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>> new details about a worker's heroism during an indiana walmart shooting. >>> in maryland, a churchyard is cleaned up revealing a connection to america's original sin. >>> an update from actor jeremy renner, what he's revealig about the extent of his injuries after being run over by a snowplow. >>> and later, landmark mission, after decades towering over an alabama welcome center, this rocket faces a final countdown. >> and i hate to see it going. ♪ >> announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana diaz. >>> there is breaking news about president biden's handling of classified documents. tonight the president's lawyers say six more documents with classification markings have been found after the fbi was given full access to mr. biden's wilmington, delaware, home. their search friday lasted nearly 13 hours. the biden were not present. authorities also took possession of other material and handwritten notes. a special counsel has been appointed to investigate. >>> now to the renewed battle over abortion rights. today, abortion proponents gathered in san francisco. this

we're back in two. >>> walmart announcing a partnership with salesforce this morning. relatively new side hustle go local has been around for a year and a half as retailers struggle to keep margins going with a declining consumer and higher prices. cnbc's melissa repko with me on set to break that down melissa, is this more competitive with what amazon is doing in third-party retailers or what doordash is doing working with existing brick and mortar merchants >> it's really riffing off amazon's playbook. walmart has seen how much money can be made when amazon is selling things like just walk out technology, that cashierless technology, but it's offering services it's selling local delivery and some of its clients are people like home depot, for example so it's dropping off packages at people's doorsteps and for walmart, it also has another benefit, which is that these routes become more cost efficient because every time they deliver a package for walmart, they can maybe deliver a few other packages for retailers as more retailers sign on >> is this a case through go lo

>> it was from a walmart. >> reporter: specifically a walmart in ohio.t one of the walmarts that michigan investigators had checked out. >> i doubt we would have found that purchase had we not had the received. >> the date was smudged. we didn't know when the items were the investigators began contacting the walmart store to try to determine the date. we learned right away those items for purchased the evening before venus student went missing. >> ohio is not near michigan or newport news. what's going on? with the walmart in the state of ohio? >> it's in direct route in between newport news and michigan. >> reporter: but the feds proved doug had been in virginia. how did the ohio receipt get there? detective scott, and prosecutors don and chuck meeting in the war room, suspected someone else was involved. but if that was true, they had no idea how. that did not matter to mcdonald, the youngest elected prosecutor in michigan who was itching to arrest doug right now. >> i said, all right, we got him. let's charge him now. >> reporter: it didn't happen. co

. >> evansville 911. >> we're at west side walmart.re is an active shooter. >> reporter: police praising the heroic actions of the employee in this 911 call whose quick thinking likely saved many lives. >> his name is ron mosley. >> reporter: unfolding just before 10:00 p.m. thursday night 25-year-old ronald ray mosley ii, a disgruntled former employee walked into a break room armed and opened fire. >> based on the information at hand, we believe mosley was targeting the employees at this walmart store. >> reporter: mosley critically injuring at least one person. >> she's been shot in the face waiting on an ambulance. >> you guys are doing great. >> reporter: according to authorities, when mosley turned his back, a female employee snuck out of the break room placing that call to police. >> back up, back up. let's go. >> reporter: in this newly released body camera video, police can be seen combing aisle after aisle ultimately engaging in a shootout with mosley. terrified workers and customers running out of the store. >> my co-worker t

. >> esta noche noticias telemundo tenemos las imágenes del tiroteo en un walmart en indiana que sembróutos, el incidente dejó al atacante muerto por la policía, y alerta padres, reto de tiktok envió al hospital a varios alumnos, le diremos de qué trata el desafío . >> y propuesta de ley al desempleo, con premisas, que pagan impuestos, parece animación para película de ciencia ficción, es un robot llamado atlas . >> noticias telemundo en la noche con arantxa loizaga ,. >> bienvenidos, muchas gracias por acompañarnos, conoceremos detalles escalofriantes, para hombre que causó el pánico, en (inentendible), y con los oficiales, . >> y la cámara corporal, este viernes por la noche, fuertemente armado, . >> su obviamente, es detener cuanto antes al hombre identificado como (palabra en inglés), exempleado, de este walmart, atacando a 4 compañeros según registros de la corte . >> la noche del jueves, regresó mado c una pistola para sembrar el pánico, entrando al cuarto de recreo con los empleados . ,>> (información en pantalla) . >> (habla en inglés) . >> ella fue llevda al hospital y está est

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the latest is walmart.in early march, walmart is raising its minimum wage for store employees to $14 an hour, up from 12. that's a roughly 17% jump in wages. the company's decision will push hourly wages to over $17.50. that means over 300,000 employees will get a raise representing 21% of walmart's 1.6 million employees in the united states. remember, walmart is the largest private employer in the country. in his no published on the company website, the ceo, john volker, said that he is focused on investing and employees through higher wages, and new opportunities to prove their careers. this comes as the u.s. job market remains tight, with an unemployment rate of 3.5% in december. joining me now is the senator, bernie sanders, a vermont. the new chairman of the senate health and education labor, and pensions committee. he's a major proponent, always has been, of raising the phantom wage. he's the author of a new book, it's okay to be angry about capitalism, which comes out next. speak good to see you agai

in the u.s., one thing i will talk about is walmart.recession nair environment, even though consensus is a mild recession. the outcomes are so wide we don't know. the effect of higher interest rates, et cetera i'm looking, i have been adding to names like walmart. walmart is a classic defensive play i mean, it has done well throughout many recessions and weak economies and the company is even stronger today. they have a superb management. they're the largest company in the world by revenues. they're the largest by far in grocery in the u.s they have not rested their lawyers. they have continued to you the omni channels. you see that in the last quarter numbers. sales up 8.2%. even though the stock is not cheap, it's not expensive. it's in line historically. 15% upside longer term, this will continue to be a winner >> yeah. there's no doubt, you always have to pay up to play defense in environments like this. does that apply to other areas outside of walmart for you >> well, i'm not chasing the consumer staples there's been a big run the

chris said angela drove him to work at walmart.im off before 11 pm. >> and i kissed her, and i said 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 during the night? >> the night before she thought that she had heard somebody messing at the front door of the residents. she felt like she was being watched. >> so said chris he called, and he texted her repeatedly. but after 2 am, he said, she didn't pick up when he called. >> and he figured she had fallen asleep. >> but no, she wasn't 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 the piece of [bleep] who did it, god i hope [bleep] they [bleep]. >> richie, who was he? >> a pregnant young mom dead, her toddler nearby. an investigation about to lead it to even darker discoveries. >> coming up! >> her fingernails were broken off. >> detectives talk to ric

after he shot an employee in the face before turning his handgun on officers >> walmart, be advised, active shooter. >> reporter: investigators say around 10:00 p.m. last night, ronald ray mosley ii fired at police in and outside the store where he once worked -- >> drop it drop it! drop it! >> reporter: -- before police shot and killed the 25-year-old. nbc news spoke with a woman who says her niece, amber cook, is the victim who police say was walking and talking after being shot. >> she is still being treated and is in stable condition. however, she will be affected by this shooting for the rest of her life. >> reporter: police say just before 10:00 p.m., about a dozen employees gathered in the break room when mosley showed up with a handgun. that's when police say heather moore bolted from the room calling 911 then returning to help cook as the suspect fled >> heather moore is an absolute hero. she helps get th victim up, gets her out of the room. and takes her into another room and locks the door, turns off the lights and hid behind computer equipment. >> what do you want to say

they need to go to a place like walmart. the market discounts that and prices it in, and the market at walmart is trading like all of the variables that i am applying to this thesis are incorrect >> all right >> all right >>> coming up, shares of j&j power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity >>> we're back j&j shares are falling today we are joined with more. the report just came out a short time ago shares started moving and it feels like it's just now filtering through the market what do we need to know? >> this is a big decision by the u.s. appeals court tossing out j&j's attempt to put it's talc line into the case, and there

borja: la pesadilla se repite en estados unidos, un ex empleado de un supermercado walmart, en indianarea leÓn nos tiene mÁs detalles sobre este nuevo incidente con armas de fuego en el paÍs, cuÉntanos, por favor, quÉ mÁs se sabe. el sospechoso identificado, 25 aÑos, entrÓ a la tienda a eso de las 10:00 p.m., comenzÓ a disparar, los oficiales informaron que se despegaron rÁpidamente al escena e ingresaron al walmart, mientras las personas intentaban esconderse o huir, varios policÍas intercambiaron disparos con sospechosos durante unos 15 minutos, afortunadamente ningÚn oficial resultÓ herido, mientras que el sospechoso fue declarado muerto dentro de la tienda, la policÍa informÓ que una mujer con herida de bala fue trasladada a un hospital local, pero su condiciÓn no fue revelada, aseguraron que puede haber mÁs heridos, ya que mÁs personas huyeron del escena, y pide que si alguien resultÓ herido, regrese a la escena y llame al 911 para compartir esa informaciÓn. el tiroteo sigue bajo investigaciÓn, estÁn revisando las imÁgenes de las cÁmaras corporales y de seguridad teletienda, y ent

president ceo of walmart, wsventure holds president bill simon with us welcome back to the program. > looking at metsaving rate 3 1/4 percent how would you assess the consumer today? >> a maria, i think consumer had been remarkably resilient, through you know, covid adventure and recovery. i think we're now into second year of pretty substantial inflation, primarily in food, and for them, gas prices, and that is starting to wear on i think maybe starting to bump her down a little bit as you see from savings rate increase, you know we will we will see what happens here, i really think that most important thing, if fed needs to focus on is just getting this inflation under control. maria: well, you make such a great point in terms of what we've seen, from the impact of inflation 37 do you agree with what you heard from nancy lazar second half of this year will likely be a reaction, and muddle along until that second half? >> i think a lot depends, you know we've never really had a full employment recession in this country, really got to start seeing jobs shed for me to think there is go

>>> tonight, the horrific images from inside a walmart. police say a former worker armed, storming into the break room and asking workers to line up. he then fired. tonight, police releasing body camera images of officers in the store going aisle by aisle searching for the suspect. authorities revealing chilling details about the gunman's 15-minute rampage. shooting one of the workers in that line. the gunman shooting at officers too. alex perez reporting. >>> also tonight, the father convicted of unspeakable horrors, sentenced tonight to 60 years in prison. what authorities say he did to students at his daughter's school, at sarah lawrence college, and what the judge said in court today. >>> tonight, three active duty u.s. marines under arrest, charged in the january 6th attack on the capitol. how authorities tracked them down, and tonight the images from inside the capitol, what they're seen doing. one allegedly posting, glad to be part of history. pierre thomas with late reporting. >>> the weekend storm hitting the northeast. two system

this morning walmart issuing a statement that reads in part the entire walmart family is shocked by thence that occurred. we'll do everything we can to support our associates as they cope with this tragedy, michael. >> andrew, thank you very much for that. >>> now we're going to turn to the "rust" film set shooting. prosecutors saying actor alec baldwin and the film's armorer each facing two counts of involuntary manslaughter for the deadly shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins. linsey davis is in santa fe, new mexico, with the latest for us. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, michael. stunning charges for the actor and the armorer. the district attorney says that they're warranted, though, citing a criminal disregard for safety. she says that there's a point where negligence becomes recklessness, and in this case it caused someone to die. alec baldwin is waking up to a new reality this morning. the oscar nominated actor faces criminal charges for the 2021 fatal shooting on the set of the movie "rust." >> a person died because of this negligence, because of this reck

walmart tiene farmacia en la mayorÍa de sus 4000 farmacias en todo estados unidos.arÁ disponible para atender a los pacientes cuando mÁs lo necesite. >> lo que no tienen es personal, tienen dos o tres personas para todo el local, si le preguntan por un medicamento que uno necesita de urgencia, tardan muchas horas. >> no hay personal. la gente no quiere trabajar. es por el salario. nadie puede vivir con un salario asÍ. reportera: es por eso que esta farmacias aumentaron el sueldo, walmart dijo que aumentarÍa a mÁs de $20 la hora, a pesar de esto, el problema continÚa. fÉlix: una poderosa tormenta invernal que avanza por el paÍs, esto a hecho que haya una advertencia, las ciudades mÁs afectadas estÁn aquÍ presente. madison: montana, wisconsin, colorado, estÁn bajo esta alerta. el cuerpo humano se rodea de una capa que nos protege del frÍo, esta capa afecta nuestro cuerpo cuando hay vientos frÍos. miren esta temperatura, extremadamente frÍo. las temperaturas se sentirÁn en el rango negativo hasta el amanecer de este prÓximo lunes y serÁ necesario que limite su tiempo a

roughly about 340,000 workers at walmart will be eligible for that increase, about 21% of the workforcehen we see weakening trends emerge. we've had an optimistic view from bill gates. he's talking about those worn in the next few decades, saying they'll be better off than those born in the past, pointing to technological breakthroughs. he did acknowledge some of the pessimists, that there are trends around covid, the pandemic, climate change and the inability to tackle climate goal, but he said it's easier to get a more negative view than is really fair. optimism prevails. >> for the generations to come karen, thank you >>> a pair of customer alerts. >>> and it might be hard for parents to swallow, but there's lead in baby food. , but there's lead in baby food. being together. celebrating together. ♪ ...without letting anything keep you apart. walgreens pharmacists are here to help you stay well. and stay...together. ♪ wondering what actually goes into your multivitamin? at new chapter, its' innovation, organic ingredients, and fermentation. fermentation? yes. formulated to help you bo

walmart is on the lower end of the starting range.9 for most workers, you can see how that compares to other competitors. this is why some are still saying this isn't far enough. one statement sent from a nonprofit group. executives are listening to what walmart associates have been saying for years, we need higher wages to make ends meet in today's economy. a higher poverty wage isn't enough. an announcement is a step forward, late by a few years, short by at least 10 bucks. >> look, any amount more is important for these workers, let's see what this means. >> they will see this in their march 2nd paycheck. they'll see this soon. >> thank you very much. >>> for the first time since the national merit awards controversy began in virginia, the fairfax school superintendent is speaking out to cnn. multiple high schools delayed announcements to students about their merit scholarships but called it human error. others say the lapse was intentional, and the state attorney general is investigating the matter. for that we turn to cnn's athen

breaking overnight, walmart shooting. police in indiana respond to an active shooter inside the store. what they're saying about the investigation. >>> "rust" tragedy. alec baldwin will now be facing charges in the death of a cinematographer. the possible prison time if convicted. ♪ >>> remembering david crosby. the legendary music star dies at the age of 81. his impact on the industry and the tributes. ♪ >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. breaking overnight, a man who authorities say opened fire in an indiana walmart was shot and killed by police. officers responded to a report of an active shooter at the store in evansville last night. police say the suspect weaved through the aisles of the walmart before officers shot and killed him. authorities say the suspect wounded at least one other person in the store. the victim was taken to a hospital. a suspect was not immediately identified. no officers were wounded. >>> actor alec baldwin faces up to five years in prison for the deadly 202

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right in america this morning breaking news shooting inside an indiana walmart leading to a gun battle with police. we hear from an officer at the scene. a messy morning commute for millions that cross country storm that brought extreme flooding, tornadoes and feet of snow not done yet time it out. what's next for alec baldwin, the actor now facing manslaughter charges for the deadly shooting on his movie, set the case go to trial and what's the likelihood of a conviction which could mean years in prison. our legal expert weighs in later secret generosity, the alabama farmer who anonymously pay the bill of complete strangers for years, a secret was finally revealed. not so bright. the bizarre problem at this school in massachusetts they can't turn off the lights they've been on for over a year , and it's costing taxpayers and from the update overnight about tamar hamlin to the new tributes overnight for david crosby. yes, i swear. it's friday, january, 20th. this is america this morning. good friday morning, everyone i'm andrew denber ajaccio in free, and we begin with breaking news ov

at walmart. welcome back to "sunday night in america," there are lawsuits alleging social media fsystem platforms are addictive, and dangerous, and companies are liable for the harm and damages. there is a suit by public school district in seattle and in california. other suits that willing the way that social media companies target their customers with information and police information on their sites. ken buck a former federal prosecutor, former state district attorney, a current member of congress. who has developed an invest and expertise in social media and big tech, he is joining us welcome to you congressman buck. the counter argument is technology is agnostic, how we use it determines whether it is for good and bad. which side of the argument do you fall on with social media and big tech? >> trey, big tech has developed techniques to hook young people on social media. they understand that when young people see perio positive images they get a hit of dopamine that brings them back. the con

. >> let's start with walmart. $20 billion share buyback in november. it lifted its skpaels profit forecasts, they benefit from cost cutting and high inflation and recession fears. shares are up 13%. and you think this is a buyback that people should invest in, accordingly. >> yes and remember, we're investing despite the buyback. really, what we're looking at is companies that have, you know, the potential to make it through the recession and walmart is one of those as people belt tighten, as households belt tighten, people start -- day stop shopping at the higher-priced stores and go to walmart and, you know, this is a place where you can get a lot for very little that's going to be the name of the game for the next six months and the expectations for revenue growth at walmart are quite high and they have been giving very, very conservative guidance, but we actually think that there is some upside to this stock. >> okay, so why don't you say, in spite of the buybacks i'll ask you the question as we move on to cos

. >> a terrifying scene at an indiana walmart caught on body cam footage. we have that for you coming up. we're gonna start with that breaking news. the doj is investigating the baby formula shortage. this michigan plans voluntarily shut down in february of last year. this new report follows the wall street journal. the company is under criminal investigation. they have reached out for confirmation. they have not confirmed the focus of the investigation. >> msnbc's legal analyst -- kathy, what we learn about the investigation? >> so many questions about the investigation and. we do know that according to nbc news, we do have evidence that the doj is looking into this. they're fully cooperating. we should backtrack here and finally got to this point. we can go to a nationwide shortage of baby formula the's. this is in michigan. you mentioned that they voluntarily shot down that facility. several infants got sick after consuming baby formula that came from that plant. this ultimately led to a federal investigation. investigators actually came in to figure out

i would rather trade down and get the cheaper one. >> michael, you mentioned this, walmart, target andlar tree are your top picks it takes something like really high inflation, whether a particular product, or across the board to say maybe i'll try aldy or little or amazon prime, you name it. are you seeing that kind of behavior >> there is some evidence that right now consumers are moving around, in the only within the store. they are going to trade from pork to beef or beef to pork it's also i was going to my conventional grocery store and now with prices so expensive, i'm going to shop closer to home, ear at the dollar store or i'm going to go to a discounter like aldy or lidle what they are doing is forcing the consumer to focus hard on what they spend an where they spend it and that's beneficial for a walmart, a dollar tree, a target, that help consumers stretch their budgets. >> still, obviously, you unpacked it well no pun intended. >> i would also say a lot of viewers know i'm a costco fan and people see me at my local cost co-quite often. that the trade effect there is to buy

major pharmacies from cvs to walmart reducing hours, why your next prescription may be harder to fill. >>> super bowl showdown. the kansas city chiefs heading back to the big game after topping the bengals in the final seconds of the game. >> from 45 yards. all the way. it's good. >>> the philadelphia eagles run all over the 49ers to punch their ticket. >> a touchdown for sanders. >> a big weekend, topped by a very special message from damar hamlin. >> i can't tell you how appreciative i am of all the love, all the support. >> and we are ready for some football. today, monday, january 30th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today," on this monday morning. nice to have you along with us. what a football weekend now. i'm wearing my eagles green. does this mean you're rooting for the chiefs? >> it does not. somebody has a pep in her step. >> you were at the game. you saw it in person. how amazing was it? >> it was so fun. mike is a philly native. an eag

the changes coming to cvs pharmacy and walmart pharmacies across the country. >>> we have a baker in the studio this morning to show us >>> i hope you have coffee with you and hopefully a croissant. today is a great day for big good lovers. it is national croissant day. we want to highlight a bay area baker that specializes in these delicious treats. welcome. thank you for being here. i feel like everyone loves croissants. what is bringing the popularity here? >> used to have a very different career. my last job was in mountain view. close to san francisco. they have great bread and great croissants . i made the switch . >> how long have you been in business? >> we opened the first location eight years ago. almost 8 years ago. i opened the second one three years ago. >> tell us about your store. >> it is the last name of my great grandparents who owned a bakery in france 100 years ago almost. i never met them and i never tried their bread but their son, my grandfather raised us. and i think they did a good job. he taught me how to appreciate good bread. he was a baker from the age of

on in the american work force in let's turn to former walmart president and ceo bill simon.ffs happening now across the country, what's your big takeaway about what it means for all of us and the economy at large? >> yeah, i mean, it's crazy. right now we're stuck in this loop of, you know, wage inflation, product if inflation, cost inflation, and it's just that cycle keeps going. and i think, unfortunately, an inevitable by-product of some of the fed moves and the necessary medicine we have to take to cool things down are some of these layoffs that are coming. if. will: well, you know, it's interesting you lay out that point of view. i mean, one of ways to look at this is, as you mentioned, unemployment has to happen in order -- it goes hand in hand with bringing down inflation. so when you see these companies beginning to lay off people, does that actually in some. way put us putt down the road -- put us further down the road to getting the economy back on track in terms of no inflation and also then maximum employment? >> well, there's -- theoretically, yeah, i agree with

. >> does it say anything about the competitors, target, walmart? what do you glean for -- from this to the others >> well, one of the things is that if discretionary purchases did well compared to what november numbers were so that may indicate we have a later holiday season walmart and target may have seen that as well they saw a lull in october and november potentially they saw a bounce in december we'll see how it goes for them but it could bode well for target and walmart where it's one-stop shops and may see value in going to those stores as well we'll see if they've got a bit of a bounce back in december like costco did. >> melissa, where are the analysts going into the new year on retail broadly? last year was really the lower income that got hit and we saw that reflected in some of the stock performance. what is the idea this year about a slowdown in the consumer and where that's going >> really a lot of the names that analysts are calling outgoing into the new year is a lot of the value players walmart is one of them but also off price has

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at walmart. trey: welcome back so sunday night in america, why do we have a debt ceiling, it has been raised nearly 100 times and grope under republican and democrat presidents, it has been raised multiple times by both parties, rather than debating the debt ceiling, why not debate what is causing the debt and what the country needs to do to balance the books, joining to us figure out where this economy is. host of making money on fox business, mr. charles payne. where are we with the economy. >> great to be on the show. trey: thank you. being with us, where do you think we are, will we be bet either year with the economy? >> no, we won't be better this year with the economy, first we have battle with run away inflation. now the consequence of that federal reserve which is waging war on the economy. and economy coming off a sugar high, a heck of a one-two punch. only thing that is holding up right now is the jobs market, everything else from housing to manufacturing, not that they are coming down

at walmart.welcome back we are trying to representative, the newly named house oversight accountability committee. like to get to the news but first while we were just discussing with peter sweitzer the cash for gas aspect of the ukraine story and the timetable of your investigation. >> exactly. this is something we have been looking into all along while we were in the minority getting sign up for when i finally got the gavel was subpoena power. we have our first real full-scale committee hearing pertaining to the biden family next week. but this is something we will look into. as we stated correct this is been an investigation of joe biden and the wrongdoing of joe biden. we know the presidents fathers have been engaged in influence peddling for decades. so what types of involvement does joe biden have? the evidence is overwhelming he is been an active participant in parts of these influence peddling schemes especially dealing with the energy companies of ukraine and china. his policy with respe

jack otter: we are seeing layoffs in big companies, yet what is walmart doing? raising the minimum wage from $12, to $14. they are not hiring people and have to hike wages. carleton: there's a huge disconnect in the labor market with companies like amazon, alphabet, microsoft announcing massive layoffs, not showing up in the broader economic data. even though we use these tools every day, they represent 2% of the labor force. the thing with those jobs, no one wants to minimize the impact of job losses but workers tend to get absorbed quickly, rehired. might not be amazon to google, could be amazon to bank of america looking to build more products. to your point on the other side of the economy, where we see chipotle planning to hire 15,000 workers, 1/3 of that into cravings, on the surface side of the economy, anyone who has been to a restaurant realizes the challenges in the service sector. restaurants are in room dining, there are take out places. on the surface side of the economy, not enough people. jack otter: what does it say about the broader economy? car

we saw walmart earlier in the week saying it was going to raise wages. so on the one hand you see that but on the other hand you have to look at indicators like the housing market because the housing market has so many implications we saw people spend more on furniture and spend more on home goods and so that is the domino effect if the housing market does start to cool. >> sure. >> what does that mean for the different goods people buy when they buy a house. >> thought to put too fine of a point on it. but bed bath is not finding itself -- the news flow is worse as they flail around for options here. >> exactly bed bath & beyond had strategic problems and pushed into private label and that doesn't res on ate but now it is trying to do a comeback and really pay the bills whether home goods has gotten very soft and that is a really popular pandemic category how many more of those items do people need. so it is in the toughest time to make that comeback let alone financial problems and business problems that are unique to that company >> i think the water

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. >>> american walmart employees are getting a raise next month.ivate employer plans to increase the average hourly pay from $17 to $17.50. exact raises depend on location and position. the move brings walmart closer to competitors like target and amazon during a fierce labor shortage across the country. >>> and justin bieber strikes a new deal for his old music. he told his entire catalog to the music right investment company hypnosis. the deal is worth a reported $200 million. this makes bieber, who's 28, one of the youngest artists ever to sell the rights to his music. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this wednesday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> while we still don't know which teams will play in super bowl lvii, we are learning more about the big names who will perform. country superstar and eight-time grammy award winner chris stapleton is set to sing the national anthem. baby face will make his way to the stage. he's been tapped to perform "america the beautiful." and as previously announced. rihanna is headli

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and i think everybody at walmart appreciates it. can be like you. >> thank you so much. >> jesse: thanks demario. >> thank you. >> jesse: fox news alert. a seventh dead whale has washed up on the jersey shore. today a humpback whale was found dead on the shores of bringingen teen, new jersey. earlier this week reported that bizarre whale deaths popping up all over the shore and now the residents are not happy. pave 90 store wind turbines off the coast. like i had said, they will be visible buff the esthetics of the least. whole species of protected animals to do it. the industrial wind companies are out there pounding the sea bed with sonar. with fee owe thermal and geo technical sonar that confuses the whales. they operate on the same frequency as the whales. mom for baby whales. >> states surveying. potential windmill sites off the coast. so when jersey's governor phil murphy was asked about this. full steam if hot for you. >> where is peta? didn't we cancel sea world because the whales had to dance too many hours a day? but we're

so when i went in to walmart, i seen this man leaning over and working. blown away. >> you thought if i can help him, i'm going to. >> absolutely. the lord prompted me to get my video out. i started i have yes taping him. >> john: $108,000. >> in almost two days. >> sandra: butch, i'll ask you the question. how are you going to spend the money and spend your lovely days of retirement now? >> i'm going to pay my bills off and everything. and i guess, you know, i'll probably donate helping people just they helped me. and i guess this is natural. i would like to thank everybody around the world that gave me this. i don't know. i just can't explain it. >> john: you're going to spend some money to visit your daughters down south? >> i am going to florida. >> john: how long since you saw them? >> five years since i've been down there. i'm going to do that. i'm like a bird out of a cage now. i can go fishing. >> sandra: yes. >> and sit down along the riverbank, maybe a drink a beer. if i get a bite, i get a bite. if i don't, let everything go on by. >> john: god

average hourly wages just under dollar 17.50 walmart slightly down in premarket.ican dream home," see what -- did there, your hoping to get a detail you might want to check out four cities goldman sachs extending out a note identifying phoenix, arizona san jose california autin texas, san diego as markets where prices are about to plunge bank predicting 25% price decline overall for four cities, the only market they say that is going to escape the can karen airnl goldman sachs predicting national average 6% drop in prices this year. so, if you are -- i said before, interest rates are higher when price go down 40 or 50 grand. maria: if you don't have the dollars to get that mortgage with aa year ago maybe a price is still, not in your neighborhood yet i don't know. >> pool funds a nice place in zaun i volunteer summer. >> cover wednesday night. >> 9 pm. >> go a tv right there. cheryl: thank you. maria: u.s. and europe's economy a divergence u.s. businesses contraction in business in january signaling he slowdown in o moment europe apparently starting to stabilize f

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walmart is giving workers a raise the starting pay for employees and stars and warehouses will go up from $12 to at least $14 per hour and a new warning for people using credit or debit cards. authorities are seeing more cases of skimmers being attached to credit card terminals, allowing criminals to access your information. the secret service protects payment systems and says skimming crime started increasing during the pandemic. we're just coming off of a two year period where it was okay for bad guys to wear masks to do their crime and we're became very brazen in that period, so it seemed like activity definitely ramped up the covid era. to protect yourself. check the credit card terminals, keypad for anything irregular. experts say contact lists cards and mobile wallets are more secure questions surrounding jorge santos, the congressmanic who fabricated his life story, we're learning more about his campaign funding. here's a b cs lionel muise. you can. you can look forward to some cool stuff coming out of this office this morning, new york representative jorge santos once again a

coming up, the local tech company said to team up with walmart.ooking at the new york stock exchange. how the are doing, next. reggie: more conversation from this viral video showing a man who is in down and on house person in san francisco. a nonprofit that could help. to 8:00 a.m.. join us from downloading the app on your tv. drew: we have a level two moderate storm on the storm impact scale moving in as we speak. heavy showers with that cold front moving into the north bay. we will press in. i will track this line through the north bay. downpours moving into santa rosa. 7:51 in napa you will start to see heavy rain along with gusty wind. we will see wind picking up and they will remain active the next couple of hours as the front moved through. the winds pick up everywhere thanks to a wind advisory in effect. mild right now. we are in the 60's and temperatures will be dropping as the day goes on. the warmest part of our day is happening right now. the front is moving through. around midday it is an isolated shower with the chance of a thunderst

el departamento justicia dijo que no pedirÁ pena de muerte luego de un ataque racista en un walmart.pable en un tribunal estatal. no lÍnea joaquÍn guzmÁn enviÓ un mensaje a lÓpez obrador y dijo que hubo maltrato en estados unidos donde cumple cadena perpetua en una cÁrcel de mÁxima seguridad. jessica: se cumplen cinco aÑos desde que estar a dictar a chapo guzmÁn. >> es una entrega concertada. rodrÍguez representÓ al narcotraficante mÉxico, sostiene que le tiene fe a la nueva ministra de la suprema corte. >> desde que guzmÁn fue condenado y enviado a la cÁrcel de mÁxima seguridad estÁ prÁcticamente incomunicado. cuando le duelen las muelas se las quitan. sabe que estÁ detenido su hijo. sÓlo han recibido cinco visitas fue con su abogado. un cÓnsul ya visitÓ a guzmÁn en la cÁrcel. hoy le preguntaron el presidente asÍ respondiÓ. >> frente todos los imposibles hay que luchar. leÓn: hoy inicio el juicio a genaro garcÍa luna. estÁ acusado de recibir mucho dinero del cÁrtel de sinaloa liderado por "el chapo" guzmÁn. se dice que ayudÓ a contrabandear millones de kilos de drogas a estados unid