>> i had a job opportunity with american eagle outfitters. >> reporter: ah, yes, carter's american eagleady heard a thing or two about that. carter had worked in the ft, worth store for about four months and was businesslike. but, unlike ashlea, she wasn't a very friendly assistant manager. she did, however, make an impression on some younger clerks check like liza schoenthal. >> carter was very smart. very deep. she was good at reading people and knowing how to converse with them. you could tell that she was well educated. just had a lot more to her than most sales/retail managers do. >> reporter: but detective cedillo knew something else about carter and david mallory. something very important. >> reporter: remember that burglary at american eagle three months earlier? carter and david mallory were the primary suspects. and ashlea harris was the one who discovered the money missing. >> and when ashlea came in to open the store, she found the safe open. >> reporter: ashlea knew that it was carter who closed the night before. and when she showed her boss the security video view of the bu

next fourth is american eagle out fitters. oh, this is a tough one.e mid at the right times last summer to mid teens today. i've beaten myself up about it endlessly, it is hard to tell what went wrong here, american eagle reports a series of strong numbers, maybe the problem is their arid brand no longer going like it used to down here, sells eight times earnings with 4.4% yield, on the other hand, i just dispatched my kids to europe beachhouse today and they said it was about to be closed in the store, a few things to help them morale the sales people who seemed miserable fifth, there's dick's i mentioned before, dick's saw profitability explode and whial earnings expected to cool this year i think it reflected the stock, eight times earnings, i think dick's is a steal, count me in. dick's sixth is kohl's, now given there's a bidden war here, i don't know how much more, upside to provide has been a winner but stock is cheap stays 3 and a half% winner seventh is william sonoma, here's a tough one, you would think 2022 would be a tough year but few wee

american eagle stands on that list.ng will come back you're coming out of this with brands that have stronger control of their distribution, better balance sheet and that's what we're focused on. winners on the other side and with multiples to your point as you look at an american eagle and a number of different retailers that we cover on average our group is trading four to five turns below where they were pre-pandemic and every company that we cover has streptsenned their margin profile and have left dead in terms of leverage on the balance sheet with stronger cash flow profile. >> one last question, there's disconnect between you and what people on wall street are thinking you speak to every one of these companies. gasoline prices. they be sending false tail to people who don't go to dirty work like you do here at jpmorgan as we look at the underlying consumer credit data, it remains strong through march. where do we go from here that where i think the employment picture comes in and i'll tell you across the companie

american eagle solidly in the number two spot.rands. it's also worth pointing out aka brands, a relatively newly public stock it owns princess polly that's moved up from number seven to number three with the females. when it comes to beauty, spending is up 10% there year over year. that's more than the total spend has increased. skin care matters, cosmetics matter, but really clean ingredients, science-backed ingredients. that's what teens are looking for. they like ulta when it comes to where to buy the beauty. eyes, lips, face is their favorite brand for makeup. and olaplex is favorite when it comes to hair care there are winners and those that are less cool. so vans which is owns by vf corp. is starting to use a little bit of share with teens as well as amazon. it's still number one for the top e-commerce site, but with other upper income females, they put it number one only at 35% instead of at 47%. it's lost 12 percentage points and then onner com by and hollister are always names that start to lose favor with teens around th

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marjory stoneman douglas and the american environmental century, and of course now the bald eagle the improbable journey of an american bird this in this book jack tracks the history of our great national symbol and it's ups and downs along with the history of america and our relationship to the natural world. with these titles. it's no surprise that jack lives right here in florida, and it is great with great honor that i introduce the rothman family chair in the humanities at the university of florida, which is my alma mater. let's welcome jackie davis thank you. by the way, 1947 when as you know when tropical audubon was started was a watershed year for south florida. of course, that's the year in which everybody's national park was dedicated. it's also the year just a few weeks for the part was dedicated that margie stoneman douglas published the everglades river of grass. and as joe said i wrote this book about martin stoneman king and she had tremendous amount of respect for tropical audubon, and i think was her favorite organization next to of course friends of the everglades a

here is yolanda ramon, the american eagle pass texas right on the border there with mexico. >> we don'tl safe. as far as being manage the way it should be, i can tell you yo here welcome to come and visit and i can tell you that this is not effective management. i don't care what anybody says. >> so the president is losing more democrats on this issue luke using more local officials on this issue. is that what you're seeing down there? >> absolutely. the issue might be removed next month, it doesn't even begin to scratch the surface. this is something that the border towns have been dealing with since the beginning of his term last year. every single year has seen a historic number of illegal crossings. really, it is great now they democrats on the national level are finally speaking out about this a year later, but really it's only partly because they understand that the midterms ar coming up and it's become an issue too big to ignore. i think when it comes to president biden especially with dhs secretary marcus. it's not fine. it hasn't been fine for a while. the border has been a pro

sometimes it would be an american eagle and towered the country with her pins bass she had somethingbout her -- she knew how to connect with people. i go back to paul in closing to say this. she taught at georgetown for 40 years, for 40 years. you mentioned the next generation of young diplomats and the rest, they took such pride in her leadership and service and professor and cooking how to observe her 40 years, this or that and had other plans. how wonderful it is that tomorrow, many of her friends from congress -- we feel like we were her best friends. i mean, thy thought so. so many of her loved ones, people in service, would be there to praise her as an ambassador to the united nations and and represented our country and worked relentlessly to keep americans safe and trusted voice on foreign policy in those jobs and beyond, because her influence extended long after her actual service in public service but also as a professor. and as you know she wrote about that in her book at home and abroad. and a warning that are remains an important guide and resource and professor in george

apparel names seeing excitement like gap, pvh, lululemon and american eagle all jumping 5% to almost 10% gap is on pace for the best day since october of 20 20 on heavy volume it's up 9.8% the stay at home and reopening trades are working today you have zoom and peloton up 5% to 7 % so are the travel names. casinos, airlines, the dining names, marriott up 7%. between restale, restaurants and travel, investors seem to be betting the consumer is bullish. the average american actually is bearish as they've only ever been when we're headed into recession. steve liesman has the details. >> yeah. unfortunately the survey finds americans harboring some of the most down beat views on the economy since the recovery from the great financial crisis and some of these attitudes are in line with those we've only seen during recessions this is according to the latest cnbc all america economic survey the survey finds 47% believe the economy is poor. the highest is 2012. 17 % say it's excellent, good. and 26% say the economy will get better again, the lowest since 2016 that is not unfortunately the w

it has been a rough year for retail and teen apparel in general with urban outfitters down 19% american eagledropping 31% it's taken a big hit on friday as well after cutting sales and its growth outlook and announcing the ceo of old navy is stepping down now is the time to buy the dip joining me is bob derbil from guggenheim good to see you. why gap? >> generally we're optimistic on the price. we think this price is discounting a lot of different optionality for the company and we feel they have some valuable assets in the portfolio. we think this is the right level to be buying the shares. >> sale or spin-off of ath letta and what do you think happens with the shares or with the shareholder value broadly that would create >> we took a lot of numbers and one of the things that's interesting on gap generally is we would welcome much more disclosure and athletta that could be in its itself and if you do separate athleta. >> it reminds me of a ferrari and fiat kind of thing what's happened in old navy? how long ago do we have to rewind the clock to where that story went wrong >> i think within

should it still be a hold in at a 4 % dividend aeo >> american eagle, i do not want to say it was a good pick. it was not, okay i do think that matthew boss came on the other day and he's the retail guru from jp morgan said he thinks it is fine and the stock is too cheap excuse me. and that is why we bought some today. now i again, i reiterate, we have not done a good job in aeo but i don't want to give up on it that is fair how about harriet in florida. >> caller: hey, jim. jim i would like to know your out look for salesforce could it gain any previous luster or is the current price where it ought to be. >> i'll tell you, this is a tough one. because we've liked it since it was at $8 and we've own it in the trust forever. we did trim some and it is come back down. it is tempting but we want to see the quarter so that z that sound like a ringing endorsement. we're going to own it. how about that do you like bennyoff and brett taylor and willing to go along for the ride because that is what we've done since $8 and got involved and like it please find companies that fit these characterist

and despite the trend of consistent and largely positive results, shares of companies like american eagle, rh, hitting low levels home depot is about 52% off its 52-week low and that company is operating on all cylinders in a positive environment conversely, discounters and wholesale names are taking off bj's wholesale up 20% in a month. five below, up 12% costco and dollar tree are up about 9% bj, costco and walmart sam's club do sell gasoline at a discount for members a likely draw as gas prices remain elevated. >> thank you very much there are some who say what we're seeing is a massive shift from spending from homegoods to services to travel and those things look at the travel stocks. since mid march, united, american, delta, all up more than 20% and they had jet fuel winds to deal with carnival said last week was its busiest seven-day booking period in the company's history airbnb, up 25% since the middle of last month and vivid seats jumping 10%. what does it tell us about spending and the consumer? maybe mark zandi can answer that mark, what do you say? late cycle shifting in the c

gap, pbh, american eagle, victoria's secret jumping ahead of tomorrow's big retail sales day.onomist for mastercard economics institute welcome, michelle. first interview since joining mast mastercard great to have you. tell us, with the new data you're seeing, what's going on with the consumer? >> great to be here and able to represent mastercard's economic institute. as you noted, we have an incredible resource here in terms of being able to drive some pretty distinct and unique insights we're seeing from the mastercard spending poll status is that the consumer is still out spending the latest data has shown, of course, more certain necessities, and reflects inflation impulse spending at the gas station and on food. also very much spending on experiences. airline travel, lodging, restaurants. even still durable goods the data we're looking at very much suggests consumer is still plugging along. >> and nothing in terms of trade-offs trading higher airline tickets for apparel, that sort of thing? >> that's the key question we're keenly focused to see if we start to see wallet

but american eagle outfitters down around 8 %. urban outfitters down 7.nd department stores, of course, big apparel sellers like dill lards, nordstroms, down between 4 % and 6% online players, also particularly weak today. really in all sectors. wayfair down thread up down about 7 % chewy.com, warby parker, down. stitch fix down almost 3% >> it is that kind of day. thanks, courtney >>> ahead, the tech stocks are feeling heavy pressure with big names in the group on deck with earnings next week including this one down more than 60% this year my next guest says now is the time to get in three bruys and a bail tech edition coming up next she always had your back... like the time she spotted the neighbor kid, an approaching car, a puddle, and knew there was going to be a situation. ♪ ♪ ms. hogan's class? yeah, it's atlantis. nice. i don't think they had camels in atlantis. really? today she's a teammate at truist, the bank that starts with care when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. hybrid work is here. it's there. it's everywhere. but fo

still for 11 years running the swoosh stays number one favorite for clothing and shoes for teens american eagle that was cool when i was a teen and that was a number of years ago. lululemon and crocs are gaining in popularity while vans and amazon are less cool this time around, but still trending hollister and justice continue to be on the outs. handbags hold on to their as pra pirational status, michael kors, and spending on butty is even stronger and the socially cons conscious gen zers care about what's in those products and clean and science-based ingredients really matter. ulta is the top destination for beauty elf is the favorite makeup brand for the first time and olaplex is tops for hair care. it often finds trends before they hit mainstream. it's worth paying attention to for those of us that want to be cool and companies that are trying to sell it to us. this survey indicated supreme was a percolating trend well before the streetwear brand was getting attention more broadly with lines around the block and interest from wall street. l.l. bean saw a resurgence in its 100-year-old duck

american eagle outfitters also holding steady as the second favorite apparel brand that was cool whenister and justice continue to be on the outs. handbags hold on to their aspirational status. favorites are coach, michael kors and louis view on the and spending on beauty i even stronger and the socially conscious gen g -- gen z-ers care about what's in those products as clean and science-based ingredients really matter ulta is the top destination for beauty elf is the favorite makeup brand for the first time and olaplex is tops for hair care. it often finds trends before they hit mainstream. it's worth paying attention to for those of us that want to be cool and companies that are trying to sell it to us. this survey indicated supreme was a percolating trend well before the streetwear brand was getting attention more broadly with lines around the block and interest from wall street. l.l. bean saw a resurgence in its 100-year-old duck boot as teens started craving it 11 years ago. and it cropped up in this survey first. when asked for trends a typical teen is interested in right now,

sometimes it would be an american eagle and towered the country with her pins bass she had something about her -- she knew how to connect with people. i go back to paul in closing to say this. she taught at georgetown for 40 years, for 40 years. you mentioned the next generation of young diplomats and the rest, they took such pride in her leadership and service and professor and cooking how to observe her 40 years, this or that and had other plans. how wonderful it is that tomorrow, many of her friends from congress -- we feel like we were her best friends. i mean, thy thought so. so many of her loved ones, people in service, would be there to praise her as an ambassador to the united nations and and represented our country and worked relentlessly to keep americans safe and trusted voice on foreign policy in those jobs and beyond, because her influence extended long after her actual service in public service but also as a professor. and as you know she wrote about that in her book at home and abroad. and a warning that are remains an important guide and resource and professor in geor

despite a trend of consistent and largely positive financial results, shares of american eagle outfitterslow in a housing and remodeling market that's been on fire the discounters and wholesale names are taking off bj's wholesale is up 20% in a month. costco and dollar tree are up 9% it's worth mentioning bj's, walmart, and sam's club sell gasoline at a discount for members. a likely draw as gas prices remain elevated and possible spillover for other purchasing while filling up outside, taking a trip inside too. morgan >> courtney reagan, thank you. >> amazon making a big multi-billion dollar bet on space. signing the largest ever commercial rocket launch deal. we'll talk about that news and a whole lot more with amazon's head of devices and services, dave limp. that's coming up next. >> meantime, we're awaiting ukrainian president zelenskyy preparing to deliver remarks before the u.n.'s security council. we'll take you there live as soon as it bin we're back in a moment sales are down from last quarter, but we're hoping things will pick up by q3. yeah...uhhh... doug? [children laughing]

american administration. they, apparently, are all eagles, and china is unlucky parrot in the open in this scheme, the questionns who then the zelensky answer of the chinese foreign ministry is waiting for. there, too, they love images, in the meantime, listen to this price list. on the runes of china not just not denounced the brutality of russian troops towards the ukrainian people, as any country in the world is supposed to do, as we have heard high-ranking chinese officials even parrot the worst and most dangerous elements of kremlin propaganda. here, of course, the decision is up to china. however, we will closely monitor what kind of support china will provide to the russian federation. if china provides russia with weapons and military assistance, and also tries to help moscow circumvent western sanctions, the chinese will face serious consequences not only on the part of the united states, but also on the part of our allies and partners. ah. right now, let's fast forward to the donbass donetsk to the direct connection of our war correspondent alexander sladkov sash hello as much as possible, conflictin

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biden administration is effectively managing border crisis but i spoke to to mexican-american business owners here in eaglehey say while one of them says his name is justin, he owns a business catered for parties for kids as young as 12, everyday dozens of migrant cross illegally through his business into the u.s., leaving trash and articles of clothing left behind by migrants after crossing the river. an owner of kumo fitness who says migrants illegally cross over, walked into the u.s. behind his business. >> parties have been and about 70 crossed all at once. you don't know if they are sex offenders, they are just trying to get caught. >> how come you're not listening to my voice? i am directly affected by this, it's hard enough to get customers, i don't need it causing me to lose customers and eventually go out of business. >> earlier today fox news captured and exercised between dps and border patrol working together with mexican state police for the first time here in eagle pass, they coordinated rapid response in the event of mass migration event. they expect plenty of those this summer. elizabeth: a

competitive enterprise institute is a conservative american think tank and myron eagle has its department on energy, climate and environment, iron able beliefs. the climate debate started like this, global warming as a political project was initiated in sweden, in the early 19 eighties. they needed a recent, essentially, to increase tax revenue. i mean, remember, i think you're aware of this and in denmark that the welfare state needs a lot of money and it needs more and more money as it goes on. ah, all the climate, skeptical pundits you've just met, work for interest organizations and think tanks. think tanks are like the arsenals for the war of ideas. there are the places where ideas are then weaponized and public policy terms, and then they are vigorously argued and promoted on capital hill, and on t v and radio. and so kato was extremely influential because it was one of the largest right of center thing tanks of the united states still is had a lot of visibility because again, invested in communication. so taylor is spreading climate skepticism from one of the most influential think

effectively managed by the biden administration but i spoke to business owners in eagle pass and they will say otherwise, mexican americansintball business catering for parties, for kids as young as 12 years old and everyday dozens of migrants cross his business leaving trash, articles of clothing left behind by migrants who after crossing the river take off their clothes and use it to climb through barbed wire fencing set up by texas dps troopers two months ago. eddie sanchez, the owner of sumo fitness is migrants who illegally crossed over walk into the us behind his business, both business owners are fed up and feel ignored. >> parties happen and at 8:00 you see 70 crossing all at once. you don't know if they are sex offenders, trying to get caught. >> i'm a taxpayer, why are you not listening to my voice? i am directly affected. hard enough to get customers in and not get scared by somebody else and eventually go out of business. >> reporter: record human smuggling continues, 30 one migrants dressed in camouflage uniforms were found in a trailer in west texas, the us driver was arrested by texas dps, those same troope

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eagles players and before i knew it. i was interviewing khichi at the japanese american museum in little tokyo in la and that was because jan vouched for me. when i say this book would have been possible without one person. that one person is is jan morey and i bring her up in every talk that i do because i know that i would not have been able to do this book without her support and her guidance. i mean she would i would stay at her house in la while i was doing reporting and she would make me a little snack bags when i would go out and report i would go and i have my own little room there and she would turn it down we'd have breakfast in the morning and then i would get my rental car and go to santa anita race track and report or the american national museum, i would go to babe's childhood home, which was a boarding house in hollywood, and i would sort of sneak in and i would tell jan later. she's like, oh, how's the boarding house doing? so i love talking about jan as you could probably see because i just spent the last five minutes doing it, but it's because she really did make this book possible what i was working o

eagle voice down the hall call out, where's bird? and i'd know he's home. really home. like the living room in any american home, this room has its personal touches. bookshelves that reflect individual interests of the family. old and treasured friends. one of the things that i am proud to leave as a reminder of our time here is the addition to the white house collection of paintings. thomas sully has portrait of fanny campbell, his sheared romans and i love it. this is a really most recent acquisition for the permanent collection. the gypsies girl. the first painting acquired during our stay at the white house was -- i saved my favorite, america sat for last. you can almost feel the love between the mother and her love for the children. look at that little girl. is she wondering with the small child is going to be to her life? it's such a deer painting. it seems to set the tone of the room. it's where the family shared so many personal and intimate moments. where we felt we were the heart of the house. really at home. >> president lyndon baines johnson died in 1973. lady bird lived on until 2007, dying at

within moments, they are in the water and crossing illegally into eagle pass, texas where they appear to have no fear of american authorities. some of these migrants bringing young children with them as they risk the currents. cbp also now confirming fox news is reporting that more than 221,000 migrants were encountered in march. that's the highest number since at least the year 2,000. cpb reports 192,000 exputtings. the union representing border patrol agents says expect a bad situation to get significantly. >> outraged right now we're just beside ourselves that this administration is doing nothing. i have been doing this job for nearly 25 years. i have never seen the morale lower than what it is right now. >> bill: bret, we can expect some fireworks in washington, d.c. next week. that is because dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas is set to testify about the border in front of the house judiciary committee. republican members say they got quite a few questions for them. send it back to you. >> bret: bret you will see that live here on fox. bill melugin live on the border. bill, thanks. as we learn more news from

i reached out to when the last living eagles players in before i knew it i was at the japanese-americanin little tokyo and that was because jan vouched for me. without her of this would have been possible. that one person is jan morey and a bringer up in every talk that i do because i would have been able to do this book without her support and her guidance. i would stay at her house in l.a. while reporting and she would make me little bags. i go in and have my own little from there and she turned itn down and we'd have breakfast in the morning and i would get my rental car and go to santa anita racetrackl and they national museum. i go to a child at home which is a boarding house in hollywood in sneak in and i would tell again later and she'd say how is a boarding house doing? i love talking about jim. she really did make this book possible. when i was working on the book i knew no matter how how much tommy spinelli learning about these kids lives before they went to camp i a lot of time in wyoming where it this camp was. every year there was a pilgrimage over the summer for camp survi