so can bed bath recover? the conference call was filled with every omnichannel and customer satisfaction buzzword of the new age form the endly coupon even seemed to come under fire. while bed bath has 500 i.t. professionals and welcome the new additional world, it could be too late. time will tell, but amazon was doing the bell tolling all along and now it tolls for the great merchant bed bath and beyond. let's go to michael in new york. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i want to say you and your staff are doing a great job. >> the staff is dynamite. >> caller: my question is with limited brands. i have a position that i'm about breaking even with. with the restructuring, i was wondering if you think i should buy, sell or hold my position. >> it yield 2.85%. leslie waksaler runs it, almost everybody has been around when it was lmtd knows that. the stock got hammered today off of what i thought was a very, very good, surprisingly good number. the victoria's secret breakup i think makes sense, too. i do l

bed bath & beyond stock is down 36% over the past year.i mean, i think a lot of it is baked in. but the investors tend to be focused and it generates a lot of cash. they are buying back 25% of their market cap. maybe entices people and they have the physical stores. they are still profitable. they're still generating a ton of cash. but i think you can look at best buy as an example of where things can go. they also were in double-digit margins and i think they are in the single digits right now. bed bath & beyond let cord was 9.9%. i mean, 400 basis points down. it's something to consider. alix: all right, thanks so much. seema shah, consumer retail analyst for bloomberg intelligence. you can find bloomberg intelligence's full analysis on the terminal. type in bi to five full coverage of sectors and companies. scarlet: coming up, when you need to know. ♪ i'm scarlet fu. what'd you miss? alix: do not miss this. what kind of rebound might we see as manufacturing has been getting incrementally better over in china. scarlet: speaking of manufa

i say about bed bath and beyond, surrender, dorothy. i think this company cannot necessarily report what i like because it's spending so much money on the omni channel. look at what nordstrom has done. they spent billions on it and can't beat amazon. these guys are beating amazon. i think it's a value trap. i don't want you in bed bath and beyond other than to shop there. it's a blast. i get those coupons and i save $5. that's how i got -- anyway, it's a bargain, the store, not the stock. >> get ready to see plenty of snap and wrong judgments next week. we are going to get a sea change evently. for now, remember, the market abhors growth and loves value. is skechers hitting its stride? the company is running all over wall street today after sprinting past expectations. can they keep up the pace? i'm taking a lap with the man behind the brand. >> turbulent times for transports. can southwest start soaring again? i'll find out when i sit down with the ceo. >>> starbucks, getting hit today. this has consequences for more than these three b

scarlet: shares in bed bath & beyond climbing.cents higher than what analysts had been looking for full top they declared an initial dividend of 12.5 cents per share. that is your bloomberg business flash. the fed minutes released today indicated a spirited debate over and april increase but any sparring was downplayed by st. louis fed president james alert. he said all fomc members are passionate about their position. what you see right now is the odds of a rate hike in april have come down to nothing and for june, about 18%. in the beginning of the year, we were at 50% odds of a rate hike in march. in just a few months, how drastically the market has re-rated what the fed would do. joe: at the beginning of the year, there were expectations of multiple hikes and then it picked up again and dropped again. you can only look to the markets so much. the fed has come down in some ways to meet the markets. we will have to look at what the pboc does next. james alert was asked if the march jobs report would make the case for an april in

bed bath & beyond reporting earnings reports.-expected profit and sales and initiated a dividend. they are in the crosshairs of amazon, so how can the retailer stay ahead? how they should be spending the cash? they are seeing fewer growth opportunities. that is generally what that means. iny are investing a lot capex. to me, it is too little, too late. to beaton they continue is because the share count has come down. so it goes back to the share buyback story. comparable sales were better than anticipated. what are they giving up to get those sales? >> margins. there is a lot of competition andss the board from online brick-and-mortar retailers. hardut the coupon, it is to drive in-store traffic. since online was so small for them, it is still off of that base. cannot comment on the stock performance but there is a high short interest. covering,ome short and it has faded as the day has progressed. is this company going to be targeted by activist investors? margin and boost close some stores. would they be a candidate to take on s

very few stories have been as beaten around the pipe amazon like bed bath and beyond wrp the couponing is heavy and the sales are light. much of which bed and bath sales can be bought at amazon and delivered quite quickly. you may not have the appetite for the stores you once did, although i still go to harmon for my toiletries, even as the wife goes on amazon for same-day delivery of the stuff. however, one thing's certain, bed bath's management has a huge appetite for its own stock. that's why i stayed close to the number of shares is bought back, because one day this darn thing is probably going to go private if the same-store sales ever stabilize. have you noticed some of the way these consumer packaged goods stocks, including general mills, smuckers, hormel and, geez, campbell's soup, you see them roaring higher? how about conagra, now that it's gotten rid of that hapless private label business, although it's been anything but hapless now that they're under the roof of tree house, which has a stock i adore. can conagra join the ever-growing parade of food stocks doing well? i don'

bed, bath and beyond be everybody hates it, we think this company is real, it's relevant.ar nins will drop to 10%. that's enough to produce $6 a share. we like the problems because we get the right price. we think equity capital can move into the stock. i remember talking about petsmart. this company is the type of stock under valued, 10% free cash flow. gary: when stocks are trading count average retail investor gets scared and starts selling them. >> they sell them to us. you could have a stock -- >> a value track is where the problem is not team prairie like we think in -- is not temporary like in bed bat. and basically you want to stay away from it. >> it looks attractive on a valuation basis. but that stock is jammed in. >> you can have a stock cheap at 25 times earnings and a stock expensive at 10 times earnings. you have to do your homework. gary: you made a legendary calls on lucent when i believe it was the most widely shelled security anyone vestors around the country. it became public in the mid-90s. then was a high flyer. but as you points out. you were negativ

so, bed bath & beyond's same-store sales were up 1.7%.as an aside, they mentioned that stores -- these are the regular, old stores themselves -- sales were basically flat and they went out of their way to say that online sales were up 25%. we don't have a lot of data because a lot of these companies don't break it out this way, but i think you can assume that this is the trend, that this is clearly what's going on. online for those that are still spending a lot of money, is up anywhere from 15% to 20%. the numbers of the few we've seen that have reported. and the store sales are basically on the flat side. this is the big problem. significant investment in e-commerce growing but still relatively small part of the business, and the consumers not spending much in the stores at all. so, good news for phone and the home depots of the world. not so good if you're running macy's or the classic apparel stores. right now the dow down 105 points. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much, bob pisani. all right, want to do a "faber report." actuall

and then you can pick up one of these at walmart, bed bath & beyond, really anywhere that sells those, like, "as seen on tv" kind of gadgets. >> very cool! and so this is actually what our pasta is made out of? >> yes. this is our "pasta." and i think that's good combined with what we have. >> okay, great. >> for one serving size, i normally use one zucchini. it just is a great, great base. >> and so then this replaces all the carbs you would get in a normal pasta. >> right. right. nutrients from the zucchini. >> so, a much healthier choice. >> absolutely. absolutely. we're just gonna toss this is the microwave for 2 1/2 minutes. >> okay. great. >> superquick. this goes right in. [ microwave beeping ] all right. so, while that's cooking, we're gonna prep our spinach and mushrooms, and this is gonna just add a little more flavor to our spaghetti. >> okay. >> we've got some fresh, clean spinach and mushrooms that are presliced. we're going to put this in this microwave-safe bowl because metal cannot go in the microwave. >> absolutely. >> might cause your microwave to explode. so, we've

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bed bath & beyond reports earnings after the bell. retailer after a disappointing third quarter. scarlet: julie hyman has the latest. it is the first game this week. julie: we are seeing a big ounce back after a two-day decline the largest in two months. rising to about the highs of the session with the nasdaq leading. has been lagging throughout the session for one thing we have been watching highlighted in a bloomberg news story today has to do with short interests and stocks overall. we have seen them climb and climb. that in the recent rally, the recent move has been fueled in some part by a short covering. take a look here. s&p 500 and the games we have seen -- games we have seen in the past several years. it coincides with an uptick in short interest, about at its highest going back each year. it has come back down slightly here as we have seen the gain in stock. nteresting phenomenon we will continue to keep an eye on. thee watching the groups in s&p 500 health care continues to help lead gains, neck and the, getting a boost wi

valeant, it is, up 2.7%, similar to bed bath & beyond.are seeing that pairing from earlier today, but getting a respite. toport from its lenders waive a default as well as ease some restrictions on its own pack. with all the problems that it has been happening, it is still down 6% year to date. lisa: coming up, the commodity close. oil is falling a bit. ♪ . . david: from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, this is bloomberg market. lisa: let's get a check on bloomberg first word news with mark crumpton. we have breaking news on the penama papers. senators elizabeth moran of massachusetts and sherrod brown of ohio are seeking a treasury inquiry into the so-called penama papers, looking into whether u.s. companies were involved. the senators send a letter to treasury secretary jack lew. the have been revealed this week by a german media company and now it has made news around the world. apparently some individuals and governments were allegedly involved in taking some of their money and putting it into other locations that is led to

kb go: trading her off of the trading off ofl: the open, bed bath & beyond.declared a dividend for the first time ever. you would think that would be a positive. but bloomberg analyst seema shaw has a different view. she says the initiation of a revenue may show that .- merchant pressure looks like the strong downturn over the last year could remain in effect and send shares lower yet. betty: thank you so much. the bloomberg on first reviews. vonnie: an extradition request by egypt has been approved. he is accused of forcing a flight from alexandria to cairo .o land in cyprus the hijacking ended peacefully six hours later. thousands of refugees camped out at the largest port in greece have been given an ultimatum. moved to camp's voluntarily within the next two weeks or be expelled by force. stranded inen greece because europe has closed its borders to them. meanwhile, pope francis is heading to the greek island of less post to show solidarity with refugees being deported back to turkey. the pope accepted an invitation. francis has says -- has said europe has

we have an alert on bed bath and beyond. seema mody?> a von beat here by bed bath and beyond shorting 1.85 adjusted. that's a four-crept beat. revenue also topping expectation at $3.42 billion, a lot of focus on com sales. same-source sales, up 1.7%, that is well above expectations. the retailer also initiating a quarterly dividend of 12 1/2 cents payable starting in july. you can see the stock is spiking higher after hours but 6.5%. keep in mind analysts have been warning of margin compression due to aggressive pricing, but so far seems to be a strong bead from the retailer's stock after hours. bill? >> certainly interesting they did beat in the comps, which of course will be welcome, but the fact they're initiating a dividend is also interesting, because it's a huge buyer, took on a huge -- they got a lot of criticism for it. >> the stock is down 36% in the last year, a short-term blip. longer chart doesn't look so pretty. >>> biggest wisconsin wins, forcing hillary clinton and donald trump to look over their shoulders. stuff next, ba

there than i would with tesla and one more point, you could right now buy ksu, flr, goodyear tire, bed bath and beyond and harley davidson with the money it would cost you to buy tesla right now and i do not think the competitors will remain silent and let tesla eat their lunch. that's not going to happen. >> i have somebody sitting next to me who while admitly selling out of the stock he is a believer and has been a believer in that story and he has a question for you. >> again, great research. i appreciate having you on the program. as far as this particular stock, i had to sell out of it because of that vertical that you talked about where it just went parabolic, straight up. but it seems when you have this many fan boys and girls that are willing to poor money at this company and give them whatever, $325 million in tax free loans based on the preorders and so forth that's one thing that ford doesn't have and gm and all the rest don't have. if this thing did get your 20% pull back, let's call it $100. if it pulled back 100 bucks would you take a shot in this thing then or it's still way

. >> unusual activity that you had in bed bath and beyond last week. >> before the earnings came outng, buying 20.5 calls. stock got up to 52 after the earnings and came back from there. i trimmed some. i held on to the rest because i thought there was more upside. clearly there wasn't. unfortunately i was looking for more out of this thing. milked it too much. >>> all right, coming up on the halftime report -- >> mmmm, beer. >> why one of your favorite after work drinks is today's worst trachld that's coming up next as we go to break, a check on the halftime report leader board. jim is up 16%. john up 13. er is at still up 7. i need a before after work beer. early. >> anything can happen. >> he called you bro today. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new busine

after the close, we'll hear from bed bath & beyond. >> a miraculous store i've only discovered recently. >> it's very good if you're moving. >> amazing. and they say you can take anything back at any point. >> i find it a little daunting. they do send a lot of coupons though. >> i've been there a lot recently. anyway, let's check in on global markets. u.s. futures pointing to a positive open. a rebound after yesterday's triple-digit loss for the dow. we're expecting the dow to bounce back by 67 points. the s&p by 8 1/2. the nasdaq by around about 23 points. one of the biggest reasons for more positivity in terms of risk sentiment today is oil prices. as you can see, crude up nicely 3%. just below the 37 mark. this comes on news that the upcoming meeting with opec, russia, and many others could, in fact, yield something positive. the kuwaiti oil minister saying something positive could yield from that meeting. let's have a look at europe. we're seeing a bounceback, not in germany though, which is flat, but across most of the other markets. now to the overnight action in asian markets. sr

you also can't combine offers, you can't go for instance bed bath and john where they have the 20% offnd then merge that into the price, you have to do it price to price. >> got it. good stuff. that's what everyone is wanting every morning they want you to save them monday. >> i'll take you shopping. >> every day, you got it? >> i got it. >> she was one of the most recognizeable soccer players in the world. and now, abby is facing du i am charges. it happened early yesterday, in washington state. you know, she retired from soccer last year, won two olympic gold medals and world cup title, amazing career, also named the female world player of the year back in 2012. >> and the answer gets his answer today. sixers all time great allen iverson finds out if he is the newest member of the basketball hall of fame class of 2016. he is a finalist for the honor and needs 18 out of possible 24 votes to john the hall. he was a 11 time all-star, he won the all-star mvp twice, was the nbamvp in 2001. also, up foreign shrinement, shaquile o'neil, and bo ryan. >> good stuff. not talking about practice

. >> bed, bath & beyond, interesting one because they have earnings on wednesday after the close so its something to keep an eye on. they're going out and buying here in april the 15 1/2 and 51 calls, way above open interest. there is very small open interest out there. but something to keep an eye on. >> tiffany's. stock is up 20% off the february lows. those lows were at least in part on china news. the fact that this has gone up as estimates have come down would indicate china and japan are not doing as bad as people feared. >> rebecca, europe? >> europe and japan, if they're not going to play the currency game, what do they do? there is increasing talk that japan could buy more equities just outright as part of their qe program. and i think in europe's case you have to be nervous the other way, political fallout from refugees that affects policy. >> joe, to you. slumberje. $82 price target. >> april 1st, largely positive. oversold, we did allergan, oversold. >> on slb, like it? like the call? >> i like some of the names but i think it is premature quite frankly. i look at the names

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monsanto,f earnings, bed bath & beyond, and writing among companies to report numbers. keenan, bloomberg news. angie: in the two months since the boj took interest rates negatives, -- negative, the market for overnight loans has frozen. the outstanding balance in the market has tumbled to a record low of $26 billion since the bank started charging interest on lenders reserves.let's speak to our bonds and fx editor. why has interbank lending dried up? reporter: the basic problem is that now banks have to pay in order to lend, instead of getting paid. none of them are sure they want to do that. a lot of them are having problems pricing the impact of that on their long-term finances. away, andtaying taking their money and doing something else with it, or just leaving it where it is. angie: it is a question of, how negative rates really has affected japan's financial markets here. he said he wanted to flatten the yield curve and he succeeded in doing so. the problem is, i think for a lot of players in the japanese market, negative rights are such a strange beast that they d

monsanto, bed bath & beyond, right egg, among the company set to report numbers.er this break. stay tuned. ♪ angie: it is a 30 a.m. in singapore. a.m. in singapore. you're watching "first up". finally completed his four your pursuit of sharp. sealedsharp president the $3.5 billion deal, rounding off negotiations that at times were on the verge of collapse. ofrp revealed liabilities $1.5 billion last fiscal year. oil has erased its gains for the year with saudi arabia saying it will only cap production if others follow support -- follow suit. iran has rolled out a production cut. china may allow large banks to convert one trillion yuan of bad loans into equity. " an unidentified executive from the china development bank -- it quotes an unidentified executive from the china development bank. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. trading getting under way right now. here is the action in sydney, tokyo. haidi: quite a lot of diversions and what is a holiday trading session. markets have been close for the holidays t

. >> bed bath & beyond reported after the close last night.tations, but initiating a dividend. always been nothing but a big buy of their own stock. watching an upgrade of cvs today a new buy rating out of rbc. kind of the same story, this is the media company more insulated from cord cutting and maybe the value play because of some visible tailwinds for a little while. >> that's what cbs and management will tell you. they did it at their analyst meeting a couple weeks back. the first they've had in a while. >> showtime is more into it, some people have paid for it. >> i heard you talking about billions earlier this morning. >> it's true. i'm almost up to date. it's good. they've done wonders with that show. >> there's the opening bell. at the big board, cca industries, manufacturer of helicopter and beauty aids. at the nasdaq, good deeds day, inviting people around the world to do a good deed on april 10th. very nice. you mentioned some of these board changes at twitter. peter curry and peter chernon not going for re-election, instead pepsi c

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bed bath and beyond the wiwinne great results beat the street, that is the winner, and coming back, "rt your day at 5 am. >> looking good. >> 35 major chancy and ship wins. stuart: yesterday, the par 3 contest, look at the ball go, so slow, you kn, you are not there. oh marco oh. gary player sunk tt hole-in-1, 31 steuben of his career and he is on the thr with us now. mister player. >> so nice to talk to you. how many hours did one of you have? one was lucky. stuart: you know what everybody is saying? you are 80 years old, you hit a hole-in-1, most people half your age couldn'takeclose to the green, they are marling at u. >> that is a compliment and i work very hard at that. just warming up but compared recently to defend, friends of yours, you srt to giggle and i said why are you gigglingng? always remember it. stuart: hold on a second because donald trump was referring to your worut regimen and just going to tell the audience what he sai role that. >> gary player was a golfer, great golfer, one of the great golfers of all time. they used to say he was diminutive, small, work harder

bed, bath & beyond beat estimates by four cents. revenue also beat forecasts. initiated a new quarterly dividend of 12.5 cents per share. sprint has given itself a cash infusion at better rates than it might have gotten in the debt market. sprint sold 3 billion in aseptembers to newly created entities and will lease those assets back. don't we all wish we can do that? create an asset. move all your debt there. and then have it pay you. >> you're the car guy so you might, maybe you should do this segment. tesla ceo elon musk says his electric carmaker will give an up where date on model 3 reservations today. phil lebeau has more. >> do you have a guest as to how many reservations after a week? >> 347,000. >> becky, you take this seriously. you have an exact number. that's not a bad number. your guess is as good as anybody else's. when you take a look at the number of reservations that tesla racked up for model 3, in the first three days, they introduced it thursday night through saturday night, 276,000. that averages about 92,000 per day. we don't know how much

this say unique, inexpensive gadget, 10 bucks at bed, bath and beyond.f mama's head. >> that's pretty cool. >> expecting moms, this is pretty adorable. 16 different plushies to choose from, octopuses to giraffe. even the black sheep. you can hear a heartbeat. this is my baby's heartbeat. can you take this gadget with you to an ultrasound or record it off your iphone, stick it inside the bear and have your >> i play mied my baby's heartb. my dad thought it was a dog panting. little bit like a panting dog. >> how many times are we digging in our purse trying to find our iphone, keys? >> everything. >> automatic handbag illuminator, $30 on common goods, automatically senses when you're going in your purse. it will light up, making it easy to find your stuff. >> or if one is trying to steal in and reach your wallet it's like an alarm. >> yes. >> i'm all about people stealing thing. >> i'll put you to work here. you have a gadget where all the crew guys are like i want this right now? this makes soft serve ice cream from only frozen fruit. no sugar, no preser

constellation brands is reporting earnings before the open, and after the close we'll be hearing from bed bath beyond. >> whatsapp is ramping up encryption. the messaging service owned by faby facebook is introducing end-to-end encryption. every whatsapp message is now so secure that law enforcement can't even read it. even if they have a warrant. this is the discussion we've been having about apple and the fbi all the time. joe has made the point over and over that technology marches on, and this is an example of it. you could tell apple one thing, but then somebody else is going to do the encryption themselves. here you have facebook doing it in this instance. the larger conversation going on in washington about what ultimately you do about all of these different services and whether there should be a back door, some way for government to have access to it in the instance in which you think there's a reason for it. >> i still have a problem with facebook. like yesterday we were talking about facebook versus disney. i can't even believe you say those two companies in the same sentence. one of

the three bed room, four bath home features views of san francisco and the golden gate bridge. the price tag, $2.6 million. he bought the home in 2007 for $2.7 million. during the housing slump the value slipped to an estimated $1.8 million. so it's recovered a bit. the governor and his wife now live in the restored governor's mansion in sacramento. >>> redemption for the san jose sharks. they are one game away from moving on in the playoffs after converting on the power plays. >>> changes are coming to u.s. currency. when can you expect new bills featuring harriet tubman? >>> we're looking at a decent morning commute. we have the one trouble spot and the rest of the morning commute looks okay. and eastbound 80 as they clear the crash. it's been there for a bit. and westbound traffic is slowing. >> clouds continue to roll in and reports of drizzle. petaluma, i wish i could find it on radar. must be pretty low level. we'll talk about that in your thursday forecast. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. time is 6:12. in the race for the white house. the presidential candidates now f

so we were sitting in -- >> looks like a bed, bath, and beyond. >> there's a lot of rationalization ofg about the collusion of power and the perception of that collusion of money and power that has fueled the sanders and trump movements. yesterday his foundation doeners list came out. this capital partners, this capital partners. he is a deeply wall street figure and very anti-wall street age. i'm curious what -- >> what do you think about that is all of these wall street guy, at the same time they're giving him money, they're also talking smack. there's this constant -- he has a great line where he talks about how some hedge fund manager came up to him and asked him why or said that his -- the hedge fund manager's son came up and said is my daddy a fat cat? because the president used to sort of say some of these things. so there is a little bit of this dynamic. >> this is fascinating. >> what's remarkable is a majority of republicans think wall street hurts america than helps america. >> sunday's "new york times" magazine. >> he's back. he's back. >> andrew ross sorkin. >> i would lov

bed. we give them a bath, we put them in their pjs, sing them a lullaby, they need to have a transition and we need to have of ourselves. the most important part is to take time and might be five minutes or seven minutes before you turn off the lights when you turn off your devices and escort them out of your bedroom. no courts charging by your bed. that is key. i'm sure it's happen to like it's happened to me and all of in all of us, if the phone is on our nightstand, when we wake up or during the night we are going to be tempted to go check e-mails and social media, and that is the end of a good night sleep. >> host: you have a reputation of as a workaholic. what happened to you that you came to this revolution? >> guest: in five years i displayed all -- that is why it took a very painful wake-up call for me which is collapsing, hitting my head on the way down, breaking my cheekbone. that is what started me on this journey. to reevaluate my life, to reevaluate the importance of sleep in our life and to launch this campaign through the book, through the the outreach, to change cultural nor

behind the gothic arches, five bed rooms, 7.5 baths.d and it sits on three quarters of an acre. the $5 million it's the most expensive home in berkeley. but it has views that are fit for a king. >> man, that's beautiful. >> it is gorgeous. >> oh, my gosh. >> i think i need to take a tour. i'll be one of the looky loos. >> we can't afford it but we want to watch. >> i would love the open house. >> i enjoy that, too. oh, yeah, love this place. i'll be back never. >> i know what you guys are doing saturday. >> yeah. >> the weather's going to be good for those open houses. are we getting a commission for this? you can see live look here across the bay toward san francisco. we do have overcast skies after some sunshine this afternoon. we're talking more about some rain coming in. that's in just a few minutes. >>> i'm scott budman at facebook headquarters. coming up how the company plans to use planes, drones and satellites to connect more people in the future. world... today -- mark zuckerberg outlined how he wants to >>> just in case you di

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you get five beds, 5 1/2 baths on central park west with 45 feet per floor of frontage. the price. it's currently only $15.9 million. >> did you see those showerheads? >> the more the better. >> it had been listed for almost 19 miller. . >>> fisher-price recalling a baby swing. >> at 6:00 a controversial stadium now at the center of a crime. the town supervisor charged with cooking the books and betraying the voters. >> plus, big health news for chocolate lovers. how the snack could make you during the day. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around... it's

ten beds, 20 full baths, 30,000 square feet, a ten-car garage. >> wow. >> to fit some 50 cars in all.million. >> 150 mill. >> and it just went on sale. it's beautiful. >> it used to be on the land -- >> wow. >> barbara streisand once owned property on that lot. >> looks like a hotel. >> it's not bad. >> i'll take a corner garage. maybe a parking spot. >> that's about all i can afford. >>> acroyoga is a combination between acrobatics and yoga. it's kind of trendy. lizzy is setting trends right now because she's been doing it throughout her pregnancy. she and her husband met doing acroyoga. she did it throughout her entire pregnancy. some people were concerned but she says that she did consult her doctor. her doctor said, long as she feels comfortable, they can carry on. she's now inspiring women and i'm sure men all over the world. and now they're involving the baby, too. he's not. >> the baby's fine. >> baby's fine and apparently enjoys the acrobatic yoga, as well. >> should we try it? acroyoga. >> should i hold you up? (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm

now i'm going into home and bedding and bath. there are a lot of great things to be done.h week and it's a showcase for our businesses. >> how did you figure out which businesses to go into? >> organic things. she loves dresses. i love jewelry. >> countess said i love the way you dress. show us how you do it. i started with apparel and moved into jewelry because i was acce accessorizing my own apparel line on e-vine. >> it's organic. >> what about bethenny these days? >> i love her. we get along great. >> she is an aggressive business woman. >> right. >> she has an aggressive personality. >> an aggressive businesswoman. you have to give her credit. when she started the show she had nothing. she had zero. she had no husband, no children. no real big business. >> i have a hundred -- i want -- >> she has come a long way. you have to give her credit. >> can this be a platform for business was my question. then i thought, gee, i wonder if it can be a platform for politics? i think we know the answer with maybe reality tv. look what donald trump is -- he might be president. >> a

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let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov kennedy: let's bathe this baby and put it to bedald trump frontrunner for the republican no nation. people have wondered who will be his veep. >> derek jeter made it clear he doesn't want to be trump's running-mate. who should take that job? >> kasich. >> anne coulter. they won't have enough energy and fire to anot hell out of anybody. >> up not running for president. he's running for president. >> al gore. then they can worry about climate change together and not ruin the country. they will be busy doing that. reporter: the video of this little bird landing on bernie's podium has gone viral and the bird has been adopted by the campaign as bernie's mascot. >> a bull in a china shop. >> sing to the sailors. >> what creature should hillari' mascot be? >> a snake. she is untrustworthy. >> this is a theme that has been used against me and my husband for many, many years. >> a sheep. because she is a follower. >> these things are dies. but she'll never die. >> never, ever. kennedy: the bee stings and she dies. thanks for watching the sho