the googles, the stocks, essentially, adobe, salesforce, etc. these stocks are really the police to be and you have a perfect storm whereby energy really came back into play. you had the election results that did not go the way people expected it to. trump came in and a lot of people were hiding in the wrong stops or sitting in the wrong stocks, i should say, and needed a source of funds for the likes of caterpillar, the energy names, the heavy industrials, the cyclical stocks that have gone on a tear, financials, etc. all have done very well post trump election. the expensive tech. you are seeing this broader .heme, grows into value if you look at the russell growth index versus value, it is on a relative basis down 20% over the past 3-4 months. value is where it is at. banks, financials, seemingly at the front of people's mind and tech is playing second fiddle to that. guy: do i treat them as a group

adobe, these are both big charitable trust names. i feel great about adobe and the cloud.key corps, that's beth mooney. paychex. so we've got a payroll processor. we have a bank. we have a cloud company. we've got an aerospace company. and black stone is a fnl. we're going to let it go as long as you understand there could be a chance that trump makes good on his promise during the campaign that would make it so that the carried interest break that black stone has will go. all right. let's go to jeff in south dakota, jeff. >> caller: jim, big booyah from south dakota and my beautiful wife and i. >> there you go. fantastic. thank you for calling. >> caller: my stocks are enterprise product partners. >> okay. >> caller: nova nor disk, caterpillar, raytheon, and dow chemical. >> let me go to work. interesting. cat pilller, you know we think that's the best truck story around. we think that the pre-announcement to the douns side put a floor on the stock. enterprise products is just an absolutely terrific pipeline company. i've liked it forever. raytheon, great defense contract

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thursday, and this is a cloud data company that trades with salesforce and servicenow and workday and adobe and all those are threatening to recover or break out here. splunk needs to raise its guidance if this tech rally is going to broaden beyond fang, the acrenim we coined for facebook, amazon, netflix, and alphabet, the old google, which has a gigantic cash overseas which believe it or not makes it a -- >> trump stock. >> there's also carmax. this is important because carmax has its finger on the pulse of the american auto buyer. earnings for this company hit a rough patch not long ago but lately they've broken out of the doll drums and the scotch has been a real scorcher. if you want the rally in ford and g.m. to keep going, may i suggest car max better tell a good story? friday kicks off earnings season and starts with the most important component of the trump rally, the bank stocks. in my 37 years of investing, i've never seen a real solid rally, a mean a broad, strong one, that has absolute staying power unless it has the bank stocks at the vanguard. can it continue? we'll know when

you need adobe to get the job done. we own adobe for the charitable trust. telling actionalertsplus.com club members, buy it aggressively. it's finally beginning to take off after that beautiful quarter. now, back to the concept of whether today is an outlier or not. is this a one-off rotation, or are we about to revert to the days when only a handful of high growth companies can do well? two observations. if trump signals that it's time to start cutting deals fast to bring back the pro-growth tri-pod, then the money flows back to the group. second, the fact is the money is mostly staying in the market. it's actually bullish in and of itself. we don't want the same stocks going up over and over and over again on no new news like we have recently with the airlines. they moved up endlessly on the same pieces of data, and that's what's known as multiple expansion. that's the kind of advance i don't like. see, i want to pay more for higher earning streams, not for the same earnings streams. so i'm not as perturbed by today's rotation as i otherwise would be. let

gates, the people of adobe said no, you have to small of a market share. he never really forgave a dobe. the mark of a good company is not what you think of things first, it is when you fail to think of things first, and you leapfrog -- can you leapfrog? can you catch up? others were making cd burner trays. everybody was downloading from napster and burning cds. you couldn't do it that well on the apple. we have to make a perfect and to anything. music, the device itself, when they start making simpled, he makes it so because it is entered and integrated with the wrong thing. you can take the complexity and put it on the mac and the itunes software. not one ofitself is these complicated mp3 players where you had to figure out how to do it, you have to look at it. it was intuitive. he kept saying i want to be able to get to where i want. every song i want or every function i want in three clicks. he drove them and drove them until the ipod becomes perfect. that is what he leapfrog's and does the music. that took apple into the digital hub business. it was r

that's stronger than adobe's initial estimate.acy's online sales also up double digits and the ceo reiterated to me that macy's has the third highest sales in the categories that it competes in online. still, macy's online sales aren't enough to offset the weakness in the stores as a total. and remember, online sales also come at a higher margin. then if you look at amazon, slice intelligence, which scans e-mail receipts of more than 4 million, says that amazon took 38% of all online sales over the holiday season. that is very impressive and it's going to be very, very hard for retailers to compete with going forward. they're only getting bigger. back over to you. >> all right, courtney. thank you very much, courtney reagan. >>> when we come back, we'll continue to monitor developments of the cyber threat hearing on capitol hill. a lot more from the armed services committee. plus, house speaker paul ryan delivers his weekly press briefing in about 15 minutes. we'll bring that to you live. >>> later on, a lot more from ces with our

quarter mile in santa rosa around river road and adobe road in petaluma, possible thick fog there soping along the coast and that will be the big story through the morning and then sunshine and dry weather through this afternoon. back to the mid to upper 40s. grab a jacket if you're heading autothis evening. let's get alexis in here. >> i had to scrape my window for the first time this season. so it is frosty out there this morning and a lot of spots and seeing that fog too so mike and i will be on the lookout for reports of black ice. have not heard any so far. crash on westbound highway 4 near willow pass, started off with a crash involving a car and a flat bed truck that was then hit by several more vehicles. two left lanes blocked there. minimal backup so far. we'll take a look at the central valley coming up next. >>> in the south bay, crews will start up the search again for a missing kayaker. >> his kayak started taking on water near the dumbarton bridge. abc7 news reporter matt keller is live for us. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. we just spoke with the coast

adobe tracks digital sales and reports consumers spent 91.7 billion online in november and december. that's an 11% increase from 2015. shares of san francisco's gap also soared in after hour trading yesterday on a big jump in holiday sales. gap has really struggled lately but same store sales were up 4% in december. that's verses a 5% drop last year. old navy under the gap umbrella. soaring 12% last month. it was down 7% this time last year. >>> new information about a story we brought you on thursday. macy's said it's selling its store now at the mall in san francisco to the company that operates the mall as part of a restructuring. they are selling the 280,000 square foot building to general gross properties for $41 million. they also finalized the sale of its men's store to morgan stanley for $250 million. many shoppers hope the stores though will stay in the building. >> having to replace that with a journey by muni downtown ordeal on the freeway is definitely not great. >> they plan to lease back both of the store its for the time being. it did announce it's closing 100 stores a

--in the last six months ago alone, we have announced contracts with owning -- boeing, mars, adobe, and others. >> the planet mars? >> know, the candy. enterprises around the world are benefiting from the cloud, and we see companies trying to reinvent themselves with client technology. they are choosing microsoft for that. how many of these are core microsoft customers that are moving business to the cloud because they are used to using microsoft for a lot of things? >> we are seeing growth from a .ot of customers traditional microsoft customers that have come to trust our credibility over the next few --imate -- decade, as though well as new customers who are investing in things like artificial intelligence to enhance their business. o'lakes, they're known for butter but they have a 13 billion technology business -- $30 billion technology business that is fueled by the microsoft cloud. for their it is long strong for a lot of reasons, but i do not think the dollars will shift. i think they will go to the cloud or disappear. do you have the same notion in microsoft, that the i.t. stem w

dates back to the mexican-american war, when the americans were covered in dust and looked like the adobe houses in mexico. -- have heardn other explanations. of this was because this was the largest battle involving americans. more than one million american troops. it became a symbol of world war i for the americans. even though it took 47 days, the americans were able to break through the german position. had the americans not attacked in this area, it is hard to imagine that the war would have ended anytime soon. it might have ended in favor of the germans. c?t: c in commander in chief. >> when things were going well and into mid-october, the allied commanders were starting to call for pershing's head. aef,d not only committed but the first army. he recognized that was too much for him and steps down as first army commander. again, having the dogs as a mascot. >> you can see the conditions they were living in, walking these huge fields. it is quite a burden on the body. >> more pows. >> the germans were starting to surrender in droves. many hadgnized that been in line for at least thre

we have adobe, mastercard, visa, inches taught. some -- intuit. some of the other top movers.e've seen it first intraday. we came less than a point on january 6th, but never quite got there. as he promised on twitter last night president donald trump worked todayn matters of national security. he announced the building blocks of his plan to create that wall he promised along the u.s.-mexico border. a long-time campaign pledge. relationship with mexico, one of our biggest trading partners, everyone, certainly a lot of ceos are on the edge of their seats watching there. as donald trump announced he will renegotiate nafta, a pact in existence since 1994. we know he rolled back the u.s. involvement in tpp, the trans-pacific partnership. let us bring in someone with extensive knowledge on our past trade agreements, ambassador ron kirk, former u.s. trade representative. in essence, welcome, ambassador, donald trump said, whatever you and your predecessors was negotiated is no good. he doesn't like it. he wants to torch. you heard him speak i'm assuming, that he will put the border w

we use our house seasoning adobe mixture. we use a salsa. > say that again. >> salsa row local, rotate owes and rehydrated chillies cooked down for a long time pureed and we use it at the restaurant. that goes into some stock with orange juice. a little bit of acidity. and then the rise goes in. we use jazz minute rice. our ratio is two to one. two liquid to one rice. we just gently place the chicken. it's a one pot meal. you can bring it to t a friend's house, pot luck. it is easy. it's all about the preparation. it's all about the ingredients before the flavor that you're trying to accomplish. you're not worried about losing all of those flavors or awful the spices speak you put it in there. >> the stock already has flavor. it's not like i'm just putting this in water. as you heard, i do the cleaning, not the cooking at the house. >> the recipe is online. it goes through step by step how to make the adoe mixture. we get this in. we close it off. it medicals really good. we reduce it to a i am ser. it takes it to about this.

according to adobe, which tracks digital sales, consumers spent $91.7 billion online. that's an 11% increase from last year.>>> a safe broken open. police want to know what was inside and who it belongs to.>>> a chance encounter at this gas station helps a man turning his life around after serving time for armed robbery. >>> an unlikely and emotional meeting between a man trying to turn his life around and a flower vendor who he robbed at gunpoint three years ago. at the time, the robber was at a low point in his life, addicted to drugs, and ended up going to prison. >> he says he's on the road to redemption. that involves finding the flower vendor and apologizing to him in person. he shared his person with amber lynn, who joins us live in the newsroom.>> reporter: his addiction -- duke says his addiction to math lead to crime. he went right back to using after prison time. he was threatened with a return to jail. something happened that he called fate.>> this place has different meanings for me. anger, shame, guilt. also, peace and happiness. >> reporter: this gas sta

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adobe up half a percent. these are among companies hitting lifetime highs. particular stocks we're pulling from a broad range of industry suggesting that the big optimism, the confidence, not just american investors but investors all across the world have in the u.s. stock market. want to show you infrastructure stocks, basically gaining on the news of the day as trump rolls out his policy of deregulation, struck instructs building that wall later. look at gains on these guys. its absolutely phenomenal. back to you. melissa: lori, thank you so much. phil, oil and gold not feeling the trump rally. >> well they're not. actually earlier in the day when stocks were up, oil was higher but inventories today at least short term put some downward pressure on price. we saw a big build in crude oil inventories. that pressure and gasoline in heating oil, when demand fell off a little bit it put downward pressure. some of that is seasonal. if you look at global supplies they're actually falling. they have fallen by over 60 million barrels. that is a strong side that ope

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. >>> performance reviews at work can be tough for everyone, but a survey from adobe revealed 61% ofillennials said they would switch jobs if it meant no reviews. 47% admitted to looking for another job after a review, 25% of men and 18% of women admitted to crying after a review from their manager. about two-thirds of managers think formal reviews are an outdated way of measuring performance. >> i have to disagree. >> with which part? it's an outdated -- people are adverse to accountability. they just don't want to be -- b i don't want to hear about it, i think. >>> next at 6:00, a northern vush neighborhood waking up after a wild start to their week. two brothers shot and the attacker killed by police. >> these numbers are off the charts...this? sir! what's the status? there's a meteor hurtling towards earth. how long until impact? less than a minute. what do you want to do, sir? listen carefully... if we all switch to geico we could save 15% or more on car insurance. i like the sound of that. geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is