in burlington, massachusetts, advocates replaced the ice flag at the agency's boston field office with a new flag that read "ice kills. free them all." another national day of action is planned for today. meanwhile 30-year-old , a undocumented mexican immigrant who sued immigration

well so they're all going to be 1st of may labor day protests in a city in the courts district of burlington a lot of people would know where these protests are normally concentrated and we're told there will be groups left wing groups or totemist groups as they call them selves and protest is gathering in small groups decentralized they say they'll be observing social distancing but making it difficult for the police to apprehend them $5000.00 police are on the streets of the sea many of them brought in from other parts of germany so there could well be some of the street battles that we're used to seeing in berlin and we'll have to wait and see where the possibly this year because of the virus it's a little bit more peaceful than it otherwise has been. political correspondent simon young and central berlin thank you and finally as the thing is close to the public in order to curb the spread of the coronavirus it's penguins can currently waddle around the premises without any visitors in their way the staff are trying to keep them entertained during the lockdown the african penguins are reg

this is data of the news live from burlington agreement global distinction is ill now has the full flood just corona virus outbreak in the world the number of confirmed cases has topped 230000 continues to soar brazil health care system is struggling to cope and experts warn the worst is yet to come also on the program a comeback of sorts for germany's elite football clubs the bundesliga becomes the 1st major football late in europe to resume action after the coronavirus lockdown but with new hygiene rules and no fans in the stadium if that's not quite football as we know it. i'm record his welcome to the program new figures show that brazil now has the 4th largest outbreak of the corona virus in the world the only 240000 people are infected and more than 15000 have died of covert 9 tain health experts say a lack of testing means the real figures could be much higher and warn the worst is yet to come. one by one the sick keep arriving at this hospital north of rio de janeiro. it's barely been open for 2 weeks and already 90 percent of its intensive care unit is full. people are coming fr

yasmin, an interesting fact yesterday, burlington, vermont, hit 90 degrees and we haven't even hit 90n areas like atlanta. it was a little topsy-turvy, even north new england. >> thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, everybody, the united states is expected to hit another grim milestone today. what president trump has to say about the u.s. reaching 100,000 deaths from the coronavirus. >>> also, the president calls joe biden's decision to wear a mask on memorial day unusual. and biden is hitting back. those stories and more, coming up. sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. i but what i do count on...ts anis boost high protein...rs, and now, there's boost mobility... ...with key nutrients to help support... joints, muscles, and bones. try boost mobility, with added collagen. puberty means personal space. so sports clothes sit around growing odors. that's why we graduated to tide pods sport. finally something more powerful than the funk. tide sport removes even week-old

reopening trade, jim, really getting reflected today in some of the comments out of retailers like burlington, anf, dollar tree, and dollar general >> yes, if you look at the dollar general, the numbers are just extraordinary i actually have never seen a comp store sales number this good 21 versus 7% estimate. dollar tree is going to be the one, david knows this well, people look like, you know what, now the dollar tree/family dollar merger which had been so on the rocks, the judgment is it's working and that stock could power much higher. dollar tree. the opening trade is sapping the money out of tech. i don't know how much longer it can last that's such a great book in gary because he knows so much about what people are spending they're essential because they have food, and i look at this market and i think how long with the dow up 4% can we actually say, hey, the reopening trade is just starting? it's already maybe too far too fast it's very hard to figure, particularly because faang is being distorted by the president's tweets, facebook locked in with twitter, but the dollar tree is the t

in burlington, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> we understand what is open and what is not in each county can get a little bit confusing. we have a list up on our website kpix.com to help you navigate. >>> also this evening, governor lou some laying out new guidelines that would allow 53 of the 58 counties to push further. the state has seen a decline of more than 7% in hospitalization rates, icu numbers are also down more than 8% and pro sports may resume in june but without any spectators in the stands. three new testing sites are opening across san francisco. they are vital to getting the economy going again. there will now be 10. for weeks, kpix 5 has been monitoring these facilities, testing sites often times with very few customers. new numbers show san francisco is still falling short when it comes to testing. ondrea. >> reporter: san francisco seems to be about 20% off the benchmark it needs to fully reopen and move into phase two, possibly even into phase three. we took a look today at this testing side here. we talked to folks in one neighborhood where they're eager to get coron

at half moon bay son nearly 10 degrees above average there and widespread 80's from brisbane to burlington early game, warming up to 86 degrees san mateo a degree warmer at 87 now the one thing really working in our favor, the breezy winds fortunately not tracking any wind gusts in that. 40 to 50 mile per hour range, otherwise we would be under high fire danger territory. but we are still going to notice near triple digit heat in san jose tomorrow 97 degrees livermore a 102 degrees or your tuesday afternoon highs in concord also hitting that triple digit mark plant remaining the upper 80's at 88 degrees and snap at 97 and santa rosa near triple digits for wouldn't be surprised if you get that triple digit mark on tuesday taking a look ahead find cooler weather with your average highs by next weekend back to jonathan art lovers are thank you. >>this coming wednesday, make sure you tune in for our congressional town hall special it is called the road to reopening politicians from across the california will be answering your questions live on air can either submit a video of your question on

it's famously affordable housing helped make burlington the vibrant capital it is today but now rising rents are pricing people out of the in a city. the left wing government is making efforts to control the situation the senator for urban development and housing is defending the rights of the renters she'd like to see a rent cap in next to it before the end of the year this would seem monthly rent capped at a cost of between $6.10 euros per square meter depending on the building's age and overall condition their rent free would remain in place for 5 years. tenants would have a legal right to demand a reduction in rent and landlords who refuse will face fines as of yet it's unclear . if the draw floor is legitimate. critics fear the plan would scare off real estate investors and that the move would actually worsen the housing crisis as property owners this would amount to a partial expropriation because they don't longer be able to charge the rent they've charged so far but it would be reduced in keeping with the rent that's socialist housing policy and has nothing to do with market fo

he joins us from burlington, vermont. thank you for being here. sen. sanders: good to be with you. >> let's cover a lot of ground. we have 30 minutes to get into some issues. first up, the pandemic. the death toll continues to rise. aliens of americans are out of work. as a u.s. senator, what do you want to see as the priority in the next round of legislation? sen. sanders: the first thing we have to appreciate is how unbelievably severe and horrific the current moment is. i think you can argue we are experiencing that is unprecedented in the modern history of this country. when you look at 80,000 people already having died from the virus, and you look at 30 million people having lost their jobs. the first thing we have to to do as a nation and a congress is say, in the midst of this terrible crisis, nobody in america is going to go hungry. everybody in america is going to have the health care they need. we are going to do what many of the european countries are doing and that is guaranteeing every american worker continues to ,eceive his or her payche

in burlington vermont and in des moines iowa.there is a bunch of campaign reporters and it's like who are they walking in here right now. when they first started this talk from the campaign because it was everything. i mean it was completely immersive. the first thing i do is go to the twitter feed and the first thing i would do in the morning i don't watch like cable news so with all due respect to my cable news friends -- like give me a second to get my bearings. >> have you become a better driver? >> guest: i don't know what ashley parker -- i don't know if ashley parker is on this we were driving in scotland during a promotional event for the golf course campaign to drive four hours between the two golf courses and a for some reason they didn't want to drive or could not drive so i offered to and there were such bad drivers even though i didn't drive or drink at all and it was the most harrowing moment of our lives. the plus another weird moment if we are taking a detour down memory lane that is the moment remember when we wa

s life from burlington a donald trump delivers an ultimatum to the world health organization the u.s. president threatens the u.n. agency with his country's prominent withdrawal unless it makes changes within the next 30 days describing it as a puppet of china also on the program. germany price of fiscal to boot to help for europe whether that covered $19.00 story for the 1st time chancellor merkel is backing shared e.u. debt to fund a massive relief fund for the new use profit economies. scientists in south africa work on an app to improve contact tracing as the country faces to contain the virus . i'm still going to welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has threatened to withdraw the united states from the world health organization and permanently and u.s. funding in a letter to the u.n. bodies director general mr trump demands changes based on his criticisms within 30 days he accuses the organization of mishandling the global coronavirus response and being a puppet of china and china describes his comments as a smear campaign that accuses him of shirking america's resp

he joins us from burlington, vermont but good morning, senator.nk you for being here. >> good to be with you. >> let's cover a lot of ground. we have 30 minutes here and getting two issues. first up, the pandemic. the death toll continues to rise and millions of americans are out of work and as a u.s. senator what do you want to see as a priority in the next round of legislation? >> the first thing we have to appreciate is how unbelievably rare the current moment is. i thank you can argue we are experiencing something that is unprecedented in thern history f this country. europe has 80000 people that have died from the virus and 30 million people have left their jobs in the last couple of months. the first thing we have got to do, as a nation and as a congress, is say that in the midst of this terrible crisis nobody in america is going to go hungry and everybody in america will have healthcare that they needhe and we are going to do wt many of the european countries are doing and that is guaranteeing every american worker continues to receive his

in burlington, vermont, nathaniel moore, about to graduate business school, already working as a physician's e.r. with so many graduation ceremonies canceled, he started gowns for good, collecting graduation gowns to donate them as protective gear. packing them up. and tonight, he tells us he's donated more than 4,000 graduation gowns. while back in texas, 15-year-old valerie and her big donation. >> hi, david. >> reporter: the doctors, nurses and health care workers all grateful. >> we all wanted to say, thank you, valerie. >> we thank valerie and nathaniel, too. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> i'm dan noyes. workers at this east bay nursing home tell me the coronavirus outbreak here did not have to be so deadly. >>> relief and confusion after the governor closes some beaches in california. i'm chris nguyen with that story, coming up. >>> this final di of april is sunny and relatively mild, but the first weekend in may might make you want to bundle up a little bit. i'm spencer christian. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. >> and good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley.

its appliance oppression kings with burlington porcelain. and why we mainly manufacture in germany of uncertainty on the one hand because of the tradition of craftsmanship but also because of the convenience the fact that we can visit the factories for and that's a very exciting for us designers it reminds us of the craftsmanship involved in broadens our minds. off. the k.t.s. porcelain is all hand crafted. ceramicist says that the ballot house environment began designing simple martin porcelain tableware for the cape pm in 1929. the new tendency is marking the 100th anniversary of bellhousing by collaborating with the k pm on a commemorative plate. with their mum as soon as you start it's already gone you can see how fast it's turning it's a question of seconds. today the team representing their ideas to take a p.m.'s head. designer. in the film when i look at it from the front there's a lovely play of light and shadow. uses the industrial and constructivist aspect is a great contrast to the delicate postle and we find that contrasts very i

this is date over the news line from burlington north korean leader kim jong un re-emerges following uncertainty over his health state media brought concertino of came at a factory opening his 1st public appearance in 3 weeks and had been remiss he was seriously ill or even dead also coming up our. people in time breathe a sigh of relief as they are allowed to exercise outdoors again in a country that same one of europe's top us coronavirus lockdowns is gradually easing its.

we are starting to see that happen tjx, burlington and ross stores reopen their numbers have come out quite a bit better from where we saw in the malls mall based restalers came back outside of the malls came back 85%. williams sonoma. they are mall based but also 60% on line. i think they are going to have an advantage people like them selling for people to do things around the home. that includes patio and garden, inside your house, furniture, decor and all of that will happen as well as we continue to see people build up their offices. i do like those sectors better and mall based sectors less. however, on your survivor point, kohls will survive macy's will survive and nordstroms will survive and be with us on the other side. anybody else in that space, we are not so sure. we know neimans has already filed, pennies has already filed. j. crew already filed. we'll see reductions there >> we had an analyst on yesterday who said something i never thought about. which is this, when stores are closed -- even if you file for bankruptcy, you can still go on. but actually shutting down a st

they went off to burlington, new jersey. one of the great what-ifs of history. if you s grant -- if ulysses s would have been in the theater, would you have had a security detail? would have sensed the assassin entering the box? booth would have killed grant as well as lincoln. we will never know. manage to winnt the republican nomination in 1868? had he showed an aptitude for politics? mr. chernow: not really. it was kind of a great guessing game. no one knew exactly where he stood. he was in the right place at the right time. since appomattox he had a symbolic standard in american life as the victor of the war and reconciliation between north and south. 1868, there was a failed attempt to impeach andrew johnson. he was not convicted. he needed to straddle both wings of the republican party. he had this immense prestige from the war. openly forcampaign it. grant had a funny way of not campaigning for things. sort of putting him in a position where things just happened. >> and his first term of office, the 15th amendment is enacted. there is a backlash in the so

a burlington county spokesman told me thursday that the county has elevated their concerns about the center, including ppe not being given to first responders responding to it and high burn rates, to multiple individuals and departments of the state, and then we also had a few folks contact us, one an employee of the center who said they are stressed to the max and sick. there are few of them, not enough of them, and they have not had a break, and she goes on to describe a very dire facility andthat that they need help. it is help on the way to the new lisbon develop mental center? and what steps has your administration taken to protect against the virus ravaging developmental centers? thank you. gov. murphy: this is a concern. this is my fault, because i cannot hear you, but martel, could you wipe down the mic there? again, that is on me, not you. general matter, i will give you a general answer, i suspect we will come back to you with some specifics. i will deter -- defer to judy on this particular center, but this is a population as a general matter of grave concern for us. i thin

that mind share right now and you're seeing the same thing at the brick and mortar side with the burlingtons the tjmax's and ross stores. these were the winners before the pandemic i think they're positioned to take additional market share coming out >> thank you both for your thoughts today we appreciate it exploring what's going on with retail as we reopen. that does it for the exchange today. thank you for tuning i'll join tyler mathison for "power lunch." >>> yes you will we'll see you in a moment. i'm in the kitchen "power lunch" starts right now welcome. stocks are lower to end this week that is despite rising tensions with china putting chip stocks right in the middle of the cross hairs. top analysts will break down the names with the most risk and the least. dr. anthony fauci saying he is optimistic about mod everyonea's progress on a vaccine after what's been a wild ride for the stock this week. there you see it on the chart. up 2% today. we have a special report on the state of v

burlington stores says 322 stores are already reopened and the rest should be open by mid-june. under armour, meanwhile, reopening half of its stores tomorrow. jc penney which filed for bankruptcy during the lockdown will open 500 stores by june 3rd and i don't know, is it capri? parent of michael kors and coach will open most of its locations by july. so is ugly data in the rear view mirror and the promise of better news just over and around the next bend? what's the investment play in the space in between? let's get to our floor show and we have our traders, sarge guilfoyle is on the phone and phil flynn via skype. sarge, what do you think? on the phone: lets l's look at t data. initial jobless claims were pretty bad, but more than four million people went back to work which means there was a net increase last week. so for the first time we actually have that ball rolling the right direction. we go to the initial durable goods orders, capital goods orders were a lot better than expected. there is some positive. to give you three names that haven't rebounded yet that might just

a burlington county spokesman told me thursday that the county has elevated their concerns ppet the center, including not being given to first responders responding to it, and high burn rates, to multiple individuals and departments at the state. had a few folks contact us, one an employee of the center who said that they are stressed to the max and six, there are few of them, not enough of them, and they have not had a break. as she goes on to describe a very dire situation at that facility, and that they need help. is help on the way to the new lisbon developmental center? and what steps of your administration taken to protect against the virus ravaging developmental centers? governor murphy: this is a concern. by the way, this is my fault, because i couldn't hear you. this is on me. could you wipe down the mic? that is on me, not you. as a general matter, this is one of the vulnerable populations we have spoken about regularly. i am going to give you a general answer. i suspect we will come back to you with some specifics. i will defer to judy on this particular center, but this is a po

emmet sullivan, federal district court judge, directing flynn's former law firm, covington and burlingtonthe law firm that flynn fired, by the way -- to appear as an interested party in the proceeding. covington complied in a new court filing, and flynn's defense attorney, sidney paul -- who re-- sidney powell -- who replaced the fired covington attorneys, accused that firm of providing ineffective assistance to flynn. they were lousy e attorneys. joining us tonight, attorney robert ray, a member of president trump's impeachment defense team, former independent counsel for the whitewater investigation. it is great to see you. let's start with bringing back the fired law firm? is there anything more idiotic that this judge could possibly do to embarrass himself and all he represents; that is, the -- [laughter] the law fare geniuses that are at play in the legal system? >> great to be with you again, lou. i have to tell you, this one is baffling to me. i don't know what interests that firm would have. general flynn fired his prior attorneys. they should be out of this matter. and as a resul

to be responsive to the reality of this situation and the crisis that i'm hearing from people in burlingtony and ocean county. >> let me ask you about the speed of it. some in your own party want to delay the vote until next week. they say they need more time to look at the specifics of this legislation. are you at all concerned that maybe the legislation is being rushed without carefully being read by every member of congress? >> well, this is a bill that we've been working on for a number of weeks now. we're having around the clock discussions with each other, talking through some of these details. i'm hoping that will be ready to go as soon as possible so that we can vote on this and move forward and deliver for the american people. because what i'm hearing from small businesses, they have only a matter of days before they have to make tough decisions about closing their doors or what i'm hearing from americans who are food insecure or people that aren't getting the support that they need, that is something that we need to deliver on right now. every day people are hurting and we need to

that doesn't comport that all of his lieutenants at operating companies like burlington northern are reporting to him. he's probably looking at the vegs that recession that's staring him many the face saying the stock market after this bounce back doesn't make sense he said all of these ceos are sort of frozen like deer in the headlights that was three weeks ago but bottom line, this thing has moved so quickly warren known as a quick deal maker. i think this happened too soon for him. we give this give back say to the mid 2500 on the s&p 500. maybe that's a point in time at which somethin attractive to him and he can work out a deal. >> he wasn't negative on the banks. he certainly didn't suggest that the situation for the banks was anywhere near '08, '09 he has wells fargo, bank of america. do you keep those stocks in your book or not? >> first of all, he owns those stocks he's owned them for a while but you also have what i struggle with, fundamentally, we have a zero rate environment in the u.s. and we're not moving off that any time soon i think you have to go through the math an

maxx, burlington and ross storesare best positioned to weather economic conditions due to consumer tradetial. mike santoli, is all of that priced into those stocks already? >> i don't know if it's fully priced in. i do know that's the playbook. this is pretty much a cyclical routine we go through and play the trade down in dollar stores and those retailers you mentioned that are off price big question, really, related to tjx and, you know, burlington is are you going to get back to a world where you want to go in and treasure hunt and wait in a twisting line at t.j. maxx and buy stuff off the shelf near the checkout those are the questions, not so much the character of the consumer going into this i think it's logical i just don't know if there's much of an edge at this point to know exactly what the nature of this consumer comeback, if we get one, is going to look like >> the question is can they reopen tjx does well or did well during the last recession >> yeah. >> the question is they don't have an online presence so they just need -- >> can you reopen, but much more than other retail

. >> senator bernie sanders coming to us tonight from burlington, vermont, his home. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you, chris. >>> i want to turn to senior director of procegressive programming for sirus xm. you see americans easing restrictions. there is a partisan vibe but 60% of republicans more worried about the economy is a big split within republicans. what was your response to that polling? i found it sort of not surprising but kind of reassuring about where people are at and how they're thinking about all of this. >> look, i think when it comes down to it, what we're asking people in this moment is are you willing to go to work and actually risk not only your life but the life and health of everyone in your household for a paycheck? and, you know, in certain cases we're talking about low wage jobs, and so in a lot of ways, it's like before the pandemic it wasn't right to pay a home care aid taking care of the elderly and minimum waged but during a pandemic to require people to go and work in those low wage professions when there is literally the

in burlington, massachusetts, advocates replaced the ice flag at the agency's boston field office with a new flag that read "ice kills. free them all." another national day of action is planned for today. meanwhile 30-year-old , a undocumented mexican immigrant who sued immigration and customs enforcement two weekeks ago anand was later quiy deported by the agency has officially been declared missing. hector garcia mendoza was part of a class-action lawsuit demanding the immediate release of all immigrants held at the elizabeth contract detention facility in new jersey, where prisoners and staff have tested positive for covid-19. gothamist reports four days later and without notice, garcia mendoza was transferred to laredo, texas, where he was then escorted into the notoriously dangerous border town of nueva loredo, mexico. garcia mendoza reportedly hasn't reached out to his family in mexico o or the unitited states. his lawywys have c contacteded shshelters in mexico and immmmit advocacy groups in texas, but no one has reportedly seen or heard from him. his family is also concerned fo

burlington, dollar general, dollar tree might have seen them earlier this morning they reported phenomenal numbers despite expectations all the stimulus money has been keeping us afloat. let me put this it this way. when the fed spends trillions to help the economy and the fed prints trillions more, it will help people didn't think so third, many people now believe that the worst of the pandemic is indeed behind us. if you live outside of one of the major hot spots, it's only natural to assume the he will extreme lockdown was an overreaction there is an emerging sense we have covid contained and that means the business world can go back to normal i'm not totally sold as a small business owner i know most of these smaller enterprises rely on crowds remember that word, to succeed their margins are too thin to thrive without large throngs of people even though most of the country is reopening, big gatherings are still off the table. serious problem. the bulls have made you the most money since the market bottom in march, some 7,000 dow points ago. the bulls are still in charge or were until 2

premarital before the invention of the internal combustion engine brain is true pretty good snake in burlington or commit your farmhouse because your mom and dad, they didn't have a car so they can commute so they were stuck on all day working on the farm. your farmhouse did have a rec room because recreation had get not been discovered due to all of the formwork. on a saturday night you could take a girl on the buggy that it was hard to get her into the mood to let you bust into her course that because you were facing behind and of course. and just boils atmosphere. so the car let us out of the farm or out of the barn and while the car senate destroyed the american nuclear family and anyone who's had one can tell you that that was a relief to all concerned. and they caused america to be paved . there's much things much worse things than the private. but why, we never hear a thank you, forgetting all of america paved from those kids in the body gas to skateboard all the time. cars provided america with an enviable way to live. you could not get a good job putting enters on counseling just canno

. >> on the campaign trail i did a couple, i did some open mics in burlington vermont and in des moinesiowa. that's a story, westmore iowa. we were comics and we had a bunch of campaign reporters rolling in and saying are these yahoos walking inhere right now ? >> i think that was one of the best moments of the campaign trail because we always for the people who are in this chat have never covered a campaign, it is the most all-consuming thing which is why when i first started this talk and i asked what your memory that's emblematic, to me it's hard to unwind those 18 a month that basically two-year period from the campaign because it was everything. it was completely immersive. though i feel like we were able to see you as aperson that you would be when you weren't at work . >> because i no longer am in that world, there's a lotmore of me now . a lot more of that. and i think that has coincided with a precipitous increase in my mental health . i sleep, it's so nice to sleep. i don't know how else you sleep but. >> i haven't stopped covering campaigns since that one. >> when i wake up i

they've been hit particularly hard in those parts in those 2 countries in those areas interesting burlington actually has a quite a small population of only 3800000 can. to something like $85000000.00 germans and of course we have to consider and we have to be fair on this that the figures all calculated differently aren't they across the world so shouldn't the comparisons be made after this is all over i couldn't agree more and in fact the biggest comparison is we the britain itself were counting deaths in 2 different ways we're getting the daily figures and then we're getting the the figures from the office of national statistics looking at the weekly those on the death certificates that allows places like care homes where one or 2 residents had kovac 19 and then $56.00 more die to put on the desk difficult so the extreme example of this is belgium where any where that that county even suspected deaths as confirmed deaths so we're not comparing like with like and we certainly know looking at italy that because their hospitals got totally overwhelmed him in the north of the country was the

louis munch is the central africa director for human rights watch he joins us now from burlington in the u.s. state of the month thank you for your time just how important a development is this thank you so much for having me kim this is a huge day this is a huge day for rwanda and this is a huge day for international justice and it's very difficult to overstate how significant this arrest is for this young koga is one of the big fish he is one of the last remaining individuals out there who really had it was alleged to have had excuse me a real planning purpose with regard to the rwandan genocide and for many years folks like myself thought maybe he was going to get away with it maybe we would never find him there was rumors of him being in europe in east africa for years so to wake up to this news is incredibly significant and i can't imagine how relieved. and i don't want to use the word happy but how resolved to people in rwanda survivors and victims' family members of victims of the genocide must be given how instrumental he was in the genocide will there be questions asked abou

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the margin that's been the direction that the flows have been and you know i look at tjx against burlingtonross stores, you know somewhat different stories but in the same general category on a year to date basis both on the way down and up, they've really tracked one another so it's clear investor's view of these chains and prospects hasn't really been altered in a dramatic way over the longer term a mountainer matter of how sooe a normal shopping volume they remain a fair bit off their highs so it's not as if the market assumes things go back to the way they were. and the net losers have also kind of only seen their positions get worse. >> lindsey, what's your advice on how to invest in in retail. >> continue to be losers and the losers continue to reign the reason is consumers -- it's coming from folks who have a strong online presence and good experience online. it's also coming from -- always seen those guys do well. >> you had experience trading higher after the new ceo expressed optimism about the state of travel on cnbc earlier. >> we have very good signal across the globe on what's

burlington will come back with a vengeance. the dollar tree -- you guys had philbin. david, is your dollar tree as good as mine i got these -- these were part of a package you can get five for $5! if you don't like them -- big deal try doing that with ray-bans >> i'm not going to. >> guys, we have been tracking this performance-based payout for elon musk at tesla it does seem now according to the proxy statement that elon that earned the first tranche, this is for options that would allow for the purchase of 1.7 million shares at 350, worth just shy of 800 million. so, this is for keeping the company's market cap at 100 billion or more on a 30-day and six-month moving average >> stock is up 93% for the year. it's incredible, the shorts were coming in saying, jimmy chill, have you seen there's actually -- i think there's discounts. there's discounts. i was saying, oh, stop bothering me it's elon musk it's technology. don't hit me with these discounts. and obviously others agree it continues to go higher. only 11% short would have thought there was more short particular

river valley, pittsburgh, detroit, buffalo, mid-80s, boston 80 degrees as we move into tomorrow, burlington 81, columbus a high of 83 degrees >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to see a hot day today especially for the inland valleys as we reach up to 103 degrees in antioch. we'll keep those low 80s for san francisco and some mid-70s for half moon bay. over the next few days we're still looking at some hot valley temperatures, and it won't be until the end of the week when we start to cool off. on friday it's looking better. saturday and sunday we even see a chance of rain moving in. >> that's your latest weather. guys. >> all right al, thank you. >>> coming up next when will we see the return of the nba season the inside info basketball legend charles barkley let slip in a new interview overnight we'll have that for you coming up right after this. at chevy, we're committed to getting you there with confidence and peace of mind. if you need a new chevy, interest-free apr financing for 84 months on many of our most popular models. you may even shop online and take de