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coors is a great brand. i was drinking coors when i was watching the games last night.'ve stayed at your hotels. i wear nikes. they stay relevant. can they stay relevant? >> absolutely. look, it's really interesting to watch the interplay of technology and social change in brands. and the big thing for brands today is personalization. it's giving every individual consumer what they want, knowing where they are, how they like to consume. and brands that get that will stay relevant in this new marketplace. >> that means nike could be good because they've really worked hard on personalization. the stock has been in a tough spot. >> the thing with nike is they do a great job also of getting feedback from consumers. nike was never a big market research company. they always had the idea, look, we know probably better than consumers what they want, but they're getting very good at being attentive through digital networks and through influencers to find out what people want and give it to them. >> tim cook on the board of nike. these are companies that steve jobs would understa

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i don't know how bad it will hit coors as well. >> one thing you can change, buying at a discount. tj maxx. perfect example. walking in and buying products are massively at a discount won't change. throws a little more insulated. so they have to be there. nordstrom as well. they have the nordstrom rack. there's another play you can look at. but in general, you're right. consumers have shifted the way they spend. >> this is not something new. when we look back and you look at the trump effect. you look back after the election. everything ran. we were all talking about the weak know of department stores. what brick and mortar look like. if you look at amazon, pete started talking about it. february 2, reported earnings. this is one that people will get a discount on. it will get lumped into retail. it will get sold off. there is everything before trump that will still be weak. >> is this true confirmation that there is in fact real problem with department stores? if you got the consumer confidence at a 15-year high, you have all the animal spirits in the markets, and the consumer is

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. >> that determination and that love for her is what helped find that coor today. >> approximately 30 family members walked along closed niles canyon road today. one noticed an unusual pattern in the water. >> one of the family members picked up a rock and threw it at the object in the water, it sounds like it hit a tire. >> a drone overhead confirmed images of tires. the car travelled about 100 yards from the point of entry to where it is now. on saturday, the 18-year-old was going from tracy to see family in menlo park, when she didn't arrive, her family reported her missing. shortly after the alameda sheriff's office, her car clipped another vehicle before entering the creek. her bumper and license plate remained on land. first responders ran her plate, it came back to the missing 18-year-old. multiple law enforcement agencies spent the morning searching for the vehicle. officials won't be able to recover it until tomorrow. because of the high fast move willing water. water levels are expected to recede, water officials will turn off water from the reservoirs. >> it's not l off a f

we will have education people think of coors without bridges and education in human capital. this one is about maybe some of the things that we think that's just been been made to help people out. maybe if they go to low income families, they might actually have quite powerful if fax on the future. as of that is what we will explore here. this is thinking about transfers to low income families and what impacts might they have been what is the research say about the impact that they have on future living standards on growth and productivity. , then review the evidence for arrest. critical, and respond and then we'll have a discussion. thank you so much. >> thank you. hi, kristin butcher and i'm talking about assessing the long run benefit of transfers to low income families. we are used to thinking about government investments in infrastructure, maybe even in research is something where they are upfront costs. there is a picture of my neck of the woods in boston. looks costly. but then maybe have a month term benefit in terms of increased to the capacity and helping workers to

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that spells problems for the roads of coors and we have robin watching that. on the nimitz freeway coming out of downtown oakland. 85 -- 80 s. south of oak street. they are clearing the vehicle from the left lane. if you have to use 880 s., it is causing a backup from right around 980. jamming you up out of downtown. after that, it is smooth sailing from the coliseum to san leandro. drive time is 15 minutes with the crash blocking to 238. not a bad ride, but that is the direction. you can also hobble -- hop over to 580. do not forget the headlights and the wipers. a nice commute for 80, 580 and highway 101. the bay bridge trip is also wet, but traffic moving at the limit. just remember you need to reduce speed and take it easy on the on and off ramps. nine minutes to fremont street. a great drive time. coming up, we will check on the golden gate bridge and check on drive times. >>> headlines this morning. the cab driver was killed when his taxi lost control. he has been identified as jamal singh from san leandro. he was killed when his car dashes crashed into

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