. >> and we've heard your names before, kc general, american eagle, trinity the first two up, trinity down what is your favorite now? >> i think that they are all valued they have a praise of sales ratio of less than onen about earnings are up. there is plenty of room to raise the dividends. trinity industry isn't as known in a family oriented environment assay american eagle on or kc if you live in that area. but if you drive and you see guardrails, that is trinity. so there is a lot of opportunity as i said at the beginning, there is in reason to go in risk when you can go and buy value. and then wait. >> dom, i think lyft investors were looking for guardrails today. and finally on this, we have uber around the corner, how important is it sentiment-wise for those listings >> it is interesting because the story that we've seen play out is markedly different. levi's had high expectations so uber is a real key because this is a massive one possibly with $120 billion valuation. sentiment is key >> who would have thought levi's would do better than lyft. that's why we love the market. gu

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that is the news from american eagle. esident joined me after rings the opening bell this morning i asked him about levi's strong performance, the eagle performance and the stock move higher this year and what that says about demand for denim. >> american eagle has the leading women's jeans business in america we're number two overall in jeans. we have the best fit, the best fabric, the best innovation and i think the best value for the customer i think customers are finding jeans where they believe they're getting the best product i think that's at american eagle right now. >> and athleisure is not killing denim? >> no. we're selling both i think we're a bottoms destination as a total company we're seeing strength on all fronts >> i mentioned some of your competitors. bilk changes in retail this year gap is splitting up its brands is this an opportunity for you how does it influence your business >> you know, we're always looking to maximize shareholder value. we're not going to comment on market speculation >> that you w

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american eagle outfiters celebrated the title retailer of the year, 25 years after going public.mixed reports of goldman sax and citi bank. here is a live look at the dow, down about a quarter of a percent t to 26348. the s & p is down about a quarter of a percent, 2900 even. hanging on to that level. the nasdaq is down about a third of a percent. american airlines canceling hundreds of flights during the next few months because of concerns about the boeing 737 max jets. all of the max 8 jets were grounded as you know last month after two deadly crashes on international flights. now american airlines says it will not fly any max jets at least until august 19th. airline executives say that amounts to 115 flights a day. it is less than 2% of their daily flight schedule though. boeing is still working to fix the software problem that is now blamed for the deadly crashes. >>> some of the biggest social media sites went down for nearly three hours yesterday. facebook, wats app, and instagram suffered an outage yesterday morning. they were all back on line about 3 hours later. no word

when i was 18 years old, i was working for american eagle in new york, and i worked in italy. did sweater production for armani in italy, and then i got the job at burlington as a buyer. so, i bought for their 600-store chain, and my job was to make them cool. lemonis: okay. and then what's this? patrick: why does it say "tmz" on it? lemonis: yeah. patrick: so, i have a partnership with tmz. lemonis: is that a license, or how does that work? patrick: yeah, we have their license deal. we do all of their t-shirts. we come up with all the designs. so, if you click "shop" on the tmz website, it goes directly to our website. -lemonis: it does? -patrick: yeah. lemonis: the fact that patrick has these licensing deals is impressive to me, because if a strong brand gives dilascia the rights to its logo and name, they boost the perceived value of the apparel. it also means that patrick's a really good salesperson, because big companies don't just license their names to anybody. patrick: so, men's is our biggest part of the store, which is from here on. kids is probably about 45% of our

it's american eagle outfitters celebrating it's 25th anniversary over at the nasdaq holding company for first security bank of washington. it really won't get started until tomorrow for b of a but i wonder does goldman city, wells, jp morgan make you hot on what's left >> i think morgan stanley is going to be fabulous because james gorman is a competitive guy and very disappointed in himself with q-4. sometimes whether it be sports or finance, you rally the troops you say that's not going to happen again we're going to put up a number that's going to wow people and i do believe there's an element in chief for all of these guys. everybody is selling so i like the set up but, you know, i want to see every time i read a piece i say, okay. how much is that going to hurt or how many crops? this crop stuff now? what do you think? you wake up with a trade deal. >> you continue to some people think this could go on until june. it marred the idea of a deal. >> we're softening our own demands for them reducing industrial subsidies waste management spends 4 billion and waste management stock goes

but the american eagle has two wings. it need both a left wing and a right wing to fly.hen the right calls the left snowflake, that may be rude but when the left calls the right racist and sexist, it's pushing away a lot of people, and i would be curious and there's a lot of examples of it. so there's a silent majority as much as your guest is excited and i applaud his work in a lot of ways. there's a silent majority of people who have been silenced -- silenced by the bullies coming out of the left and i would like to hear him have a calmly respond in an effort to give his side credibility and not push more people away. he's thrown out a lot of passionate comments today. but not backed it up with a lot of facts. guest: that's totally not true. i've backed up every single thing i've said with facts. ok. look. the right wing invented identity politics. first of all, it's called slavery. it's not like black people decided hey, you know what, we think we'll have an advantage by calling people racist 200 years from now. so let's sign up for slavery. that is not what happened.

that money will go to this fund to help back great american journalists, -- a great american journalist, marine, and eagle scout. on may 17, we have a headliners book event. dir. kudlow: he's a wonderful author. out at 8:30 a.m. on may may 17.finally -- finally, since you are such a good sport, a fabulous and highly coveted national press club coffee mug. [applause] a wonderful you are group. i'm grateful for the invitation. allison, you are a wonderful moderator. we will get your own tv show on cnbc. i will pass this to the ethics office. thank you very much. >> thank. [applause] -- thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> multiple news outlet's are reporting that joe biden will announce thursday his plans to run for the democratic presidential nomination. he's expected to make the announcement by releasing a video and has events planned in charlottesville, pittsburgh, nd philadelphia. >> today at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, live coverage from george washington's home, mount vernon, t

that money will go to this fund to help back great american journalists, -- a great american journalist, marine, and eagle scout. on may 17, we have a headliners book event. dir. kudlow: he's a wonderful author. >> come out at 8:30 a.m. on may 17. and finally, since you are such a good sport, a fabulous and highly coveted national press club coffee mug. [applause] dir. kudlow: you are a wonderful group. i'm grateful for the invitation. allison, you are a wonderful moderator. we will get your own tv show on cnbc. i will pass this to the ethics office. thank you very much. >> thank. [applause] -- thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> did a 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, live coverage from george washington's home, mount earning, talking about c-span's new book, the presidents. ranking america's best and worse chief executives. two: 30 p.m. eastern, book tv has live coverage from ewseum, talking about the president. noted historians

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americans citizens league. there is the one with the crest of an eagle, especially the ways in which they have partnered with care minnesota to call out islamophobia and all forms of injustice and bigotry in a massive campaign. i have to say, i just finished writing a history of xenophobia of the united states from the colonial era to the present and i do not end on a hopeful note, i have to say. by the end of writing the book, i wanted to crawl into a dark space and cry. so i do see some hopeful change, but this goes far beyond 2020, a goes far beyond the united states. we will have a fantastic session later this afternoon on global islamophobia. this is not a problem that is going away, with record numbers of people being forced from their homes. 16 million recorded by the u.s. last year, and more countries moving to the far right, nationalist and isolationist policies. this is the tip of the iceberg. i hate to say it. the kinds of work that you all are doing, in your various institutions and with the projects that help educate the rest of us as well as the work on the ground is the first step. thank you so muc

americans were hitting them well. none better than price and hey on the very last hole of around wrong i was only the flag denying him an eagle on the outright lead instead he would end up sharing it with compadre at brooks kept both of them with a first round sixty six. one behind them was phil mickelson shooting five on the. on the take forty eight looking good so far and his aim of becoming the oldest major when it history was whatever is going on elsewhere few fans can take their eyes of tiger woods. first round of seventy and improvements when he last won the masters green jacket in two thousand and five. i played well today you know i control my golf all day. i shot this number and won you know so you know hopefully i can do it again. you have to go back to nine hundred ninety three for bernhard langer his last win here but the german has still got the touch just one shot behind woods at the age of sixty one paul reese al-jazeera. australia is bidding farewell to one the horse called winks and known as you some bolt of horse racing is on beaten and for years andrew thomas reports from sydney. she is one of the world's g

american tony finau who was eight under for the day. cheering and applause. brooks koepka had a funny old round. birdie following bogey, following birdie. but this eagleonship. england's ian poulter was flying the flag for europe. a round of 68 leaving him at nine—under. but it is italy that is really flying the flag. francesco molinari was as cool as a cucumber all day. he hasn't dropped a shot since the first round and a series of birdies gave him a score of 66 and a two shot lead going into day four. cheering and applause. molinari hasn't won a green jacket yet but the way he's playing, he's going to take some stopping. cheering and applause. famous for his dazzling glass sculptures, artist dale chihuly has returned to kew gardens in london for his latest installation. with over 30 sculptures on display, some never been seen before in the uk, our correspondent wendy hurrell has been to meet him. well, i love greenhouses, you know, and how can you not love kew? it's just the most extraordinary, with some 300 acres with all these greenhouses. it is notjust under glass that you'll find all these reflections of nature. the cherry blossoms are out at ke

american tony finau who was eight under for the day. cheering and applause. brooks koepka had a funny old round. birdie following bogey, following birdie. but this eagleip. england's ian poulter was flying the flag for europe. a round of 68 leaving him at nine—under. cheering and applause. but it is italy that is really flying the flag. francesco molinari was as cool as a cucumber all day. he hasn't dropped a shot since the first round and a series of birdies gave him a score of 66 and a two shot lead going into day four. cheering and applause. molinari hasn't won a green jacket yet but the way he's playing, he's going to take some stopping. cheering and applause. tim allman, bbc news. sadaf khadem has won the first official boxing match ever contested by an iranian woman. fighting in her national colours she beat a french woman, anne chauvin, in the french town of royan. khadem had to fight abroad despite having the blessing of the iranian sporting authorities. khadem said she's expecting a hero's welcome when she returns to iran next week. ramzan karmali has more. two women giving their all in a boxing ring. nothing unusual, you may think. but one o

the weekend, michael brian achieved the great honor of and raised to eagle scout for his project acquire the skills for an american world war ii plane propelor and honors the 42 service members that perished uring training at n.a.s. wildwood. plans to to follow in his father and grandfather. we are all looking for heroes. some look to celebrities. some look to washington, god help them. but i look to michael bryan. hero.south jersey's he is an american hero. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek reckniss? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. lamalfa: i rise to speak about our recent trip friday to california, the southern border between california and mexico with president trump and several colleagues from my house. what stood out to me was the dedicated men and women who do this work, important work along the border from u.s. customs and border protection and u.s. borde

american citizens league. they're the one with the crest with the, i guess it is an eagle, and especially the ways in which they've partnered with care minnesota, in recent years, to call out islamophobia and all forms of injustice and bigotry in a really massive educational campaign. i do have to say, however, i just finished writing a history of xenophobia in the united states from the colonial era to the present and i do not end on a hopeful note. i have to say. by the end of writing that book, i kind of just wanted to crawl in a dark space and cry. is so i do see some hopeful change but this is, it goes far beyond 2020, it goes far beyond the united states. we're going to have a fantastic session later this afternoon, on global islamophobia. this is not a problem that is going away, with record numbers of people being forced from their home, 60 million, you know, recorded by the u.n. last year, and more countries moving to the far right, and nationalists, and isolationist policies. this is just the tip of the iceberg. i hate to say it. and so the kinds of work that ya'll are doing, in your various institutions

the americans were hitting them while a took us to on thursday none better than price and hey on the very last hole of around wrong was only the flag denying him an eagle on the outright lead instead he would end up sharing it with compadre at brooks kept both of them with a first round sixty six. one behind them was phil mickelson shooting five under par. on the take forty eight looking good so far and his aim of becoming the oldest major when it history. whatever is going on elsewhere few fans can take their eyes of tiger woods. first round of seventy and improvements when he last won the masters green jacket in two thousand and five. i played well today you know i control my golf all day. i shot this number and won you know for coats so you know hopefully i can do it again. you have to go back to nine hundred ninety three for bernhard langer his last win here but the german has still got the touch just one shot behind woods at the age of sixty one paul reese al-jazeera. australia is bidding farewell to one the horse called the winks and non as the use and bolt of horseracing she's on beaten in four years and can extend her record before retiring on

african affairs studies department, and eagle adaay, he has for so long been hidden or wilfully ignored is now in the era of donald trump out in the open". he says americansoing to remain a racist. is that the way you see it, too?|j is going to remain a racist. is that the way you see it, too? i do. but i do think a person plays a role. the way he speaks, the things that he says, the things that he believes have created, have given a lot of people, who are bigots, validation. he has but —— validated a lot of the sentiments. he validated either by saying things or not saying things. when there have been incidences of, for instance, the incident where the gentleman save the people in the waffle house shooting it was a black gentleman, not once did the president ever congratulate him or give him any sort of acknowledgement, not that he needed it, but not once. if we have incidents like the one in dc with the kid who was wearing the make america great again had, all of a sudden the president was speaking out in defence of him. we have a president who only wants to represent people who think like him and who look like him. you have been described, i don't know

eagle lerty half gold piece worth $500. >>he game is afoot. >> reporter: it is all designed to promote a hobby losing an audience as americans use credit card or wave phones at registers. >> newsroomize mattic is the study of rare cones and that is the goal to get people interested in becoming a -- say it with me. numismatist. >> this isor a 1885 w $20. there is a sticker on the back. to make sure the game goes on for a while, let's put it right here. >> along with circulating rare rounds, they have hidden tokens that when found could be swap coins 0 of collectible for dealers. >> don't forget to drink your milk. >> now you're saying this reminds me of a movie. >> you got the last goln ticket. >> reporter: and just like the willy wonka golden tickets, i'm going to take this token and hide it right here a somewhere around a the nation there five golden tokens worth even more.nl >> o five -- >> worth -- >> worth $1,000 apiece. >> as for the rare coins -- >> if somebody gave it to you as change, what would you think? >> i think they're trying tome fool >> what year is that? >> 1899. >> old. >> old. >> but you wouldn't stop to think how valuabl

this is the american angel yin, playing her 2nd shot on the 15th hole at the lpga event in hawaii. her ball hits her playing partner's before rolling in for an eaglel rolled in? no, her baldhead. so that is for an eagle, so to less than the whole should be palladian. that's fantastic. it would have been bad if her ball had hit her opponent was possible and her opponent was possible had gone in and it had counted. gutted! now it's one of the heavyweight sporting events of the year — the world coal carrying championships. it started in 1963 and celebrates the town of gawthorpe, in west yorkshire, which was an important coal mining area. it attracts competitors from all over the world, and ahead of monday's big race, i've been training with some of the favourites. not many schoolchildren have a world champion as their teacher, and a trophy on display. mrs sidebottom is the women's world coal carrying champion, and in her lunchbreak she is training again, carrying 20 kilos of coal up is training again, carrying 20 kilos of coalupa is training again, carrying 20 kilos of coal up a steep hill in yorkshire. i feel very proud that she is going to be a sta

this is the american angel yin, playing at the lp.ga event in hawaii — her ball, hits her playing partner's, on the green, and gets enough rebound to roll inforan eagleo their green, usually it would hit the green and spin and stop. but it hits the ball and spends back. that is remarkable. you could not do that, 1000 times, and it would not happen.” could not do that, 1000 times, and it would not happen. i told you it was amazing. lots of people will be thinking about that today and playing golf, enjoying the weather. it seems like it will be beautiful. here's stav with a look at this morning's weather. that's right, charlie. it will stay lovely. lovely weather watch pictures piling in. you can see all the flowers under sunny skies. temperatures are going up nicely, thanks to this area of high pressure. we have a weather front across the north—west of scotland which will bother the north—west of scotla nd which will bother the north—west of scotland with cloud and a breeze. elsewhere it will be dry. some dense fog patches, most of these have cleared away. it will be widespread sunshine. this of hazy sunshine across the north—west of scotland. we coul

deborah norville reveals how an eagle-eyed viewer may have helped save her life. >>> and al in the arctic. how some americans are already feeling the effects of climate change on a daily basis and what they're doing to adapt to it, today, tuesday, april 2nd, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hey, everybody. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. savannah is on assignment, and look who's here! it's always fun to have mr. willie geist here at the table. >> happy to be here, alzheimer's always. >> al by the way is in alaska, been working on that big climate change series. >> al, even in the middle of the night, wherever he is, draws a big crowd. al, good morning. >> hey, guys! we are at the anupiet heritage center and i know it's colder because these folks told me it's colder this morning than it was yesterday. it's minus 6. a windchill of minus 22. we are going to be checking in in a little bit to tell you -- these are the folks, these are the front-line folks who are already exper

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eagle baitcast combo. your adventure starts here ♪ we're an american man ♪ we're an american man we're an american man pete i'm used to one minute video at the start of the show. jedediah: he doesn't like change. pete: i'm panicking this morning what do i say there is no individual. ed: i brought you a gift. cinnamon and almond butter. pete: can't make butter out of almonds. ed: you have been eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches your whole life. pete: it's pretty good. i wouldn't order it but i will try it. jedediah: apple, almond butter. wait until they start drinking green juices. you heard it here first. ed: that might be where we draw the line. pete: ed has lines. breaking news. ed: meanwhile, of the president, he has been watching democrats meltdown over immigration time and time again, attack him at every turn. you have had gavin newsom out in california. when he was inaugurated saying i'm going to offer sanctuary to all. kirsten gillibrand out on the 2020 trail says no such thing as illegal human. weave will welcome them all. pete: sanctuary country. that's what a lot of democrats are running o

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seeking to share with all americans and those who will stand with me the promise proclaimed in the communion hy mn you heard me cite around this country, and he will lift you up on eagle'sings and bear you on the breath of don. this country will be lifted up and i will play a big part doing it. host: the second attempt in the white house was the 2008 election cycle and he posted a video when he announced his intention to run in 2007. [video clip] >> the bush administration, because it worships profits over people, has forgotten that to keep america strong, we need a growing, vibrant middle class. we need our citizens to feel secure, secure that their children will get the health care they need when they are ill , secure that they will have the retirement income they planned on, secure that we are doing all we can to end global warming, secure that jobs and opportunities will not vanish like so many have in recent years. the next century will be an american century, but it will require vision from our leaders and faith in our purpose. i am running for president because i believe we can stem this tide by restoring respect for america possible leadership throughout the wor

right off the bat the most american things we could think of were burgers, fireworks, bald eagles, and big trucks. of the most important ideals and american government was that every man is represented. this is what makes us american. voting. that everyone affected by government gets a say. our definition of everyone has a fault. it wasn't until early 1870 that americans accepted male x slaves. it wasn't until 1920 that women were granted the right to vote. thought wes often include everyone in our legislation and 2019, there are people that are not represented equally. >> we are here to talk about gerrymandering. >> gerrymandering. gerrymandering is probably one of the biggest threats to our democracy. >> it is almost impossible to avoid the political tension around gerrymandering. >> gerrymandering is the manipulation of political boundaries to benefit one group. politicians the freedom to isolate certain groups of voters and the vote of the opposing party. pennsylvania, 40 4% of candidates chose democratic candidates. aref 18 districts represented by republicans. >> instead of voter

american, we were stumped. we thought about fireworks, bald eagles. but we looked at what america was founded on. one of the most important ideals is that every man is represented. this is what makes us american -- voting. the concept that everyone affected by -- by government gets a say in the government. 1870 thatuntil early americans accepted ex slaves as part of america's everyone, and it wasn't until 1920 that women were granted the right to vote. in 2019, although it is often thought everyone is did in legislation, there are people all around the country who are not represented equally. bikes -- >> we are here to talk about redistricting and gerrymandering. >> gerrymandering. >> gerrymandering. >> political gerrymandering is probably one of the greatest threats to our democracy right now. >> what is it? >> the manipulation of political boundaries to benefit one party or group. it is typically partisan, but not always. >> politicians are able to redraw the lines that make out each district in his state. this gives them the opportunity to determine their voters. >> in pennsylvania, 47% of the