started falling it fell cosco fell more than ten dollars today from the open that is a dramatic move for stocks like that and before today cost to really look like a nice buy it was holding on top in fact cosco looks stronger than the market before today's trading again cosco is still in the not trying to after today but lots of selling and cosco lots of selling on johnson and johnson lots of selling all over the place really today in the market and adobe it's another one that reported may also drop a little bit tell us about adobe melissa adobe fell two and again that dragged down that whole sector and that sector hasn't been doing good for the last couple of months as well with the market but adobe trying to hang on in the first five fifteen minutes of the day and then once the selling started to come in that it just fell these all of these symbols that we just discussed all these stocks today you could have shorted and made money and you could have made a lot of money actually yeah well you know so sometimes people don't think about particular this. really average investors but yo

us big box retailer cosco wholesale corp says they will set a hard deadline for eliminating routine use of antibiotics on livestock by or before december of twenty twenty one fast food chain mcdonald's today made a similar announcement cosco has been working on their own plants it's their filing of a shareholder resolution on antibiotics issue in the summer of two thousand and seventeen by a group as you so that group as you so applauded costco's response and pointed out in their response that seventy percent of medically important and a box sold in the united states are used on life stuck. with the price of crypto currencies taking downward dive as we've told you about some employees are losing their. jobs big coin has lost half its value in the past thirty days it is down eighty percent from the highs last year last week to block chain companies cut back on staffing including the renowned firm consensus which says they will lay off thirteen percent of their work first joining us take a larger longer look as a co-founder of counterpart x. christy i christy thank you for being with us a

in strasbourg cocoa here in berlin so i'll be in prime minister i'm not but not bitch you know i'm cosco nicky morgan talking foreign minister. was stolen.

the prime minister i'm not backing up bitch you know i'm cosco morgan talking. charlotte. please. the chief human right so you can feel like i might as well if you like just say the quest if you don't like you.

. >> i got out of my coworker's car, we tried to go to cosco for a company trip but we got gridlock for an hour and she tried to drop me off at the office and we encountered for traffic. i decided to get out and walk to the office because it will take another 35-40 minutes to get back. even though it's only 2-3 blocks. >> reporter: for chp, the code lies in the why and that is something they don't know. >> i can say there is something i can put my finger on because if there was we could do something about a. we get crushes on the bridge, crushes blocking traffic, most of the time once it clears, traffic resumes back to its normal slow pace but at least people are moving. but yes, every once in a while you will see this where traffic comes to a stop. i don't know why. >> reporter: traffic is once again flowing, who knows what tomorrow could bring? >>> in an effort to ease the congestion, bay area buses may soon get the green light to drive on freeway shoulders starting next year, transit agencies across the bay area will seek statewide legislation to make it happen. the mercury news repo

london in strasbourg hong kong here in berlin the prime minister i'm not buying that beach you know i'm cosco nicky morgan talking. travel showman.

london strasburg called called here in berlin prime minister i'm not very good at beach you know i'm cosco morgan turkish foreign minister met lute travel scholer. the chief human rights if you like i might just buy it if you like i say the question if you don't like you don't you don't buy this is the offer do you think it's seen your boss yeah i'm not the boy i'm talking about was you yeah i'm talking about the senior human rights official of the united nations who is concerned by arbitrary mass dismissals of civil servants and private sector employees arbitrary closure of civil society organizations arbitrary detention the use of torture until treatment during pretrial detention restrictions on free expression and movement arbitrary expropriation of private property those are things that he is concerned about not me he's concerned i'm talking about the chief security the right sophisticated or my people is more important than what he's saying and he's a biased person and there's a conflict of interest i know him very well ok and these people this associations. long to fettle which also

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the cosco to former u.s. president george h.w. bush has returned to texas where he'll be buried on he died last week at the age of ninety four you're watching live pictures from st martin's church in houston politicians past and present were among the mourners at a state funeral for the forty first president in washington d.c. our white house correspondent kimberly help of reports. after lying in state in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol building george h.w. bush made his final journey past the white house he once occupied to a state funeral service at washington's national cathedral friends and dignitaries from bush's decades of public service stood as his flag draped casket entered the cathedral. at times such as this u.s. presidents typically set aside their political differences but as president donald trump took a front row seat he shook hands with only some of the former first families former first lady hillary clinton his democratic opponent the twenty sixteen election did not even look his way bush senior's long time friend

. -- cosco, big moves as well.oke the numbers yesterday and it seems as though the market is seriously underwhelmed by it. scarlet: writing pressures due to cost is the story there. you're getting a bit for safe havens like longer data treasuries and dlc as well as the yen. let's take a dive into the action with our markets reporters. taylor, what are you watching? you just said we are going into safe haven assets, putting pressure on the leveraged loan market, which is what i talk about -- talked about today. this is taking the level back to the lowest since october 2016. a lot of the volatility is putting pressure on a lot of these acids ever since the peak in october 3. this is also after mutual funds this week recorded their biggest outflows ever. billion, and some etf as well. what that means is it is translating clearly into underperformance recently, i have charting that i have a chart on the leveraged loan market. is global high-yield market only off about 1.5% over the last few months. just as concerns ram

the device was reported after 8:00 last night at the cosco. the store had already closed when officers respond. the police called the bomb squad to check it out before 11:00 last night and it was declared not dangerous. >>> a scary event happened for a family on vacation. a young boy is bitten by a shark . everything is caught on camera. >>> going on a hunger strike, the call to the u.s. to speed up migrant asylum claims. >>> if you're hitting the roads in san jose, traffic is doing well up highway 17. >>> viewer out north this morning, grab a jacket. it is cold. we look at the current conditions and rain in the extended forecast. not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. >>> welcome back. look at this. they are cleaning up forum tornado damage in illinois and 20 tornadoes touched down and they hit the central part of illinois and knocking down power lines and uprooting trees. this video, this is taylorville that was hit the hardest. re

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adobe and cosco and dave and buster's coming out with earnings.hat could definitely move the needle. other stocks in focus include facebook and hillebrand, which had announced big buyback programs. caterpillar, which they say are due for a bounceback. papa john's, they may have new interest after the last interest backed out. finally we have a oil which continues to be on a roller coaster, although traders say the most recent cuts are supported near-term. shery: thank you so much for a check of the markets. we a closer look at how expect the week to kickoff we turn to manager -- great to have you with us. su had to kick things off with volatility. is this going to be depressing returns for the year ahead? guest: we think it likely is. on a relative basis we are years off many double-digit returns. we think as investors look ahead, it is safe to conclude that we are going to see continued second-guessing of where we are. we think investors will continue to question how strong growth will be going forward, whether or not the recovery can continue. w

i was out at some of the malls yesterday and it was nuts, cosco, actually, it was not as bad yesterday, i was shocked. i was like where is everybody? i bet today is pretty bad. >> to have anything to get less money? >> i'm done, i have a bottle of wine to pick up on the way to my sister. so i'm done, done, done. >> one less thing for my dear grandma. >> what, all right? now let's find out how our forecast is on this christmas eve, good morning, rosemary. >> morning to. holiday shopping could be a bit hectic if you are out and about during the afternoon drive, it also be hectic, just getting started, getting a view here with storm-tracker to -- two, a sunny start, a foggy start, visibility issues reported just about two miles or so areas like santa rosa just a little bit of rain north of santa rosa along the coastline, from areas near pacifica, half moon bay, down through the county coastline into santa cruz, a few scattered showers there, and visibility could be a bit of an issue along highway one, right there as well, future cast by noon, scattered showers, fairly light, fairly widesp

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the device is in the parking lot of the pacific comments shopping center in front of the cosco.he store had already closed for the evening when officers responded. the parking lot has been closed off. sheriff officials say the people stay away from the area. >>> generally first marks 10 years since a b.a.r.t. shot and killed oscar grant in oakland. now, melissa tells us that the mural is in the works to honor oscar grant. >> reporter: uncle bobby shows us a spot where a mural will be created at fruitvale station to honor his late nephew, oscar grant. it is the same place where hundreds of people meet to mark -- white candles. they hope to unveil the artwork on that day, january 1. >> i hope this mural looks like oscar and the love that he gave to people. >> reporter: the final design has not been decided. b.a.r.t. officials agree to commission the art even though it was one of the officers who shot and killed grants. >>> this is an atonement. >> reporter: i was uncomfortable . i felt like i was not safe. >> the san francisco chronicle says that b.a.r.t. signed a contract. many o

it's cosco, right? their whole business is a cheap and margins matter to you and its retail and so on. they pay a living wage. way higher than any other -- they have stable workforce, loyal and voice and all the rest of. it's not impossible to make it work. i definitely agree that it's not ideal, and i absolutely take seriously all the objections that we heard. not, this idea is not in isolation. our alternatives. it's what's happening right now which is there's welfare dependency which i hate of the bureaucracy associated with that. and there's what could be coming from other sandwiches universal basic income which i also hate. i'm just trying to be practical. >> a tremendous discussion ranging from poetry to draining the swamp. i'd like to thank steve hilton for a wonderful discussion today and i'm sure we will continue to discuss your ideas for months and years to come. hopefully you come back to heritage again in the very near future, and i would also like to thank everybody for joining us today and

cosco sales numbers surge in last quarter but fell short of expectations, same-store sales grew 8.8%sales totaled 33.3 billion, down 3 billion below expectation, the stock is down about 3% overnight. up 22% so far of the year but stock is under pressure this morning and those are your headlines, maria. maria: that chart of cosco looks good, starbucks, delivery, good move. >> i'm ready for it right now, can it come right now? i'm waiting. everything is becoming more convenient, people are loving things to get delivered, don't want to get out, why not, see how it goes for them. dagen: amazon is separating from insta cart, will use delivery, it's not great, so i think that if whole foods take charge of own delivery is better for them. maria: they could because they have own delivery service, when we come back software failure, doj's deflection on why so many of peter strzok and lisa page's text messages went missing. take a look at the pictures, we will tell you what happened when the truck unloaded all this cash on the ground, stay with us. i can do more to lower my a1c. because my bod

emma: the crucial holiday shopping season has gotten off to a good start for cosco.omparable sales that beat estimates. costco go sales were up 9.2%. lyft going public. they have started early stage documents for his ipo. jpmorgan,rking with credit suisse, and jeffries. the banks have pitched valuations for the committing ranging from $18 billion to $30 billion. ipo to theoftbank's telecom unit has been fully subscribed. were able to cover the entire book yesterday thanks to strong demand. says begin trading december 19. and that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: i love the softbank story. like, how much confidence you have in yourself? david: it is pretty impressive. i will take the number and go for it. does not matter, i will sell it. coming up in data adp implement in at 179,000 jobs, below estimates and below october's reading by about 40,000. how much does adp mean for job support tomorrow? not a lot necessarily. whater, you have to wonder can of risk will be in the market if we get a killer number tomorrow. sets up tomorrow. alix: sets up the tone. david

. >> winners, amazon, wal-mart, early tin, cosco, all of the price players.ing great care of the customers. they were winners. a lot of losers. when people received his or her "wall street journal" on saturday, we saw a distinct rollover in shopping late saturday, sunday into monday announced today where it is jerome powell's train wreck under the christmas tree. where people are worried about stocks. the retailers pay their pension plans for other hourly workers. under the christmas tree is taken to trillion in value out of the pension plans. retailers have to fill the hole. that's going to hurt cat facts. hours, inventory. trade to there being very distinct ways. they're picking and choosing. i was at a mall christmas eve and the biggest line was pandora. it was one of those old-fashioned applewhite used to see. but the luxury stores like they were doing well. >> luxury sales are buying primarily on price. there is great value whether it's online or on land or on mine. people are still buying. the consumers are getting very cautious. people can't trade in t

for a company like cosco or wal-mart or macy's or any of them, they have to have a great online experience won't be a retailer in the future and never was going to say you're not keeping up. meanwhile they have to keep investing in the stores, too. 85% of retail sales take place in the stores. they do have the option to the stores better be good. you can't let them get run down so you have to invest in those, too. a lot of investment on both sides of the ledger. you see that definitely traits cash flow, capital and operating profits. charles: with an investment. i've got 10 seconds. i'm picking up toys on christmas eve. it was a madhouse. target by the way did a great job. are you thinking in your mind there is room out there for a toys "r" us part 2. i may be fill that void. >> i will tell you there is room doing electronics. home depot and building supplies. the demise of toys "r" us had nothing to do with the fact consumers didn't like it and everything to do with the fact that governor -- government -- [inaudible] charles: it's always great talking to you. thank you very much. >> yeste

this is as cosco, wynn dixie all the grocery stores in america. know you are helping them go to college because they have lost one of their loved ones, one of their parents or their parents severely injured, how does that make you feel? >> i met a girl yesterday, i didn't even know she was going to be there who is now going to ucf, central florida on a scholarship that was paid for by redneck riviera. they didn't tell me she was coming. i almost froze. chills went up your arm. and, you know, you hear about all these scholarships that they did. but when you meet somebody who is actually going through college through folds of honor, it's powerful. steve: it's not just a name it's a person. >> it's a person. you should have seen her eyes and her mother was standing there. to think redneck riviera i said how old are you she said 22 i said thank god you can drink some of this. ainsley: on our sofa recently she had a dream to be an actress now going to school in central florida you pay for her to go to school she lost her dad. she loves her dad and talk

maria: what cosco does, buy in bulk. >> enormous can of tuna.t 2.90, average cost of input for shipping. lauren: okay. >> think about it, 4 charging cables for 10 bucks and 2.90 to ship them when you're a prime customer, that's the real issue, they can't continue to afford and folks, the marketplace can't continue to afford to allow free shipping, doesn't work. lauren: amazon has muscle and size that they can demand from sellers, they charge a fee for all of this, they get 15% cut of the item and fee on top of that for warehousing the item for them. so amazon makes out. dagen: mailing costs could go up if president trump continues to put pressure on the u.s. postal service to charge amazon more. >> the good thing fuel costs are going down and could offset a little bit. dagen: for now. >> for now, this week. maria: it's been about a month and a half where fuel is down. great stuff, thanks, lauren. take a short break, when we come back jim comey on the hot seat, will face questions over michael flynn's confession, facing the oversight and judiciar

the companies got lots of points for diversity, inclusion, worklife balance, compensation, cosco numberosal from the trump administration was that the postal service style access to your mailbox. we'll explain it. as for the market, only up 90 points right now. that is .4%. we were up 350 and we will be back. ♪ (vo) 'twas the night before christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring, but everywhere else... there are stores open late for shopping and fun as people seek gifts or even give some. not necessarily wrapped with paper and bows, but gifts of kind deeds, hard work and cold toes. there's magic in the air, on this day, at this time. the world's very much alive at 11:59. stuart: we've been following sundar pichai test on a capitol hill. google has no plans for a search engine in china, which could have been used to censor and surveilled a billion chinese people. the stock by the way has turned around. it had dipped a little. now it's back up $5 on google. the overall market shows a very small gain 78 points. that the. this is volatility. we were up 350 and now we