poof, just like that then he closes up the car puts is gloves in his pocket and head inside the autozone like nothing ever happened now it my turn hey quick question homie (yea) you have any idea how all that trash got down there on the grown .the oil .. you got any idea how all that trash got down there (the oil) the trash how did that get there .the interesting part, he was already going inside the store he could have simply carried the trash with him but like my mon used to say that too much like right thank you for cleaning it up ok have a good day please don't trash california in daly city stanley roberts kron 4 news dry weather will prevail today with temperatures near to slightly below normal for the middle of august. low clouds and fog will persist in the overnight and early morning near the coast and in the valleys the next several days. an inland warming trend is likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend due to strengthening high pressure. (vicki) if you do not like to go to work, or have mixed feelings about going to work... you might not be alone. (grant) a new st

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finally, here is a very nice rally for the auto part makers including autozone, advance auto parts, andiley's automotive. constructive comments from ira valuationsaying, the reflect fears around amazon and the struggles that these companies and the stocks have had more recently has less to do with amazon and more to do with weather and other factors. seeing a nice rally for the auto part companies today. julia: thanks so much, abigail. what is that phrase? try being caught between a wall and a debt ceiling. the trickyk about position as trump tries to keep his base intact. york,our, -- from new this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is bloomberg markets, the trump economy. let's get a check on the bloomberg first word news. >> more then 2200 homes on the texas coast are at risk when hurricane harvey strikes with hurricane category three intensity. the houston area has the biggest number of the homes under threat. forecasters say harvey could make landfall as a category three storm meaning it is packing wind topping 115 miles per hour. it is expected to hit late tonight or early tomorrow. econ

diagnostic unit, it ignites a mum of upd sf updates in terms of software >> the stock is trading with autozonenced auto parts and o'reilly why is that wrong? why should it not trade with those? >> fundamentally, we're not in that kind of -- fundamentally, we are about auto repair we're not in dyi >> and all those are >> dyi, and we're an auto repair distinctly if you looked at our businesses, you would say we have tremendous strength 19.9% was the operating income margin in the quarter, the highest ever up 80 basis points, and we made some acquisitions over the last year, which created a head wind against that 80 basis points so if you want to look at just earnings, the cools group was down we could say the tools group was slim, but their o.i. margin was up 120 basis points because of the new product they sold sold at such great margins >> will you be in to sop up some of the sellers that seem to be meeting on the side? >> i don't think we'll talk about our behavior associated with this. but it says we have confidence in our business. >> that is what it says. >> i can tell you this, this you'r

some weakness in the goods in producing side in particular, and we were expecting weakness in the autozonebut we did not see that happen. >> absolutely. we were expecting a bit more of a drag from manufacturing, but we did not see it because of that noise coming out of the sector. on the goods producing side, the manufacturing sector is healthy. most of the numbers were good. it was the nonresidential construction number that pulled down the reducing sector -- producing sector. on the service i'd, broad-based growth. we see it solidifying in the retail sector, which was a drag early this year and at the end of last year. lots of good stories there. scarlet: i want to pick up on what you said about the auto sales. it is a bit more of this noise. we have seen this falling out auto sales overall. at what point my that have a meaningful drag on manufacturing overall? >> that is a great question. as we track the u.s. economy, the one area we point to where the cycle is different is in the auto sector. i think right now, you would have to see some pretty outside --kness that outsized outsized we

if you leave the fuel from autozone, month on month is 0.5%. it is for the month of july. 1.5%. joining us now is shanker singham, director of economic policy and prosperity studies. he's a leading expert on international trade and has served as trade advisor to the united states government. still with us, bob janjuah and ralf preusser. thank you so much for coming in. talk to me about how the brexit negotiations are going. parts -- whato grade would you give brexit negotiations? shanker: you certainly need to parties. we've done a very good job in the u.k. of negotiating with ourselves, and we need to engage with europe and negotiate the ultimate trade relationship. that is in the interest of u.k. and european companies. francine: do you understand the blueprint the u.k. government wants to get out of it? what is the u.k. position? shanker: you need a starting position. it is not always a good idea to telegraph your starting position to the other side at an early stage. the u.k. government starting position is fairly clear. they want a comprehensive free trade agreement w

he's also the former chairman and ceo of both office depot and autozone steve, i don't know how muchntary you've heard or whether you so jenkins' piece, but i think it's somewhat telling that he used the term -- ceos a lot of times are pr canaries they can't stay long if something threatens either their customer base or their shareholder base should we look at this as a courageous move or just sort of just bailing when the going gets a little bit tough >> yeah, i think it's very unfortunate that they have folded these two groups. you know, all the reasons that existed for the establishment of both the manufacturing council and the strategy and policy forum still exist. they were put together in order to advise the administration on nafta and trade, taxes, health care, regulation we haven't gotten any of that done yet, so all those reasons still exist. so to get rid of these councils at this point is cathartic but at the same time we still have these needs. so it comes back to what should be the role of ceos as it relates to advising administrations and whether you're talking about a