adobe's ceo, the king of software, see for both adobe and the entire sector for the second half? he joins me first on fox business in just a few minutes. 50 minutes before the closing bell rings. united clean plus, taking flight. phil was just talking about clorox wipes. there is a new partnership between united airlines, clorox and the cleveland clinic. talk about a trifecta here. this is clearly an effort to make both crew and passengers feel safer with enhanced cleaning and social distancing measures, at both the gates and on board the planes. ual stock up 4.5%. clorox up another 1% to $203.86 a share. but are travelers even ready to get on a plane and fly to far-off hotels and resorts? one of the most famous hotels in the world thinks yes, we are going to tell you who it is and why june 1st will be a historic day for it and why the ceo of global travel giant mmgy says that hotel's move is the biggest vote of confidence yet for the entire nation's summer travel season. dow jones industrials up 347 points. we'll be right back. there are times when our need to connect really mat

now we found you, the way you came to us was through adobe's har adobe's #honorheroes program.er it. i sent her a snapchat, and she posted that and it was really cool. >> jimmy: well, we poked around in your profile and we learned some things about you, and i want to introduce you to someone right now. say hello to my dear friend, adam levine, who i understand you enjoy. adam, this is samantha. >> hi, samantha, how are you doing? >> hi, how are you? >> i'm really, really good. you're amazing, we love you. >> jimmy: he's living in a garage. >> yes, i've been demoted to the garage. >> oh, no! >> jimmy: samantha, are there any fantasies that you'd like to share with adam, anything now that you have this intimate chat situation? >> hit me. >> no, oh, my gosh. i just, i miss you on "the voice." i miss -- >> thank you very much. >> watching you and blake shelton. >> you know, i miss him, too. as much as i really don't like to admit it. i miss him very much. >> jimmy: i'm sure samantha's a little flustered right now, but she loves you. >> i love you, too. >> jimmy: thank you for sayin

you can see behind the wall at the top there, the adobe bricks. that's the original from 1722. the architect found this when they were doing the restoration and decided to open it up so people could see the original wall. this was the captain's home, his office, everything in one room. cooking was done outside, of course. and we'll go this way next. >> this room, the entrance and the room to your right -- to your left was added in 1749 by capta captain. when these rooms were added there was not a door down here. this door was cut when the city did the restoration. the captain would walk out of his front door, go down and walk into his office. he kept his home and work separate. the city cut doors there so the visitors wouldn't have to go back down and go to another room. when these rooms were added on to the house, the captain moved all of his work items from his first little house to his new office at the end and that room became the only bedroom in the house during the spanish era. this was the living room, the dining room. cooking was still done outside because of the fire h

the folks at adobe have arranged to give you $10,000 to spend however you like and adobe's going to beft cards for food delivery to each of the nurses in your department to thank them and to honor them, too. but none of it beats adam levine, i will say that. >> and jimmy, it was mostly me. >> jimmy: it was mostly adam. well, anyway, thank you so much, samantha for taking care of our elders, and thank you, adam for doing this. samantha brown and adam levine. >> wow. thank you. >> jimmy: we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ happy birthday! so, it goes... ♪ hold up your answers. how is mickey doing today? ♪ you're just a really hard worker. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that is all the time we have. i'd like to thank stephen curry, adam levine, samantha, and apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time. nightline is next. thanks for making this isolation feel like an "us"olation. >>> atmospheric river in spring will deliver a soaking starting this weekend. >> big changes coming here to the lake. when it comes to cars like that and food trucks like in. >> bringing restaurants and retailers out doors. the c

the folks at adobe have arranged to give you $10,000 to spend however you like and adobe's going to bee nurses in your department to thank them and to honor them, too. but none of it beats adam levine, i will say that. >> wow. >> and jimmy, it was mostly me that did that. >> jimmy: it was mostly you, adam. well, anyway, thank you so much, samantha, for taking care of our elders and thank you, adam, for being so nice to do this. we appreciate it. >> pleasure. >> jimmy: samantha brown and adam levine. we'll be right back. >> wow. thank you. ♪ the future of phone service... et out to create we tossed the stuff that wasn't working. stuff like foot-long bills and fees from nowhere. time-wasting stores, misleading ads, unhelpful help centers. and saved the stuff that was working. like verizon's 4g lte network. plus unlimited data, messages, and minutes. it's a simple system. trim the bad... make the good better... and way cheaper. meet visible. unlimited data on verizon's 4g lte network. just $25 for your first month. join us at visible.com. you either love it or you really love it. and intr

adobe says prices of electronics are rising for the first time in years.ours we'll get the latest report on retail sales. >>> let's finish out this morning on a happier note. [ cheers and applause ] >> a big sendoff from tom feresha after battling covid-19 in new york at presbyterian allen hospital. he even got to dance his way out the door after 27 days fighting the virus. you know, the hospital staff become like family for so many patients because they can't have their loved ones by their side when they're battling this disease. >> for the hospital workers, they root for the patients. they put their blood, sweat, tears into getting them healthy and well. what a great moment. >>> it's friday. thanks for joining us, everybody. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. solutions helpfull to bank safely from home. deposit a check with your phone or tablet. check balances, pay bills, transfer money and more. send money to people you know and trust with zelle. stay safe. stay home. together, we'll get through this. pnc bank i got up, i put

i think the upside growth for a company like adobe is big.the other names like google, like amazon, even microsoft, which a company that has legacy assets almost a monopoly in software, they have even made the hard transition to cloud and so it's these companies i think are going to be the future. they're not only going to excel in the next month or two, but they are going to excel over the next three to five years when what i think is a new environment for business. stuart: we like the sound of that. david nicholas, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. see you again soon. >>> some researchers believe that contact tracing could be key to containing the spread of the virus. a top tier college is offering a free course on how to do it. we will explain. >>> president trump doubles down, insisting president obama was involved in a crime. watch this. >> obamagate. it's been going on for a long time. you know what the crime is. the crime is very obvious to everybody. all you have to do is read the newspapers. stuart: now obama administration of

. >> i like adobe. looking at tech, to me, tech is almost a defensive play.i like a company like microsoft. i like information companies. s&p, moody's, they are doing a lot of bond issuance, lot of bond ratings. we are looking at names, i like mastercard in a big run up. don't think of mastercard as a credit card but think of it for digital payments aspects. i like tech, i like information and i like the non-banking names like mastercard in this type of environment. cheryl: we have been tracking a lot of the food companies. there's so much talk about the supply chain. the supply chain that had been coming from china, whether it was pharmaceuticals, whether it was manufactured goods, that there's a big talk, a national conversation happening about having manufacturing happening in this country. we have had food shortages, that's been an issue on the domestic front, but what do you make of that? will we see a renewed american economy in a couple of years because of this pandemic and what we have been through? >> you know, really good point. what is it going to

entered into the record but i will refute what they're saying in the letter but without objection adobe entered. >> taking mr. chairman. this is not a serious bipartisan investigation into the tradition of this committee. i believe we should not go down this dangerous road. we are the homeland security committee and we have jurisdiction under election interference and we should be working together to strengthen our national security and fight against foreign influence and fortunately this misguided subpoena wrist amplifying our foreign adversaries to interfere in the 2020 election. this should not be about politics. what we need to be focused on his national security and we should be acting that way as a committee. i have been requesting since december the members of this committee be briefed by the fbi and the intelligence committee. we cannot allow this committee to be taken advantage of by adversaries who are seeking to subvert our democracy. i asked mr. chairman if we can arrange briefings before we go further down the road with the fbi and the intelligence community and with that i

retail customers and employees have to wear face masks adobe social distancing guidelines. also manufacturers that support retailers can reopen today, but shopping malls cannot reopen yet. also today, contra costa county will let groups of cards gather -- cars gather. including religious services and school graduation ceremonies. you have to stay inside your car, no motorcycles are allowed, the people in the car have to live in the same house, everyone has to wear a mask, if the windows are down. the gathering cannot be more than three hours long, and it has to be held in a large outdoor space, like a parking lot. there has to be a designated host, and if there are more than 10 cars, the host has to provide security to keep an eye on traffic and safety. >>> >> when contra costa moves into phase two, that will mean eight of the nine bay area counties have made it through the transition. santa clara county says it will enter phase two on friday, napa, sonoma, and solana county started curbside retail last week. marin, san mateo, along with san francisco all moved into phase t

the new report by adobe says online sales jumped nearly 50% in april, mostly because of a srge in onlinecery shopping which saw a 110% increase between march and april, wine, beer and other drinking accessores saw the highest increase, purchases of electronic gear online also jumped substantially. not only are we shopping online, the way we shop online is changing too, stuck at home and needing supplies has caused americans to try out new subscription services. a report has recently found, 55% of shoppers ordering food and beverage subscriptions, first timers, why is this going on? most likely because consumers had a hard time with out of stock items at their brick and mortar store. other popular prescriptions -- subscriptions are health and beauty and paper and cleaning products. we are learning how to adapt here. that's what it's all about now. back to you guys. >> yeah, absolutely. all right, thank you so much, michael. >>> as we continue, cloudy, cover overhead in the bay area today and backyards with a chance of showers tomorrow. sandhya patel is california phones offers free specia

inside story or tweet me i'll tweet you back at pete's adobe one for me peter davi and the team here in doha thanks for watching i will see you very soon for the moment. i. played an important role in protecting human. face. they wanted $43000000000.00 worth of weaponry that was $6000000000.00 pounds in commission. there's no hope of any more because there's always a small cobbles people for really really good business. in essence we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war shadow on al-jazeera. thousands of nepalese children are trafficked from the human life and forced to stay in a legal. one i want to follow as one girl's journey her to her much village. on al-jazeera. what was described as the world's longest long downpour the largest exodus since the creation of an independent india and 9247. experts believe india is still at an early stage of infection but the long down has already created a humanitarian crisis and driven the unemployment rate from 6 to 23 percent and it's also highlighted an equality religious tensions and a health care system that

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this is after adobe found out prices fell 12% in april. it is the biggest decline for the month going back in five years. it really highlights a lot of the turnaround and challenges all these companies are facing. other competitors like nike could be better positioned. you are seeing apparel companies at a low here as retail sales fell over by about 12% in april. the lowest going back in five years. vonnie: taylor, thank you so much. taylor riggs there. now back to the fed chair. jay powell adding the attention of economists with these comments. the economic response has been both timely and appropriately large, but it may not be the final chapter given the path ahead exposes highly uncertain and is subject to significant downside risks. economic forecasts are uncertain and the best of times and this raises a new set of questions. vonnie: joining us is constance hunter. what did you take away from the fed chairs conversation. the market seems to be a little depressed by it but there was a little light in it as well. constance: thank you fo

during peace adobe you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here and also coming up north korea's leader makes his 1st public appearance in almost 3 weeks after rumors he was seriously ill. canadians deserve more than thoughts prayers. the canadian prime minister just in food bans 1500 types of assault weapons in response to the country's worst mass shooting. also ahead filling up fast with more on the way to report on the crude storage crisis from a place known as the world's oil crossroads. an experimental antiviral drug has been approved for emergency use in freezing coronavirus patients in the united states 1500000 vials of the drug disappear will be distributed to hospitals from monday the regulator gave its approval after a government sponsored study showed the medication shortened patients recovery time by about 30 percent and slightly improved mortality rates the boss of sciences the company that makes room disappear says they are now increasing production. and we're also fully committed to continuing to expand the supply of this medicine and we started investing i

, but image processing software tcommunicates to certain categories of high end publishing system, adobe shop, and color copiers, this pattern is not to be digitized. it's a mechanism of locking this object out of the capacity to be made digital. it's a systemm that makes it possible to make an analog object by common concensus, digital platforms will refuse to touch. it's a strange and somewhat magical thing. what the orion constellations raises for us is the challenge of knowledge that digital technology introduces to cash. because in practical terms, a copy of a bank note is a copy. there willll be flaws and imperfections, whether those are in the paper stock or even missing details in the wear o the plates on which the original bill was plated. there are ways to know that a copy of a bank note is not authenc, a beautiful subculture of people who have the expertise and connoisseurship who can recognize the bank notes and, but unless it's compressed or otherwise deliberately altered, a digital copy can be the original. bit for bit, easily verified as such. this is a straight forward ch

up their target pay com is 17% lower jack henry is 10% above analyst target as well as media target adobere some to keep an eye on catalysts in the tech move for the future back to you. >> dom chu good to see you, buddy. >>> and if that will continue, we are joined by founder and ceo of kkm financial jeff yesterday was a weird day normally the nasdaq outperforms, it didn't. people wondering if this is a sign of return what do you think? >> we are calling it the catch up trade focused on industrial. look at xli. broader names in there 3 m, raytheon. international paper, a lot of names left in the ditch as the tech giants move higher. amazon up 30%. microsoft up nearly 16%. tech continues to move up but is encouraging to see the laggards catch up in this trade >> yes in dom's piece there, he talked about what may be the curve. calling it the reopening rally i would call it more optimism of recovery rally because we are going to spend to get more and get back into the grove faster than people think. do you think analysts will have to catch up as well and start raising price targets they prev

viera software company adobe released an e-commerce survey, it found online purchases in april were similaro the activity seen during thanksgiving weekend jumping dearly 50% compared to march. some of the most popular items, groceries, electronics, and books. student loans for the upcoming year will have much lower interest rates, long-term indicator for student loans is the 10 year treasury note, that has dropped to less than 0.7% which is down two and half percent from last year. and twitter says it's employees may never have to return to the office even after the shelter and place orders are lifted. san francisco-based twitter was one of the first companies to react to the coronavirus by having many of its employees work from home cottonelle twitter on the website says if our employees want to continue to do so forever, we will make that happen. the head of the silicon valley leadership group says other companies are likely to follow that lead and many people are expressing that they were even more productive at home because it provides a better work, family, balance for them. that's a l

, may have real problems that's right adobe's clients may be strapped. the stock should be down 25 bucks, right it was a terrible piece. i read it and i said boy, here we go. this is going to be one of the situations where we're finally going to get a stock that's got negative heat from a major supporter, morgan stanley, yeah, absolutely gets hammered and now it's barely down i don't know that's the way of the world. they don't look at individual stocks they're too small. stan druckenmiller is a big thinker. these are two smaloo small when you break it down from the top, yes, he's right when you look at what vuers avi are looking at, amazon is unbelievable it's time to buy walmart have you seen target these guys are huge thinkers, they're thinking about -- thinking about the currencies around the world bonds. i love that. i love big thinkers, our viewers are not doing that our viewers are not going pound versus dollar. our viewers are looking at amazon and saying why did that guy keep me out of amazon? he didn't. but amazon, pretty good stock. >> jim, it

add monster beverage but it's got the growth optics that i like i just have too much technology and adobe was a place i was willing to give up some of that. lastly, i sold out of my gld i don't think this is an environment where i need the gld moving forward for me, from a trading capacity, i didn't think i needed the gold >> i love when you guys organically get a debate going and joe you just did one unknowingly with josh. josh just bought the xbi and ibb. >> good, welcome aboard. >> in equal amounts. where joe was like these are hitting all time highs, maybe it's time to take a seat josh, you tell us why you bought >> joe and i have different time frames let's put up ibb this is the market cap weighted s&p 500 bio tech index these are the biggest bio tech companies. it's a top heavy i dex mendex mg the top ten names are almost the whole thing. just broke out last week or the week before. i look at weekly and monthly charts yes, they have gone up a lot this year. what have they done over the last two years, three years, five years, ten years? not a lot. now ask yourself this question if

i'll put adobe in that camp as well this is what mix markets there's always a buy and sell commentary i think this is an exaggeration of that because of how raw everybody's feelings are i'm not selling anything i continue to be well positioned companies that will do welcomin out of this but not the typical plays like a zoom which i think is massively over valued here. i'm not selling any because i don't have any place to put the money and in a year or two years it will be cheap relative to where it is now. i don't want to pay taxes on it. yeah, we're going to continue to see this push, pull between the bulls and bears. nobody knows when this will end. i think nelson's timetable is extremely aggressive and that's what's going to put everything back to normal the question is what's the permanent damage until then, i think it will be significant. >> inquiring minds will want to know the names that nelson is initiating whether it's another industrial or he's one of the best investors ever in the consumer packaged goods space. he knows that better than anybody. is it something else there i

some have tech economic sensitivity, adobe, retail, either we're headed for a recession or we're not in other words, somebody's wrong here [ buzzer ] so how do we deal with this contradiction? the way we always do on "mad money. i like to resolve these situations by bringing in people who are smarter and better and more informed than i am. and right now nobody knows more than the executives on the front lines of both health care and tech, okay, and, yes, retail executives like the c.e.o. of cvs health which is one of the largest retailers in america and also one of the largest health insurance providers thanks to its acquisition of aetna cvs just reported a terrific quarter. believe me, it was, and they stuck to their guns with their guidance most do. while the stock spent most of the day higher and opened really nicely, i think based on the excellent health care story as i keep telling you people like, it will succumb to the gravitational pull of the retail group up against amazon. and the death star clocked this one 80 cents at the end of the day. curious, maybe wrong, don't take i

drive-new shopping adobe with data with buy online and pick up in the store is up 200% from march toapril and the stores building this out for years could be in a sweeter spot if they fulfill that without delay and frustration and see how well it works and dopted. >> absolutely. thank you. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> fed chair powell reiterating the views on negative interest rates earlier today saying it's not what the fed is considering right now. whether they consider it in the future and what that means for the economy is still ahead. >>> the names cashing in on the wellness trend, the bullish calls of the d a nt.ayreex right. i wish my trading platform worked like that. well have you tried thinkorswim? this is totally customizable, so you focus only on what you want. okay, it's got screeners and watchlists. and you can even see how your predictions might affect the value of the stocks you're interested in. now this is what i'm talking about. yeah, it'll free up more time for your... uh, true crime shows? british baking competitions. hm. didn't peg you for a crumpet guy.

adobe says that daily u.s. ecommerce grew 49% in april.line grocery sales grew 110% from a small basis electronics were up 58%. apparel grew 34% in april. there are some nuance we should pay attention to in numbers. retailers had to discount tloet clothing very sharply in order to sell it sales grew 143% but pants sales down 143%. bra sells were down 12%. electronic sales were up but so were prices. this is interesting because we have seen years of deflation in this category. computer sales prices were also higher that was interesting seems like everybody wants to be a podcaster. sales of audio mixers, microphone, cables, wind screens all grew 459% as a category from a baseline from early march to what we saw from the month of april. back over the you. >> my take away is pajamas are up and bra sales are down. >> and everybody wants to be a podcaster. >> no comment. thank you. >>> i'm joined by the ceo of jay rogers you have some really interesting thoughts what it might be like to go shopping when you need to stock up on those items in fut

our ability to continue to execute with excellence >> still taking share, we have oracle, microsoft, adobe to you. i know that tomorrow's paper may show me a chart similar to what we're looking at, which shows that the share gains continue. >> well, you can see the dramatic share gain that we've had because we're still the number one crm provider in the world and we added more market share last year than our top 13 competitors combined that's really because we're singularly focused on one thing, jim, which is -- and you can see it really in the at&t wib. we're focused on making sure our customers can connect with their customers in a whole new way, across every critical customer touch point. just to go back to at&t for a second, no one else can come in and say we're going to help them with their field service, their in-store service, their e-commerce service, their call center, their messaging and their devices, all integrated in a cross sell up sell environment integrated for the customer. we're the only one that can deliver that full customer 360 >> can't resist, mark. want to ask presid

move out of all of the stretch tech names and they're back at former highs, and apple, microsoft and adobe. so at this point we've had quite a big move from some of th beaten up names and were the rotation really to take force, there's too much money in the big end of the market. if you have money coming out of the highfliers there's not enough sponges at the bottom of the market to absorb the money >> very vivid. carter, thank you. carter braxton-worth bay the way -- we're having spotty particular tech issues so guy's grayed out in the meantime, i'll go to you, what do you think of carter's thoughts and healthcare specifically >> health care is interesting. i think that spread is interesting and there's tremendous focus from so many different parts of the investment universe on the sector we're pinning a lot of economic hopes on what the companies are able to do with therapies and vaccines and everyone is optimistic about it and that is well reflected in the stocks and i look at the ibb and that's the itf that tracks the biotech sector and i would say it got ahead of itself and it broke o

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he was also involved with both of the battles of adobe walls in 1864 and again in 1874, and he lived well into the 20th century and ultimately became an incredible advocate for the camanche people and other tribes and he was an early leader of native american church. and this is a photograph of him ta taken around 1900 or so. you can see he's -- his full glory as an adult, wearing his finest clothing and the headdress behind us here is really a remarkable example of these kinds of objects that were worn by men of high rank and high status. the golden eagle feathers that are topped with horse hair on them, the red woollen cap and then the wonderful sort of metallic ricrac along the brow. for many of the people of the c camanche nation, a full trailer would signify great importance, high, high rank in status for anyone who had the opportunity to obtain one, to own one and earn the right to also wear it. this is truly one of the great pieces we have here in the collection. we're very grateful to the families of k w ona parker who come to visit and examine this piece as part of their fam

it looked then i mean, you didn't have the same kinds of power concentrated in apple, in google, in adobein downtown san jose you've got these companies that while they are affected, their financial strength remains is that going to lessen, perhaps, the blow to the ecosystem? >> it's hard to say, but it's an excellent question we've been doing ceo surveys about every ten days in the last six weeks since the shutdowns and the shelter in place orders began. our last survey from just two weeks ago, 95 of our 350-member innovation economy ceos responded. and let me just provide the numbers for your viewers 42% are hiring only for essential positions. 27.5% have frozen all hiring 12% were already in layoffs. 3.2% were considering layoffs. and only 15% was in business as usual. and shifted like techtonic plates in last two weeks we'll survey against the next week and we think it will be a much tougher environment now >> i want to be in touch on those numbers. i want to bring in casey newton are you seeing maybe a bifurcation between what's happening in start up land where many companies had bee

analytics from adobe show online sales increased 49% from march to april.mart announcing web sales up 74%. some sites even limiting orders. this is what you'll see when tj maxx has hit their daily max. the company telling me, because of the pandemic, we added new operational procedures in our fulfillment centers. this includes limiting the numbers of orders we take each day. but there are still some discounts to be found. >> the best deals are on appliances, mattresses, furniture, both indoor and outdoor furniture, and also spring clothing. >> reporter: first, anything already in the sale section will be discounted even more. coats from macy's more than 60% off. looking forward to summer, target with 20% off this outdoor dining set. and buy one, get one free on swimwear. land's end 60% off swimwear. >> mattress firm's memorial day sale. >> reporter: typical sales for this time of year, mattresses 20% to 50% off at mattress firm. lowe's up to 40% off some appliances. rei with their biggest sale of the year, up to 30% off. >> our thanks to becky worley for th

days if there's continued stability as it relates to the moves that i've made, i've gotten back into adobe and intuit those are technology names on the software side that are performing very well kevin mentioned bf ed before, docusign, a name i've traded in and out of over the last six months i'm back into that position once again for the capital that i deployed in that inexited honeywell i exited chewy and baxter international. still love health care, but had a little bit too much as it relates to health care >> i definitely feel like most of you are getting more active in the markets than you've within maybe in a number of weeks. i want to talk to you about a couple of broad notes that were out today that i find really sbrel interesting. it plays into the way we started our show today, discussing where the market is and where it might be going piper sandler is out today they're staying with 3,600 again. i think they reiterated that once now they're saying it again. the path of least resistance, they say, is higher. 3,600 on the s&p kevin o'leary, is that too optimistic or no >> no. here'

i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the binca is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally find from filipino food vendors, like the lichon, for example. it's something that it took years to come up with, to perfect, to get the skin just right, the flavor, and it's one of our most popular dishes, and people love it. this, it's kind of me trying to chase a dream that i had for a long time. when i got tired of the corporate world, i decided that i wanted to give it a try and see if people would actually like our food. i think it's a wonderful opportunity for the filipino culture to shine. everybody keeps saying filipino food is the next big thing. i think it's already big, and to have all of us here together, it's just -- it just blows my mind sometimes that there's so many of us bringing -- bringing filipino f

power because that's where i believe as markets get chased here so when the nasdac, especially amazon, adobe, microsoft some of those names are strong for us. >> jackie: i have about 20 seconds, rob and i want to talk about the retail names these guys have been hit hard nieman marcus filing for bankruptcy, j crew, does rebound for this? >> i think retail is in a lot of trouble but when you look at those names, macy's, for example , they really don't have a clear value proposition in the days of amazon, so that's why something like a restoration hardware you're seeing it doing well. they carved out a niche that no one else has they've already shifted their consumers for the last two years to online those are the names that will do well. if it's something you can buy on amazon they're done. >> amazon is pretty remarkable in terms of what we've seen in the face of this pandemic gentlemen thank you so much and thank you all there for watching,tgif, liz claman, over to you. >> liz: yeah, how about that? tgif, you know, as you see , we are kicking off this final hour of trade with a friday rally,

. >> reporter: john copeland from adobe analytics says sales for electronics jumped, and leisure clothing boost. >> in apparel we're seeing a shift to comfort. so pajamas, as a matter of fact, increased over 143% month over month. >> reporter: it's not surprising web traffic increased for stores that had to close, but even industries that kept their doors open during the pandemic saw more customers move on line. e-commerce purchases for alcohol increased 74%, and more people shopped on line for groceries, up 110%. >> i think for a while it is going to be the new normal. even as people begin to leave their homes and go back and start shopping. >> reporter: that's bad news for struggling brick and mortar stores. several recently announced plans to file for bankruptcy. it's one shopping trend expected to have a lasting impact on a growing number of businesses. nichelle medina, cbsnews, san diego. >>> "cbs this morning saturday" will be right back. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning saturday." when the pandemic hit, some wealthier school districts had few problems converting to remote inst

analytics from adobe show sales increased 49% from march to april, and walmart announcing web sales upatl t.j. maxx has hit n max. aterprs. inclumbs of orders wea appliances, mattresses, t bes furniture, both indoor and outdoor furniture, and spring clothing. >> reporter: anything already in the sale section will be discounted even more. coats from macy's, more than 60% off and looking forward to summer, target with 20% off this outdoor dining set. and buy one get one free on swimwear. lands end with 60% off swimwear. >> mattress firm's memorial day sale. >> reporter: mattresses 20% to 50% off at mattress firm. lowe's with up to 40% off some appliances and rei with their biggest sale of the year with up to 30% off. many of these sales are live now, and this is important. i do think we will see some significant clothing discounts. banana republic 30 to 75% off everything. old navy, 50% off shorts and other summery items, and madewell has 30% to 50% off a lot of their pajamas, because, robin, pjs all day, right? >> you beat me to that. there are some great savings. let me ask you somethi

i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally find from filipino food vendors, like the lichon, for example. it's something that it took years to come up with, to perfect, to get the skin just right, the flavor, and it's one of our most popular dishes, and people love it. this, it's kind of me trying to chase a dream that i had for a long time. when i got tired of the corporate world, i decided that i wanted to give it a try and see if people would actually like our food. i think it's a wonderful opportunity for the filipino culture to shine. everybody keeps saying filipino food is the next big thing. i think it's already big, and to have all of us here together, it's just -- it just blows my mind sometimes that there's so many of us bringing -- bringing filipino food to

i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the binca is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally find from filipino food vendors, like the lichon, for example. it's something that it took years to come up with, to perfect, to get the skin just right, the flavor, and it's one of our most popular dishes, and people love it. this, it's kind of me trying to chase a dream that i had for a long time. when i got tired of the corporate world, i decided that i wanted to give it a try and see if people would actually like our food. i think it's a wonderful opportunity for the filipino culture to shine. everybody keeps saying filipino food is the next big thing. i think it's already big, and to have all of us here together, it's just -- it just blows my mind sometimes that there's so many of us bringing -- bringing filipino f

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according to a report from adobe analytics sales of pants, bra and jackets are falling as more people comfort. stuck at home. on the flip side, pajama sales are soaring, up 143% and as video conferencing grows some retailers are reporting a rise in sale of clothing worn above the waist, dagen. dagen: i have sweat pants on, just so everybody knows. [ laughter ] maria: i knew it. dagen: the trend -- this is a nice sweater, though, i think. the trend is sitting around drinking booze in your jam-jams. so you've seen sales of like wine, spirits, just soaring during this shutdown and what's really interesting, if you watch, because of the widespread bankruptcies that you're just beginning to see in, say, department stores with niemann marcus as an example and then j crew, you aren't seeing that much discounting at a lot of these stores because the designers, the clothing manufacturers have not been shipping supply to a lot of these chains so you're not seeing discounting. so on the other side of this, even in the fall, you're going to see kind of a shortage of offerings for women's and men'

i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the binca is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally find from filipino food vendors, like the lichon, for example. it's something that it took years to come up with, to perfect, to get the skin just right, the flavor, and it's one of our most popular dishes, and people love it. this, it's kind of me trying to chase a dream that i had for a long time. when i got tired of the corporate world, i decided that i wanted to give it a try and see if people would actually like our food. i think it's a wonderful opportunity for the filipino culture to shine. everybody keeps saying filipino food is the next big thing. i think it's already big, and to have all of us here together, it's just -- it just blows my mind sometimes that there's so many of us bringing -- bringing filipino f