carl jr. and his wife, kim, drove over to beverly's office hoping she'd be there. >> there was no one there. i mean, the place is completely black. and about that time dad had let me know that he had made it to the property where mom told him she was going and her car was there but she wasn't. >> carl jr. figured there must be an explanation, as did beverly's friend stacy and brenda. being real estate agent themselves, she thought maybe she had gone with the potential buyers to show them other houses. >> we went to the two vacant houses that were her listings and went and checked the locked boxes to see if anyone had read them and nobody had opened them. >> beverly's friend couldn't sleep so she checked her phone. >> there's an e-mail from brenda and i can still see the words that said "it is with a very heavy heart that i let you know we can't find beverly, she went to show a house and she is missing." i still can read that and feel the same pay. >> police and beverly's family gathered at the

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to have to be resolved by issue by april because this large and cam it is on private property and carl's jr. actually just agreed to purchase it and they are planning to start working here in april. people will have to be out by then. live in oakland, susie simo, kpix5. >>> a bill heading to gavin newsom's desk is supposed to help cover claims for future wildfires caused by utility equipment. it passed the assembly this morning assembly bill 1054 offers two different options for the utilities. one envisions a liquidity fund of about $10 billion for costs that exceed insurance coverage. it would be financed by a bond sale with utility rate payers covering the cost. now, a second option called an insurance fund enlarges the pool of money to 21 billion. it combines bonds with matching contributions from utilities themselves. companies that use this option would get a cap on how much they would have to pay back. but, they would have to obtain a safety's revocation before each wildfire season. governor gavin newsom says in a statement "i want to thank the legislature for taking thoughtful and de

they're making deals with dunki dunkin' donuts and carl's jr we'll look for big names when the results>> thank you, aditi. if you're looking for beyond meat for less, we have a tasty treat, cheap meat. take it away, my friend. >> i don't know whether you should substitute beyond meat's impossible burger for the burger you would otherwise be eating. but i can tell you for sure that you should substitute an options trade for this stock if you currently hold it because we're dealing with a very high-flying and exceptionally volatile stock here that high short interest is one of the signs, and we have many others, that there is something a little bit fishy going on here we're in the midst of a short squeeze. what we're definitely going to try to do if you're still inclined to be long it, is to do so at a lower cost and to risk less and i will tell you that the options market right now is flashing some significant warning signs. and if you take a look past october 29th, which is when the lock up for this stock ends, that's when it gets particularly dire we're going to take a look at a trade

mention it on friday when mcdonald's reports on -- >> somebody needs somebody big we already have carl's jrebook, jim, this journal piece suggests that as part of the settlement with the ftc, maybe a board level privacy committee. >> would that be fantastic if they did that, that takes the stock to 220 i volunteered to be on the committee because i think that facebook at this point has cleaned up its act libra, i like libra. marcus liked libra from facebook, and i like libra. >> yes >> you're in the two of you. >> yes >> you think visa says anything about it tonight when they post >> if you push them hard, al will say, yeah, we're looking at that we're looking at that. that's what you say when you're not looking at it. you say we're looking at it. with all due respect >> with all due respect. >> all due respect i think visa will have a good quarter. i think mastercard will veihavea better quarter. >> that's a lot to play with. >> texan, the bar was raised yesterday by the goldman call. texan does have some apple exposure not allowed to mention apple apple is ligke fight club. what is the fi

andy puzder is with us, former ceo of the company that runs carl's jr. and hardees. welcome to the show. >> great to see you. stuart: that's a blockbuster report. wages, incomes growing much faster than we thought? >> spectacular, actually. they grew 5.5% year over year in june, after inflation that's 4.1%. bureau of labor statistics has been reporting 3.1% so this is a huge, huge number. just to put it in perspective, wages have increased over $150 billion more in the first six months of 2019 than they did in the entire year of 2016. so much for obama's secular stagnation. stuart: wait a second. in the first six months -- >> first six months of this year, $150 billion more than the entire year of 2016. stuart: that's why we saw such a big spike in consumer spending on all kinds of things. >> they are saving more money. 8.1% savings, up to 8.1%. prior to the last two recessions, savings was at 5%. it's even above where it was prior to these recessions. stuart: yet that spectacular series of numbers, i have only seen it in the "wall street journal." i have not seen it