it's pulled back walmart. "mad money" returns after the break. >>> if you open stocks, you know that everything housing-related has been obliterated here because higher mortgage rates are bad for businesses but what if some of these stocks are less levered to new building than people believe? look at trex, tr-r-e-x the world's largest maker of railing products they make products that look a lot like wood but require far less maintenance because it's housing related, the stock has gone from $90 to 58 bucks that's after catching a nice bounce today trex is a disrupter in this industry their products are superior alternatives to wood, and there are a lot of wooden fences and decks that could potentially be replaced the company still generated 19% sales growth, 47% earnings growth as long as you belief they're sustainable. can the company keep this up or will it be dragged down by the home builders? let's check with jim klein mr. klein, welcome back to "mad money. >> good to see you >> how you been? thank you. hav

and then, does walmart destroyed -- amazon destroy more jobs than w walmart? >> what is your conclusion? >> it may destroy some, but not more than walmart does. the question is, do they destroy jobs? the big companies before were employing much more employees in general.

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[music] greeter five days a week at walmart. >> how are you doing? >> good to see you. y'all have a great day. hello, hello.od teet yor: we me store in wagner, oklahoma. >> >>> i heard you're basically the mayor of walmart. that true? >> well, i'm close to it. [ laughter ] >> reporter: how long have you worked here? >> be going on nine years. >> reporter: nine years. >> i'm only going to work 30. [ laughter ] >> reporter: kumer is a kidder, but why he's still working is no joke. >>> when you got this job, you needed this job. >> yeah, you betcha, i did. when you lose your retirement at a big place like mcdonald douglas, you need a job. >> reporter: mcdonald douglas closed its plant in nearby tulsa. kumer, a machinist, had worked there 29 years. >> and all of a sudden, the loudspeaker come on, and it said, attention. mc donnell altadena douglas will close i60 days we stopped and looked at each other and thought, what in the world? to me that was just like you'd walked up and slapped me in the face. >> reporter: because all your plans -- >> all my dreams were going out th

walmart says the service gets rave reviews. adding, the service you received isn't one that we want someone to have, but it's not indicative of the overall program. in the end, both stores still have kinks. but walmart wins. now, target did get my order right, except for one item they shipped to me. by the way, we tried the drive-up service again at a different target location. it did work that time. it seems hit or miss. bottom line, if you use the service at either store, you might want to leave some extra time. happy holidays. >> they don't add the time you take to pick out all of the stuff. >> you like to touch the produce? >> i like to pick the steak i want. i like that. >> all right. >> i like the app. i use a different one. but sometimes when they don't have the item and they decide to swap it out, it's never the swapout that i want. >> for the staples, it's great. >>> just ahead, president bush's canine companion, their heartwarming bond and what's heartwarming bond and what's it's just a cough. heartwarming bond and wh

. >> tyler perry showed video online at walmart -- and walmart thanked him for his generosity. we will be right back. >>> checking in on wall street again you are taking a look at the big board and the dow is filled down about nine -- 593 points at this point and we have seen the stock market plunge all week long due to fears of the trade tension not being diffused between the u.s. and china. we will continue to watch this and see how it is doing. that will do it for kpix 5 news at noon. ♪ >> ridge: you're quiet tonight. >> brooke: lucky you. >> ridge: i like the sound of your voice. i like when you talk. >> brooke: even when we're disagreeing about something? >> ridge: well, we can't agree on everything all the time. >> brooke: yeah. i have a feeling that this is gonna be one of those moments. i need to talk to you about s-- >> ridge: all i want to say -- >> brooke: who's gonna say it first?

movie mogul tyler perry just spent 400 thousand dollars at walmart... you're thinking, what at walmart costs that much? everything... everything on layaway... he bought it all: he wanted to be a secret santa but when the word got out he decided to just tell everybody what he did. ( darya ) another way to show your holiday spirit: an ugly sweater.. everybody's wearing them: here are just a few: david beckham chris paul matt damon miley cyrus matt damon miley cyrus snoop dog ( james ) no new movies open in wide release this weekend, which means two things: "ralph breaks the internet" is likely to top the box office a third straight weekend

>> i am doing it for walmart. walmart's service is pickup, which is the same tng as drive-up. >> reporter: we are ordering the same items and we are looking for aam of things. who fulfills t orders faster right.they get it first, we fill up our carts with all the same items. coca-cola, 12-pack. from the essentials. low-fat milkit to snacks. oreo chocolate sandwich cookies. >> in my cart. >> reporter: to household viva paper towels six big rolls. >> in my cart. >> reporter: time to check out. target says the orders are usually ready within one to two hours. >> walmart wants you to reserve a pickup time. the earliest is four to five hours>> from now. eporter: and that's not the only difference. look at the prices. when we order my total from target comes up as $213.22. lindsey's walmart order comes up as 19t$199.45. walms almost $14 cheaper for the same stuff. let's order in three, two, one.e hat happens. target and walmart both say they'll notify y when your order is ready. so i wait. and wait. okay. it's been more

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walmart has had good years this has been a good one >> walmart does well when it is being well run i think walmart does well whether the consumer is in a good or bad position because you offer value. in terms of what might happen with the potential slowdown would you do anything differently? >> pretty much run our play. we have a lot of work doigoing o change the company we are getting faster, more nimble and adapting to what's happening in retail. the plans result in lower cost we have been lowering prices we need to keep doing that we are approving in many areas and then kind of the magic of walmart is how we put it all together grocery pick-up has been really great. there is a lot in front of us in terms of what we control and what we do >> walmart is also the largest employer in the united states. i didn't realize you're the n d third largest in the world behind the u.s. federal government we'll gate jobs report tomorrow. what would you say ahead of that >> wages are continuing to go up we raised our wages in the u.s our starting wage rate 50% in the last three years it continues

. >>> the layaway angel tonight who paid everyone's layaway bills at more than one walmart. the famous name now revealed tonight. >>> and moments ago, the final trip. honoring a former president. the train, the crowds, the children and the sign reading "thank you." and the performance from reba mcentire that had a son, george w. bush, in tears. >>> and our made in america christmas is back tonight. your one thing. we want your ideas. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. and we begin with that terrifying landing in the middle of awful weather. all part of a major storm system now barrelling across the country tonight, from the west, all the way east. driving already treacherous. but it's that passenger jet trying to land in a sweeping rainstorm, then appearing to hydroplane on the slick runway, stopping just short of an airport wall, a busy road right on the other side. emergency vehicles rushing to the scene in burbank. some very frightening moments inside that cabin. firefighters coming aboard to get everyone off. abc's wi

police say this started with a walmart robbery. the crash happened a little after midnight during a chase northbound 880 in fremont. police say that the suspect had robbed a walmart in milpitas. officers spotted that car soon after. the suspect suffered minor injuries that were not life-threatening. bob redell is speaking with police. he'll have a full report at 5:00. >>> public utilities commissioners yesterday voted to give power shutoff plans a closer look. several recent california wildfires are now being blamed on power line and transmission malfunctions. among other things, the puc wants to establish a and when u might consider shutting down the power. even someicti of previous fires oppose the idea though. >> we feel that turning the power off will be worse. we have people working with gasoline and power generators and we burned out once. >> he with know in the sierra with the ferocity and unprecedented damages we see from wildfires, we can't keep doing the same thing. >> it plans to hold a series of public workshops. there

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a walmart just got taken for $1000 in gift cards. here is what you need to look out for. >> this time of the year the stores are slammed in the lines are long. cashiers may not take the time to examine the bills as usual. for counterfeiters, that is a great opportunity. >> this walmart in windsor was busy on sunday with christmas two weeks away. in this store, two people passed a handful of counterfeit $100 bills. >> they were identical. >> they release video of an identified -- unidentified man and woman each carrying money which they used to bike gift cards. >> i'm not sure why eating catch on. >> there is no indication of the clerk was involved. >> they were very good fakes. one actually have a hologram symbol embedded in the paper. most of the time it did not feel like real money. >> we use this to train with. >> this is a fake $100 bill. >> we use pans, light, and other things to help the checkers. >> this ended up at a supermarket. that was last month and probably unrelated. the checkers here were informed about the newest ripo

this hug of two strangers, the story begins at a walmart store. joanne johnson looked at an instant pot, opened it up, but didn't buy it. then she noticed something was gone. >> i said, i lost my wedding ring. >> reporter: that was back in october. just days before her 20th anniversary. she searched high and low, returning week after week to look through the store for her lost ring. fast forward to christmas morning. a woman opened the instant pot. >> there was a ring right in the center of the box. >> reporter: she posted it on a neighborhood facebook page. joanne sees the post. >> there are big yellow symbols and a picture of an instant pot. i start reading it. little electric shocks are going through my body. this is just too coincidental. >> reporter: and that is what brought this moment of joy on christmas night, no less. >> i just can't believe this. oh! i'm sorry. >> reporter: joanne says getting back her ring is a miracle. and she knows miracles. just days before christmas four years ago, she was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer, and

among the stores open for some hours today are costco, jcpenney, kohls, and walmart. it's a good idea to call the local store to make sure because hours can vary. home furnishings e-retailing site hayneedle, which his walmart, is testing new visual search technology developed by walmart labs that matches shoppers' photos of furniture they like with something similar on the site.techcrunch says the new technology lets shoppers snap a picture of a piece of furniture in someone else's home, in a showroom or on pinterest, for example, then easily search for something similar based on the picture. visual search has been shown to reduce returns and increase customer satisfaction.more than 164,000 pounds turkey products are being recalled by jennie-o sales over salmonella concerns. the company's products being markings that direct customers to use or freeze by november 12 or november 13.the usda says they are ( darya ) thanks joya. ( darya )coming up ... king tides are rising around bay area coast lines. it could cause flooding.we'll tell you where. and here's a live look ou

it was interesting after we made our announcement by 6:00 that night, walmart and l.l. bean and a.l couple people had made the exact same comments that we did. what it didn't understand what in which washington is between us and walmart, so three or four, two or three of the largest gun dealers in the country say this is a problem, as is what we're going to do, this will negatively impact our self but we think it's what should be done, i was surprised congress did to stand up and go, maybe there is a problem. maybe we should sit down and have this conversation. but nothing happened. >> mark, what is your view? >> iem think our systems are too large to govern. you can see that in the discussion with the social media companies about how to regulate them. we as businesses, i think we speeded all of her coverage of the "wall street journal" ceo council table on her website c-span.org. we will eat this and thank you lied to an all-day discussion and forum on infrastructure and transportation that is being hosted by the atlantic getting underway in washington. later we will f

he told her to purchase gift cards from walmart and give him the numbers on the back of the cards. he warned her not to answer questions from store employees. >> they asked me, "do you know who this money is going to?" i said, "it's going to my grandchildren." >> reporter: that night she figured out her real grandson was at home in virginia. by that point, gonzalez, who recently had lost her husband, was out $4,000. >> i lost so much money, too much money for me to hand over to a stranger like that. >> reporter: according to the federal trade commission, 26% of victims paid scammers with a gift card between january and september this year. that's up from only 7% in 2015. >> it's a huge issue. >> reporter: pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro. why wouldn't a scammer just ask for cash or a credit card number? >> well, typically with cash you'd have to have a meet-up somehow, and, so, they don't want to create that risk. and, on a credit card, that's much easier to trace and easier for the bank to shut down the money flowing to the scammer. >> reporter: trinidad gonzalez says sh

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i heard you're basically the mayor of walmart. is that true you know everybody? >> well, i'm close to it. ( laughs ) >> reporter: how long have you worked here? >> me, i'm going on nine years. >> reporter: nine years. >> i'm only going to work 30. ( laughs ) >> reporter: coomer is a kidder, but why he's still working is no joke. when you got this job, you needed this job. >> yeah, you betcha i did. ouen you lose your retirement at a big place like mcdonnell douglas, you need a job. >> reporter: in 1994, mcdonnell douglas closed its plant in nearby tulsa. coomer, a machinist, had worked there for 29 years. >> and all of a sudden, a loud speaker came on and it said, "attention, mcdonnell douglas will close in 60 days." and i mean, we stopped and looked at each other and thought, "what in the world?" to me, that was just like you walked up and slapped me in the face. >> reporter: because all your plans-- 56 all my dreams were just then going out the door. >> reporter: he was 56 years old with an eighth-grade education, and one year shy of a full pension. rsnancially

. >>> and coming up, the big change coming to the aisles at walmart. >>> plus, this morning asleep at the wheel. a tesla driver was arrested accused of being sound asleep while going 70 miles per hour on autopilot. how police managed to stop the car. >>> and later the fight (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> and take a look at this scare. this was on a highway in dallas. a trash can comes flying into a woman's windshield. the can wasn't properly tied down when it flew off the back of a truck. thankfully the woman in that car was not hurt. >>> investigators in costa rica are working to identify a body found near the airbnb where a missing florida woman was staying. carla stefaniak was with friends celebrating her 36th birthday. she stayed for an extra day

now let's move over to walmart. today they have select items available for arrival on their site by christmas eve, but there's no standard across their store, so bottom line, get after it now if you are going to shop online, eva. >> yeah, enough of the procrastinating, right? you told us in the past that toy prices get slashed right before the christmas. any sales that you are seeing right now? >> yeah, this year target, walmart, amazon duking it out for the business that toys "r" us would traditionally get, so sales at all three. target, fingerlings, they're really popular for stockings. buy two get one free, walmart, bunch of toys discounted, legos i saw roughly 20% off, amazon, deals of the day on toys and generally matching lowest prices. i may still purchase the ridiculous watch ya' mouth board game, the one where you're like this the whole time and it's like charades but ridiculous. $11.99 on amazon, lowest price i found anywhere. >> whit is heading to the mall so this one is for him. shopping in stores seems

here are the recalled brands is sold at stores like c-v-s and walmart. the recall brands are reported to have a higher concentration of the drug than recommended which could cause your child to become ill and could lead to permanent kidney damage. here is what some parents had to say.(ááásotááá"it's scary because when you're giving your children medicine you trust that it's going to be safe.""that's about checking the product before it hits the shelves." so far the new jersey distributor of the brands say there have been no reports of any injuries so far. if you recently bought any of these brands from a c-v-s or walmart store you are asked to dispose of the drug safely at any local pharmacy. (catherine) up next... the author of a thought provoking new book argues the bay area has to better deal with homelessness and income inequality.. his exclusive interview...coming up. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, t

the walmart in american canyon was out of a gift card they use for refunds. they wer that a gift card would be mailed. we reached out to walmart. offering not a $30 refund but a $50 gift card instead. what they said was we always strive for customer satisfaction. when a problem is brought to our attention we quickly work. it is important to keep copies of your receipt. i get it, no one wants to keep papers and clutter around the house. i snap pictures of my refund. >>> a judge ordered a facebook billionaire to do community service so he designed an app. it started with napster creator who got in hot water. today his community service led to this, a twitter announcement saying he worked with the state coastal commission to create the your coast smartphone app. it maps out access points to beaches. you can see which ones have parking, restrooms. >>> the meteor shower reaches its peak tonight. unfortunately, we have partly cloudy skies right now, so you won't get a clear view. this is a live view from sfo and you can start watching as early as 7:30, but the best

and this one takes place in walmart. the owner of the new orleans saints and pelicans recently spent money at a walmart but not for christmas decorations or black friday shopping. instead benson wrote a big check for nearly $100,000 to pay off nearly 400 layaway items at one walmart in new orleans. the saints say it was benson's gift to her community for the holidays. if you're any one of those people who has a layaway payment you owe to that walmart, it's gone. merry christmas. i'm stephanie ruhle. find me any time on twitter. coming up is hallie jackson. >> thank you, stephanie. i am hallie jackson. a significant 24 hours in the russia investigation. that now scratched plea deal with paul manafort. michael cohen, his sentencing and just what he played ball on. the new reporting on russia questions that robert mueller may already know answers to. after saudi arabia reportedly reserved hundreds of nights at trump's dc hotel, why they did it, when they did it and why critics are wondering who else is plumping up the presi

. >> this walmart was busy on sunday with christmas two weekends away. in this store, two people passed a handful of counterfeit $100 bills. >> they were identical. >> the police rveillance of the unidentified man and woman. they came and went separately. they each had five $100 bills that they used to buy gift cards with the same cashier. >> there is no indication of the clerk was involved. >> they were very good fakes. one had a hologram symbol on it. most of the time when we felt that it did feel like real money. >> this is fake money. >> we use pans, lights and other things to help the checkers. >> this is at a supermarket just a few miles away. that was last month and probably unrelated. however it the checkers were informed about the newest ripoff. >> this really puts up a red flag. when we heard about this, realize they were out there and if something feels funny it is funny. >> walmart declined to comment and they are not alone. the government estimates $9 million in counterfeit bills are circulating in the united states. gift cards are a popular

the walmart in american canyon was out of the gift cards it uses for refunds. well, they say a customer representative promised would mail them had a $30 refund instead. a few months went by with no refund and jim and tiffany called us. right away walmart contacted tiffany offering not a $30 refund but a $50 gift card instead. walmart said we always strive for customer satisfaction and when a problem is brought to our attention we quickly work for a resolution. if you have an issue, give us a call or visit nbcbay-year.com/nbcresponds. >> it's been a little bit chillier out there. >> it starts to warm up and then feels nice, with all the sunshine and take a live look outside in fremont as we see what's going on there. this is a look at 880 and the sunshine. you can see the fall color on the freeze and a nice little breeze kicking up. our temperatures are heading into the low 60s as we go into the middle of the day after that chill start and many parts of the bay area. we're in the upper 30s this morning. we've made some nice recovery. right now we're in the mid

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so we reached out to walmart and offered them instead of $30 but $50. they said, we always strive for customer satisfaction.g tuble w arefund, give us a cl or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> coming here on "today in the bay," we are tracking breaking news for you. a deadly shooting on the peninsula. a live report from the scene coming up. >>> we start out with clear skies this morning. a live look outside in san jose. we head over towards sunnyvale. we'll be in the low 40s at 8:00 and 60 degrees today. you'll want to talk about the nice weather and the rain on the way. plus -- president trump )s former >>> no delays here. i blocked the bottom. clear sailing through the maze. we'll show you what else your commute looks like. >>> president trump's former personal lawyer sentenced for a slew of crimes. it is just the latest legal trouble for the president. the newest development from washington. a live look outside . >>> it's wednesday. we are working for you this morning. just about 5:00. we're looking out live at the roadway in richmond this morning w

. >> walmart is hiring robot janitors. >>> in today's tech bites -- >> social media apps top the list. facebook was the fifth most downloaded. number four was facebook messenger, snapchat, instagram and number one, youtube. starting in january you may see robot janitors responding to it the clean-up on aisle three. >> walmart are installing roomba-like machines that are like zambonis. they will plot a path leaving clean floors in their wake. break out your spandex because two more videos will be released. >> they've been digitally remastered in their all glory. >> my mom used to do that in our living room. >> look at the hair and socks. >>> spacex breaks records not once but twice. >>> captain marvel takes flight in a brand-new trailer. >>> hunter pence is a free age martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john f. kennedy: the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... >>> here's an

barbara had moved back to florida, remarried, again, had a daughter, took a job at walmart, but still held a candle for david, even as he lay under the ground practically next door to the very walmart where she worked. what did that do to you? >> it's an eerie feeling. it's, you know, that he was in that area, that i didn't even know about. >> such an odd coincidence. too odd, maybe? time for a chat. detective velasquez called barbara, got herself invited over to barbara's house. barbara seemed to have no problem talking about david. she said she cared about him a lot. and i say, well, how is david as a father? well, david became abusive towards johnny physically and emotionally, verbally. >> wait a minute. this was a whole new wrinkle. up until now, everybody about david's history has been squeak y clean. >> as an investigator and as a mom, i begin to say, did you ever call the police? she said, oh, no, i -- i never called the police, she says, i just thought he would change. she proceeds to tell me that i documented the injuries with photographs. never produced any photographs for m

police did recover the merchandise as well that was stolen from the walmart. again, a man and a woman who robbed that walmart just after it closed or maybe during the closing, they were alerted around 12:10, they are in custody after leading police, milpitas police on a chase. reporting live in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> developing this morning, president trump is on defense. here is him being sworn in back in 2017. today, there's brand new investigation there involving his campaign related to his inaugurati inauguration. tracie potts is live in washington with more. good morn. that swearing in video is relevant because the new investigation goes all the way first took office and investigators think it may involve millions of dollars in donations that may not have been used properly. >> i, donald john trump do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: now under investigation by u.s. attorneys in new york whether the trump inaugural committee misused some of the $107 million it raised, whether money was given to gain access to the new administration, acc

and then tomorrow from 2:00 until 4:00 walmart will host the fortnite party. sant will be there too. looks pretty fun. a live look outside right now. lauryn rickets tracking what could be a wet saturday. we'l break down the timing ahead. >>> plus our coverage continuing this saturday morning. a former president george h.w. bush passed away. a look back at a special fishing trip theormer president took with a man who is near and dear to our hearts, >>> good morning. thlcome to this nbc news special report. country is in morning. the loss of the 41st president, orge h.w. bush passed away overnight in houston at the age of 4ir. >> he died 8 months after barbara bush. overnight condolences and well wishes poured in from around

police say the suspects robbed this walmart store in milpitas. officers spotted the getaway car soon afterwards. the suspects suffered injuries not considered life-threatening. >>> look at this video, a man is recovering after his car slammed into a tree. listen to this. he is in the hospital, because someone saw the tree down and alerted people to what happened. officers found the car at 1:30, fire crews pulled the driver out. they tell us that that man might have been there for more than an hour. there's no word if alcohol or drugs played a factor in this crash. >>> governor brown has a message for world leaders. he posted this video to tie with the end of the global climate summit, now taking place in poland. >> this is the message from california. wake up! the planet is burning up. carbon emissions are growing. this year has been one of the highest growth rates in recent decades. this is not a matter to be taken anything but very, very seriously. >> now the governor is trying to convince united nation leaders to hammer out a new climate deal,

(jrstone) (jrstone) coming up -- fire evacuees staying at a walmart parking lot in chico say they are being forced to move on and find a new place to stay. we'll have details on that... plus an update on the number of people missing. (justine) and -- the aftermath of the massive 7- point-0 earthquake in alaska is still being felt tonight by people there. we'll hear how they're coping as a community... after the break. (jrstone) children scared for their lives as a man tries to get their attention and then follows them to school. the reason parents are saying their kids did the right thing. (jrstone) in the north bay... novato police are looking for a man who frightened some young girls as they walked to their elementary school.(justine) as kron four's philippe djegal reports... the man followed the students into the school parking lot. (philippe) no matter the neighborhood...erika harris/neighbor- "most of the parents walk their kids to school." or, how peaceful and quiet it typically is... carol haber/neighbor- "nothing is ever 100-percent safe, so you always have to be careful." it

from the walmart yodel boy to elon musk's weed moment. see why 2018 is all about -- ♪ ♪ >> tonight they've gone along for their boy's boy scout awards. while they were there, they themselves got an award as well. it's an interesting award. it looks like aqua man's try dent with a pumin onit. this is a thank you for helping out with the boy scouts, because they loaned them their trailer, they helped when they were selling their pumpkins. a nice surprise. thank you. the thing is that's not at all what is actually going on tonight. >> we have one more thing we wanted to offer you guys. >> suddenly, people start filing in, filing in and giving them something. giving them a gift. giving them some money. giving them words of encouragement because they've been going through all kinds of struggle recently. ed has stage 4 cancer, self-employed, can't work. they've been going through so much as far as dealing with this illness, and what's actually going on here is a prank. or in this case, the pranksters, they got together a group of people. hu

of walmart groceries. emily: where do think businesses going? do think there will be a few players, some smaller players will go out of business. it does not seem like this many players will survive. tony: you are starting to see some of that. it is a vast market. ago, 5% to 10% of pizza sales were delivered. today, over half of pizzas are delivered. outside of pizza, only a percent 8% to 10% only of food is delivered. talent,seeing that both capital, merchants, partnerships are accruing to a couple of national players. emily: where are we going to see you expand, use this money? started the year with 600 cities. we are in 3000. we are ahead of goal. that said, we have a lot of the u.s. left to serve. we serve the largest coverage today. to 30% ofstill 25% households we do not serve. we have to get to more cities. deliver with partners like wing stop and walmart. there are many other businesses for them to survive the next decade. have are other products we to continue on our merchant first approach that w

. >>> now a christmas miracle that started at a seattle area walmart. >> that's where joanne johnson says she lost her wedding ring in october just days before her 20th anniversary. and she says she was looking at an instapot when the ring vanished. >> christmas morning shiloah avery was opening her presents. lost a fnd not >> tres thisig i start reading it.e ofanpot. like a little electric shocks are going through. here i am four years later, and still getting up every day. to me, every day is a miracle. >> she's a cancer survivor and she had joanne draw a picture of the ring to prove it was hers. i'll give it to you, but you have to draw it first. >> joanne called shiloah her christmas angel and new friend. >> incredible. she was diagnosed with cancer and given 18 months to live. that was four years ago. so this woman has a lot of good fortune. >> one of the guys on the crew said she needs to buy a lottery ticket. >>> we're counting down the final hours of 2018. our exclusive sneak peek on what to expect on tonight's "dick clark's rockin new year's eve." >> first -- >> mattress is

deborah reports a sonoma county walmart is among the latest victims. >> reporter: this walmart is in windsor, north of santa rosa. it was busy with his mistress a couple weekends away. and in this store, a couple people passed a handful of counterfeit $100 bills. >> even the serial numbers matched. >> the surveillance video shows the undivided - - the unidentified man and women came separatethat they used to purchase gift cards. there is no indication that the clerk was involved. more likely, the clerk was rushing to keep the line moving. >> one had a little hologram symbol that was embedded into the paper. >> reporter: this is a fake benjamin. it is fairly convincing. it ended up in the till at oliver's. it is a supermarket just a few miles from walmart. it was last month, probably unrelated. checkers here were informed about the newest rip off. >> thousand dollars, from a local business so close to us. be aware of something feels funny, it is funny. >> the government estimates $9 million in counterfeit bills are circulating in the united states. gift car cannot be traced in time. >

. >> what about that tent city the walmart lot. is that still up? because it's wet and it's been raining and cold. >> the tent city is still up on a grassy lot next to a walmart. i was up there today and can tscould count dozens of t they can void the rainy weather we've been having here. >> and what effect will rainy weather have in what authorities were saying some people could go fck? >> we're waiting d out. we did have heavy rain in the burnarea and round it which caused flooding. the sherifff said workers were delayed a little b intting back to work and clear thing area so people could come back to parts of paradise. it's definitely a concern and could delay things. >> i wt to bring in you at this point. themo have somele homes that there being provided by fema. what's the update on that? >> i spoke tofema's spokesman, brad pierce, and have been more than 80 trailersitting there d more on their way to california. >> why are they just sitting there? >that's good question. fema has to find lots to put them and they hutve to figure a bunch of stuf

of walmart groceries. emily: where do you think business is going? do you think there will be a few players, some smaller players will go out of business. it does not seem like this many players will survive. tony: you are starting to see some of that. it is a vast market. 30 years ago, 5% to 10% of pizza sales were delivered. today, over half of pizzas are delivered. outside of pizza, only 8% to 10% of food is delivered. you are seeing that both talent, capital, merchants, partnerships are accruing to a couple of national players. emily: where are we going to see you expand, use this money? tony: doordash started the year with 600 cities. we are in 3000. we are ahead of goal. that said, we have a lot of the u.s. left to serve. we serve the largest coverage today. there are still 25% to 30% of households we do not serve. we have to get to more cities. today, we deliver with partners like wing stop and walmart. there are many other businesses for them to survive the next decade. there are other products we

. >> the tent city istill up on a grassy lot next to a walmart. i was up there today and can could count dozens of tentsz. they can avoid the rainywe weatr ve been having here. >> and what effect will rainyhe weatr have in what authorities were saying some people could go back? >> we're waiting to find out. we did have heavy rain in the burn area an round it which caused flooding. the sherifff said workers were delayed a little bit in getting back to work and clear thing area so people could come back to parts of paradis it's definitely a concern and could delay things. >> i want to bring in you at this point. homes thatome mobile there being provided by fema. whas the update on that? >> i spoke to fema's spokesman, brad pierce, and have been more than 80 trailers sitting there and more on their way to california. >> why are they just sitting there? >> that's good question. fema has to find lots to put them and they have to figure out a bunch of stuff. so after the fire, peoplefe ed churches and ranches and mobile home parksll offered space but mo

rishaad: amazon and walmart have invested heavily in indian e-commerce. why the new regulations could leave them licking their wounds, or as some would say, clicking their wounds. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: we talk about the big themes of the year ahead. you talked about how people were worried that one point in 2018. you were talking about the latter part of the summer. has that changed? what is your redemption situation like? were one point in time we worried around july, august. rishaad: you were seeing redemptions? >> clients were simply not confident about anything around midpoint 2018. i actually went around the country and started talking with clients. they said i can't tell what the market is going to do, and therefore they wanted to keep cash. which are starting to see september onwards its clients and i can't keep cash forever, but i need to be more thoughtful around what i do with my investments. that's why i see an uptick in andthings, liquid products what we call service-based financial services, like estate planning. there is still caut

>> amazon, walmart and target and the battle for the second tier is best buy. then some of the niche guys that got into to get it into it. >> after the new year, what happens to the retailers do you think? >> i think the song still will do well. i think what you'll see in the early part of '19 is a lot of the weaker retailers decide whether they're going to be there or not. we have got a lot of dt returning and maturing in '19 and '20. we have a lot of distressed retailers who got 35 names in our b-3wnd be list right now. you'll separate the wheat from the chaff here. >> well, i enjoyed our conversations during this season. merry christmas. >> merry christmas toe you too. >> charlieshea. >>> apple is reportedly facing a boycott by chinese consumers and tonight'sre we begin market focus. japan's nikkei newspaper is reporting that chinese companies are itructing employees not to purchase apple products in response canada of huawei's cfo. some companies are issuing fines for threatening to fire those who don't coly. apple shares finished down more than 2.5% to $14

walmart sells the product under the brand "equate" and c-v-s sells it as "c-v-s health".the new jersey based company called tris pharma says there is a possibility the increased amount of ibuprofen could lead to permanent kidney injury in infants.other effects could lead to the child becoming sick with nausea and stomach pain.so far the company says they have not received any reports of anyone having these reactions, but they have halted all distribution of this product.parents say they're relieved a recall was put out so no child takes this high of a dose."it could harm your child, they're the most imporant thing.""i'm glad they recalled it so they can make a change."tris pharma has alerted all retailers about the urgent recall - but if you have already purchased it - make sure to dispose of it properly at a nearby pharmacy or return it to where you bought it from.in lafayette, sara stinson, kron four news. (justine) next on kron 4 news at 5:30... there's a plan in the works that could alleviate traffic in the east bay. but many people are questioning if it is safe. we'll have the det

today we deliver drive with partners like chipotle, wing stop, and walmart. there are many other businesses for them to survive the next decade that need to build their fulfillmentce and channels. there are other partners that will give customers more selection at higher will be and customersat keep coming back. emily: doordash ceo, tony xu, thank you. telecomm's business. we will have details from tokyo, next. emily: shares of softbank's telecom unit has one of the worst first aid declines for japanese ipo wednesday. this comes after much buildup and fanfare that the company is among the largest ipos in history. david an reports from tokyo. >> a lot of reasons why this deal didn't fly. you look at market conditions and this is hardly the best time to do a large listing. the second largest in history globally. over 23 billion dollars raised. we are this close to christmas and there is a lot of volatility in the market. a lot of people approaching had warned this ipo was a little overpriced, especially if you talk to institutional investors. if you talk to ret

i think walmart, to your do it point, 10 alone. you have to have the investment power and thousands of data analytic engineers you need to really compete in it. so partnership is important. my own opinion is that partnering is probably a very smart way if you have the brands and you have the cachet, to partner with people who have the supply chain figured out, and the infrastructure, logistics figured out, and the analytics. david: how much of your being asian, chinese-canadian, really affected your role as a ceo for better or worse? how much did it make you a better ceo, or did it get in your way because you were different? andrea: that is an interesting question, because it informed who i am and how i lead. i don't think it got in the way. it did inform how i had to act and learn how to lead. i grew up in a traditional chinese family, so being sort of aggressive was not how we were trained, how we sat around the dinner table, and yet, i had to become more assertive, so i had a lot of coaching, informal and formal, to become somet

i think walmart, to your point, can do it alone. you have to have the investment power and thousands of data analytic engineers you need to really compete in it. so, partnership i think is important. my own opinion is that partnering is probably a very smart way if you have the brands and you have the cachet, to partner with people who have the supply chain figured out, and the infrastructure, logistics figured out, and the analytics. david: how much of your being asian, as you say, chinese-canadian, really affected your role as a ceo for better or worse? how much did it make you a better ceo, or did it get in your way because you were different? andrea: that's an interesting question, because it informed who i am and how i lead. i don't think it got in the way. it did inform how i had to act and learn how to lead. i grew up in a traditional chinese family, so being sort of aggressive was not how we were trained, not how we sat around the dinner table. and yet, i had to become more assertive. so i had a lot of coaching, informal and