where they can't they have no problem using their own kirkland signature brand.t 20% of value versus the national brand. they even created their own. while i cannot promise to be able to max the humidity has become famous for i can promise the same level of open dialogue and transparency you have come to expect. to clear up recent speculation i also want to confirm the $1.50 hotdog price will remain in. revenues came in at 58.52 billion dollars. right down the middle of the fairway. after a prolonged drought they are gaining. and they are just crushing it in baker resales. the quarter was better than expected. the only thing that was in perfect was the stock's inevitable decline. that of course is not new either. this is always what happens. remember to buy if you do not own it already. if it keeps falling keep buying more. i would like to say there is always came contessa brewer in for brian sullivan. right now, a $4 trillion tax fight. should the trump tax cuts be extended? the answer just got complicated. >>> major player comes out against elon musk's $56 bill

put additional task because i certainly understand why do the deal with the idea is to use photos. kirkland, totally think of doing as a stylus is what's your order for? can you just send me an to yes. what's the zip code of the discontinued ticket? the sure, of course, junior, cisco for the suspicion duracell photos. the theme store presenter slip it in, but she could have bought for it. it comes through too soon for the sort of food i put in school for the zip codes that i need to do it, but i am a customer for the perfect filtering of what i'm supposed to do. i mean, you still there, go there wasn't sure, because i couldn't do isn't that i'm going to see what's to professionally. that keeps me have you figured out and they, they have their lowest of us on this is straight across. that would be just the park at the quickbook neglected. let me circle to start. and if you up to the body of the, i don't know if you just give me a local dentist and then with a, somebody me on the, the of the goes to i spoke with him with probably the local. i typically the costs that are by it, some of the mi

you're kirkland brand ricky gervais. steve, aging is a reward for a life well lived.ts as exercise, i can pull my pants up as high as i want, and no one judges me for eating dinner at 4:30. my dessert is three more hours of daylight. >> steve: the only thing bigger than your denial is the font on your phone, old man! >> stephen: you're older than i am! steve, you're 61. >> steve: shut up! >> stephen: there's nothing wrong with being 61. >> steve: yes, there is! do you know what happens to men in hollywood after they turn 60? they pair us with women in their 30s. 30s, stephen! >> stephen: so sorry. i had no idea... and i thought at this point you worked mainly with minions. [cheers and applause] >> steve: ha-ha, stephen.& good one! i didn't know you were allowed to tell jokes on this show. i better alert the network you've gone rogue! hello, cbs... see, that's how old i am. i still do this to signify a phone. hey, cbs, come quick! there's something wrong with your oldest sheldon! >> stephen: i'm very happy with this job, steve. i get to talk to some of the most famous

stores, they're calling them up and say, you guys are so far off the mark we're going to introduce kirklandignature corn flakes unless you come down, and nobody has that kind of power, except for costco there's just three, and the rest of them have to change their game target, which i love to shop at -- costco down. oh, come on. that's good. you guys are so smart, you sellers. just such smart people you must be algo -- those guys are stanford comp sci. i just look at target, and i say, wow, brian's got -- he's late to value. and walmart -- walmart is -- if you go to walmart, which no one does who has a suit and lives on wall street, you go to walmart, you say, what? what how did you get that jacket for 26 bucks >> you always talk about the surprise quotient that half the country has not discovered >> it's so exciting. i was talking with someone who lives down there that says they've got this fashion unit with people from the highest level of fashion in new york and chicago, and they're just -- they don't want to be talked about, and they're crushing fashion. now, i know i saw a really good

when i think about the membership model and the reatttensio is very strong the kirkland brand continues to joe's point in thinking about the consumer, the consumer they're catering to is a higher end consumer, and they're continuing to do well. >> shopify got updated today, at goldman, buy from neutral, price target, $74 from $67, what do you think? >> it's been a dud stocks down 15% month to date. challenging surrounding this company. ecommerce should be doing well one year ago, we brought ma cato libre, up 19% this month the disparity is remarkable between these two ecommerce platforms. i view the stock as a dud. >> seema mody has the headlines for us >> let's start with politics, donald trump lawyer rudy giuliani has agreed to stop accusing two former georgia workers of election fraud. the mother daughter pair said giuliani continues to defame them on social media despite losing a defamation lawsuit accusing them of election fraud lawyers for giuliani have yet to respond. >>> the white house announced another $7.7 billion in student loans will be forgiven for 160,000 borrowers. this

from that point on, mark kirkland, who had responsibility for that, sent guard of ten soldiers with gibson every day for a month on that route every day he was that he was going back forth he had ten soldiers the klux klan members were still out there, but there was nothing that they would they would not engage in a firefight. the with the soldiers. but by the end of the month, as we read in ulysses president grant's cabinet memos, grant want this to happen anymore, he this is this is not sustainable. and so, of course, grant had a choice. and you might think well, he'll just put a white guy in there. you know that's what that's what the kentuckians that's what everybody in the state is up talking about. no, he didn't. what granted was he he told markland to shut down the mail service between louisville and lexington so that there was no mail would be carried on the railroad on that most important rail route in the state. and the white kentuckians, all of the white southerners, south carolinians and north carolina, every they started howling because was the first time that anybody had been

recently closed dozens of its roughly 650 locations across 20 different states kirkland signature extracks at costco in brooklyn. costco memberships are expected to increase. the 1.50 hot dog and soda safe for now. those are your headlines. >> lawrence: if you can't get a deal at costco. >> carley: that's true the hot dog is safe. we can smile about that. >> lawrence: thanks, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> lawrence: former president trump headed to the bronx wednesday. holding own events in support while encouraging others to register to vote. watch. republicans have to head out to the hood even if you think it's too dangerous. trump 87, 90, how many targets if he can got. if can he make time to got bronx have you next could you say to go to the bronx. >> lawrence: this is crazy. speak nag video is he here right now live with us. so you said if donald trump can do it, and he has all these counts against him. every republican should be coming to the bronx, why? >> well, you know, i think this is an opportunity republicans should not let go. had over the years i have never heard o

so my professional guide, captain kirk kirkland, he thinks that was of a turtle. enough, it was a massive turtle. i've never seen a turtle that big. he was able to get it into the boat by grabbing its tail. and then right behind its head on the shell and winch it up over the side of the boat. we needed to get it in to get the hook out. it was actually stuck in his pa- will: you caught him by the paw? >> yeah. will: i was going to ask, i was telling pete rachel, i took a picture of a snapping turtle this week, and we were -- they're terrifying. i was asking how you got the hook out. i don't know how long the neck is, but you've got if to watch some fingers. maybe a hand with that guy. >> you see how it's the head is pointed up? every time i would look left or right, his head would slowly turn -- pete: oh, no. >> he wanted to get me, that's for sure. [laughter] rachel: it doesn't look real. it looks like something out of some, like, movie. is what is the bait that this animal gnawed on -- gnawed on? >> yeah, we were using pieces of fish from a fish called a carp to

it was an f 35 fighter jet that stopped kirkland air force base to refuel. this is the second recent military plane crash in new mexico in april, an 16 fighting falcon went down in a remote area. your holloman air force base. so while video now out of texas showing an unoccupied american airlines plane being blown away from its gate at dallas. fort worth airport, 80 miles an hour. winds no match for this boeing 7.37, which weighs about 90,000 pounds. no one was hurt, but several flights were canceled out of that airport due to powerful winds and hail more than a million customers in texas without power as of tuesday as more storms unleashed, hurricane force winds across the dallas area and we'll talk about what's happening and that part of the country right now with kyla. yeah. hey there. so you can see it's not bad in dallas right now. you can see where the severe thunderstorm watch is in the area that's surrounded by the yellow boxes here. so all the way from the dakotas heading down into parts of colorado. >> we have had some showers have been rolling thr

believe she deserved well, i think originally went to let me and my hospital evergreen hospital in kirkland and we went once and then second time they they saw that it was pretty serious against what we today center by ambulance to the ceiling this will take her there at this hospital for you guys because we can treat that. >> this is to look complicated. so that's when we went to set a children's er first time we went separately and an ambulance took her from one hospital to another and in the scatter children's when we went there they were even there, they only share their only examining and we thought it's going to be like that that might be going to be staying even for the other scholarly or false. so then let me at the end of that er, at all. it's okay. here's some it is a skin rash. it's called dress. then said at the time but they said it's it's due to allergy and they gave some cream and medication to apply and said, i kept asking me that a life-threatening or not, but they didn't. they said, oh, it's okay on its entered centers ball. >> i just want to let people know that dress is

working at home in kirkland, washington, quynh takes pains to make her flowers as realistic as possibleter: hand painting details, obsessing over every petal. until i touch this, i had no idea one was real and one was fake. i forgot which is which. >> i am happy to hear that. that's the best compliment anyone can give me. >> reporter: artist ann wood known on instagram as woodlucker models her flowers after the ones inner garden. the ones in her hand are made of paper. paper also offers an opportunity to create fanciful larger than life blooms. artist tiffanie turner's giant art pieces show in high end galleries and sell for tens of thousands of dollars. and yet there can be a stigma that paper is cheap or tacky. >> i was talking to my mom when i first did paper flowers in vietnam. she was like, oh, that was the poor people way of bringing flowers to the wedding because they couldn't afford fresh flowers. >> reporter: today paper flowers can often be more expensive than the genuine article. which makes sense when you consider all the time involved in making one. the process is the point

if you don't work with them, they introduce a kirkland signature brand.hest most pro-consumer they're continuing to price cut, doing a lot more with technology it's an amazing company. >> and the hot dog stays at $1.50. >> you did a doc on them, didn't you, 100 years ago >> i'll tell you what else is very good, bakery aisle. >> bakery? >> the bakery has stepped up its game i've always loved the bakery and the way it smells. now we've got buns and this was a call for the new people. remember, you have a new ceo and cfo. the ceo has been there 41 years. miller, he'll get the culture. he's from kroger touchy-feely, you remember at the end when rodney would say something sweet and kind no, you've got to come to play he was the keeper of the flame. >> how many straight calls did he do? >> 131, almost one of the things that's amazing about him, he didn't suffer fools gladly if you said something really stupid on the call, he would find a way to make you realize, come on, this is the big leagues. step up your game, for heaven's sake. >> when senegal was in charg

they specifically point out walmart and -- >> costco, kirkland. from overseas, they're opening 700 stores? aldi. >> they're in the hamptons, i'll take you there. we'll go sight-seeing. cisco is fighting the rising prices by doing prepared, which then if they do prepared, you don't have to have a prep kitchen chef. you save a little money and use their food. remember, walmart did that under $5 business, which is terrific. i think walmart -- cissis sysco coming back. i think walmart is terrific. >> david, walmart probably has the biggest lead over others right now that i've ever seen, except for costco. >> who do they have the lead over when you say the biggest lead? it's not over amazon. >> brick and mortar like kroger and albertson's. >> still waiting. >> whole foods. >> whole foods is owned by amazon. >> they have high prices. when you go to walmart, they have such great prices and that's been a place for the stretched lower and middle class. it's not where you'll see the 100 bankers who are in palm beach. you throw a stone there, you hit a banke

also what we see in our studies, there is so much receptivity to private labels such as kirkland at costco. what we see at the higher end is the wealth effect, some confidence, some pockets of strength in the u.s. in particular. china is something we are watching, very volatile as well. jonathan: can we talk about luxury? i promise that we would. there are some brands that are struggling. more specifically about gucci. who is getting it right, who is getting it wrong? oliver: we are most excited about louis vuitton, as well as dior. they also own sephora which is global. we downgraded the stock, gucci. they are at work in progress payment they have to reset the brand. some of the issues are specific to the brand which needs to return to classic and timelessness. it also needs to be more elevated. this process has been quite painful in the numbers have been quite sharp. what is happening in luxury goods is a share shift as well. big players like louis vuitton offer a full range of all kinds of luxury, hard luxury, and that is working well in the execution. i do love gucci personally but it

two particular capital projects, the electrification of kirkland and presidio demonstrates our commitmentbeing more efficient through our transit transition to electrification. we also know that communications and building trust are really important to the board. so we are relaunch ing the community equity group. the community equity group brings together a variety of staff and members of the community from equity neighborhoods, and they are actually going to be reviewing the metrics against which we measure our service. and so that is going to be a really important way that we make sure that the service that we're providing is not only reliable, but also equitable. we are continuing to work on our community liaison liaison program, which includes four language specific staff, two to focus on outreach in the spanish speaking and cantonese communities, and then two staff who will be focusing specifically on language translation and as i mentioned at one of our previous presentations, we'll be using one of our mayor's fellows to focus on our discount programs and how we increase our touch p