david: 450 stores inside macy's. david: i love the fact he uses old connections working there, you never lose the connections, folks, you never know when they can come back to help you. what do jimmy kimmel, president obama and stephen colbert have in common? they're all taking your questions on website reddit. joining us in a fox business exclusive talk about their future plans and why they say they're looking to make this the social election. liz: now you can gift to your friends if you like them enough. that story straight ahead. [ thunder crashes ] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >> amazon.com is revisiting a business plan it pulled back from in tween. liz: you may be surprised what marketplace the retail be giant wants to tap into. fox business's adam shapiro has details. >> l

professor jonathan macy from yale law school and looking over macy's resume on the yale law website, he has been a member of the legal advisory committee to the board of directors at the nyse and he has also been appointed in the past to the economic advisory board for the national association of securities dealers. the second board member that okada is nominate something frederick reynolds who served as cfo of cvs until he retired in 2009 and is currently on the boards of companies like kraft foods and aol. again, okada still claiming to be wynn's largest shareholder even though the company and board earlier this year stripped him of those shares claiming he was working against the company by planning a gaming casino in the philippines. okada meantime is accusing the wynn board of an unusual loan in mac macao. this fight continues to go on and we'll see at the annual shareholders meeting when they'll vote on this and they'll also be asked to vote out okada as a wynn board member.

uh m macy's put together great results. lundgren and the team have continued to hit the ball out of the park. we have been beneficiary of that with our tommy hilfiger and calvin klein. they are two of the largest brands within their complex. we are benefitting by their great execution. i would like the to think we're a real significant part of their success as well. >> going forward, there were two items in the conference call that were confusing to me. you're worried about foreign exchange head winds. the dollar has been getting weaker here. the second is that i have been waiting for the raw costs to go down. you are talking about maybe a 5 to 7% break in raw costs. couldn't it be more? cotton is up huge. >> raw material costs are down more than that. the 5 to 6% is overall finished goods including labor. >> cotton isn't everything. >> raw materials aren't everything. labor is a bigger component. clearly the benefit we will see in this year's thursday and fourth quarter is significant. we are looking for a gross margin imp

they will have an athletic shoe company at macy's.thought you were going for a pair of jeans or a bathing suit, you can go and get your sneakers and go running. finish line together with this exclusive deal, this will come to fruition in 2013 and deutsche bank saying this is a positive move for macy's. the whole concept overall of the boutique store within the department store is something different. liz: we have the ceo of niche line next hour. i'm anxious to know if the first lopart of other companies like jcpenney. up 22% over the past year. when resorts of 27% over the past year, caesars entertainment went public last february less than eight months a public company. the stock has dropped 55% but now the casino giant is expanding changing the way it does business, could this be an opportunity? joining me now, caesars entertainment chairman. why are you lacking? >> became public in january trading from 9018. we are very close to where originally went public. liz: you're comfortable with where the stock is going now? >> would always

mapped out some stores and you see they tend to operate in many areas without direct competition to macy's and then you talk about the tracking, at least for the month and the quarter looking pretty good.

today we are focusing on macy's.talk about running sneakers and such, they are talking about having a finish line within the stored of macy's. this will begin in the spring of 2013. of coarse, sneaker sales, the ceo of finish line talk about how they are doing well with the running sneakers and such. this is a a way macy's wants to differentiate itself. when you think of getting your nikes or adidas, are you going to macy's to accept now, maybe you may. tracy: i think it is bazaar. ashley: you can have a store within a store within a store. tracy: i get to the point where i just leave the store because i am so confused. ashley: thank you, nicole. what is hot in sports memorabilia? what should you buy now? the ceo of steinmetz sports. he will be right here in the studio. tracy: let's take a look at some of the winners and losers on the nasdaq did research in motion up today. ♪ looking for dividend-paying stocks for your portfolio? with the fidelity stock screener, you can try strategies from independent experts and se

macy's has given $30 million to groups in 30 years.ent to see the he skprent got to meet back stage, elizabeth tailor. >> and it probably won't be used in runway fashions but department of defense unveiled a material as long as -- strong as medal. >> and light enough to rest on a rubble. it's -- bubble. it's made out of nickel. inspired by areas like eiffel tower. >> researchers translated the design into a tiny scale. next goal making it as strong as steel, light as plastic. >> wow. >> and popular party game six degrees of kevin bacon just bake less challenging. and there is a kool tool to help you firnd information. there is just in case you're wondering there is a number of two. >> thank goodness,. >> michael finney is here answering questions and there is a car dealership e mailing advertised online. a 2012 escalade for $8609. do they have to sell it for that? that is probably 80,000. >> there would be a line heading out of the door and there is reality is that with case law, if there is a mistake, and right there there is a $40,00

unstable." >> macy, you should totally go get our manager and tell her that i'm really in the sink. >but he insists that no one else is in on the stunt before the camera starts rolling. >> hey, karen, he's in the sink. is that okay? do you want to come see? it's pretty funny. you can't see his penis or nothing. >> i hope not. >> everybody thought it was funny except for the manager who was still counting money. the whole time she thought we were kidding. she never imagined that i was really in the sink. i would say stuff every night, i'm going to do this. and mike's like, don't do it. like i said, the sink thing, i had mentioned that three months ago. like i'm going to take a bath in that sink. but everybody always brushed it off because i would say crazy stuff all the time. >> the water in the sink automatically gets boiling hot to sanitize utensils, so tim's dip lasts only four minutes. >> so i used a little towel to cover myself up. i didn't think about this part. i didn't bring anything to dry off. >> the video is posted on myspace that same morning, but tim has no idea just how m

macy's put together the last three years just great results.ry lungren and his team have just continued to hit the ball out of the park and we've been beneficiary with that, with our two key brands, tommy hilfiger and calvin klein brand. we're benefiting by their great execution and i'd like to think we're a real significant part of their success as well. >> and inventory's lean. >> inventory is very lean not only on our balance sheet but in the channel. key retail partners like macy's and kohl's and pennys have kept their inventories lean. it gives me confidence not only about our business but retail in general as we go forward. >> now, you have taken a lot of that money, because you're making a big profit. you've been paying down debt. talk about paying back $1 billion. and it may be time for another acquisition. the hilfiger acquisition was clearly incredible. you talk about how the areas of weakness are jeans and underwear. that's something you licensed. you talked about how in the conference call you want to start owning brands. warneco, $

yesterday macy's was down on the burberry news. i still like macy's here. >> take a look at this exclusive video video of ben bernanke arriving for his fed meeting. [ laughter ] a passionate belief, and the foundation on which merrill lynch has been built. today, our financial advisors lead from a new position of strength. together with bank of america, they have access to more resources than ever before. a steadfast commitment to help you achieve your financial goals in life. that's the power of the right advisor. that's merrill lynch. >>> welcome back let's go to market flash. >> maybe lost in the shuffle today. take a look at gold. it touched a six-month high and got slapped down pretty hard. traders hedging bets plus profit taking is harder to see on that. if we squeezed it together a little bit it actually had a little bit more movement there. you see it at the open where the move was and fluttered most of the day. twitter sa silver same chart. we didn't talk about it so much because of apple. >> thanks for that. if you believ

go to macy's. they're picking up share. it is well managed. nordstrom has a good niche.arget as we said yesterday. quality retailers have more reasonable valuations that don't need to turn around. that's where i put my money. >> macy's, nordstrom's. those are some of the names to watch. rod is asking, is now the time to short the u.s. dollar? it's falling 4% just this past month thanks to the fed and ecb. >> depends. if you're going to sell it against the yen, i'm not sure you want do that. if you want to sell the dlau against the new zealand dollar or aussie dollar, i'd say don't. it is not just a question of what do you wish to sell. it is against what do you wish to sell it. >> tough trades given the fact that central banks around the world are as active as ever. >> some are actually in tightening. most are easing. depends against which currency you want to sell it, so it is not that simple a question. >>> ahead on halftime, our final trades. >>> in the next hour, a man with the power and desire to put a cap on the capital gains tax -- forever. we'll be right back. ma

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. >>> the biggest macy's in the world is getting a $400 million makeover. herald square in new york city will get a sleeker, more modern style. by 2015 the store will also add an extra million square feet. it already boasts the world's largest women's shoe department. preservation activists are angry that the landmark could lose its historic feel complaining that macy's has apple fever. >>> and will and kate are doing a happy dance heading home after a big victory over those topless photos. we'll have details on that in 15 minutes. >>> mixed news on the job market. good news bad news from cnbc's mandy drury with what's moving your money. so let's start with the warning of layoffs. thousands of american airlines workers have gotten those notices. >> that's right, chris. american airlines is sending layoff warning notices to more than 11,000 employees although just to put this in perspective those are the warning notices. the job losses may actually be closer to 4,400. who gets the notices? mechanics and ground workers whose jobs will be affected as the compa

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all the clothing today is from macy's and white marsh locally. so she looks like she might have just come off the runway. >> she looks absolutely beautiful. >> yes. >> all right. love that skirt. let's see our next picture. this is more business like. >> yes. this look here is from oscar de la rent. this is from new york fashion week. we took this look, this is the opening look from his runway show. and rochelle here has on something very, very similar, very beautiful. she looks awesome. >> sophisticated. >> the blazers are back this year? >> blazers are back. i love this look when you think of a suit you get off the hanger the matching coat, the matching skirt or pants. so this is a great look. it's ok to kind of mix tex turs and colors. she has almost an uptown girl business look going on. >> red white and blue. >> yes. >> we can't leave the guys out too. thank you very much. >> so we have a look from new york fashion week featuring a very handsome male. >> yes. the look that you are seeing is from michael cors. in his collection this year you

check out stores like sears, pennyses and macy's iphones about to go on mark down. they expect to release the new one next week, could push the four for as low as $99. $99. blue jeans now on sale, so are sunglasses. don't buy tablets this month, wait until october. . >>> let's take a flight. when you take a flight most of us -- we earn the frequent flyer miles but now how would you feel in the airline gave you fewer miles forgetting on the planes? >> john alerts us to one major airline that's doing just that so you don't waste your money. >> reporter: are if you fly much these days it's impossible to ignore delta. they and united control half of the traffic in the united states after recent mergers. some sky miles members may be if for a rude surprise this fall when they find they are no longer earnings many miles. frequent flyer programs used to be simple. fly 2000 miles, earn 2,000 points. as of this fall you may not earn as many miles on your next delta flight. delta has quietly changed the rules of its program and starting this fall certainly discount fares will

everybody likes to ask about cliniq u e if you go into a macies, you'll see the lab white coats and scientifically presented. it is the same set of chemicals packaged with a different marketing program. disturbing some of the women of color are among the most toxic. women are bombarded with light skinned looking models. every product claims to have a whitening benefit. here is an example of one of the ads that you'll see in china, procter and gamble, high end line sk 2, hugely poplar, this product was the cause of near riots in china in 2006 after the government reported it contained, band heavy metal. hundreds of women demanding refunds lined up down the block. here is an example of them busting down the headquarters in shanghai. women do not want toxic bad metals. in their $100 skin cream. unfortunately, the government and procter and gamble was freaked out about this. then it was announceable, just a little bit of toxic metals, don't worry. they put the products back on the shelf and back on the market. china is the no. 1 growth market for procter and gamble. have quotes where she says china is

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. >> reporter: vice president of men's fashion for macy's, the classic american department store has launched what it calls the men's grooming zone. and dropped it in the main aisle, not buried in the women's cosmetic department. >> the idea is to start to collect the best of the best from products that we're already doing business with, brands we're already doing business with, and also looking for what's next. >> reporter: beauty products have taken on a new face. products poised for men. invigorating face scrub, anti-fatigue cooling eye gel, nonstreak bronzer, and age rescue lotions. >> i think anti-aging is probably one of the fastest growing categories in men's grooming. >> reporter: market research shows money made in men's skin care was up 11% last year. what are men buying? facial cleansers, lotions, moisturizers and lip products. >> i think every cosmetic company is looking at men as the holy grail, for sure. >> reporter: chris is the president of kiehl's, a company selling skin care for 161 years. in a world where women have dominated the marketplace, men are now the growin

if you are downtown in an office building or shopping at macy's, do you run in the middle of the street? no. you stay where you are. how much time do you have? seconds. you have to make a decision within seconds. if you run to the street what will happen? >> get hit by a car. you have windows, glass to fall on you. high rise. if you know where you are, stay there than to go somewhere you don't know what's there. once it's shaking between 30 seconds to a minute and once it's over, things will fall and tip over. give it time to move around. of course, if there is danger coming to you, you want to move. so, picture these buildings. against the wall. will i go behind this wall? lean against it, cover my head? no. the pictures frames. if they come off and hit me on the top of the head, more injuries. be aware of that target. look behind you before you lean against the wall. sometimes wrong place at the wrong time there is no way to get down this way. try to find a [inaudible] place if you can. get next to something that's sturdy that will block up against you. how much time do you have? shor

they're going to help melody and macy.hey're both lost in this home and there they are. >> these dogs are living at a construction site. >> who knows what condition they're in. we know he gained their trust and ends up saving them. it does take some convincing. >> yeah. but he seems to be like the pied piper of dogs because he knows what kind of snacks to use to break them down. >> dogs are always like this guy is throwing us some treats, might not be all that bad. >> such sweet dogs but their eyes always look so sad. >> by the end of the video, they like that guy. >> he is a man of infinite patience. the length of time he spends trying to rescue these dogs. >> eventually, el dog does it he rescues them. i have a little surprise for you guys, because once melody was rescued, they discovered melody was expecting. >> oh. >> some puppies. >> that little dog had six babies in there. >> oh, yeah. >> who did this to her? >> somebody who needs to be spayed and neutered. >> if she was left out there on the street these puppies wou

one would be macy's, largest department store operator in country. and the other would be chico's which is specialty apparel retailer. both are led by management teams executing multiyear very thoughtful turn around programs focused on merchandising and improving the customer experience. and in our experience, liz, we think the american woman, the american mother is the last person to come back to the stores, and that's because she tends to be responsible for her household's finances, tends to be a bit more conservative, puts her family first, and we think she's finally coming back. and if you look at the same-store sales numbers out of macy's, chico's, we think even with weak jobs number the u.s. consumer is in pretty good shape and the american mother is finally coming back to companies like those two. david: tim i like your focus on the small side. even on financials you go small side with glacier bank based in montana. why glacier? >> it's a fantastic bank. never cut the dividend. never took tarp. yields over 3%. lived with some really tough real

>> i heard you guys renaming the company so i really think it is too big both macy's and nordstrom'saken because that seems to be where ron wants to take them. right? he's trying to bring the company more upscale, it seems. he wants shops. he wants better vendors. he struck the deal with cosmopolitan recently. i'm not sure the cosmo girl and penny's girl are the same person. i'm not sure that where he's going is where we think he needed to be. >> would you have said the same thing about target? >> i used to say target was the best retailer in the world in 2006. i thought they did shabby chic better than anybody. they became a retail that everybody wanted to shop at. yes, i thought it was really hard to bring a discounter upstream and make that all work. but target didn't go that far upstream. and they didn't have anybody sitting right on top of it. >> i'll defend jcpenney and johnson, believe it or not, learn. a lot of people forget target used to be dayton hudson. a boring old upper midwestern retailer. now we think of target in a cool hip vein, in a way. if they made the transition

but i have to tell you that on sunday, i went to macy's and a woman came up to me and said i see you on television all the time and i like the fact that you always listen to people, and that you hear what they have to say. so i'm looking forward -- and her expressing those words to me made me think about them. i want to express the opportunity to have that discussion with the public. and although anecdotal information is important, and i want to gather as much of that as possible. i also would ask the public to think about any kind of scientific or other information they may have in presenting their views on the issues as well. i want it to be a thorough hearing, but i also want it to be a factual hearing, and let's try and keep it less personal, more about what's best for all of san francisco. so thank you for the opportunity, chief, for setting it up. and i look forward to engaging everybody in the process. >> thank you. >> anything further for the chief on this issue? i want to thank the commissioners and the chief for their work. we've asked for pursuant to the resolution is a ca

. >>> and talk about a loyal employee. 92-year-old rose syracuse is retiring from macy's in new york after 73 years on the job. the longest-serving employee in the store's history. fdr was in the white house when she started. and get this. it's the only place she's ever worked. she says it breaks her heart to leave. but rose is only retiring because she recently fell and broke her hip. you go, girl. >> you don't see that kind of job loyalty in younger generations these days. that is a bygone era. >> only in this business. >>> when we come back this friday, important, new findings about breast cancer screenings and the test that could put some women at greater risk. >>> and later, runaway car rescue. a driver passes out with a baby onboard. how one hero headed off a disaster. only six degrees separate the body temperature of chocolate lovers from the melting point of chocolate. so when you take hershey's chocolate and add bubbles, it deliciously melts the moment you take a bite. hershey's air delight. it just might make you melt. car insurance companies say they'll save you by switchi

this is a view of the square looking from across the street, macy's, and looking down, looking north on to the square and this is an identical view shown with the union square market street entrance tucked into the lower right of the photo, a little closer view of the same view. the actual station itself takes up about 1200 square feet of parkland where 950 square feet of that parkland is restored with a walk walk ble roof, so this is a shot of the view that you'd see from the actual square itself looking south over the walk able roof. and this is a view from the walk able roof looking east. and the next two slides are views of the station looking west from stockton. and that completes my presentation. i'm available to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you. >> we do have public comment on this item, howard wong. >> honorable commissioner, my name is howard wong, i'm with same muni ..com, regarding the resolution square and subway station construction, there is a need to submit this approval and resolution to construct structure ins union square park to the voters under se

the as -- surcharge and glad to see that was part of the recommendations, when i buy something at macy's or amazon, i do not have to pay for their employee's health care. whenever i eat out, i only eat at mid priced or lower restaurants, so not everywhere do i eat is covered by this, but i've noticed that the places that i do are adamant about it and i talked to the server to find out what the problems are and most of them do not have it and don't know when it starts when i talked to them. there was only one place that offered to remove my surcharge and when i complained about it and wherever i go, if it's on the bill, i complain, but nowhere else except this one place has offered to remove the fee. i think that all of these restaurants are doing okay by the number of people i see on them, they're not on the verge of closing, and i don't think that health reimbursement plan is a good idea. as a former director of an agency that had a clinic, it would not be enough health care to keep people really going and it sounds like it's madder to get it paid fortoo. i would like to subjecting that

you got yourself a macy's $500 gift card. - okay. wayne: $500 plus the macy's $500 gift card. do it. that five will get you sent home. oh, a four. $750. congratulations. so you got yourself $1,250 in cash, plus the macy's gift card for $500. do you take that or do you keep rolling? you're one space away from a go home. - okay. keep going. wayne: there you go. oh, $500. look at you. $1,750. $1,750 plus the macy's gift card. do you take that and do you stop or do you keep rolling? you're five spaces away from a go home. - oh, it's so hard because i'm a single mom and i really need money but the car is worth a lot more. wayne: oh. you rolled a five, sweetheart, and that puts you at go home. you lose the $1750 plus the macy's gift card. i wouldn't want you to go home empty handed. you know what? roll and i'll give you $50 times whatever you roll. - thank you. wayne: you got yourself $200. congratulations. thank you so much for playing, kari. folks, we have so many deals coming up and then later on the big deal of the day. somebody is giving up whatever they won for a shot at the b

weather moving east from the west that could produce some rainshowers and the downstate area chicago macy's some scattered showers here is the bulk of this cool air with time it's expected to raise the chicago area tomorrow ... we may get into the '70s. this cool air is still hugging the midwest ... we might be a few degrees below normal throughout the entire week and there's a big chunk of cold air coming down from northwestern canada ... the wind is 10-20 mi. per hour gusting as high as 30 mi. per hour ... we are expecting the area in red on the map to make 30 mi. per hour wind gusts ... that's the story today it will be breezy out there ... the wind it does tend to settle of it tomorrow. the strong wind will move into the ohio valley and parts of southern illinois not much to show you on the radar ... the cloud cover is moving to kansas and nebraska and will arrive here tomorrow bringing showers to the southern suburbs and downstate there is a cold front crossing into chicago and that may save us keeping the rain down state ... here is the forecast for the remainder of the afternoon: bri