>> i love bloomingdale's. i'm glad you and your family love bloomingdale's. you can never buy too much. 2022 best year, profit year, service year. the team has done incredible. it's all about duration of product and delivery of a better experience for the customer. i believe in the growth of bloomingdale's. we have opportunities for stores and they have their own small stores concept. we have a successful small division within bloomingdale's and their online business with the launch of marketplace. it's a gross vehicle. that doesn't come at the exception of macy's. you're talking to different customers. we can learn from one another without becoming one another. >> what did you tell when you earned the job? i'm grateful for it. what did you say to him about what wall street thinks about your company? >> he's been by my side for the last number of years. we have been in the same business and have known each other for 20 years. he was running marketing and i was merchandising. one thing i was excited about when the board made the decision to put it all in with

un hombre mientras paseaban al menos 2 docenas de niños menores de 3 años por el vecindario de bloomingdale por los vecinos que combaten mano. decidieron protegerla. nos ayudaron a meter a los niños. >> yo estaba lleno de sangre y los niños, todos asustados, gritaban que no sé que me dejaran, que me dejara a mí. el señor ese. >> pero el hecho no terminó allí . según el reporte policial, el hombre también habría mostrado sus partes íntimas y se habría masturbado enfrente del grupo de menores. >> el sujeto se iba corriendo en una forma muy desagradable, enseñando su su cuerpo y estaba como fuera de sí. tenía ropa, pero él estaba como que se lo se lo sacaba. 2 se bajaban los pantalones. >> el sujeto de 38 años está recluido en un centro de salud mental y enfrenta al menos 6 cargos. >> he sido muy claro con nuestros socios. >> no podemos tenerlo de nuevo de regreso en las calles bajo ninguna circunstancia. y una vez que se ha dado de alta, será procesado en la corte mientras esto pasa dentro de la escuela, el miedo aún está presente aún más para el personal. >> vamos, un poquito de temor porque

. >> that was a card issued by -- i don't mean to throw out a retailer's name -- bloomingdale's will charge a higher rate? >> typically that's the case those cards are more expensive that's what shoppers use, because they say you'll get special access or early access to sales or deals if you use our card that card may not be regularly in your rotation, you meat forget to pay it, or maybe you charged higher than expect that's what can get some into tro trouble. >> buy now/pay later is expected to go up 36% of consumers said they're paying that way they said about a third of the consumers, sometimes pay now/buy later, but pay off the installment with a credit card. that can lead to a spiral. melissa, thanks. >>> dealmaking is heating up in the energy space, bringing total transactions across the u.s. up to $17 4 billion whose's next that's after a break >>> chevron and exxon both spending big on acquisitions pippa stevens has some names that might be next >> we're seen this enormous wave of acquisition there's been $474 billion worth of deals, and of course, you can see how much larger

let's say they mix it up and have more bloomingdale else and well off shoppers with their high-end cosmeticand there are aren't too many credit card defaults. if they hit those numbers, the stock will get a much, much higher multiple. if you have more copies, why not give macy's the same multiple than you were willing to give the airlines. let's say you pay five times earnings for this one. you would have the $15 stock up from $11 and change right now. let's go back to what we said about the investing club. we say the market is paying too little. that, again, is the m for the earnings estimates. estimates will feel good about it, so the stock is too cheap. we trust management. it should rally four points from here once they make the numbers. this is how you solve the valuation equation. and you can do it, too, at home. after all, it is just eighth grade algebra. dust off that part of your brain. it is that straightforward as long as you factor in those variables, the variables you talk about every day on the club and right here on "mad money". . see you tomorrow. "last call" starts now. \s

exactly these are carrie rosenthal for aqua at bloomingdale's.that she's partnered with aqua and bloomingdales, these are under $100. she's actually the mother of a breast cancer thriver. wow. and they will give 10% anything purchased in her whole collection. so we picked these sweaters, but there's a whole collection for you guys to the bcr. there so cute. aren't they beautiful? we love the heart patch and finally, we love a practical gift here. right? so these are from sticky be socks. these always have a positive mantra woven in this says be brave ladies. these are $16. feel the like quality here, though. oh, i love it. they're luxury. these give 20% back to the pink fund, which allow financial assistance for cancer patients to get their basic needs met. and this is the no slip thing, right? they're grippy. so they're a great thing to have. you know, for yourself, for somebody who's maybe in the hospital undergoing treatment. we love these affordable. and you're doing good with every single purchase. >> that's awesome. it is awesome. laurie, t

american and they would say, of course, and then they would introduce me and say this is vivian from bloomingdale's. frank: whatever works. megan: any frustration from local reporters with americans coming and going as opposed to living on the ground? frank: in my case i lived in london for seven years. what was really fun was in the places where i worked and i'm sure vivian has had the same experience, to some degree you can become like a local reporter, but you cover it at the 35,000 foot level or as though you are an alien that just got off a spaceship and say, where you doing this and why is it such chaos, why did it vote for breakfast and -- breck -- brexit and things like that? i spent time traveling all over the united kingdom after the brexit vote in 2016. i was an american political reporter working abroad and people would always ask me, it was very interesting what's going on in the united states because it was the first trump term. we would have good conversation. it was a terrific exchange. vivian: i would also like to say , people are angry and frustrated. for me, in the middle east, i