what did you mean by walmart is the harvard of trucking. >> the trucking jobs for walmart are among mostorically has always paid top of the market and quality of life tends to have a much better reputation than what you see from the general market. walmart is, the way harvard is compared as the destination school for a lot of students and dream destination for many, walmart represents that for american truck drivers. >> does it mean anything for the stock? or is just a nice compliment i know you're not a stock guy but do you think it benefits the company? >> it does they're trying to secure and manage their supply chain internally walmart has one of the best, if not the best supply chain of all of the retailers, in terms of managing it. and they have an unusual element where they own their own trucking operations and trucking company and walmart as a trucking company would be a top three trucking company for-hire trucking company independent of the retail stores, so walmart making investments in their supply chain and specifically in their trucking operations will position them to respon

>> jim, we've had a long, long-term relationship with walmart.n i joined the company, and i can tell you that commitment is much, much deeper. that it's 20 tons. but we expect and we expect to be expanding and growing with walmart. and we expect to be much larger than 20 tons i think a perfect example, years ago, i was out talking about doing 63 forklift trucks with walmart. today we're doing 9500 and look, i think green hydrogen can grow the same way. >> well, i don't want to be too optimistic, but when i thought of this, i said to myself, energy security. how about europe and energy security this could be perfect for everybody. >> you know, jim, we had our brand launch today i had people from belgium here and other european countries when you look at it, we -- we have done -- and it may not seem like a huge number, but in the last ten days i've done about $45 million worth of new contracts for generating green hydrogen with our electlizers in you're, and we expect to see it continue to expand rapidly in europe so it is something that we're deve

y ahora la escasez de camioneros en la naciÓn que alcanza 80 mil puestos vacantes ha llevado a walmartlÍan 50.000 dÓlares hoy valen 120 mil dÓlares, entonces si walmart da esa opciÓn, me imagino que vamos a agarrar por allÁ. >> para combatir la falta de camioneros, walmart tambiÉn ofrece cursos de capacitaciÓn y espera que mÁs de 400 candidatos vengan desde afuera. >> vamos a empezar a trabajar. >> y que aspirantes como fernando opten por trabajar con ellos. >> escuchar una noticia como esta, ganar 110 mil al aÑo claro que me dan ganas hasta de aplicar. >> ahora mismo la compaÑÍa walmart cuenta con 12 mil camioneros, 7 mil fueron contratados en los Últimos dos aÑos, y 4500 en el 2021. >> puede ser algo bueno, pero en mi caso personal como soy el dueÑo de mi propio camiÓn, prefiero yo estar con mi camiÓn. >> en estados unidos existen 4700 tiendas walmart y precisamente por eso la importancia que tienen los choferes, quienes se encargan entregarles, no solo walmart sube el salario de los conductores para contrarrestar. >>. >> las capacitaciones permiten a los candidatos interesados ahorr

to be walmart.ow 20 target mid teens i prefer target but i own both. i have more target than walmart. >> the likes of the big box retailers can squeeze their suppliers for them to bare the burden of increased prices >> they win in this environment and now walmart finally after a long time going sideways is making its move. and i think there's more move. on valuation alone you got to like wall mortgage like walmart then you have dollar tree, dollar gen sold off recently these names you can own in the environment i think we're about to get into. >> coming up it's been a i volatile ride for the market and into shortage of fears for investors so what's the number one concern keeping traders awake at night we'll bring the full report next the pursuit is on. the pursuit of outperformance at pgim. with deep expertise to outthink across multiple asset classes, actively managing investments in the world's public and private markets. outscale, with the resources to serve 1,500 clients in 52 countries. and out

you pitched to walmart, they rarely say yes.to jump through hoops to do that. >> well no one is doing what we're doing is and it's not only disruptive to the category but it's what the consumer wants, now more than ever with covid you have consumers that are more aware of what they are putting in their bodies and more aware of what they are eating and their health in general so for us, it was, you know, walmart sees this , they see it as the future of the consumer, they see the consumer is shift ing and is more aware of their labels and what they're reading and what they want to take so this has been, it's in something they have been excited about from the start and really leaned in and they are behind us liz: well i find any start up that disrupts an industry fascinating, and when you get on the shelf at walmart, that's pretty major because you think about the big boys in the business, and they do not take kindly. i'm talking about in any industry. we watched airbnb and the hotel industry and the lobbyists try to crush airbnb b

confrontation inside a florida walmart and an officer using a taser to take down a woman who was said to be threatening shoppers with a knife. the woman allegedly used meth before the incident, she was arrested and charged with assault. >>> it is every parent's nightmare. you leave the car running to do a quick errand and someone jumps into your car and drives off with your child in the back seat. that's what happened to an atlanta mom but thanks to quick police work and technology, it has a happy ending. this body camera video shows police officers in atlanta, chasing down a man accused of carjacking a vehicle with a 9-year-old boy still inside. the boy's mother said she pulled into a parking lot, leaving her keys and her son inside. the suspect then jumped in and drove off. >> check area of south gordon. >> reporter: but the boy's mother was able to watch their every move, because she was tracking her son's smartphone, equipped with the "find my iphone" gps feature. police quickly caught up with the car, arresting the suspect and rescuing her son. >> you okay? >> yes. >> reporter: e

since 2008 we can show you the chart the stock was at about $55 a share for walmart.re it is now more than $100 in fact i was last looking at it walmart, $157 since they announced back in 2008 they were going to do this , plug power you guys turned around. you were down earlier, and now you are up. you are moving higher, andy, we want to go visit your plant, we want to see how this works. thank you so much for joining us >> thank you, liz, i'd love to have you there. liz: we're going, we're going to make that happen. andy marsh ceo of plug power we're coming right back stocks are at session highs we do continue to watch twitter up more than 6.25% right now. so you only pay for what you need? oh, like how i customized this scarf? wow, first time? check out this backpack i made for marco. oh yeah? well, check out this tux. oh, nice. that'll go perfect with these. dude... those are so fire. [whines] only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ liz: okay you want to know what a third of a percent gain in a stock looks like? take a look at shares of be

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keep josh talking because he's going to love the breakout here in walmart, but it's about my concerns on the show and i said i bought bunge and nutrient and deere and agriculture midland and the agriculture play >> yes >> i know the folks on twitter are criticizing me because i bought it high and this is the beginning stage and this is the first inning with the concerns that we have toward agriculture and the underinvestment in terms of paper assets toward agriculture plays themselves what does walmart do it offers food inflation february, the study came out and it compared all of the supermarkets, the pricing of food, well, guess what walmart comes in 14% lower versus all its peers so you're going to have a consumer that is going to be price conscious. they're going to be looking towards a place like walmart where they'll get the necessities at a lower price walmart will capture market share and they'll have a multi-ier breakout on the stock above 183 and the stock trades about their 200. >> josh, he was trying to tee you up with this break out >> yeah, and historically, joe's right.

walmart is hitting the paycheck gas pedal. turned 50 years last year. >> so every single one of those years we've been looking at the benefits, the environment that we create, the safety that we drive through the streets and compensation is a big element. according to several reports, the average annual salary for a truck driver. >> is under $60,000 a year this month, the retail giant announced its drivers will start behind the wheel, making 90% more have run into several people dead. >> said that was just even more motivation for them to make that leap over and they're asking a lot of questions. walmart has taken a truck driving for myself probably a lot of people to another level. i think it has great out. i already receive a several notes from from our truck drivers and associates expressing their gratitude on. >> on how impactful this is for there. financials for their future, for their for their household. so we're excited to be part of that in that $110,000 starting salary is just the beginning of the 12,000 drivers for

>> interesting actually less about the walmarts of the world and more about big tech walmart the exampleank. weren't actually able to get a bank charter and scrapped that doing more of a partnership model. seems like fintechs see the walmarts of the world as potential partners, although someone like john rainey moving there could be a sign taking payments more seriously and build things in-house. big tech seems to be the real threat when it comes to a lot of fintech companies. bill rd, head of vinmolest to go to google. a similar situation around his departure. what does it mean for payments big companies building things internally interesting to see if less of a a partnership model going forward. >> paypal one. few users in the qqqs. all tech names rallying today. thank you. zoom video, splunk, crowdsprik, a big pop up 9 and 8%. >>> delta rallies, reporting a smaller than expected loss the company forecasting a profit current quarter. delta ceo bastion on "squawk on the street." listen. >> never seen in our company's history demand for our product and services at the level we are and th

walmart says the average salary right now is about $56,000. walmart isn't the only one.co announced plans for a similar salary hike. the american trucking association said the country is down some 80,000 law haul drivers. >>> i want drama? you have got it. the giants' thrilling win on opening day. see the players coming back into locker room. anthony flores joins us from the ballpark with the highlights. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. >>> a big day for baseball plans. a beautiful day for baseball. >> sellout crowd. the giants and the marlins. we had a dramatic ending. le

care company, walmart is a great company. it is remarkable that what sam walton did. i love business. think about could he have done that in russia or china or iran or cuba or nicaragua? no. only in this country could he have done that. that is what we have got to fight for. it shouldn't matter where you start, the color of your skin, your religion, it shouldn't matter you live in this country or have the opportunity to be whatever you want to be, thank you for the opportunity to be here, hope you raised a lot of money and hope you help my friend john bozeman have a big win. have a great night. >> and other hand for senator scott. please welcome back barbara tillman to the stage. [applause] >> thank you, senator scott. we have a long-standing tradition of giving guns away. but the gun we give away is the one that is manufactured here. daisy has been in rogers, arkansas where we are right now, since 1958 and here it is, your air rifle. [applause] >> we also have one. you have your grandson. >> i have six grandsons. i have boug

y (nombre extranjero) así como los centros de combustible (nombre extranjero) walmart se lanzó en elgó la aeronave (nombre extranjero) que llegó por cierto a la estación espacial internacional tras un viaje de 10 >> (hablan en inglés) >> en la nave dejaron cuatro astronautas que pasarán seis meses en órbita entre ellas está jessica que se convertirá la primera mujer negra en pasar largo período de tiempo a bordo de la estación espacial porque somos la utilidad en el tiempo es hora de revisar las temperaturas actuales para eso vamos a conversar con nuestra jefe de meteorología guillermo quien también es embajador de la nasa >> quiero verte la estación espacial internacional >> un día de esto no falta el cinco 24,000,900 dólares para poder ir como le hicieron en las expediciones pasadas pero lo importante es que jessica trajo el indicador cero que estamos viendo es una tortuga ella que se encuentra aquí en su monitor de lado izquierdo estudio aquí en el área de la bahía, biología y ciencias ambientales no solo eso se recibió como doctora en geología en los Ángeles así que es muy conoci

. >> also, why officers say they were forced to tase a woman inside a walmart. new video shows the moment police taste a woman inside a walmart. >> drop the knife. now. >> and that is body camera video captures tense moments between the woman who police said was holding a knife as well as that deputy deputies there. this is north of orlando in florida, responded to calls of a woman who was threatening customers in the walmart. the video police say shows that the woman refused to drop the knife. that's when a deputy taste her detective say the woman was high on meth. no customers, fortunately were hurt. >> earlier today, minnesota prosecutors declined to file charges against a member of the city swat team who shot and killed a 22 year-old black man airlock was killed during a no knock search warrant in february. police say they opened fire after lock pointed a gun at officers. the shooting drew thousands of protesters to the streets amid calls for more police accountability. the state released to us a statement today saying that the officer was within his legal r

walmart says it will also begin offing a 12-week training program that will give its workers a chance a certified walmart truck driver. >>> and no matter how many new dining options they give americans at ballparks, hot dogs and sausages are the top fan favorites according to the national hot dog and sausage council. it says major league fans are expected to eat 19.1 million hot dogs and nearly 5 million sausages at games this season. some of the ballparks have their signature dogs like the crack -- crab mac and cheese dog or the jalapeno cheetos hot dog or just plain old ketchup. >> or one of each. it sounds delicious. thank you so much. >>> up next, a reported jail mixup. why a man arrested in connection with the shooting of lady gaga's dog walker was released from jail this week. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. available at your local >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> the much anticipated bro

aaron nolan visited walmart headquarters to get the story. every time you hit the roadways, you're going to find yourself behind one of these 18 wheelers are as normal in america is apple pie. >>but what's not normal is how much the world's biggest company is now pain. its truck drivers. >>in a career that sees more brake lights any other. walmart is hitting the paycheck gas pedal. the flea just turned 50 years last year. so every single one of those years we've been looking at the benefits, the environment that we create, the safety that we drive through the streets. >>and compensation is a big element, according to several reports, the average annual salary for a truck driver. >>is under $60,000 a year this month, the retail giant announced its drivers will start behind the wheel, making 90% more have run into several people. there. >>said that was just even more motivation for them to make that leap over and they're asking a lot of questions. wal-mart is taking truck driver for myself probably a lot of people to another level. i think it h

it is the supply-side challenges walmart is doing with, and not just walmart.y just may be better equipped than others. >> short 80,000 drivers in the u.s. put this side-by-side with the unionization story at the staten island amazon facility, and it is interesting in terms of the mix we are looking at, potentially significant upside on that pay spiral story, worried about what the impact may have long-term, or maybe the wage spiral story is front and center. the european market moving lower, equities near session lows. the european close is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 30 seconds to go until the end of regular trading here in europe this thursday. european equities have been trending lower over the last couple of hours. this is the picture across much of the continent. we are down fairly evenly which is interesting because commodity prices have been under pressure this afternoon. ftse is down by .6%. not much to separate them. there are some interesting narratives that underline those index stories. we started off on fairly good form. we have had

these here, it's going to be at walmart exclusively.sk me, please, isaac, can you make these sustainable. so it is a gift to walmart to begin with, but it's going to be later on for everybody. of. liz: isaac, do we a favor, i see somebody's operating the camera, and they zoomed in. can they zoom in again at the tiny bratz dolls that are going to be $5? and this is the first i'm hearing of it. you know i cover you guys close arely and watch you. closely and watch you. >> they're so small. they're finger size. look at the cost. so i'm -- liz: up a little -- there you go. oh. okay. >> they come in a a package of two, so they're $5 each, you get them for 10. so you get two, basically, $5 each. it's incredible. liz: okay. is there any move, isaac, because the last time you were on with us, you were really railing against the high cost of shipping because of the supply chain log jams. any loosen loosening of that, or are you still getting reamed on the cost? >> well, we are getting reamed. it's down a little bit. it's now average 8900, it use

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>>just being a driver for walmart is an award. a reward a simple salary boom. he was breaking news for an industry that needed fuel. so for us, it's not a it's not a one time event. >>it has been multiple decades of building the pride of the courtesy that these fleet kind of rounds on and compensation now is an element that puts us kind of at the top of the list and we're proud to be we consider ourselves best of the miss. so in order to be the best of the best, we have to get good quality drivers. we have to make it worth their while to be here. >>now, according to truck drivers, salary dot com, walmart was already in the top 5 for paying its truck drivers. now this fortune one company is number one. >>you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. >>welcome back. just want to give you another check in on the breaking news from earlier this afternoon. authorities in san jose have identified the suspect in that massive home depot fire that destroyed the building last week and caused over 17 million dollars in damage. dylan j crew's go. he is fac

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we've gone to shoot them, walmart they had days you could go shoot them and so they will love it. >> we have a kid size one. the grandson. >> that's great. [applause] >> senator scott, thank you. and the only thing we have to say is don't shoot your eye out. [applause]

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martin shares a long criminal history dating back nearly a decade ranging from walmart robberies to illegal firearms possession to assault with great bodily injury. he was released from prison this year after parole board granted him an early release from his 10 year sentence. the family of erick salgado is calling for a new investigation into the three chp officers. who shot the 23 year old 16 times, killing him. salgado's family and supporters gathered for a protest this morning outside the elemental county courthouse in oakland yesterday, alameda county d. a nancy o'malley announced the evidence does not support the filing of criminal charges against the officers in 2020, the chp officers attempted to stop salgado. who was driving a stolen car. they say they shot salgado after he used the car to ram their vehicles. we want justice for eric single them, and she's calling them cowards. they don't show their faces. they have protective orders against them from us the whole year and that protected them, but not now. now this report is out. there's so many discrepancies in their officers eric

friend who was insisting, according to the uncle, insisting yesterday that grandma go with her to walmart to go shopping. grandma finally went with the child and then when they returned home, that is when the kidnapping occurred. we're also told by san jose police that the man, the kidnapper in this case, the suspected kidnapper, brought his own car seat into the vicinity of the home and placed the baby in that car seat and then walked away with it. witnesses tell me there were a number, at least one arrest here. this is called mather street, right across the street from the hospital here. regional medical center in san jose. they did -- are we going to the news conference? somebody is talking in my ear and i can't make out what they're saying. we have the interview right now, the phone interview we did with the witness who spotted the baby and called police. >> last night, i was up crying and thinking that could have been anybody's baby, could have been my baby as a mom. so i got to work this morning and i noticed the van. and it just -- >> okay. that was the witness who called police. w

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we've gone to shoot them, walmart they had days you could go shoot them and so they will love it. >> we have a kid size one. the grandson. >> that's great. [applause] >> senator scott, thank you. and the only thing we have to say is don't shoot your eye out. [applause] announcer: the senate has confirmed ketanji brown jackson to be the first african-american woman to sit on the u.s. supreme court. "judge jackson's confirmation was a historic moment for our nation. we have taken another step forward. reflecting the diversity of america. i was honored to share this moment with her." president biden, vice president harris, and judge jackson will mark the historic nomination live friday starting

but is there a play for manufacture of these yes, i know walmart owns it, but someone makes it for walmartat a play in a trade down space in an inflationary environment? >> there's really only one public company i cover that makes private label and that's tree house foods that's a company that has gone through a lot of challenges. in fact, they're going through a few that might involve exiting a lot of their portfolio i think the problem with private label manufacturers is that there's a lot of them and it's a very price competitive industry. it's very hard in an inflation market to fully recapture costs and it takes longer. one of the reasons i think at the branded food companies will be challenged this year though is that private label market share declined last year by 50 base base points the factors that have caused those are likely to reverse this year as capacity comes back online and as consumers at the low end start seeking returning to lower priced options. >> got it. thank you very much. i know my family was very into toasted os growing up. i didn't know it was a different thing

walmart stock is going up. paypal and enhance its credit operation >> no. i just saw by the way my writing partner just sent me a hideous unbelievable paypal package that dan showman gave up. $32 million in compensation. and my trust owns it we're getting killed in it thank god we're long walmart no chance for a buyout i've been telling people to read the investing club newsletter that paypal is just stay away mode tonight's chartist say that history suggests that inflation could be peaking and we're about to have a big nice rally through the end of june. no one believes either of those but i like larry much more "mad money." could today's decline in halliburton, and i'm taking on the loud recessionistas and all of your calls. tonight's edition of "the lightning round. so stay with cramer. ♪ ♪ bonnie boon i'm calling you out. everybody be cool, alright? we've got bonnie right here on a video call. we don't take kindly to video calls. oh, in that case just tap to send a message. we don't take kindly to messages

as prices in general go up, the customers, the consumer is really getting squeezed and walmart is about finding the best prices on just about everything for walmart i think it's good news >> all right it is time for the final trades. let's go around the horn for monday night tim seymour? >> i'll go back to gold and it has underperformed look at it relative to the move higher back in 2020. i think gdx very well run and i love the exposure to copper. >> karen finerman? >> going into big tech earnings, the place i want to be and the place i do have the biggest is alphabet we haven't even heard much lately about the stock split i think we'll see excitement around that when it happens early july i like alphabet as a value stock right here >> guy >> i'm looking forward to seeing you in the next hour but psx has been a monster stay with it into earnings >> dan >> karen's alphabet looks like it's holding on for dear life. i like guy's ford. look at that thing as we chase that move from january >> all right that does it for us this hour. do not go anywhere we have got a special bonus edition of

you can look at walmart.s has happened many, many times in history and companies that have won and lost i gave two examples walmart and u.p.s., stock performance has been just fine. >> all right walmart managed to avoid union efforts for a long time. scott divett, from stifel, thank you. >> thank you >>> half past the hour stocks close to session highs here let's get a news update with morgan brennan. >> here is your news update at this hour. starbucks shares sinking more than 5%. the company says it is pausing stock buy back to invest more in employees and stores the announcement coming as long-time former ceo howard schultz returns to lead the company on an interim basis. >>> germany's finance minister says more bans are needed on russia no short-term alternatives and europe would inflict more damage on itself than on russia >>> energy stocks are pulling back today even as crude oil jumps more than 3%. back above $100 a barrel exxon is among the names in the red. they could top a seven-year high and operati

>>s of flood power are powering up on news of a hydrogen fuel deal with walmart.the shares at the moment, up 9.7%, not even the highs of the session, after the green hydrogen and fuel cell company announced an option with walmart to deliver up to 20 tons of liquid green hydrogen per day to the retail chain. walmart is going to use the hydrogen to power its lift trucks at wal-mart distribution and fulfillment centers across the u.s. walmart shares also moving higher by 1%. >>> blackstone doubling down on student housing investments. the private equity and real estate giant revealing plans to buy american campus communities for $12.8 billion including debt. the student housing company owns 166 properties across 71 university campuses. shares of acc, which will be taken private in the deal, are right now popping 12.5%. blackstone up 5.25%. it's apparently banking on rents and, hence, revenue rising after colleges reopen. >>> dental products maker shares are falling after announcing it has terminated ceo donald casey and is also warning of first quarter earnings short

i own target the stock but only walmart in terms of calls, mel seen a lot of activity there a long time closer it's an easier -- not easier a tougher call still go with target. >> josh, where are you on retail trade? pointing out charts troubling you what it might say about the consumer >> look, my attitude about the consumer staples and this idea, oh, worried about the market buy them going down less. i think that's something for active manager whose have no choice but to be 100% vested in stocks if they don't have cash as an option, you can understand them reaching for, like, campbell's soup and stuff i don't think that's most of our viewers where they have to be 100% in stocks i like hershey some of the names mentioned, i would say don't ever buy a stop purely for the reason you think it's going down less than other stocks in a market downturn. you're not forced to play that game that's a wall street boston game i don't like it. i'm not a fan. >> where do you stand on that game, michael? >> i own this position and yoesh weight in staples. core names for us. pepsi, mondalez, procter &

walmart tends to bin fit in inflationary environments in its physical stores when, you know, working class americans, who are watching their pocketbooks, or looking for a bargain. so how does walmart invest in the e-commerce, and potentially higher end logistics area, as amazon is making these adjustments? that's going to be something for investors to pay attention to. >> great point. >> yeah, meantime, guys, apple is the other one worth watching, shares down as the company warns about supply chain issues, could result in an $8 billion hit to revenue. they add that covid lockdowns in china, hurting some business services driving the growth there, of course, revenue for the division at an all-time high, board authorizes an increase to the buyback of $90 billion. a lot of the estimates were more in the $70 billion range dee, you know, suggesting maybe if you do get a pivot in lockdown policy in china, some of this might be alleviated over time, and as it is, some argue, apple is the last man standing in faang. >> yeah, speaking of the last man standing, we see this decline of about 1%.

we've gone to shoot them, walmart they had days you could go shoot them and so they will love it. >> we have a kid size one. the grandson. >> that's great. [applause] >> senator scott, thank you. and the only thing we have to say is don't shoot your eye out. [applause] >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring or unfiltered view of what's happening in washington live and on-demand. keep up with a today's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the the u.s. congress,e house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics all at your fingertips. you can stay current with the latest episodes of "washington journal" and find schedule information for c-span's tv networks and c-span radio plus a variety of compelling podcast. c-span that is available at the apple store and google play. download it for free today, c-span now your front receipt washington anytime anywhere. >> live now to the kennedy space center in florida as nasa is preparing to launch a crew of four private astronauts on the axiom-1 mission to the international space sta

>> walmart is making some pretty big moves. hiking pay and launching a new training program. make between $95,000 and $110,000 in the first year. >> there you go. cnbc's julianna tatelbaum, live from london, thank you as always, have a great weekend. >>> still ahead, covid is spreading quickly on capitol hill. and throughout official washington. and meanwhile, that same virus has china putting major cities on lockdown. we will go live to beijing for the latest next on "way too early." the latest next on "way too early. this is a game changer who dares to be fearless even when her bladder leaks. our softest, smoothest fabric keeping her comfortable, protected and undeniably sleek. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emm

tom: why is it any different than the walmart wage move? this is a phrase that drives me nuts. people talk about conditions but they happen in real life with real life consequences. i bring up sri lanka because i think we will see a lot more of those conditions. jonathan: all of these stories are so connected. to lisa's point, she said food prices are absently surging, and the epicenter of an election in france, that is at the epicenter of what is going on. does the cost of living, does the story of europe, the story around the world. lisa: how to central bankers respond to the fact wheat exports are not getting off the ground? you just have to print demand? do have to push consumers to do less when it comes to what they spend? if that is the case, what is the ramifications? with sri lanka it is a defending of the currency. how much does that come into play as you deal with inflation? jonathan: on friday -- tom: on friday humbled by the dedication of our listeners on radio and our viewers on tv. someone emailed and ask if caroline connan was on the balcony in paris where lisa a

awarded $125 million in damages go to cnbc.com for more on why walmart opposes that verdict. >> thank you. >>> commodity prices going haywire climbing to highs but for some investors it is fueling recession fears. >>> demand to flights. speaking to the ceo of an airline looking for a bigger piece of the big three's air space. ingenuity... in motion. it listens, learns, adapts and anticipates your every need. with intelligence... that feels anything but artificial. the eqs from mercedes-benz. it's the car electric has been waiting for. there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs available to more small businesses than any other provider. the choice is clear: get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. get a great deal on this limited time price with internet and voice for just $49.99 a month for 24 months with a 2-year price guarantee. call today.

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take jott says it disrupted a russian cyber attack plus what walmart is doing to lure more truck driverso its ranks. diane king hall reports from new york. >> reporter: stocks rose on thursday. the dow gained 87 points. the nasdaq added eight and the s&p 500 rose 19. americans are racking up dead. according to a new report from the federal reserve, u.s. consumers added $45 billion in debt in february. 11% higher than the same time last year. open and revolving credit that includes credit cards is now over $1 trillion. microsoft says it disrupted a cyber attack by russian military spies. the tech giants is the hacking group was targeting government institutions. media organizations and think tanks in ukraine, europe and the u.s.. microsoft obtained a court order allowing its takeover of seven internet domains used by the hackers. walmart is trying to add more truck drivers to its ranks amid a nationwide shortage by offering starting salaries that approach an even break into six figures. the company will pay 95,000 to $111,000 up from the current average of about $88,000. is also starting

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she brought the groceries back from walmart and she actually put the baby next to the car. so the man actually didn't go into the building but may have taken the baby from right next to her car, is that correct? and did anyone see him, the person who shot that surveillance video, did they see him get in a car, did they see him walking? what happened after he took the baby? >> i haven't seen that person who had that surveillance video. i don't see that person so we can't ask him if he actually saw him get into a getaway car. the version we're hearing is from family members. it's not the official story that police are telling us. we're trying to clarify that. but that's what they're hearing from family members as well, unfortunately, as she's bringing in groceries into the home here that the child was left in the car seat on the sidewalk next to the car, and when she came back, the child was gone. >> damion, thank you so much. i want to go ahead and take a look at that chilling video once again of the man, the suspect, taking three-month-old brandon cuellar. can we take a loo

my question is, if a company like walmart or anyplace else, if we have to subsidize them, then the taxes on that company should he hire. because when you work a full-time job, you should he allowed to at least put a roof over your head, feed your family, give them health care, and some type of transportation. i live out in the county. there are no bus services. there is no railroad around here. i live west of cincinnati. there is no taxicab service. unless you have transportation that is reliable and dependable and reasonable, you can't take a job unless you can walk to it. can walk to it. host: congressman. guest: wages have been increasing. unfortunately recently the inflation has been overshadowing the increases in wages. there are different jobs out there. america is a big country and that is why we need a market-based wage. i think it is important to note if a company is looking to hire folks in a community, the wages need to reflect off of housing and cost-of-living of living in that area. obviously health care could be another entire session here. host: an entire show. guest: the

the walton foundation, walmart put a lot of the seed money into this. and i wrote the book "the wilderness warrior" about theodore roosevelt conservation and the museum is going to be based a good part of that on my book. >> it's not developed yet. the shirt he was wearing in milwaukee with the bullet hole in it. and it's interesting because as you note, his stuff is everywhere. what is the story behind him getting shot in milwaukee? >> he was running for his party candidate, and he was approaching the stage in a crazy anarchist pulled out a pistol and shot him while he was walking the grounds to get to the podium. he looked and saw the bullet had gone through his glasses. he was blind in one eye and couldn't see that well out of the other. so the glasses he put on to see things and he had a thick speech so the bullet went through those. it may have saved his life because it hit the case and it stopped a little bit of the velocity of the bullet. he was bleeding and continued to the stage and it takes more than a bullet to kill a bull moose and continued