it's located 84 t street northwest in the bloomingdale neighborhood. and say hello to the chef, seth brady, when you go by. some great, great dishes. great for the summer. nice and refreshing. >> light. you're not going to get too full. >> and not a lot of calories. >> not a lot of calories. >>> come back and visit us at 5:00. thank you, chef.

we have a diversion on the 15 bus in bloomingdale. time service on light rail.etro subway on schedule. march rains looking good this hour. take the mta to the many events in observance of the star spangled banner including the national aquarium's star- spangled sailabration and the arrival of the tall ships. formation at www.mta.maryland.gov. -- information at www.mta.maryland.gov. >> good morning. let's say good morning to ava marie. is taking off our coverage with the blue angels this morning -- she is kicking off our coverage. >> i will get a chance to fly in one of those things today. i'm nervous and excited. we're talking about all the exciting things happening this weekend. i'm here with the director. what a fun weekend. these blue angels will be flying over the inner harbor. people have a chance to see them take off from the airport. >> will be open to the public and the public will have a chance to see the aircraft and the flight crews before they take off for the air shows. >> the whole display starting at 10:00 a.m. and going nonsulfide p.m. and people

it makes fishermans wharf look like bloomingdale's. i know terry and his associates can do a much better job. i urge your support. thank you. >> good morning, commissioners. i am davy crockett, a san francisco realtor. one of the nice things about my job is that i often get to take newly minted san franciscans on an initial tour of their town. coit tower has been a wonderful place to start out. killer views, stories to tell about so many different things. the inside of the tower, part notwithstanding, has been underwhelming. and the commons that i have gone from people, why do they let that happen? i am happy to see that you are all making a move to change that. adding something like the oyster bar to the mix of the tea garden, crab cocktails, pink popcorn and now charter at the towers of like a runner -- like a wonderful thing to me. every property that they have touched has come away better for it. i really urge you to support them as concessionaires. if they could make a decent profit doing it, the city will be better for it. thank

it makes fishermans wharf look like bloomingdale's. i know terry and his associates can do a much better job. i urge your support. thank you. >> good morning, commissioners. i am davy crockett, a san francisco realtor. francisco realtor. one of the nice things about

schick road in bloomingdale.idday. and now the answer for today's trivia question: what is a plant called that sheds its leaves before winter, or during a dry spell? a.) deciduous. b.) evergreen. c.) temperate. the answer: deciduous. we had some nice rain overnight and we needed that ... the northern and central sections of the chicago area were hit with the heaviest rainfall here are some accumulation totals: the drop-off was in the southern suburbs... the buffalo grove reading is questionable but currently it's 54 degrees in gary indiana ... 58 degrees in naperville ... and there are those clouds ... and fox lake has clouds in the area as well we have another system allowing warmer air this afternoon will go into the low 60s by tomorrow we will see low to mid 70's and then low to mid '80s on sunday and monday the warmest year next week will be wednesday and thursday the temperatures are definitely in a warming. 12-15 degrees above normal ... we will be in the '70s tuesday wednesday with a some land from the lak

whether or not i should start live online immediately or market my store to other retailers such as bloomingdale's macy's, h&m, saks fifth avenue or do both? >> i have an opinion but i'm interesting to hear what you say. >> you have to do it all. try all the channels. scott jordan is the ceo out of idaho. he has an innovative travel ware. years ago he went to retailers and said, would you like to sell me product? he got a resounding no. he got great buzzes online and they started calling him. you have to try everything for it to work. >> i second that. retailers want to see traction, so why not start your own traction and develop press. you don't want press that doesn't lead anywhere, so you want to be selling product when you're developing press and come to the retailers to say, look at all that momentum, be a part of the action. >> i was going to say the same thing. it is pretty easy and cheep. the other products are doing it. let's move to the next one. this is about the head of the sba and about president obama's cabinet. >> i want to know if you believe this will help spur the growth of small

(sot)"some of the biggest stores like bloomingdale's, macy's, and sears charge around 25 percent intereste the average yoo'd pay with a traditional bank credit card." (v/o) carefully look over cash ack and rewards offers, too. walmarr touts one ercent cash back on all purchases. but in small type there's a big red flag. you ave to spend &p3-thousand dollars a year before you get the full ne percent cashhback.(v//)but consumer reports did find stores whose cards offer very good cash-back terms. at l-l back. theemoney comes in store coupons that you have a year to use. even bettee, target's (sot: greg daugherty)"stores t - like target and nordstrom offer a ifferent kind of plastic - debit cards. these take mooey directll from your bank account. but if you overdraw, you caa be hit with hefty fees, so they're not for everybody."(v/o)but for big purchases, do ccnsider another type of store card from &peeectronics and home stores and the home depot. these a year financiig ith no s to - innerest for big-ticket itemss howevee, ay the balance on timm or interest will be pharged retroactively.(sot:

some of the biggest stores like bloomingdales, macy's and sears charge around 25% interest on unpaid balances. that's about twice the average you pay with a traditional bank credit card. carefully look over cash-backed rewards and offers. wal-mart touts a 1% cash back on all purchases, but in tiny print there is a big redyou flag. you have to spend $3,000 a year before you get the full 1% cash back. consumer reports found stores whose cards offer very good cash back terms. at ll bean you can get 3% cash back. the money comes in store cow upons that you have a year to use. even better, target's credit card gives 5% back right at the checkout. stores like target and nordstrom offer a different plastic, debit cards. it takes the money directly from your bank account, but if you over draw you can be hit with hefty fees, so they are not with -- not for everybody. >> consider another card from home and electronic stores like home and offer no finance charges for big ticket items. however, paying the balance on time or interest will be hit. hd affects on your credit. they are generally easi

some of the biggest stores like bloomingdales, macy's and sears charge around 25% interest on unpaidbalances. that's about twice the average you pay with a traditional bank credit card. carefully look over cash-backed rewards and offers. wal-mart touts a 1% cash back on all purchases, but in tiny print there is a big red flag. you have to spend $3,000 a year before you get the full 1% cash back. consumer reports found stores whose cards offer very good cash back terms. at ll bean you can get 3% cash back. the money comes in store cow upons that you have a year to use. even better, target's credit card gives 5% back right at the checkout. stores like target and nordstrom offer a different plastic, debit cards. it takes the money directly from your bank account, but if you over draw you can be hit with hefty fees, so they are not with -- not for everybody. >> consider another card from home and electronic stores like home and offer no finance charges for big ticket items. however, paying the balance on time or interest will be hit. >> it could have good and bad affects on your credit.

that one is from bloomingdale's. the clutch i love is $39.98 express. really dresses it up.ve to talk about the shoes. everyone was freaking out for them. $29.80. and that look is so trendy right now. >> the beach wedding. we have meghan to show off that look. >> a beach wedding, the key is less is more. you don't want to show up at the beach with a ton of stuff. we kept it simple. gave her sunglasses, the cat eye is all the rage right now. those are $15 from fantasize. the necklace. nobody knows what to wear jewelriwise. you want to keep it earthy, textural. you're outside. that is kenneth j. lane, a little wristlet is all you need. and the shoes are from jcpenney. don't wear heels to a beach. just an embellished thong sandal for $22 from jcpenney. there you go. one dress, four ways. >> you know what laurie? you did it again. >> coming up next, lou manfredini is in the house. we always have questions and he's got some great answers for us. >>> break out the sangria. we'll throw a tapas party. >> i like that. >>> i'm meteorologist chris warren with your weather channel forec

and north hill at bloomingdale road. let's take a live look. you can see, that is the site of the accident right there at charles street. looks like they have opened up another lane. but be prepared for extra delay fist you are heading -- delay fist you are heading in that direction. this is brought to you by maryland live casino. the ultimate casino and gaming experience. can you go to maryland live casino.com. back to you. >>> sometimes historical places are not on land. but an important one in baltimore's harbor was marked anyway. as the state kicks offer the bicentennial of the war of 1812. alex demetrick reports, the historical marker ties right into the star springle -- spangled sale a bration. >> reporter: every june, this one, painted in stars and stripes, is set. >> this is a purely ceremonial buoy that marks an important spot in american history. it is not used for navigation at all. >> reporter: that history is francis scott key's writing of the star spangled banner in 1812. the buoy is placed at -- >> the president spot where franci

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macy's does have exposure in the new york market with both the macy's location and two bloomingdale'socations. we do believe there will be a measured space of shared services and come in below them. >> call your attention if you would pardon me for a moment, debra, point out on the bottom of the screen, speaking about arena pharmaceuticals, that stock has been halted, news pending there. certainly bring you that news as soon as it hits the tape and let you know what the stock reaction is once arena pharmaceuticals, a rna, the ticker, when it reopens there. debbie, i'm sorry. continue your thought. no issues from an execution standpoint at macy's. that would never be one of the things that would factor in a call like this. lu lungren is as respected as they come. >> macy's, all cylinders, magic selling, trading, they have really been the standout in terms of performance. this is really much more of a macrocall. in fact, if you look across the board we started to see weakness in designer in the fourth quarter. a lot of retailers call it out as a fashion myth. i think there has been unex

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i'm sure of it at bloomingdale's. >> macy's sending people to other stores? are you kidding me? "miracle on 34th street," most stores strive for good customer service. well, that was back then. and today people still want good customer service, but now it's literally in their own hands. going high tech. >> consumers of all ages are becoming much more comfortable with using tablets and smartphones in trying to learn more about the products they are either about to buy or have bought. >> reporter: looking for the perfect wedding dress can be stressful, but with the fancy fingerwork of the sales associate, the bride to be can find and order her dream dress without ever leaving the fitting room. armed with a tablet and smartphone with free wi-fi for all. the sales associates at nordstroms tried to make the shopping experience for their customers really easy. >> we have mobile registers now that allow us to service the customer right where they are. we can look for inventory at all 117 of our stores. >> reporter: finding the right shoe was a walk in the park for this customer. what d

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