.: proctor had her yard done over the past few years to be more drought friendly. >> all of the plans are either deer resistant or water resistant. j.r.: myers says he has clients looking to do what proctor did, sometimes with dirt and sometimes with other options like rocks or plants. saved fr theew hundredlars from there, now we are looking toon it is not cheap, though. proctor says it cost them just under $30,000 to convert her entire yard. >> it is well worth it because we are not going to have to redo this for a long time. the cost was part of it but also it is part of what is the right thing to do for the environment and we don't have water to waste in california. j.r.: john myers also says many clients are worried about their landscaping now because they are now working from home. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: let's get to the weather. dan: meteorologist sandy patel is tracking it for us as we head into the weekend. sandhya: we are noticing the warmer weather. one thing to show you on the subject of drought, look at this system. the pacific northwest got their share of rain and

he likes proctor he's going up. people can say he's a turncoat. >> listen, proctor was a great investment for them. >> he won. >> they did well we know other names that have not gone as well fortriant ge is one that we talk about a lot. >> you have to be negative on -- on a day where -- >> i'm trying to be fair and point out that i don't really know triant's numbers the last five years. >> i got their numbers. >> what are they let me see them. >> i don't have them with me. >> i went through this thing where goldman gave me numbers that were wrong. >> you'll show them to me off camera. >> i will show you anything you want. >> i haven't seen them. >> we had the filing on wendy's last week. >> wendy's stopped tweeting. we switched to the chicken sandwich. >> i saw the picture of lisa with the baconator -- >> it was a chicken sandwich it's a new regime. >> sorry. >> wendy's is getting crushed here. >> that was trian may do something with a company that involves control investor since 2005 in wendy's unilever is going to

.: proctor had her yard done over the past few years to be more drought friendly. >> all of the plans are either deer resistant or water resistant. j.r.: myers says he did, sometimes with dirt and sometimes with other options like rocks or plants. >> it is a few hundred dollars saved from the water bill. from there, now we are looking to convert their lawn. j.r.: it is not cheap, though. proctor says it cost them just under $30,000 to convert her entire yard. >> it is well worth it because we are not going to have to redo this for a long time. the cost was part of it but also it is part of what is the right thing to do for the environment and we don't have water to waste in california. j.r.: john myers also says many clients are worried about their landscaping now because they are now working from home. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: let's get to the weather. dan: meteorologist sandy patel is tracking it for us as we head into the weekend. sandhya: we are noticing the warmer weather. one thing to show you on the subject of drought, look at this system. the pacific northwest got their sh

proctor in the trust, when everything goes wrong, still does well. don't like to use it in same sentence as walmart although i have bought things from proctor at walmart, leave it at that hopefully never the twain shall meet i did play, got cut. went out for nathan detroit, playing harry the horse. never forgave mrs. duesenberry alan in north carolina >> caller: how you doing >> having super day, how about you? >> caller: me, too i need guidance. >> came to the right place >> caller: what? >> came to the right place >> caller: hope you can educate me looking at two credit card plays, visa and capital one. visa has eps over $6 a share, selling at stock price just over $200 capital one has eps north of $25 a share but stock price is only $120 i think both are great marketing companies but trying to determine why such a big difference in price/earnings ratio. >> in a recession going to be people visa has no credit risk. i prefer visa. i say walmart -- my god! stop it. i like visa, mastercard, then capital one. if we get more good news out of china along

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we came across proctor and gamble, pg, pulling back from are resistance where are you would expect it to pull back it hasn't seen the same loss that the broader market has and also it has exhibited very positive relative strength we're looking for the names that have decent are relative strength and trying to stay the course on those while otherwise managing risk by exposure to other asset classes. >> the vices also, the volatility gauge comes up as one that doesn't look terrible is that a good sign, bad sign or a different market than we've been in, in the recent past? >> i think latter. it's obviously an indication of the higher vault tilt regime you can see it afirms that and tellesses us that market sentiment is something we need to pay attention to. and currently telling us that market sentiment isn't bearish enough to suggest we have an intermedium term low at hand they face a minor are resistance level in the mid-30s be nice to see relief for volatility and upside. it may allow support to be preserved yet another week >> proctor and gamble is our glimmer of hope today. thank yo

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you can see, one banner that says, nor deal was basically that alludes to is the fact that the roger proctors are still pulling the strings from behind the scenes. or they say it's just sort of a new set of faces. but the theme all and that these protesters are not willing to put up with that one. the young protest i spoke to said they have basically managed to bring out the general public of sri lanka for the 1st time that people are ready to speak up about the injustice about the mismanagement and all of that rather than sit in their comfort zones and this is a fundamental change in sri lanka, day to day life. so what people say a 50 days on is that they will continue their struggle. it's not going to stop here . yes, investigator is a founder wild fire in new mexico, that displaced thousands of people was caused by forest managers. investigators say the blaze began as a controlled burn, meant to prevent destructive wild fires. but instead 2 fires merged and created the largest wild fire in the states history. liverpool manager yoga clappers, dedicated saturday's champions, league final aga

can see, one banner that says, nor deal, what basically that alludes to is the fact that the roger proctors are still pulling the strings from behind the scenes. or they say it's just a sort of a new set of faces, but the same old and that these protesters are not willing to put up with that one . the young protest i spoke to said they have basically managed to bring out the general public of sherlock over the 1st time that people are ready to speak up about the injustice about the mismanagement and all of that rather than sit in their comfort zones. and this is a fundamental change in sri lanka is day to day life. so what people say 50 days on is that they will continue the struggle. it's not going to stop here. our the, you and human rights commissioner is called on beijing, not to use anti terrorism concerns to justify human rights abuses. shall barclay's been visiting each and young region where chinese authorities are accused of abusing weak up muslims. katrina, you report from beijing while you michelle bachelor's visit to china, was the 1st by un filane rights commissioners since 200

an anti government protested supporters of prime minister ma hinder roger proctor. i've gathered outside his official residence after protest as heckled him. in a public appearance on sunday there they attacked the protest as he had been calling for the resignation of the president and his cabinet. it has been a week since south grey relax is outdoor current of ours mosque mandates. but many people there are still not taking them off self for bride. his mono from so when mosque mandates have been lifted in other parts of the world that have been scenes of ne jubilation of finally dispensing with the things after 2 years of breathing. your own breath. but south korea went it out last monday, but not outdoors were no longer mandatory, but only recommended. this was the result. apart from a few exceptions, most mast remaining firmly in place. it's now a week later time enough you would have thought for the message to be getting through. you don't have to wear it. no, none of it. i still have to wear a mask and doors. it's so inconvenient to take it off and put it back

>> if we look at proctor and gamble and some companies, they fundamentally touch a lot of human beings in terms of everything we eat. they have vast distribution, commodity prices, this is what they do. you have start -- started to see them take price rises and inflation. i think the key is inflation can't continue to increase any more than it is now. then it becomes problematic. dani: 45 seconds, is the consumer willing to pay more if these companies raise prices further? >> so far it looks like they are. during the lockdown, the amount of savings accrued, the consumer has more leeway. if the inflation continues to persist at this level, especially in europe or energy costs are vastly increasing, it turns problematic. francine: thank you very much. one of the big points, we spoke to a unilever executive and they said if i raise points and some of the prices, is there a danger they go to the consumer at some point and the consumer goes to cheaper brands? dani: that's the issue with luxury goods. will consumers pay for expensive things when they are looking at more expensive housing and

it is given in the morning local time, 8:00 or 8:30 depending upon the proctor. people must sign up for it. it is an example given to high school students, so i do not think anybody can come off the street to take the exam. most exam takers are currently enrolled in the course, but technically that is not a requirement for a senior who took the course previous year. someone who loves history can take the exam as well. there is a makeup date on wednesday, may 18 for people who have conflicts or an emergency arises. was there another question? host: is it in person or can you take it online? matthew: i think the college board is allowing some accommodations, but by and large this year they have returned to an in-person exam. the last couple of years with the covid-19 crisis the exam was digital. two years ago it was shortened greatly, but this year as most schools are back, the expectation is that students will take it in person, a traditional pen and paper test. host: when we begin this we looked at time periods used to help contextualize history. once again, 80%

go birds, and i'd like to get your take on proctor and gamble. >> procter & gamble is aj brown. number 11. terrific. he can do the short route, he can run through traffic. the cost control, fabulous dividend. he could take you to the super bowl. i'm not kidding. nancy in illinois. nancy? >> hi jim, recently i read an article about mcd that mentioned a whale? what is a whale, and what does it mean for the future of the stock? >> i just had a personnel problem for a moment there. yeah, let me get to that. i think it's just a very good company. stock was up today all day. a good dividend. it's an aristocrat. i like it. i have to repair my marriage, so i will have to take an early break today. it's grounds for divorce! the bacon nader! you need cash, you need safety stocks, you need energy stocks. we are going to get through this together. we've been together for so many years. join the club, and you're going to get a level of me that's even more visceral than me making fun of my wife eating a bacon nader. investors turned to a dividend play. that's a good one. and yesterday, the cn

say you're at proctor and gamble and you're experiencing price inflation and wage headaches. hikes. walmart is saying, no, you're going to charge me more because i have to pay my works are more. you're seeing the likes of clorox and procter & gamble and kimberly clark all getting hit on the chin today because inflation hurts. you literally cannot pass the buck. someone and everyone ends up paying for it. >> is there a way to inflict when the inflation will ease? >> i was thinking about jerome powell who yesterday asserted i have my eyes focused on inflation, even above joblessness or this volatility that we're seeing here. you could see the economy plunge in a way, the market plunge in a way that it takes the air out of inflation. it almost does the fed's job for it. we're at north of 8% inflation and i realize that's looking in the rear view mirror but that is the number on everybody's mind right now. >> tube stocks and benefiber, i don't know what you're doing at home but i'm afraid to ask. >> i'm being a dad, being a dad. >> and lawmakers will take on the baby formula crisis toni

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they had to bring in the american activist investor to fix the company the same way he had to do with proctor and gamble right now there's only one developed country that gives you the best values, the most competitive managements and the finest outlooks for both 2022 and 2023 despite the strength of the dollar and that's the united states why go to china to lose money when you can go to the u.s. to make money don't be fooled. historically chinese stocks are awful performers and the government's capriciousness is outrageous so get out of these stocks while they're running. i admit they can run a little bit, which means you can take your time to get out put that money into the best market, the market of the united states of america. i like to say this i'm jim cramer, see you tomorrow >>> seventeen mass shooting in america since uvalde the crisis in america. i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> the first funerals for the children one week after the massacre in texas. >> i can only imagine the parents, grandparents out there, wanting to go in and the police won let them. >> honoring t

bought they were slight laein the money because the fxi was 3120 when they bought them second trade, proctor and gamble this is a down side trade. puts they were buying the june 165 puts with the stock trading 155.70 says to me, this shrinking the package to keep the price isn't working and maybe they're going to have to eat some of that, that they're putting out to consumers, rather than passing it along finally, let's look at the lithium battery play they bought 7,000 of them, made 15 calls in just two and a half weeks, they think they could have a nice pop >> again, we'll do final trades next ♪ ♪ 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 neither. in that case how 'bout a ringcentral phone call. we don't take kindly to no... would you can it eugene! let's just hear her out. ha ha ha, i've been needing a new horse. we've got ourselves a deal. ♪ ♪ ♪ ringcentral ♪ this is not the stallion i was imagining.

depending on the proctor and how that works student people must assign up for it. it is a an exam that's given to high school students. so i don't think anybody can come in off the street to take the ap us history exam. most apu is history exam takers are in currently enrolled in the course. so technically that's not a requirements a senior who took the course to previous year or somebody who took the course during summer or somebody who just loves history wants to challenge themselves can take the can take the exam as well. there is a makeup date on wednesday, may 18th for people who have conflicts or some kind of an emergency arises and then was there another question in person or can you take it online? no. well, i think college board is allowing some accommodations, but by and large this is this year they've returned primarily to an in-person exam in the last couple of years with the covid-19 crisis. the exam was digital two years ago. even it was even shortened greatly but this year as most schools are back the expectation is that students will take its online

here is what is next, nike, lululemon, under armour get hit next, followed by proctor & gamble and home depot will get hit when housing prices are going down. those resilient are those cater to higher income consumers. for example, apple's average household income is close to 90 k. they might be curt down the line. tesla caters to the 140,000-dollar a year average household income. they might be resilient. getting pretty hard. charles: what happens with them, those households are impacted by the stock market going down. there is a certain threshold level, wealth effect starts to work in reverse for top 20% of earners. phil, i got income statement for target. i want to share with you and the audience. total revenue to your point was higher, up 4%. we've got total revenue up. that is not bad but cost of sales up 10%. selling in general, administrative, workforce, paying warehouse workers more, they hired too many people. between those two inputs their operating income was down 43%. net earnings down 52%! so from a stock market point of view, forgetting debate where the consumer is, we're

proctor had her yard redone within the past few years to be more drought friendly. >> turf seemed like the perfect solution. all of the plants are deer resistant or water resistant. we drop kathy amount of water. j.r.: myers says he has clients looking to do what she did sometimes with sheriff or other options like rocks or plants. >> i had a client earlier this week that was paying $100 for their water bill. from there, we are in the process of converting their line -- their lawn to a drought resistant landscape. j.r.: it is not cheap. it cost them under $30,000 to convert her entire yard. >> it was worth it because we will not have to to redo this for a very long time. the cost was part of that. but also it is part of what is the right thing to do for the environment and we do not have the water to waste in california. j.r.: john myers said that many clients are concerned about their landscaping now because many of them are working from home and/or they are around-the-clock seven days a week versus two in the past. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. drew: we talked about how the extreme drought

what makes up facebook's advertising spend, so little of it, is the proctor and gambles, unileavers i think that's still showing pretty strong. >> joe, thank you. >>> we've got to get to breaking news on the deadly shooting out of texas >> the details are coming in 15 people total are now dead most of them students in that school one teacher from uvalde, texas. a small town about 80 miles west of san antonio and about 60 miles east of the mexican border there. a school of 600 students for kids aged 2nd to 4th grade the suspect was in custody at 1:00 local time, 2:00 eastern, but now we're told the gunman, an 18-year-old, is dead. police are giving a statement now. let's listen >>> there was a mass casualty incident in uvalde, texas. children in second, third, and fourth grade i can confirm we have several injuries adults and students and we have some deaths. the suspect is deceased. at this point. vps assisting with the investigation and it's leading to tell us the suspect did act alone during this heinous crime. families are being notified and we are providing services to them as the

university kennedy school of government and a master's degree at the samuel dewitt proctor school of theology. reverend taylor as ordained in the american baptist church and the progressive national convention and serves that the historic alfred street baptist church in alexandria, virginia the author of several articles and publications including two books mobilizing. hope faith inspired activism for a post-civil rights generation and his recent book that we are talking about today a more perfect union a new vision. for building the beloved community please join me in welcoming driver. theodore or r johnson theodore roosevelt johnson goes by ted. he is a senior fellow and director of the fellows program at the brennan center for justice at the new york university school of law. where he undertakes research and race politics and american identity. prior to joining the brennan center he was a national fellow at new america. and a commander in the united states navy. serving for 20 years in a variety of positions. including also as a white house fellow in the obama administration. did

folks, i've been doing this for 25 years it is a rare day when you see proctor down 5%. you can go years without that ng that is the lowest volatility stocks and lowest beta stocks, it just doesn't move that much on a daily basis for it to move 5% is quite extraordinary. a curious group here, pharmaceutical stocks have become the new consumer staples and they consider relatively safe and merck's had a 52-week high right now, for example. amgen is doing well. verizon is doing a sdeebts day and travelers, as well do they have anything in common? on the dividend yield side of things and some of the utilities are doing better and the higher yield has a little bit of cache although not that much if you look at the s&p, 39.30, that was the closing low last thursday and we were above that level scaping in the bottom for the last half hour or so one thing i watch is for the vix to get to extreme levels to see if we have short term. i emphasize short term bottom and what is an extreme level for the vix. usually when you get up in that territory you get short term bottoms. i don't

what basically that alludes to is the fact that the roger proctors are still pulling the strings from behind the scenes. or they say it's just a sort of a new set of faces, but the same all and that these protesters are not willing to put up with that one . the young protest i spoke to said they have basically managed to bring out the general public of shalanda for the 1st time that people are ready to speak up about the injustice about the mismanagement and all of that rather than sit in their comfort zones. and this is a fundamental change in sri lanka, day to day life. so what people say 50 days on is that they will continue the struggle. it's not going to stop here. a funeral procession has been held for a palestinian teenager shot dead by israeli forces on friday. ah, they'd mohammed when name was 15 years old, official say he was shot 3 times in the town of hod herself of bethlehem. the 13th palestinian teenager kill by his ready forces this year according to a palestinian child writes organization. and israeli rides group has been demonstrating against the construction of a set

for the valuations too, relatively high compared to the s&p when you take a look at a proctor, a kimberly clark, coca-cola. they're natural the 20s, 26, 28. procter & gamble is in the 30s >> because it's been the place to hide, right you get decently high dividends. you look at it as a defensive type of sector if you are going to have a soft landing or a recession or something like that, you probably want to be in these games. if you still want to play that game, though, you can stick with the domestic ones. one that i am long as i mentioned before is altria all u.s.-based they don't necessarily have to worry about the stronger dollar. so that's one way to play it the other thing i would say is another part of the rally today, weaker dollar, people say maybe i don't have to worry about the dollar anymore so that boosts the rally so that could go on if we get a weaker dollar in the short to medium >> i misspoke. clorox is 36 all the rest are in the 20s. >> it's part of the argument that people, guy makes it all the time that now that apple is a value stock, it trades at a glows stock multi

it is a class-based test, there is one department that is responsible for the administration and the proctoring of that examination. for instance, the controller's office handles some of the accounting classifications. and in this case, there was the 1310 pio position that was administered by the m.t.a. they are running it. i will gladly get back to it. i do not have all the details as to when that list is available for other departments, i know there are some rules. and rather than provide inaccurate information, i will report back to the committee after consultation with my colleagues at the city administrator h.r. office, as well as d.h.r. in essence, 1310 was a cbt and there are some rules in terms of when the certification can go forward, and rather than go into and provide some potentially inaccurate information, i will provide that information to you in the coming days. >> thank you, mr. robertson. happy to meet with you off-line and hold public hearings about it. i understand there is interdepartmental competition for positions at this moment in time. i was around -- it was around 12 ye

when proctor and gamble shows let's say 50 different sizes and flavors they don't come in and say you have to take all 50. they don't come in and say take it or leave it. they don't say you can't promote it or to incentivize people to do one thing over another. a visa and mastercard to effectively control over 80% of the credit t market and they are the only vendor which we cannot negotiate with and it's a take it or leave it proposition. i'm not an economist so i don't know what technically qualifies as a a duopoly but to me walks like a duck and talks like a duck . blumenthal, white house, corona, senator tillis at this point. >> thanks, mr. chair man. thanks to senator durbin for his leadership on this issue over many years and all of us that have served at the state level. i served as the state attorney y general for a number of years and we are deeply grateful for the leadership. i can hear and see the anger of consumersme when they go to pay for what they buy. i know the credit card companies are not the only ones responsible for the skyrocketing price at the pump or other commo

journal" reports just this morning that the covid lockdown in shanghai is affecting companies like apple, proctor and gamble, honeywell. it's affecting their supply chain problem. so people in the poll are absolutely right. inflation is going to persist and is probably going to contribute to a contraction in the economy. the question being are we actually going to hit a recession or is it simply going to be stagflation? this is going to be a terrible political issue for the democrats going into the mid-terms. >> dana: today the fed will try to do something to try to tackle inflation. let's see the graph here. the inflation rate since 2000 holds very steady and when president biden had been going up before biden took office and continues that sharp uptick. the federal reserve your take on that today. >> well, we expect the federal reserve to raise the interest rates 50 basis point, half a percentage point. the fed is undoubtedly behind the curve. typically in an inflation like this, the federal reserve have to raise interests rates above the rate of inflation to suppress it. that does risk the pos

some pepsis, proctor & gambles, and some energy stocks here that held up really well. david: rob luna, thanks for being here, my friend. appreciate it. coming up inflation weighing heavily on voters minds. how rising prices are taking center stage on this year's midterms. that's next. ♪ ... monarch mining is fully funded and poised to become canada's next great gold producer, with four high grade projects close to their 100% owned, 750 tonnes per day capacity mill. monarch mining. ♪ david: that's a good song. welcome back to casuit o "coast to coast" i'm david asman in for neil cavuto, and we have a busy second hour ahead, including team coverage of all of the stories hitting your wallet, we have grady trimble in glennview, illinois looking at the skyrocketing diesel prices and the impact that has on businesses, lydia hu is in new york city on the ongoing baby formula shortage that just keeps getting worse, where we stand on a fix to that issue and connell mcshane with how these events are influencing voters ahead of primaries. we're also going to be hearing shortl

when proctor and gambles comes to charge us about selling tied, of which there is 50 different sizes and flavors a bit, they don't come in and say you have to take all 50. they don't come in and say take it or leave it. they don't come in and say you can't promote it, you can't incentivize people to do one thing versus the other. visa and mastercard, effectively, control over 80% of the credit market and they are the only vendor which we cannot negotiate with, and if they take it or leave it proposition. and that, again, i'm not an economist and i don't know what's technically qualifies as a do awfully. that said, to me, if it walks like a dark and talks like a duck. >> i have two questions i will submit in writing. >> thank you. on the democratic side, the order on early bird rules, blumenthal, whitehouse, coons and -- and i know the presence of senator tillis. so, at this, point senator blumenthal. >> thanks, mister chairman. thanks to senator durbin for his leadership on this issue over many years and all of us who have served at the state level. i served as state attorney general

for me those are the big, johnson & johnson, proctor & gamble, coca-cola. as much as walmart got hurt -- david: i was going to say, want walmart one of those? you're buying walmart? it is down another 5%, down another 7% after yesterday. >> down here you start to buy if you haven't bought it yet. david: are you? >> i'm here with you today. we got off the investment call. it is names we talked about how to start putting money to work. they are names we own. we'll continue to own, buy strategically on the way down. david: the reason why lowe's, walmart and target are down this much, those reasons are still commit tent. we're not getting rid of inflation anytime soon. >> that's right. david: interest rates are going to go up. you say recession is almost 100% certain right now. >> coming. david: shouldn't you wait until we're in the depths of a recession? >> you can. will you really pick the bottom? you don't know when the bottom comes, when some of these stocks get overdone. walmart i consider a staple name, right? at some point you could try to pick the botto

they are, i do see one loser there that is proctor and gamble which is the bottom right land corner and that's on the downside but the rest are in the green and right from the start we're now up over 400 points, remember please we were down 650 yesterday, backup 420 now. the s&p 500 up 1.7%, nice gain there, after a huge loss yesterday. same with the nasdaq, a 2 point 5% gain, that's a very strong gain for the nasdaq, after the big route yesterday. here's big tech microsoft up $8 right now, apple's up four, alphabets up what is it 64, amazon is up 72, meta up $4, so you got a nice bounce for big tech in the very early going. look at peloton. no bounce there, none at all. hey, susan? good morning to you. can they stay in business like this? >> good morning to you. well, what do you think? we're looking at brand new all-time low for this stock, and that's way below the ipo offer price of $29. remember that? and business is going in the wrong direction. they lost three-quarters of a billion dollars, that's almost four times worse than anticipat ed. sales dropped, fell short and peloton say

let's have a look at the big picture, dow winners at the -- there are a few chevron, mcdonalds, proctor & gamble, coca-cola and verizon. they are winners. lauren: good job, how did you see them? stuart: i squinted. most i know are connected with energy price inflation if i'm not mistaken. monster beverages, charter communications i should say. no really big names, certainly no big-tech names back on the -- lauren: up a whole 1%. that's the kind of day it is. stuart: it is. well said. the overall picture here is the dow industrials down 1,063 yesterday, down another 272 points in the first 5 minutes of business this friday morning. look at that. the yield on the ten-year treasury has now gone up to 3.12%. where is the price of gold today? 1877, very little movement. bitcoin, we haven't talked about this but it dropped below 36. 35,475. oil $109 a barrel. i saw it 110 earlier. nat gas, moving up a lot in the last couple of weeks, average price for gallon of gas moving up again 3 cents higher to 4.28. if you can't put it on the screen, i tell you now diesel 5.51. california, regular gas 5.

goods sector, maybe new leadership since we know that unilever has underperformed competitors like proctor and gamble and now you have to remember that trian also helped a turnaround in p &g. remember when peltz got a board seat back in 2017 and as a result have you looked at p &g numbers this year? stuart: they're good. >> best quarterly sales gain in decades to start this year. stuart: nelson peltz knows what he's been talking about. >> he's also doing activist on wendy's. he upped his stake like we just talked about. he has a lot of companies to oversee. stuart: he's got a lot of money. the movie companies have a look on the left-hand side of the screen. the top gun sequal sold a lot of tickets this weekend. so do you think the summer blockbuster has made a return? >> i think if you look at how the theatre chains are performing, yes. it's proven also that top gun and depending on the movie, you can bring back fans of all ages back into the theaters, and that's good news. here are the stats and tell me what you think of them because i extrapolated as if the older movie fans were back in

points that's 1.1%, and all the dow stocks are in the red, and there's one not yet open i think it's proctor and gamble but they are all in the red. right across-the-board, and in the first couple seconds worth of business, the dow is down 430 , the s&p is down 1.5%, you know, you know it's a big sell-off when you start using percentages and the nasdaq composite is below 12,000 now, you're 11, 900 the loss in percentage terms. microsoft down, apple, alphabet, amazon, meta platforms all on the downside, all across-the-board. all right, susan li is back, thank goodness and please, a big deep dive into big tech. what do you have on this sell-off? >> yeah, you know, i was just listening to you and keith fitz-gerald so what exactly is capitulation in your view, because we've lost $9 trillion in stock value, so far in 2022 that's pretty significant, wouldn't you say? we lost $1.5 trillion as a canadian economy in the last two trading sessions of last week, so some would say look you're 23 % down for the tech-heavy nasdaq, you're almost in bear market territory with the s&p 500 down 15%, so what do