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and like circuit city was supposed to be the next circuit city, disappear.dy survives in business when amazon takes them on, right? don't we all know that? we all had a good laugh last summer when richard schultz talked about buying the company, lock, stock and barrel. he was willing to pay an outstanding $26 a share. what the heck does he know? he's an out of touch founder, maybe a dreamer. now fast forward to present day where best buy got upgraded. with the piece of research entitled bby turn around has legs upgrading dow performed. of course the analyst should've upgraded it before, rallied 260% since the year began, finished today at $42.82 well above where founder and now the shrewd schultz wanted to buy it. the opko research analyst had been a skeptic. pointing out among the thinning ranks of best buy naysayers concerned about market share losses, read amazon and not so hot consumer product cycle, many people made that judgment and in retrospect, it was totally wrong. first we know from speaking with gamestop ceo recently on the show this is the stron

they were sold at best buy, circuit city, and other stores 2002.n 1993 and there have been 700 ports of surge protectors melting, and smoke and fire. if you have a surge arrest, unplug it immediately and contact schneider electric. that will do it for 5:00. breaking news coverage starts now. the broadcast center, this is abc seven breaking news. . capitol.in the a woman is shot and killed after running her car into barricades. officers -- after 2:00d shortly this afternoon. it ended with police shooting and killing a woman outside of the capitol building. sam ford is there. at constitution and first, where there is a part of this midway point. it started at the white house. a chase went from the white house to capitol hill. earlier,t video from the chase started. childrned she had a small in the vehicle. she slowed the vehicle and police tried to approach. she turned and head off again. she sped up the hill while police did not get barriers. she sees she cannot get out and tries to back up. that is when police opened fire, we believe killing her. the small child in the car was remove

as amazon has taken over the online marketplace it has left massive companies including circuit city,arnes & noble and borders in the wake. the new book, the everything store, the age of amazon tracks the company and it's founder. bran stone i brad stone is the book's author. a really fascinating book. i saw a quote that compares besos to henry form. he has transformed sales of everything in the same way that ford changed manufacturing in general. is that a fair comparison? >> yes, absolutely. steve jobs being the other natural comparison. it's not just online shopping. he has changed way we read, the kindle, and with the cloud services they're changing the way companies in silicon valley in particular, run their businesses on servers. >> he has done so much. he started with the books. he has gone to the toys and all these other things out there. he's been getting in the supermarket, online you can buy your stuff and get it delivered to your house. but he also--part of his focus has really been from a corporate standpoint on the consumer, focusing on consumer satisfaction rather than

connell: we're not sitting here talking about circuit city, we're talking about best buy -- >> when circuitivate equity fund wanted to buy them out, they said, no. then they fired their best sales people. okay. they had a unique business model. dagen: best buy will have the wind at its back with all this array of devices coming out, number one, and number two, they've gotten their act together online more so than some of these other retailers. >> yeah. it's all about the pricing. you've got to be competitive. and if they start to tax the internet nationwide -- >> walmart has an apple trade-in program, and best buy has one as well. >> the brick and more garre guys that have hung in there are being handsomely rewarded. dagen: and we just got this alert. hey, healthcare.gov, it's down at the moment. [laughter] connell: is it really? dagen: yep. the web site is down. there you go. connell: looking live. dagen: maybe it's part of the fix, right? you've got to break it, you've got to break it again to fix it? >> it's the same story, a brick and mortar story. dagen: we're not making it up. connell

you think it's like circuit city, but she's got sense. solar city goes higher because it's an elon musk company. let's go to john in illinois. john? >> caller: boo-yah, jim?! what about those eagles! >> that eagle? what's up? >> caller: mho, magnum hunter -- >> i was doing a lot of work with magnum hunter. i cannot believe it. they're able to get back on board, doing exactly what i said they were originally going to do. but it shows you how hard this is, because i had my issues. so i get do not get to anticipate the upside. let's go to mary jane in ohio. mary jane? >> caller: hi, cramer. i'm a huge fan. like to thank you for all you do for the smalltime investors. >> thank you. >> caller: i would like your thoughts on slow surf. >> that is exactly the sweet spot. that is in processing control. that's a very good business. let's go to mark in texas. mark?! >> caller: big boo-yah from texas. >> good to have you. >> thank you, sir. thank you so much for your great advice over the years. really appreciated it. >> thank you. >> caller: what do

as amazon has taken over the online marketplace it has left massive companies, including circuit citybarnes&nobel and borders in its wake. a new book "the everything store: jeff bezos and the age of amma zone" tracks the rise and company of its founder. brad stone is the author and a writer at bloomberg's business week. a fascinating book. i saw a quote comparing jeff bezos to henry fords, saying jeff bezos transformed sales of everything in the way ford changed manufacturing in general. is that fair. >> absolutely, steve jobs the other natural comparison. it's not just online shopping. jeff bezos changed the way we read with the kindle and the amazon cloud services business. they are changing the way companies, particularly in silicon valley run their businesses on amazon servers. as you said, he has done so much. he started with the books, took it to toys and other things out there. he's getting into the supermarket. online - you can buy your stuff and get it delivered to your house. but he also - part of his focus has really been from a corporate standpoint on the consumer, focussi

why is this company not going the way of circuit city?f baja coal bound capital management. the big box format, just a disaster. they were having a heck of a time. what did they do right? >> a lot of people did write them off, and the stock got so cheap which is part of why the stock is done so well. they had a big moment with a new if they did not change something was going to give. they have too many stores, get rid of some. that helped. stores were too big. they made in smaller. that helped the bottom line. next they partner up with microsoft and samsung. helps business and you get a good move. gerri: that me ask you a question about downsizing the number of stores and a footprint, the space, you can only do that once. that happens one time, you get the benefit in earnings and then it is over. do you think they have more in the pocket to show good news? >> that will be the issue going forward. my big issue right now is while all of this is going on, sales growth is a big fat nothing at this point. the last four quarters sales are down.

city. also, we just obtained closed-circuit footage that shows chilling new details of the attack last monthall in kenya and what the gunmen were casually doing while simultaneously shooting at shoppers. >>> also, she has negotiated with leaders around the world. there is a new assignment for current stanford professor condoleezza rice and what it has to do with the challenging world of college football. >>> and san francisco city hall has canceled a historic celebration. it was supposed to be thanking the russian navy for helping put out a fire 150 years ago, but that celebration has been canceled all due to fear of protests over a very hot top inge. those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2. back to you. >> we will see you then. >>> new this morning, san francisco police investigating a stabbing outside a bar. it happened at 2:00 this morning in front of a bar on 26th and mission streets. now, police say a fight between one man and five others led to that stabbing. the man was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and several people are now in custody. >>> all ri

problem in certain urban gay enclaves in the cities at that time that were being affected were san francisco new york and los angeles. crystal meth was a circuit party drug and something that people got off on the fact they could stay up all night dancing and it really -- the drugs makes you feel especially the beginning made make you feel really alive and powerful and very alive. now in righteous but then i talk about this in the book, this drug was moving through those two segments at the same time. through urban gay communities and also a through the rocky mountain west and the midwest and it just wasn't at the time that we were not looking at that. when i looked into the police reports i found references that journalists had never reported on because the records were sealed. in the course right after questioning my friends and in particular one friend alex trout told the police that matthew had gotten into methamphetamine and coke when he was living in denver. this was significant as the police said that aaron mckinney had been dealing meth for three years in laramie. he was very much on the police radar at that point. what i would like to

city. these cases and up in the d c circuit and the circuit really narrow -- not a narrow view. but they totally this approve of what the epa has done. they say that the epa has done this incorrectly, they have not properly defined what significantly contribute -- what "significantly contribute means. they established their own mechanism for how this ought to be done. it is a very strong opinion both from the majority, which is written by judge kavanaugh, as well as the dissent which is written by judge rogers brown. central issuehe here really goes to the heart of this question of what is significantly contribute? the court is going to have to the court is going to first look at this from a jurisdictional standpoint. they never defined "significantly contribute." there's no administrative review, nooks socgen of the rulemaking policies. circuite goes to the and then the court puts in its own scheme. the court is going to have to look at this question and determine whether there is jurisdiction forward. it is going to look at the circuit court and whether it disregarded the prio

and the cities at that time that were being affected were san francisco, new york and loss los angeles -- los angeles. chris call meth was a circuit party drug. it was something that people got off on the fact that you could stay up all night dancing, and it really makes -- the drug makes you feel, especially at the beginning, makes you feel really enlivened and powerful and very alive, okay? but now in retrospect, and i talk about this in the book, this drug was moving through those two segments, okay, at the same time. through urban gay communities and also through the rocky mountain west, the midwest. and it just wasn't at the time people were not looking at that. of course, as i went into the police reports, i found references that had never come out and journalists had never reported on because the records were sealed where in the course of right after the crime happened questioning friends of matthew, in particular one friend, alex trout, who told the police that matthew had gotten into coke in denver. this was significant because the police knew that aaron mckinney was a meth dealer and had been dealing meth for three years

circuit upheld that conviction. bond now wants the court to assemble a special panel of 11 judges to rehear that case. >>> there is some excitement in san francisco about a potential move back to the city by the warriors. hundreds of fans and business leaders broke bread together yesterday at a luncheon. it seemed as if the team was already moving out of oakland and into the billion-dollar arena they hope to build on the waterfront, but it's not a done deal. while some are enthusiastic, others are saying not so fast. >> i really think this is going to be a fantastic opportunity. >> there's no question the basketball arena being proposed by the warriors is a trojan horse in a meg real estate entertainment deal that will overwhelm the southern waterfront. >> a co-owner says the arena will be privately funded and that the team has made a firm decision to move across the bay. >>> in other headlines around the bay, fire at building in san francisco's mission district damaged three others. broke down at this house near 26th streets yesterday afternoon. nobody was hurt but several people were displaced. >>> and san francisco supervisor scott weiner wants you to pay almost a quarter more for a