling a prototype seven seat electric suv during the las vegas ces tech conference last night, first showing off an ev sedan at ces a few years ago, t at the time they didn't have plans to sell a sony car. now they plan to launch sony mobility sometime this spring. dagen: thank you so much for that. tesla meantime, speaking of electric car companies, opening a new showroom in the capital city of china's xinjiang he region, the same area w

six of them from my charitable trust follow that by joining cnbc's club chevron, windy, nucor and walmartks you want to own when the fed is talking about inflation. they're going to outperform the broader s&p 500. abbott is a big biomedical company. you need these before you even go out to dinner just show it that's what we do. show it. don't rely on one from the morning. one from the evening it's great don't rely on a pcr test from the morning. get the abbott test and look at it before you go if you see two lines, you're going to watch netflix for the next five days abbvie is abbott's former division chevron and walmart are household names. lindy is an industrial gas distributor and nucor is the best steel maker in the world. we're big believers in discipline and discipline says you have to take something off the table when you have a huge gain that's why the trust sold a little abbott, a little abbabbve and nucor. i like the stocks but you need to take profits while you have them in case they get hit. what about the other dividend aristocrats? first there are eight companies that have b

i work for walmart. >> judge judy: how long have you been working for walmart?i just returned. i had a baby, my 6-month-old. >> judge judy: were you working while the children were little? >> i wasn't working the last year and a half. >> judge judy: prior to that, you did work? >> prior to that, yes, ma'am. i did work. >> judge judy: i'm just curious. is there any reason, ms. torres, that you didn't finalize this arrangement with a marriage? >> my mother and my stepfather lived together, unmarried, for 30 years, and they had a very healthy marriage, so... >> judge judy: well, they had a very healthy relationship. >> well, relationship, yes. they had four children, loving home. to me, it was just a piece of paper. as long as the home is loving

i'm not going to die for wal mart, and i don't think anybody else wants to dr. wal mart either. walmart su policies follow up dated recommendations from the us census for disease control and prevention that allow people to isolate for 5 days after a covered 1900 infections to the 10. a wal mart spokesperson said. they had also introduced a number of other policies to help employees during the crisis, including working from home where possible until the end of january, the surgeon covered cases in the us, those co significant labor shortages. a survey of hourly paid workers from the 65 percent of them who reported being sick in the last month said they went to work anyway. peter norton. again, believe it's because people just can't afford to take the time off. if you have something fever, you still might feel sick, you know, i still not feel well, but you still can come to work. and after 5 days you don't get paid anymore. you don't pay more paid pay leave for that because of that. a lot of people are going to say, even if they do have a fever or something like that, they're going to say

but he ended up buying more than $1700 worth of furniture from walmart. he's just under 2 years old and apparently began clicking on the phone while the walmart app was open. the mother had some things in her car. she was going to review them, but he hit order for the whole thing. and the family only realize what happened when they began getting those huge boxes in the mail. the kumar say that they will return most of this and we'll keep a closer eye on this little boy and they are grateful they say for walmart's return policy. >> the better frame that picture by that's hilarious. a new survey from auto insurance dot com shows 73% of drivers in the u.s. admit to texting while driving in fact, 26% of those drivers said they do it regularly. those who say they text regularly while driving tend to be younger. 34% of people under age. 35 say they text and drive while only 4% of people over the age of 55 say they do one in 20 people surveyed admit that they have caused the crash because they were distracted on their phones. texting and driving is banned in 48

. >>> retail stocks are also coming under pressure today, macy's walmart, the dollar tree, just somef the names that are trading lower n. macy's case, by 4.5% this. comes after retail sales fell way more than expected in december higher prices, rising covid cases could have caused consumers to cut back on spending our next guest says it is getting harder to find the winners. jerry store itch is the former ceo of toys "r" us jerry a disappointing number today? >> it is not a surprise. i talked about it on cnbc two weeks ago, to be prepared for low december numbers but you have to put this in perspective. the consume remains very, very strong when you look at it on a two-year trend which is the only way the look at stable numbers, the peak was in october when sales were up 22% over two years n. december, they were up 20%, that's still a lot for a two-year trends. the issue came down to one thing. we looked at the numbers in micro levels two weeks before christmas sales fell off sharply because of omicron. i would not generalize about consumers based on that there was a little pull forw

the ultimate value in retail is walmart. it deserves more than an ecommerce multiple trading 25 times forward the big headwind for them will be labor costs i think they're able to pass on costs for anybody they want or squeeze their suppliers in an environment that also looks very uncertain. that's probably where i'd leave. stitch fix having a big day down 85 on a 52-week basis coming into this. that's the wolf in sheep's clothing i would stay away from it. >> speaking of retail, do not miss the ceo of bed, bath & beyond >>> crypto getting hit hard again. bitcoin is now down more than 35% since the november peak. the broader cryptocurrency space also getting slammed this comes on the back of a hawkish fed meeting where officials said they may need to scale back support of monetary policy karen, should we be concerned about bitcoin? i mean, it -- it's scared of the fed basically. >> it's scared of the fed in that, you know, part of the underlying theory is when inflation runs amuck, that's great for bitcoin but another part i

i like it, it is a below market multiple it's relevant situated walmart is well, it's more expensive.kind of where i have most of my ecommerce. i wonder, though, if china lockdown is a little bit of a headwind for luxury there? so that's something to worry about. but i still like target. probably with pete on this one >> pete, i was going to say, pete, are you still a target lover, too >> i am. i am as a matter of fact, on that last dip we had where it got right around that 220 level, i bought more. you know what, i like the stock. it's cheap as karen points out, that i have a great ecommerce business and i think whether it's during the pandemic or after the pandemic i think they are well fit for says going forward. they're not shopping they're continuing to move along as a company they're not letting this hamper them from the future either. they continue with the smaller stores and the rest of it. i would agree also with the walmart comment, a little bit more expensive you know what is really expensive and got hit the other day is costco. we think they do everything right it seems bu