president obama has sung the praises of costco.ething from a speech a little while back. >> we will need our businesses with some of the best in the world to pressure congress and invest in our future and i'll be asking our businesses to set an example by providing decent wages and salaries to their own employees. i'm going to highlight the ones that do just that. companies like costco which pays good wages and offers good benefits. >> as i was reading about this and reading costco employees, forklift operator been there 20 years and said i not only can pay my bills and send my kid to school but i'm socking away a little bit of money. we do know that they do seem to have higher satisfaction, witness the 17% turnover rate but do we know how that translates to profits? >> costco has outperformed sam's club which is its direct rival. >> which is a walmart company. >> it is a walmart company but the direct competitor of costco and same structure in membership fees to walk in the store. >> the argument to this groups have made saying th

costco is off of its 52 week highs by about 8 bucks. seems to be finding some support at this 112 level. i'd want to lean on that level--- alan: what about wendy's? wendy's has gone from 4 to 8. it still has a lot of upside but its double so it's hard to go after that. and the burger mystery is this---in australia they pay a minimum wage of $16 and they still make a lot of money at mcdonald's there. so there's money to be made---they decide how to pay their employees. it's different. but from a stock play, i like walmart from a conservative strategy at these levels. angie: and now for your bonus round question---name 3 songs that contain the word "money." james: money by pink floyd. alan: money....don't know. james: that's all i got. angie: alright, how about she works hard for the money and money for nothing by dire straits. thanks guys. good job. tim biggam joins us on this friday morning for chart talk. happy friday to you tim. > >happy friday to you angie. > >not so happy for hewlett packard. this stock went into a hole on thursday

costco says the customers respond favorably, and the sales numbers reflect it.the way, halloween decorations came out two weeks ago. >> they are on the tail end of christmas, 2012. >> yeah. >> i'm only forecasting to labor day right now, which, by the way there is a slight chance of rain on labor day. i just want to put that extended forecast out there. outside tonight, were you able to take a look at this? it is the blue moon. it actually does appear bluish because you have tough major atmospheric for it blue, the smoke from nearby wild fires are making our full moon look like a blue moon, but in reality, it is a blue moon, too, because it's the third of four full moons in the summer season of 2013. did i make you fire up too many brain cells as you're trying to go to bed? there's a lot of numbers thrown at you fl, but it is a blue moon. currently the temperatures dipped down to 56 degrees. mostly cloudy skies and still clear throughout the trooi valley. highs today substantially cooler than yesterday. around the 70s across the central bay to the mid 70s in san

i've seen them at costco. > >that is true. a lot of companies have gotten in the emergency prepping business. some of the companies have long shelf life products. 10, 20, 25 years i've seen them but i don't know if you wanna eat something that's been around for 20 years. > >well taste maybe isn't the top priority when you're facing a disaster. anthony kovic, thank you so much. > >thank you. bill-- enviornmental concerns are on the rise in japan. japan's government will takeover cleanup efforts following a toxic water leak in a japanese power plant. the fukushima plant was hit by the 20-11 tsnuami. radioactive exposure levels within the plant and among staff have increased since july, when the leak began. the problem was not actually discovered until mid august. still to come: are we living in the age of box office bombs? find out in movies and money. and later on -- the tech stock that traders love -- but is not so popular with average investors. we'll be right back. the butler carried the box office of the second weekend in a

costcos all around the bay area already decked out with snowmen, ribbon, lights and tree decorations.ve it or not. assistant general manager of the store in concord tells us it's about generating excitement early. >> we don't want to be on the tail end of the holiday. we want to be out of the product by mid-november. we'll be completely out of christmas stuff and winding down in early november. >> since this is all about selling, costco says the plan is apparently working. people are buying those christmas items already. halloween decorations just came out two weeks ago. and already christmas. >> already. >> no music though, that's good. >>> time now 4:52. watch out, sunbathers! what was behind this military exercise that ended up on a beach. >> and meet the actress who added a special twist to the first pitch of the game coming your way. ,, Ñá [z >>> let's check your microclimate. in pittsburg it's calming down. temperatures should be heating up about 84 degrees there, even warmer for tomorrow. >> and just a couple of more commutes to go and here's a live look at your thursday mornin

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costco where can people find it? >> guest: they can go to reason.com. >> host: "the united states of paranoia" is your second book. conspiracy theory, jesse walker is the author. here again is the cover. >> here's a look at books he published this week >> you are watching booktv on c-span 2. here is our primetime lineup. >> and "conscious capitalism," professor raj sisodia argues the sources of business and capitalism can be combined to create value for shareholders, workers, customers and society at large. he profiles companies that is tastefully done this. he is interviewed at freedom fest in las vegas. you can watch this 20 minute interview now. >> host: "conscious capitalism." the co-authors ron mackey at vester raj sisodia. joining us at freedom fest here on booktv is professor sisodia. what is conscious capitalism? >> guest: it is a different way of hinting about business. this merited a definition of what our business is about. it's

with cosco is only about seventeen thousand five hundred a year but that's not even the best for costcooffers their customers cheap prices that are comparable to some cases even better than those offered at wal-mart all while paying its workers a decent wage and giving albums ninety percent of them company paid for health plans so what's the difference between these two chain stores well here it is through a simple cost goes founders jeffrey brought in james sinegal aren't among the world's super rich like the walton family is the wall billionaires believe their workers dry and it makes them one of the richest families in the world if not the rich guys who started in the executives who run cosco are merely multi-millionaires the point here is that it is possible for companies to pay their workers a living wage make money and give their customers an excellent product all the same time the idea that we have to choose between paying workers well or having successful businesses is just false that choice only exists when the owners insist on squeezing billions out of their workers. a living

to your point to my name like costco has really outperformed. costco over walmart. look where the sector as come. they have been shopping. in fact, consumer confidence is at multi-year highs. i would not count retailers' out and would not count walmart out either. neil: all right. maybe time warner needs a timeout. could break the bank for warner brothers. could that $50 million for 20 minutes in the new superman movie. investors want to see if it would be worth it. >> this make me you long for the days of adam west or even michael keaton. how many. you might want to start thinking about them. i don't know if there will really never do that man again or whether he is positioning himself for this story is really true and assembly floating the idea. would it be cool? neil: what do you think? >> and a capitalist. 50 million. be a lot to do it for 40. i will do the movie. to the movie for 40 minutes. they talk about ringing the bell and a market. neil: it's not that kind of movie. obviously i get that they get all these people together. people like

. >> we're talking walmart, costco, potentially sam's club.y interesting comment from an executive at sam's club saying the members are trading down from steak to chicken and pork, which suggests to me people are just watching their dollars a bit more these days. >> yeah, like i said, it's a big problem. but the ones who are benefitting from this are the others who can really react to trends. places like costco and sam's club, they buy huge, in bulk and don't have the ability to shift their assortments as their customers needs change. in your example from steaks to chicken. other stores are doing that doing it well and ability to be nimble as the consumer changes is a big win for them. >> mary, just quickly before again, reminder to our viewers we are waiting on the secretary of state john kerry waiting for a press conference. we might have to jump in. >> sure. >> there's a live look at the u.s. state department. our reporters waiting patiently. your take on retail in general. we've talked a lot about housing today. it's been the theme of our

a lot of people e-mled me and costco respects worker more. average houy worker makes $20. different job than flipping burgers, but entry level job. ceo makes $5 million. do you feel better about that? it is a staggering difference, right? >> in terms of skills, you look for example, the world of sports, look at baseball. how much does a baseball star get vis-a-vis the person selling hotdogs in stadium stand? probably 10,000 times as much but the relevance is, what kind of talent do you have, what is demand for that kind of talent. mcdonald's in theast 12 years, thompson's predecessors done a fans fantastic job turn turning around a company in trouble, in decline into a dynamic growth company and the envy of the industry. it is a fantastic performance. to get that from a mere 13 or 14 mlion, that's a bargain for multimillion-dollar company. melissa: seems like a bargain. one of the metrics, maybe if we're coming up with numbers to make the discussion relevant, look at increase in wages ofeo versus the average employee. we looked at one research firm that didthat for public

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always said to not have too much in one stock and i find myself having 25% of my portfolio is in costcohat's a tough one, pat. >> caller: i love the store, it's six miles from my house and the stock i bought very, very low and it's done very, very well. >> i know it's tough to pay the taxes. by the way, i've got to tell you i think i would have to -- 20% even as my charitable trust has a big position in costco looking to buy it at $110. let's go to bob in florida. bob? >> caller: hey, nokia, nokia. >> i'm not going to disagree with that. i've been recommending it like three and change, everyone thinks i'm a total bozo, but i think the stock can inch up to five without a problem and then we're going to ca-ching ca-ching that because it ain't that good of a company. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll

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have a turkey give away i've begged and begged from a truck to help us drive 5 hundred turkeys from costco so we can give those 5 hundred turkeys free to i believe i think this past year we served about 5 hundred families so thank you. another event whether there constantly involved in the toys drive which captain mentioned which is a collaboration we do with the families in action. we provided 2 hundred plus gifts annually with the help of other. they also are present in our events in my loonor year and our annual easter events so it's a collaboration which we appreciate as well. so kudos and thank you to them. and some of the concerns i have we have mentioned in the past but definitely the r or o r mc is due to the violence that's happening in the last 3 years. if you go in front of our office 156 broad street there's been a memorial there for two years bus it's a constant reminded to our clients that something happened there >> okay. so briefly. due to the violence we've seen we have seen anxiety and depression and we're working with long fell and sheraton to support the kids. thank you

costco having to hold up. >> there are a group of many people who are worried about their jobs if they have jobs. they're not well-paid jobs, they can't own their home, and in addition, they don't feel like they have adequate provision and access of public services, education and health. and that is particularly true for the long-term unemployed, for the younger unemployed, and it's particularly true for those below the poverty line. on the other hand, we have a group of people that are better off. they have done extremely well. why? because they have asseccess to family assets. and family assets have been bolstered in an attempt to improve financial accuracy. you're not getting enough growth, you're not getting enough job creation, and it's not an engineering problem. that's what's most frustrating, christine, it's not an engineering problem, it's a political problem that has to do with incredible polarization in washington. >> so it's a washington problem. do you think the economy would be doing better if washington had its act together a little more. part-time jobs, low-wage jobs, t

they're pulline out the mums and somebody justjt wrote on facebook that halloween costumes are out at costco. >> we have halloween costume c catalog about three, four weeks ago. >> pushing the season. >> it is fun to look forward to that. >> so i forget how much i love fall around here. >> fall is great. the consulation that september and october is the nicest weather we get here. >> thanks. >>> singer jennifer lopez returning to the american idol judge's table. j.-low's boyfriend cas per smarp spilled the beans. he was administer the impression fox made the announcement. she will be joined by rirningir judge keith urban, and it returns for the 13 season in 2014. >>> the butler got success at the box office. the new film took home the top spot with $25 million. $ the comedy where are the millers finished second with 17 million dollars. and the top five were the disney animated film, plane. >>> coming up, the coach behind the red skins and after working overtime, the nats sneak a win over the first-place braves. scott smith is up next with sunday in sports. [ man ] launch sequence initiated.

they want to start stocking a limited range of goods to take on the kind of costcos of the world, that's the model. amazon like. they'll start selling goods from those warehouses. they want to put the goods in the warehouses. an interesting diversion from how the coupon business started. >> pretty limited. a.m. amazon is huge though. we've talked about blackberry's struggles. what's the latest they're trying to do to get things going? >> yeah, well, the stock is down 19% year to date. maybe blackberry are getting the message and it's all about bbm. it's going to be spun off. it's strange, you know, the new handsets don't seem to have moved the needle on this business. they are looking at other ways of realizing value. perhaps spinning out bbm will do that. there are business analysts say a way also of positioning the company may be through a sale or splitup of further divisions. that vital speculation. bbm does look like it's going to get hived off, brian. >> jeff cutmore live for us in london with cnbc. >>> we gauge everything in life how close we come to the "jetsons." nissan said it w

witnesses say security sources stormed a mosque in costco, who had supporters barricaded inside.ll have a live report at the top of the hour. a show of bipartisan as theteams and republicans are showing outrage over nsa report showing dozen of errors. that's as an official charged to protect the privacy. governor huckabee does not agree. we'll talk to him and get a live report from national security correspondent jennifer griffin. the regulatory run-around. is the obama administration going around congress to push its environmental agenda? we'll have a fair and balanced debate next on america's news headquarters. ♪ ♪ >> eric: the president might have a lot -- >> we don't have a domestic spying program. >> new leaks are exposing this. >> wayne, can this get worse? >> i'm in favor of the fourth amendment. if you violate the constitution, it was written for a purpose. we're a society of law and not of men. we are not expecting those things to happen under any circumstances. there is no excuse for it. happening. when you start suspending the civil liberties for the purpose -- and abu

that was followed of course by target and costco. then in this decade, you've had the rise of amazon as the dominant online retailer and all these trends have hurt sears badly and set off this long, slow decline we're seeing. > >and the ceo, the man who owns all the stock--ed lambert he's been dancing. he's been trying all kinds of new things and they point out that their loyalty program has gotten good positive growth numbers. > >well, they're signing up a lot of people for their loyalty program, but the key to a loyalty program is to get the people who join the program to buy more from you than they were already buying. so you can make everybody who shops there a loyalty club member but if it doesn't make them increase their purchases from what they were buying already, it's not--- > >well of course because you're giving them discounts. > >you're right. and that's what we saw in this quarter. sears sales continued to decline, despite the success of the loyalty program, and the giveaways under the loyalty program squeezed profits. >

in the beginning i brought junk food and safe way and costco and the cheapest thing to buy for the youth meetings and three years into my time that students actually asked me to buy fruit and vegetable it is for meetings instead and i remember being stunned and 16 and 17 year olds were asking to change the food but i think it had to do with the change in curriculum anung change my purchasing behavior. hi to think about buying fresh fruit affordably and i realized in chinatown you could do it and a lot of the stores pay the same rent as businesses in union square but they're able to sell fruits and vegetables and produce affordably to low income residents in the neighborhood and still succeed economically and for those of us -- like me that grew up eating junk food, a lot of mcdonald's, kfc and this is what my parents did and it's good to have that education. i appreciate what kenneth had to say and we had to learn how to eat and be healthy. >> and i know a number of the speakers are from the youth institute and the project and educating me as well, and also not only the food guardians bu

. >> reporter: is he when it came time for a replacement, the retiree turned to costco, the big box store offers a free car buying service that helps members get a good deal on a new car and many other associations have similar programs that promise big savings. >> thieves large organizations will leverage their power to give their members some additional benefits and sort of an inside track. >> reporter: phil reed of edmunds.com says the services typically point buyers to a representative at a designated dealership that will give buyers a price up front. another way to avoid showroom haggling, get dealers to compete for your business. sites like car woo, start the process by cooking dealers on your behalf. but checkbook.org recommends calling dealerships directly. start by asking for the fleet manager and be clear about why you're calling. >> tell the dealers, look, you only get one shot to give me your best price. if you don't give me a price over the phone right now i'm going to call the next guy. >> reporter: knowing the bottom line is crucial. sites like edmunds now provide the invoi

in terms of profitability costco gets a much better multiple from the market than walmart. maybe it would help some of these companies if they had better employee relations. >> how would that issue have played say in a campaign where the two sides fall? >> on the question of minimum wage. >> or doubling it. >> it's one of the basic philosophical divide between the parties. to the idea that companies never say go ahead and raise it they say don't. do not raise minimum wage it will hurt the bottom line, it's going to hurt our business. minimum wage has been raised how many times? identify never seen a study that linked that. >> steve, is there any piece of information that could make you oppose -- is there anything you could learn about how it could stifle -- is there anything that could convince you to advocate against. is there any economic condition in this country such as our employment rate, our under employment rate that could make you say as much as i am purely in favor of raising wages even i am nervous about how fragile -- >> there's not a simple answer. i'm raising

super-cheap discounts on supplies.kohl's is offering scratch-off game pieces.and retailers such as costco are already stocking shelves with halloween gear. it's heavy week of retail earnings with target, jcpenney, home depot and best buy all reporting.. last week, cautious comments from walmart and macy's rocked the stocks.macy's says instead of buying summer clothes-- shoppers are spending money on big ticket items including cars and items to spruce up their homes. macy's missed on earnings for the first time in more than 6 years.investors punished macy's and walmart by selling the stocks. well we definitely seems like we've got a little bit more of a herd mentality going on we definitly noticed it up in the officethat when stocks either beat or miss it seems like they are really moving." friday-- nordstrom shares fell more than $2 after the retailer forecasted a bleak sales outlook. investors are holding out hope for dell. shares of the company held it together friday, following disappointing earnings that revealed revenue dropped 72% in the second quarter. shares rose 12 cents to close

i went to a small pet food store to buy bags because they were big bags so we went to places like costco orbecause these are 50 pound bag and is you're going to search around for parking on chest nut street and you find a few blocks away and you have to lug that thing in the car and it's not really practical, but what i think is, you know, the competition, it's a different kind of product and if there is a store that has parking and is going to make it easier for that customer who needs this particular supply, in fact, the man who was a pet food wholesaler made it clear that some of the smaller pet stores carried products that weren't in pet food express or any of the larger stores. it's a different market and they can co-exist, and like anyone else for all kinds of products all shop in a neighborhood hardware store and once in a while, i'll go to a big box store where you have to get a huge quantity of something, but most of the time, it's not worth making the drive to try to do that. as far as the particular site in mind here, in an ideal world, this is -- it has always been a formula

food storage, and then the second question is water bottles, say for instance i have a case of like costco water in my trunk that i just keep, is it the heat that's leeching stuff into the water or is the sun breaking down the plastic, what is getting leaked into the water, is it the bpa or other toxins? >> these are great questions and they're kind of the same answer in a way. heat and light can both make plastic break down, either alone or in connection, i lived for a long time in arizona that if you leave your water in the car, it's cooking and getting exposed to light, but either one of those can lead chemicals to leak into the plastic, with bpa, we know, for instance, that it's hundreds of times more is leaked in with high heat than with low heat, it's just the nature of plastics. but the chemicals in most food contacts like that and your water bottles are usually a number 1, the main chemical in most of those is usually relatively safe in the scheme of things, but then different companies will put different additives to give that plastic the property they want and so a study that cam

at costco for instance we found a 24-hour fitness membership for half off. just $14.50 a month.ly, tip number three, if the price still doesn't fit, try these free downloads. follow along with yoga yak, where you can find 200 free yoga classes, nike's training club, 100 free targeted workouts, and my fitness pal which counts calories burned and consumed. >> i didn't realize that there are so many apps. >> reporter: in all these moms can shed $2,226 in costs this year. spinning their wheels? our moms can now save that for the gym. >> that's real money. >> reporter: also make sure you check with your health insurance company. that's right, your health insurance company, to see if they offer discounted memberships. many of them do, but you have to ask for it. diane, i had absolutely no idea this existed. qu out that 40 discounted gyms were right in my area. >> wow, a lot of people can make that quick call. we'll see you again tomorrow night. >> that's right. tomorrow as we head into the weekend, family night out just got a lot more fun and affordable. >> we'll be watching. thank yo

might be at costco. where you'll pay only $15.99 for two movie tickets.nd finally, tip number three, if you're looking for amusement at a theme park, the best deals might be on the park's facebook page, not their website. our expert found a bargain at a nearby park. >> it gets you one ticket free, so you buy one, get one free. >> yeah, that's great. >> reporter: over one year the average american family can find nearly $1,300 following our tips. for the rodriguez crew, family night out is back. >> that's real money! >> paula is with us now. groupon, who knew? >> that's right. groupon reserve, what's so nice, you don't have to hand over that coupon. it's absolutely free. you book your reservation, it's automatically deducted from your bill. >> go to facebook and click too, to go to the park. >> that's right. >>> when we come back, the need for speed. who is our person of the week? >>> then, listen to this. ♪ >> you won't be able to get it out of your head now. the song of the summer, "blurred lines". but tonight, was it already a summer hit years ago? the

that is where you start negotiations you can try costco.hey've got a service worth checking out fu. don't like to go to dealerships e mail them. >> we're armed with more information. >> absolutely. >> and more coming up at 5:00? >> yes. i do. coming up eating your fiber and liking it. finding best serials for you excellent. thank you. >> sure. >> also ahead the fear this could happen here. >> yes. if a refunry moves forward with a plan it says is vital to staying competitive. >> i'm cheryl jennings. coming up a play leads to the injury of a teen who now says he was attacked. and... what back to school means if you're a college freshman. a range of emo >>> is there a scenario you can envision? >> no. not with propane. it's too los to people. >> residents' concerns only grew after a explosion alt a florida plant. but they say they're just trying to catch up to competitors in the bay area that others already have propane plants on site. right now we burn knit furnaces. something cleaner burning the propane transported off site. it's the storag

. >> christmas is four months off but costco is not working on the same calendar already out with holidayroducts and as one shopper in virginia tells consumers, he went to his local store to pick up beef but was growthed by this, a big snowman for sale. that is business news this morning. >> we want to go to breaking news following, heavy police presence following a shooting in downtown san francisco. matt keller is on the scene with that story. >> the shooting happened a block away from market street and a few blocks away from city hall. the photographer will show you the road closings here at taylor extending all the way to mason where lives are blocking the road. the shooting has been confirmed happened right here at taylor a few feet away from the intersection here in front of the club 21 with confirmation that one person has been shot. we do not know the victim's condition. the suspect information is unknown at this time and that is according to san francisco police and they are not releasing any information at this time and you can see only police officers are here questioning some

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costco and gap had to cut their prices.hy aren't americans enjoying low interest rates and high stock prices more? >> we're living, christine, in a t two-speed economy. on the one hand, there is a group of people, many people, who are worried about their jobs if they have jobs. they're not well paid jobs. they can't own their home. in addition, they don't feel that they have adequate providin provision and access of public service education and hale. that is heart attackly true for the long term unemployed, younger unemployed and particularly true for those below the poverty line. on the other hand, we have a group of people better off, they have done extremely well. why? they have access to financial assets. financial assets have been bolstered in an attempt to improve economic policy. the problem is this is not trickling down, not getting inclusive growth and not getting job creation. it is not an engineering problem, that is most frustrating, not an engineering problem a political problem has to do with incredible polari

they are doing well this time of year like costco and american eagle. they report sluggish revenue. better deals are underway for all of us shoppers. >> jolene kent glad to hear that better deals. >> a perfect game. the guy needs one more strike to bowl a 300. the ball looks destined to knock down all of the pins. out of nowhere that stupid rack dropped righted down in front of the ball and ruins everything. next a half naked fan rushes on stage at a concert. a fast moving security guard nails him with an nfl style tackle. was that you patti ann? >> a dog that will make your heart melt wihen a pooch as pal has trouble opening the door. he comes over and opens it for him. i like that one. i think that's my favorite. you can tweet them to us at foxfriendsfirst or e-mail us at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >> i like the dog, too. straight ahead the mysterious death of a college football star finally solved. >> he ran from police until there was nowhere left to go. incredible ending to a high speed chase. of course it was all caught on camera. [ female announcer ] the best thing about th