i think it's burlington stores, the off-price apparel chain. the last time this company reported about a month ago, it had a not so hot quarter it was highly unusual for these guys historically, they have a terrific track record. but last time they were up against tough comparisons and they came in below management expectations what happened? the stock plunged from $167 down to $147 in a single day. quite jarring. and to me, it overreacted. an extreme overreaction, and it's been creeping back up of late sorry. but you know what? look at this it's still nowhere near where it was. and that might be the opportunity. the truth is, excluding some women's appearel issues and the lack of winter wear, it's doing fine in fact, the rest of the line items were way above plan, which is pretty meaningful when you consider this company hasn't been a pure player in women's coats for a long time. they sell the whole shooting match. unfortunately, burlington's self effacing ceo tom kingsbury was so intent on being transparent that the conference call made his t

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the fashion industry wants to profit from that a trend that can't be overlooked trade fairs like burlington's fashion week truly green labels or fair fashion have to prove they're completely sustainable from fabric production to dying to finishing and that makes them expensive but the amsterdam museum hardly mentions that aspect. it's an exhibition actually founded by special brands so the same dress sustainable sustainable this is a new brand actually it's remote and you can use that. from your clothes so i think it's very important to have a deeper look to see what's really behind them. in amsterdam the textile giants are getting inspiration from startups that are bringing new ideas into the fashion industry such as using recycled materials or natural dyes instead of synthetic ones . the big companies meet with the startups in workshops the museum has received twenty million euros from sponsors to fund them. works for one of the startups and i think it's very important on the one hand to have a program where you connect the big companies to good grades ideas that are there so there are like

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and tackling germany's criminal clown's police in burlington launch a crackdown to try and cash the families at the center of the enormous anger was we have a special report feel of. color of a warm welcome to you i'm. italy's far right interior minister has invited popular spots around europe to a meeting in milan salvini is hoping to forge a new rightwing alliance ahead of next month's european elections among the groups attending germany's far right e.f.t. the danish people spotty and the finns party from finn salvini says he wants to form a new populist bloc in the parliament. now of course for them to make a written is standing by in milan where that meeting is taking place so we'll tell us first of all what is salvini hoping to achieve with this alliance. amrita as you just said he's trying to unite the far right populist parties and head of the upcoming european elections and today he's actually announced that that plan and he said that they're going to be building a new party a new grouping in the european parliament called the alliance of nations and people all the ins now the. more

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and rica believes that germany is risking its international credibility from burlington does not even realize. well well. let me begin with you nato of course styles itself is the most successful military alliance in history is it right to do so. i think it is right to do so because nato is indeed the most successful military alliance in nato for lost seventy y years hs guaranteed peace within europe peace in the trans atlantic relationship and in fact really is a big and very important part of the trans atlantic relationship. and it seems to me that sometimes when we talk about the military aspects we seem to forget that this is also just a core pillar of the transit the let the transatlantic relationship which as we all know at the moment. you know has its major problems. addresses seven decades success story may be but the celebrations to mark the anniversary in washington have been described variously. as restrained low key and nervous or even ugly what's the problem. the problem is that there's a separation between the american public the american elite as represented in congress

and then we went to burlington vermont and the coast of georgia and thought this was interesting. as time went on with geography we had the four corners approach by size. one large city was columbus, ohio which was a proof of concept a huge city that acted like a small town. places where mainly white significant black et cetera those that were rare in different stages of economic recovery and the poor the place that we were going to what about erie or san bernardino? it was serendipitous. . >> i work with the group and so i want to second your emphasis on the arts and the smaller communities those are a catalyst for change. can you recall the smallest town? is there anything from the smart one - - the y smallest to the largest to see a difference in their needs? . >> yes. congratulations with the work that you do. so the very smallest place we went to was eastport maine it is on the map the northernmost place on the map fewer than 2000 people were there. the next was arizona that had three or 4000 people. the predicament of really, really small towns 10000 or below through america

for two hundred fifty years the royal academy of burlington house in london this been training generations british artists by drawing inspiration from the work of the great masters. so we're sitting here in the library which very much relates to the training of the artists these were all what we call back to real through artist inspire them for them to look at when did the world academy acquire the copy of the last supper and why did they acquire so it was eight hundred twenty one the academy bullshit the six hundred guineas which then was a lot of money as a sort of comparison in a few twenty the national gallery for every real titian just over three hundred pounds so to spend six hundred pounds on what was a copy was an immense amount of money so they had to gather all the artists together they all had to vote on it and agreed that this was a good purchase it was this extraordinary example of leonardo's work i mean it's a coffee i think it was seen as a real window into the sort of achievements of leonardo and to have in the schools for the artist the students to look at was with an amaz

plan and he makes a a story about ceo's bonus, ask about clean energy and he tells a story about burlingtont generating electricity, burning trees, call him out on a 70% tax rate, he says that was somebody else, not me. is a website brags about him introducing legislation in january. he has a problem with the truth or maybe just forgetful. marymac what is it? what do you think? >> he will be in a tax bracket he will be in because of so forth, he will be attacked accordingly and people will make the decision as to what they want to do and how to vote for him. and if they are going to vote for him. >> back to you. matt was talking about when bernie sanders was talking about the health care plan, free healthcare for everyone. he did eventually admit that it would cost taxpayers, it is going to be free at the point of when you use it obviously. >> i like many things bernie sanders is suggesting as well as many other democrats. to say bernie sanders is a liar he's taking a page from the book of our president who lies daily. he also lies to the american people about taxes being lower for everyone

southbound 101, burlington and san mateo, some slowing but looks all right.ilicone valley commute looks all right. things are a little better in san jose. >>> we continue to follow developing news impacting flights across the country. a technical glitch temporarily grounded flights. alyssa herringten is joining us live from oakland international with more on the story. >> reporter: good morning. i want to show you the board here. you can see there is a lot of yellow and a lot of delays on the arrivals coming into the oakland department. the communications director here told me this morning's outage did not impact flights throughout oakland but she says there is does seem to be an issue going on. the faa says that the issue has been resolved but travelers can expect residual delays. the director here at the oakland airport said that operations should not be impacted. some airports are seeing delays such as chicago, new york city, boston, atlanta and detroit. there was a computer glitch that delayed hundreds of flights. several airlines were experiencing proble

with an abraham lincoln symposium, speakers include lincoln scholars, david blake, and michael burlington, on lincoln's relationship with frederick douglass, and his actions as president elect. before his first inauguration. >> next, a conference that abraham lincoln's life, career, and legacy. arthur author richard, talks that lincoln's sense of humor, the abraham lincoln institute, and forward to theater society, hosted a symposium at historic ford theater. >> good morning ladies and gentlemen, my name is mike bishop, i am a board member for -- and a former executive director of the -- abraham lincoln centennial commission, thank you for joining us today. unlike that of winston churchill, abraham lincoln's humor, -- towards self deprecation. during --

coming through burlington and headed toward sfo and the city.rything seems to be moving along fine. that's a good clip for this time of the morning in -- on 101. headed over to our show now. let's take a look at the bay bridge where everything is quiet. can you believe this. it is not stacked up at the toll plaza. everything is moving along. no delays there. despite there's a crash on westbound 80 at harris. that's not causing delays as you make your way into san francisco. we have another crash at stephens creek, there's a lane blocked. they called for a tow truck. move that out of the way and completely off of the roadways. it's not causing any delays. we are seeing a slowdown coming through the altamont pass under 30 miles per hour towards the 586/580 drive time. usually those drive times are in the red. the biggest trouble spot is on the richmond san raphael bridge where drive times are five miles per hour. this is thanks to emergency construction westbound. there are lane closures and this is in effect until 6:00 this morning. but taking a

the law firms filing the case are based in chicago and burlington. reportsafr takeoff. a separate claim will be filed today against the faa on behalf of the family. the complaint accuses the faa of negligence, breach of warranty, liability, and civil conspiracy. the complaint states that minded bites great, boeing haphazardly rushed the plane to market with the knowledge of the faa. the decision to put profits over safety and regulators that enable it must be held accountable for their reckless actions. the lawyers are holding a press conference later this morning where we hope to learn more details. >>> this is a live look from berkeley. plans to significantly expand als will a detailed study of two options, one would revitalize the historic berkeley., the other would involve building an entirely new structure. if approved, service could begin by 2025. f withthe securities exchange commission over a pair of tweets. one said that tesla would make around 500,000 cars in 2019. he backtracked and wrote that the company will actually deliver 400,000 cars. the sec says he vi

symposium, speakers include lincoln scholars, david blake, and michael burlington, on lincoln's relationship with frederick douglass, and his actions as president elect. before his first inauguration. >> next, a conference that abraham lincoln's life, career, and legacy. arthur author richard, talks that lincoln's sense of humor, the abraham lincoln institute, and forward to theater society, hosted a symposium at historic ford theater. >> good morning ladies and gentlemen, my name is mike bishop, i am a board member for -- and a former executive director of the -- abraham lincoln centennial commission, thank you for joining us today. unlike that of winston churchill, abraham lincoln's humor, -- towards self deprecation. during -- lincoln -- in illinois, the spectators shouted that lincoln was being two-faced. two-faced cry lincoln, if i had to face, you think i would win at this one mark lincoln's humor was an essential component of the first personality, and the political -- which, we will explore, whether his humor also occasionally have been handicap. richard carmody was educated, at corp

burlington,n vermont, and independent. what do you think about these freshman lawmakers? caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. very impressed with the surge of voter participation in the 2018 elections. we have a freshman congress that represents more people voting than ever before. of course, this swarm of cultural populism on the left and right really doesn't reflect the dire straits working americans are in. people cannot keep their cars on the road, they cannot pay their rent, they cannot pay health care bills to keep their children safe and healthy. what we need is a $15 and among wage bills, and infrastructure bill that would create millions of new jobs, something that will put food on the table for people and until that happens, it comes off as a bunch of hot air. host: you want to see them making news, talking about those types of issues? caller: the democrats would be behooved to deal with some real economic issues unless they want to ensure donald trump will be in office for four more ye ars. host: do you think the green new deal is one of those

where the action is the action is across from the mall children case place, tj max, ross stores, burlington. guess where they are they're not in the mall. they're across the street. that's where the action is the action is coming still on-line, off price, and off mall >> mall-based retail is struggling a bit retail is not toast at all the consumer, as we all know, is really healthy wages are rising inflation is under control health care is not making it crazy this year. they are still better off on taxes than they were in 2017 all of those things are working the right way, and they are spending the consumer is healthy. it's just capturing that consumer and who is going to get it because it's still, like i say, going to on-line and off price and off mall much more than it is on. >> besides apple and maybe footlocker, anybody else doing well right now that got your big brain focused on >> well, you know, macy's is doing better now than people thought they were going to do, and some people have come back to that stock and started talking about it kohl's is certainly doing better than people an

how you can go from burlington to big bucks in five easy decades!"aughter ) ( applause ) now, last night, last night-- ♪ money, money, money ♪ money that's his new campaign-- that's bernie's new campaign song. ♪ money, money, money last night, sanders appeared at a fox news town hall. it was expected that he was going into enemy territory, but as politico put it, "he not only survived the hour-long encounter, but often dominated." pro tip: if you're ever being dominated by bernie, just remember the safe word: "white fish salad." ( laughter ) good for bernie, though. good for bernie. it just goes to show that on fox news, it doesn't matter if you're young or old. what matters is that you're old. ( laughter ) bernie's best moment came when bret baier asked the fox town hall audience about government-run health insurance. >> i want to ask the audience a question. if you could raise your hand here, a show of hands of how many people get their insurance from work, private insurance, right now? how many get it from private insurance? okay. now, of those, h

burlington, vermont. that's where you got to go.hem get on the record. >> julie: i want to go with a couple different officials that went on the record. rochester, new york, mayor, lovely warren. she said the city of rochester is proud of its status as the home of frederick douglas, die veersty is one of our greatest strengths. if the federal government moves forward to this proposal, we will welcome them. and then here is jan groomer the former arizona governor. she tweets the following, if i can find it. when i was governor illegal aliens cost arizona taxpayer $1/.6 billion a year in education, health care and incarceration costs. so why do we continue to bear these costs when sanctuary cities encourage illegal immigration? there you have two very different views. so, are we encouraging illegal immigration and then if they are, then what are the democrats gonna do about it? they shot down putting up a wall. i don't understand. where is the democrats plan here? >> well, first, they don't actually have a plan except to say no. jan b

his three homes include a capitol hill town home, a house in burlington, vermont, and in 2016, sanderswife purchased this $575,000 vermont summer home on lake champlain through a family trust. it all adds up to sanders still being one of the poorest members of the united states senate but enough to raise and perhaps dodge questions about his wealth es specially it comes to releasing his tax records. >> when do you think we'll be able to see your tax returns? >> sooner than later. >> when is that? >> soon. >> soon? >> yes. >> reporter: sanders has been here before. in this 2016 presidential run he was pressured to file his personal financial disclosures with the federal elections commission. he twice asked for filing extensions, he never filed anything. just left the race. karen finney, a then spokesperson for hillary clinton's campaign said this time around things are different. >> he's now the front-runner. and so these kinds of questions about your tax returns aren't issues you can kick the can down the road anymore. >> reporter: now sanders says monday is the day ten years of tax re

we were at burlington high school for the town hall called "a conversation about america: stop the killingackie speer hosted the swen. two of the sfeerks survived last year -- survivors spoke after surviving the shoot at parkland, florida. >> i think the biggest step to take is policy in action. >> congress is in principal 'tis because the n -- paralysis because the nra still has too much power. i'm shifting all of my attention locally. >> congresswoman speer is a survivor of gun violence herself. >>> commuters began dealing with major changes along one of san francisco's busiest light rail lines. abc7 news was near ucsf medical center where crews were repaving streets along the muni metros and juneau line. strains are only running from the cal train depot to carl and hillway treats near ucsf. commuters must take shuttle buses to get to the beach. they hope to have light rail service running against in two weeks. >>> 5:36. ahead on abc7, saving the most elusive stone fruit. e secret orchard where a man is trying to preserve the agricultural legacy. >>> as we head to break, a live look from

still on the radar, boston to burlington to northern maine you'll still deal with that severe weathery through. now we'll see that area of low pressure make its way through here but on the back side here some lake enhancement. you can see about an inch of accumulation for upstate new york into northern new england throughout your afternoon here. we have many people headed to the boston marathon, if you're running in it, 26.2 miles here. if you're just going cheer from here we're going to deal with these very gusty winds, 40 to 45 miles per hour with these temperatures in the lower 60s here. now the great news during the race it's a southerly flow so you won be dealing with too much gust. our next storm system the weather maker going into mid-week. it will bring another round of strong storms to already really a saturated ground from the plains to the south. we already have seen three to four inches from dallas to louisiana already. so just once again this back-to-back system, april has really been a tough one. >>> thank you. still ahead, everybody, president trump continues to hammer

. >> you have a chat in burlington? >> that's it 6:00 p.m. at burlington recreation center.> we could have gone a half hour here. a couple hours there would be great. let's find out our weather now. take it away. >> we do have a warm up coming our way. you can see as we look toward the bay, marine layer with a depth of 2000 feet, patchy fog and drizzle this morning. temperatures are going to come up a few degrees from yesterday, monday and tuesday they are continuing up, eventually our bayside communities are expected to be about 80 degrees. inlet cities could get near 90s. the warmest temperatures are coming our way. here is a look at what is happening in the view from up above. we will remain partly cloudy to mostly clear skies into the afternoon. temperatures are coming up, the wind is coming down, it is called out there and he read, we have mountain view looking calm, san jose and livermore. in the afternoon, the breeze is expected to pick up somewhat, but it should be a lot less than what we had yesterday. here is a look at what is going on. 54 degrees in napa, if you a

the burlington soviet trip. look at those ripped packs. man who once was bernie sanders but is now reborn as the reborn socialist man, the man who wants to be president, and may be. save that tape. there he is. it was a different world. democrats are united that america needs more people, and there's only one way to get newe obvious way, not going to help americans have more kids, even though they are currently having fewer than they want to have. now, as hooley and castro explained on msnbc this morning, we need to increase the population right now by opening the borders. >> we have an aging population, the birth rate is declining, we see people around the world like japan grappling with aging issues. we need a young, vibrant workforce, which means we need immigrants were coming to this country. if we don't get this right, 20 or 30 years from now, we are going to be bagging migrants to come to this country. all of these issues are tied in, so it is about raising revenue, and we are going to show how we would do that, but it is also about

d.c., burlington, a vacation home he bought after the last one. people are entitled to make money in this country. their shot at the american dream. why is he always taking shots at the idea, though, people actually doing that, and capitalism? >> do you know what i'd like them to do? i'd like him to say which billionaires he things are evil. they always say that --dash the aoc staffer said every billing there is a policy of failure. was steve jobs a policy failure a policy failure when he came up with the idea of a smartphone? is bill gates bill gates evil because he came up with the microsoft operating system and now devotes his wealth to health and education, particularly in the development world? who are these evil rich people they are talking about? most of the people i know -- that i read about who our billionaires have signed a pledge to give away virtually all of what they made in their lifetime to charitable giving, so i'm sick and tired of this kind of resentment and class warfare. let's be specific. point out some billionaire that you th

while he was doing that in burrelli burlington, vermont, we were supporting the candidacy for president of my dear friend jesse jackson. when donald trump was promoting the racist, never to be forgotten, this racist theory of the birther movement. remember that? and how ugly was that, trying to delegitimize the first african-american president ever elected, needless to say, i was campaigning for president obama's re-election. when donald trump and his republican allies were trying to suppress the black vote in the 2016 general election i was running around this country campaigning for hillary clinton and pressing for automatic voter registration to expand the vote. and on and on -- so, i don't think i want to go into too much detail about the differences between trump and myself, but i want to do say is the mantra of our campaign is not me, us and the reason for that is no president, no matter how honest and well-intentioned can do it alone. that's the message from dr. king is that we all have got to come together to change the direction of this country, and i'm very proud that we now h

ton of growth runway so to me, value, convenience, and the last place i would say is off price burlington, this pullback was a steal. i know you highlighted it on the show recently. >> to me, they were very abject they made two mistakes we had weather, but a little apparel wrong. it sounded like pvh, they were going to course correct, and this is their only chance. >> the last piece is innovation. to me, with the innovators, that's the global brands so within the global brands, you have nike. nike was at the conference they could not have sounded better >> can you believe that you got a chance to buy it again after the quarter which you and i both know was okay? >> that's right, so to me, nike is talking about refreshing the core 70% of all items under $100 are going to be refreshed by back to school and into holiday. huge opportunity probably a lateral opportunity for foot locker as well. i think the growth story at lululemon still has legs i still like the risk/reward on lulu, even after the triple. we were talking about the stock at $50 after the triple, i still think there's an opport

bernie sanders not just with his time in the senate or congress but with eight years as the mayor of burlington, vermont. today senator sanders released ten years of his tax returns after a few months of saying soon, soon, soon, i'll do it soon. the returns show that senator sanders' income shot up after his last presidential bid thanks in large part to a book he published shortly after the election. today was the deadline to file first quarter fund-raising reports with the fec. and it's earl early yet, i know. if you are in the habit of parsing these numbers, i think there's a couple of different ways to look at them, depending on if you are a glass half full or glass half empty person. in terms of the democrats' chances of beating trump next year. on one hand, we have seen a lot made of the fact that nobody in the race right now is matching the kind of totals that we saw in 2007 from the democratic field. that year, hillary clinton brought in $26 million in the first quarter with obama stunning the political world by raising nearly as much, $25 million. neither of them is an incumbent, raisin

to philly, new york, hartford, burlington. so heavy rains with this. you can see it wrapping around the backside of this. it's going to be lingering through the easter holiday weekend and your travel potential later in the program. eva, over to you. >> thanks, rob. >>> we turn to the search for a missing boy outside of chicago. police hunting for clues in that 5-year-old's disappearance, even bringing in search dogs. this morning, this young boy's mysterious disappearance has police in illinois and the fbi searching for answers. >> we're just extremely worried. if anybody knows anything about where andrew jr. is, please, please contact the crystal lake police department. >> reporter: 5-year-old andrew freund jr. known as a.j. was last seen wednesday night after his parents say they put him to bed. canine units scouring the scene outside of chicago. officials say it appears a.j. never left the house, canines only picking up his scent inside. overnight police say their search is focused on the boy's home in this quiet crystal lake neighborhood. the illin

, found a new letter by tocoln in which he refers sister burlington. in the 1858 campaign, villard also bump sent to lincoln and chats with him and hears him speak. he has positive things to say in his memoirs. on october of 1858 before the election day, he bumps into lincoln just outside of petersburg, near new salem north of springfield. here's what he says, lincoln and i met accidentally about 9:00 on railroadning at a flag station 20 miles west of springfield. i was on my return from the meeting held at petersburg. he that is lincoln had been driven to the station on a buggy and left there all alone. i was already there. the train we intended to take due.bout after we had waited for half an hour for its arrival, a thunderstorm compelled us to take refuge in an empty freight car. we fell to talking about all kinds of subjects. it was there he told me that when he was clerking in a country store in sale of his highest political ambition was to be a member of the state legislature. since then he said, laughingly, i've grown some but my friends got me

. >> senator sanders: i can tell you that in my city -- in my city in burlington, vermont, the largest state of vermont, i believe that all of our energy is nonrenewable. if something started way back when i was mayor and other cities are doing the same. but here is the point. here is the point. i happen to believe -- i do believe we should phase out, not eliminated tomorrow. we should face of nuclear power plants, but here is the main point. the main point is that if we do not combat climate change, i fear very much the kind of world that we are leaving to our kids in terms of more drought, more flooding, more extreme weather disturbances, more rising ocean levels and when those things happen, by the way, they become a national security issue because people migrate. if i can't -- if i'm living in the mideast someplace and i can't grow food on my land, i'm going to pick up and leave that causes conflict. >> bret: you said, senator, that you wanted a strong defense but your plan does call for significant cuts in defense, with that send a message to the rest of the world that we are weak

today there are accepted by the american people, so i think you talk to the people of bethlehem and burlingtont's on your mind? you know what? among other things, if you work 40 hours a week, people don't want to live in poverty. with got to raise that minimum wage to a living wage. [applause] in my state of vermont and all of this country with got an infrastructure that is falling about, roads and bridges and water systems, we could put 50 million people back to work with a trillion dollar investment. it does that make sense to people? [applause] so i agree with you. i think trump is a dangerous president, but if all we do is focus on him, we lose. our job is to develop an agenda that speaks to the needs of workers. when we do that we are going to win and win big. >> martha: senator, it looks like -- and nobody knows for sure but it looks like vice president joe biden is likely to get into the race. are you worried that the dnc, that he would be a strong establishment candidate, obviously been around for a long time, are you worried that the dnc might put its finger on the scale again the way

i did sweater production for armani in italy, and then i got the job at burlington as a buyer.o, 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 business. men's is 35%. women's is the smallest at 20%. lemonis: the women's apparel market in

let's go across the bay and 101 is slow between burlington and san mateo. >>> 7:47. all engines coming in for a landing on the left. >> clear skies. thank you sir. would you please turn off your electronic devices. laura wishes for storms. they had 0.04. it all counts, doesn't matter. we have a blustery day in store with 30 to 44-mile-per-hour winds. we have 40s on the temperatures to the north . wood acres is at 35. gradin is 46. clover dale is 47, bodega bay at 49, sonoma at 46 nevado is at 43. one observation of brent wood has west winds at 18 miles per hour. you can see the little dip in the jet stream and a little activity persisting to the north. there was a lot of rain over the weekend. the river set up for them. we had a little bit. the observer in s dero was pushed over 80 inches for the water year. we had an intense line form on the 101 corridor. due north at half moon bay and then san jose, all northwest up to 17 miles per hour. a few snow showers popped up from kingville and truckee. it looks like things have calmed down. isolated snow showers but a partl