think tjx, ross stores, burlington or ollie's bargain outlet roughly a year ago we bought tjx for the and its off price brethren to pick up merchandise from struggling stores at bargain basement prices. i pounded the table a little over a year ago. since then tjx and ross are um 29% and 28% respectively and olly's up 10 perts trouncing a 3% gain in the s&p 500. only burlington stores has lagged down roughly 8% the bulk of that decline came today after the company reported an ugly quarter. tjx ross and burlington have all now reported and it's important for you to understand what they're saying tjx kicked things off last wednesday, turning in an excellent set of numbers on the same day that target imploded. tjx had -- they gave you 6% same-store sales growth, more than double what the analysts were looking for, but tj maxx, one of their divisions, and marshals, another, leading the way. they're seeing higher traffic everywhere home goods even had a 4% same-store sales growth when wall street was expecting only 1.3% the home goods category is not in great shape so the fact that tjx's ho

reporter: opposing rallies in burlington. one in support of and one against a visit by this man, the vice president of taiwan. the taiwanese politician flew into sfo for a brief stop at a local hotel after a diplomatic trip to south america. wednesday night, he spoke at a banquet. his visit drawing criticism from the chinese government which has condemned relations between the u.s. and taiwan which phasing used as a breakaway province. >> ever since 1949, taiwan and china have been separate entities. but china all along has claimed that taiwan is still part of china. reporter: a political science professor at uc berkeley says the chinese government has become more assertive over claiming taiwan, a democratic island just off of its coast. >> as chinese, we want our motherland to be united since taiwan is a part of china. reporter: for many who came out to protest, the china taiwan issue is a domestic problem that the u.s. needs to stay out of. they say the american government selling arms to the island as well as visits by pol

reporter: opposing rallies in burlington.support of and one against a visit by this man, the vice president of taiwan. the taiwanese politician flew into sfo for a brief stop at a local hotel after a diplomatic trip to south america. wednesday night, he spoke at a banquet. his visit drawing criticism from the chinese government which has condemned relations between the u.s. and taiwan which phasing used as a breakaway province. >> ever since 1949, taiwan and china have been separate entities. but china all along has claimed that taiwan is still part of china. reporter: a political science professor at uc berkeley says the chinese government has become more assertive over claiming taiwan, a democratic island just off of its coast. >> as chinese, we want our motherland to be united since taiwan is a part of china. reporter: for many who came out to protest, the china taiwan issue is a domestic problem that the u.s. needs to stay out of. they say the american government selling arms to the island as well as visits by politicians

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burlington, up-price retailer: lauren: and they typically do well, remember the tj maxx story?sales forecast because their core customer is a lore income customer, and they're still under significant economic pressure. stuart: that's an important indicator, i'd say. >>> donald trump will turn himself in to authorities in georgia today. ashley webster is outside the fulton county jail. has he got a lot of support outside there, ashley? >> reporter: he does, stu, and good morning to you. they've been turning up as time has gone by here and, yes, there are large groups waving flags. but just in the last few seconds a group wearing rat costumes, i say again rat, rat standing for republicans against trump. so we have people on both sides of the issue. meanwhile, fulton county authorities say donald trump will be treated just like any other defendant when he comes here later today. i find that hard to believe. he is, after all, the former president of the united states. he's also the leading republican candidate to take biden on. however, let's look at the procedures that will be in

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in the forecast, but waking up to unsettled weather across new england light to moderate rain in burlington, berlin, portland stretching down to boston. that's on the way out as the system that wreaked havoc yesterday starts to move away, too. but we're not quite done with it just yet we'll still see the rain be an issue today. especially in northern new england. we could see flooding concerns with additional rainfall in that already-saturated area by tomorrow, much better news. we'll really start to dry out. meanwhile, in part of the center of the country we see showers and thunderstorms ramping up this is what's going on from oklahoma city to texarkana we're still seeing strong thunderstorms that have prompted thunderstorm watches and even warnings already this morning. and that severe threat h severed continue thrwill continue through the afternoon into the evening hours we could see large hail an tempe there for san antonio to houston into the triple digits little rock, 83 today with thunderstorms this afternoon that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back over to you >>> recent high te

it wasn't quite the wicker man, but there was a sticky situation in burlington, ontario, when a trucks onto the street carrying gallons of honey and 5 million bees. >> i've never seen. i don't think any of us have ever seen anything like that. >> the crates came loose near dave lloyd's house. many of the bees seeking refuge on his mailbox. >> when i woke up to my wife saying, there's something going on outside, there's all kinds of bees or something, it's crazy. yeah, everybody's been texting us all morning. is that in front of your house? yeah >> police calling in the experts says it's typically never good news when you get a call from the police and i'm just glad, like, you know, obviously, no humans were hurt in this situation. even some of the beekeepers were stung. most of the bees were eventually recovered, but local beekeeper luke peters says several thousand did fly away. the keepers placed a crate near where they fell off the truck, hoping the bees that buzzed off will find their way back home. >> they communicate by by smell , all by by sight and all that. so they they will

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. >> norah: always burlington allison, john dickerson, and great reporting, robert costa, thank you soeaking news. federal prosecutors today charged two active-duty navy sailors with selling sensitive national defense information to china. cbs's mark strassmann reports some of the information includes details about a large-scale military exercise and navy warships. >> reporter: cash over country. >> we sometimes discover that threats to our national security come from inside our most esteemed institutions. >> reporter: for almost two years, today's indictment charges 26-year-old petty officer wenheng zhao, betrayed his country, selling military secrets to the chinese government. >> mr. zhao chose a path of corruption. and in doing so, he sold out his colleagues at the u.s. navy. >> reporter: among the secrets zhao allegedly sold, details about his post at the naval base in ventura county. plans for this large-scale military exercise, in the indo-pacific region, earlier this year. and a blueprint for a radar system on a u.s. base in oki okinawa. kharkiv's contact, a chinese intelligence

so if i'm a christian community there, burlington place you on the bottom of a churches were attacked and tell the religious arch of fox for destroyed today's together to urge the punch of government to protect our people. for the love of god, provide test as to what community and ensure our right to eve. demonstrators waive the banners and chanted slogans, condemning the burning of bibles and violence against the believers of various churches. it comes after a crowd of muslims had earlier vandalized and torched several churches in scores of houses. this violence came after several muslims claimed. they had seen a christian local carrying out pages from a koran and throwing them to the ground. local reporter selling them off mad, tells us more about the situation. we're standing in the middle of trauma monday with the unfortunately, the incident took place this morning around 7 am. a violent mob came from the side and they set fire to this church. the church building was completely birts. they also burned a house belonging to the christian community. the situation does not appear unde

so i cover tj maxx and ross and burlington. i think they'll do well in this environment. but right now i'm starting to study the the student loan payments record occurring in the back half of this year. i think that that's just another thing to worry about a little bit overall, though, inflation easing is really good news. we've had wages come in ahead of inflation just a couple of data points, but we'll take what we can get. i cover costco as well and they've said that inflation has been less sequentially every month this year. that's the metric i'm really watching to see trend down and maybe even reverse to keep consumer shopping. do you expect a recession? and the reason i ask is that a lot of times when we get a recession, analysts will say that consumers step down to a tjmaxx, you know, or from a target to a walmart is kind of the narrative we're hearing this week. i think that it's not off the table. the fed will decide whether we go into a recession or not. are our positioning is that you need to be defensive in case don't see a recession today in consumer stocks o

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. >> the media sees ones to burlington, it's going to keep pesky house republicans from getting to the bottom of biden family corruption. >> she says it fueled republicans but the other way to look at it is it could republicans at bay while special counsel is doing his work. he's unlikely to talk to congress and unlikely to get the information. >> a lot to cover here. let's start with the fact that david weiss republican criticizing, the guy who cut the deal that got blown up, he's been investigating hunter for five years so why is special counsel now -- what does it mean? >> it's about playing cover for the biden's. i got a couple of things for people to look up and learn, 28 cfr 200.one, the grounds for appointing special counsel, two short paragraphs easy to read. everyone should read it. this should not be done this way, it's outside counsel and prevents -- present conflict of interest with david weiss. as you mentioned, if you believe it took five years to investigate two misdemeanor charges under the tax code, stop there for a second. the statute of limitations is the other thing

that's the taxi after the horse and wagons were put away, they drove between here and burlington across the way to bring people here and that's here in the museum down the hall. this is horace albright on august 1,, 1950 opening the eastgate to cars. and there they are. here they are trying to get a vehicle through silver pass. you can see the rocks that are mixed up but it wasn't easy even with cars in the early days. this is the eastgate as i knew it and what to do while i had to go down and open it up until we got our seasons in two take the cars and take their money and give them their ticket or their pass. this is the young lady that i arrested earlier and after we were married she was feeding the oranges to the black bears and she says june you can't do that and she said well when your wife stops it i will stop it. [laughter] he came back and on me that it was all my fault. and we have bus transportation and buses that carry up to 55 people. this is a grant village and lots and lots of improvements. the park is cleaner than i have ever seen it and anybody that goes there is going

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that's the taxi after the horse and wagons were put away that drove between here and the burlington coat in across the way to bring people to the irma. and it's here in the museum down the hall. this is horace albright. on august 1st, 1915, opening the east gate, the cars and and there they are. now here they're trying to get a vehicle through sylvan pass. you can see the rocks that are mixed up with the snow. it wasn't easy even with the cars in the early days. this is the east gate as i knew it. and once in a while i had to go down and and open it up. and too, we got our seasonals in to take the cars and take their money and give them a ticket or a pass. this is that young lady that i arrested earlier and after we were married, my boss picked her up. one day and she was feeding oranges to the black bear. and he says, june, you can't do that. she says, well, when your wife stops it, i'll stop it. he came back and chewed on me. it was all my fault and we have bus, transportation, buses that carry up to 55 people. this is that grand village and lots and lots of good improvements. the park

petco plunging on weak guidance. >>> burlington lower after cutting its full-year outlook. nordstrom and gap and others s&p 500 down 9 points. at pnc bank, you can find us in big cities and small towns across the us, where our focus is to always support the people who live and work there. because you call these communities home, and we do too. pnc bank. >>> i'm sylvan na henao and here's your update silence from the kremlin on the reported death of wagner mercenary chief yevgeny prigozhin. russian officials say all ten people on the private jet died when it crashed in russia wednesday and pro-wagner telegram channel says prigozhin and his top lieutenant were among the dead russian president vladimir putin did not mention the crash in public appearances today. >>> apple, a surprise move is backing a right to repair bill in california. the measure covers both consumer electronics and appliances in a letter to state lawmakers apple says it supports the bill as it offers people the ability to repair their devices at home with rental tools. >>> and more people call out sick, aug

we heard from nordstrom, burlington, gap, those of the ones that were following dollar tree's in thetrom a gap after the next hour. >> i would love to get your take on the retail environment overall because without a lot of retail earnings over the course of the last ten days or so and there's been to common themes, shrink a lot of these retailers to dick, target goals, they have been completed about shopl shoplifting, or via organized crime. the other thing is the tray down effect with the target shoppers become walmart shoppers were t.j. maxx which is an off-price retailer does very well. i would love to hear your input on the retail landscape. >> i'm glad you brought that up we're at the crossroads if you will and the market we see the atlanta fed approaching 6% gdp and we see global pmi that were teetering on recession similarly with the u.s. consumer we sell retail sales last month trigger were positive sentiment about the consumer but within two weeks we are seeing a lot of negative commentary on the u.s. consumer from the major retailers. certainly i'm not a make a normative j

but if you're going to bet on one of those, tjx is one of the best ever, and burlington is the most improvedr >> so tjx, walmart, home depot and what was the fourth one? i'm sorry? >> costco. >> and costco. those are your four big hitters in the center of the lineup. is there a department store that you would nibble at here >> oh, i'm a fan of kohl's now that they have a new ceo i think if you fix their problems, you're see the stock trade up i love macy's, because they have reinvented itself, and it's a much better business than it was when we came into the pandemic so i do think they'll have a good back half of the year i think kohl's will show improvements and show us some numbers in 2024 as they start fixing some of the issues. >> what has macy's done that has caught your eye? i have to say, i like going shopping, and i go into bloomingdale's and siit is a much better experience than it has been historically >> macy's done couple of things. importantly, what they have done is change the way they buy the merch merchandise. so buyers are responsible for what they buy. they're running the b

when you are north of burlington and jerome north carolina the oddest accent i've ever heard.e was like the marbles in their mouth. did you notice like when you how is south jersey different from north jersey? how is it different from 30 miles away? >> i write about what i called the micro nations and i gave names to these various places i call the greater washington and then when i got into maryland it was southland northern maryland is quite southern in a lot of ways. better of york county as well i think is one of the biggest cultural leaves anywhere intr te country. you are going from a very frontier -ish place a very different way of approaching farms and land management to very prim andxa exacting way of farming and the farmhouses were really big and proud in these huge silos. it was a striking difference. i trace that somewhat tongue and cheek as i'm walking i am not a sociologist. the imprint of who silverware and when is a very much of an ongoing future in american life everywhere. it may remain that way despite all the movement some don't really change that much. >>

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and then you've got dollar tree, ultra beauty, burlington and nordstrom on thursday.sday afternoon after the close, on the coat tails of mixed earnings from walmart, target and tjx, francis. what are you expecting in terms of the earnings on tap for next week? it's the end of the summer but this could be a big market move on the nvidia and other retail quarters. >> well, certainly on nvidia and definitely watching that with the perspective on tech aztec starts to roll over. the thing about it is, earnings are beating expectations but they're still derating. -- decelerating, down 5% compared to the second quarter of last year. comps will get easier for earnings going into the latter half of the year but they're still down so they're beating expectations and that's what the market has been pricing in but as the fed remains high i see more weakness ahead. maria: dennis. >> i think she's absolutely right. the number for nvidia, they better do very well. it has been the number one stock for the past year, of the magnificent seven we've had. if there's any disturbance in th

when you were like north of burlington in durham, they have like the north, just the oddest accent everheard. people sound like they have morals in their mouth and in anywhere. i'd say these quirks around the country were there like did you notice like when were walking around it it seemed like how was south jersey different from north jersey? how was lancaster different from 30 miles away? yeah, no. i write about what i called micro nations and i actually gave to these various places, i call it the kind of greater washington, greater capital. and then when i got into maryland, it was self land because i was actually, you know, northern maryland is actually quite southern in a lot of ways on, that area of york county as well. and, you know, going across the susquehanna from york county into lancaster county, i think is one of the biggest cultural leaps anywhere in the country, because you're going from a very frontier ish place with a very different of approaching farms and land management to this very prim and very exacting anabaptist way of farming and the were like really big and pro

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when you were like north of burlington and durham they have like north carolina just artist accent i'vever picked people sound like they have marbles in their mouth. anyway, i wouldn't see these courts around the country but did you notice like when you're walking around didn't seems like i was south jersey different from north jersey court i was at lancaster different from 30 miles away? >> yeah, no, write about what i called the micro nations and i actually give names to i these various places i call it the kind of greater washington, and then when i got into maryland it was self like india because northern maryland is actually quite sudden a lot of oyster that area of york county as well. going across the susquehanna from yorktown into lancaster county i think is one of the biggest cultural leaps anywhere in the country because you're going from a very frontier-ish place with a very different way of approaching farms and land management to this theory prim and very exacting anabaptist way of farming and the farmhouses were like really big and proud at thehe huge grain silos. it was a

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burlington stores say lower income shoppers are under significant economic pressure.abbing articles involves shrink. like nordstrom said, we have already factored this in for our results. when 's sporting goods blamed that for its result, people said, that sounds like a company that always lanes a bad quarter on the weather. is there an issue -- is the real issue of the rumors getting strapped? >> is a conflict of issues. certainly it's up a lot from last year. and some in fences, it's an issue of timing. in some in fences, you think, wow. more stuff got: that we thought. are we going to call that violence issues in the store up 120%? but the consumer is also under pressure. we are seeing issues on the low end, on the high-end, so we are seeing a very volatile can tumor heading into the holidays. >> are we seeing it in the middle, then? >> that middle income consumer, unemployment -- you know, certainly watching student loans, maybe not quite as impactful. it seems to be a tumor that stays relatively strong. it's that high-end potential of job loss, equity market, and

a few more calls, fred in burlington, north carolina, republican. good morning.ost: -- caller: hey, jon. you used to fact check donald trump every time he had a speech. you never fact-check biden. could you fact-check some stuff for me? host: what do you want to fact-check, fred? it is hard to do on the fly, but we will see. caller: in california, they want to hire illegals for police officers. and mexico has put out travel advisories for new york. people in new york are saying that illegals is raven, robin -- raping, robbing, and killing people. you know illegals don't do that stuff. host: where do you get your news, fred? caller: all kinds of different places. host: for these stories you are talking about, where do you get your news? caller: i heard this on -- it was on fox news. host: i can give you this -- cbs news, there fact on this story, illinois legislation would allow non-us citizens to become police officers. this is what cvs writes in their piece from -- coming out yesterday, a bill would allow non-us citizens to become police officers in illinois is

no buses to conyeah, and here's one >> yeah, and here's another one from john in burlington, who sayspaign coming on. >> certainly. >> certainly. >> yeah . let's look at our top >> yeah. let's look at our top story today. the 33 year old nurse lucy letby, has been found guilty of murdering seven babies, as well as attempting to kill six more. >> yeah, the trial lasted for more than ten months, making the longest murder trial in the uk . longest murder trial in the uk. so far, the government has already ordered an independent inquiry into how letby was able to carry out such atrocity for so long. so what's been going on in the last ten months? >> this trial has been going on. we haven't been able to hear about it until now. our northwest of england. reporter sophie you more . sophie reaper tells you more. >> after a ten month long trial . and 22 days of jury deliberate nation, we do now have those verdicts relating to lucy letby, the former nurse has been found guilty of seven murders relating to child. a child . c child. to child. a child. c child. d child . e to child. a child. c chi