we can make a hedged bet to the upside. >> do you like costco or the trade? >> i don't love costco. the charts shape up to move up, but i don't love it from a fundamental standpoint when you look at growth being 10% over the next five years, 8% growth in the coming quarters and a stock sitting at 27, i would be leery how high can costco continue to go. i would look for other names in the consumer discretionary to play to the upside, priceline that i like playing as long as prices stay cheap. there's other ways to play consumer discretionary but this is a trade here call spread for a slight play to the upside and maybe get bling off the chart and bang for your buck. >> charting ability? >> it's only fair if i don't use the vix -- >> payback. >> right. >> you know, so there's a discretionary element. it's a lot of groceries and gas and that type of thing. it's not as sort of cycle cal -- >> compare it to walmart or target. it's the one that is growing for better than the other two. you're better off in this one. >> good debate. >> talk about money in the banks, they made a killing on

costco's latest profits topped estimates. have you ever had the crab dip from costco? people love it. we will look at why the largest warehouse club chain is gaining over rivals like sam's club. if you thought the wearable wars were -- you just got a lot uglier. ,awbone is going after fitbit taking them to court accusing the company of slandering its employees and making off with critical secrets. denies thet accusations and plans to fight back in court. here with some insight on the stories sheryl come in attorney and chair of the later employment -- labor employment group. she joins us from chicago. welcome to the broadcast. how strong is jawbone's case here? -- and hasntention been taking illegally? >> question. all we are facing right now is the allegations in a 30 page complaint. not had the opportunity to formally respond to the complaints, so we cannot surmise whether these allegations will be proven true and how the lawsuit will play out. stephanie: let's say you are jawbone. you've gone through the complaint. who are doing questionable things just before leavi

i'd be leery, how high could costco continue to grow. as long as oil prices stay relatively cheap here and don't explode to the up side as well. there are other ways to play consumer discretionary here. maybe you get a little bling off the charts like carter pointed out. >> he's questioning your charting ability. >> it's only fair if i don't use the vix. >> oh, it's payback. >> there's a discretionary element to this. i it's not as cyclical. >> compare it to a walmart, compare it to target. if you're going to be in a space, you're better off in this someone. >> coming up, talk about money on the banks. they've got a way to make even more cash right after this. here at td ameritrade, they work hard. wow, that was random. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting dumped every third tuesday. this happens every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart, plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to pre

this is a hedge bet. >> do you like costco or this trade? >> you like costco. i don't love it from a fundamental standpoint. look at estimates in growth 10% in coming years, 8% in coming quarter. i'd be leery how costco can possibly go. names like price line i like playing as long as oil prices stay cheap and don't explode to upside as well. i think there's other ways to play. this is a nice call spread playing slight play to upside maybe get bling on charts and get bang for your buck. >> questioning chart blt. >> it's only fair if i don't use the vix. >> payback. >> right. no. obviously so there's discretionary element to this. there's a big staples element. there's a lot of groceries and gas, that kind of thing. it's not as sort of cynical as a -- >> compare to wal-mart. compare to target. if you take a look at it fundamentally, it's growing far better than the other two. if you're in a space, better off in this one. >> good debate. >>> talk about money in the banks. carter and cohen made a killing on financials and have a way to make more cash right after th

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do you remember the costco employee who has terminal cancer?t, he got a generous >>> covering walnut creek burlingame campbell and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. >>> i'm ama daetz in the abc 7 newsroom. coming up new at 6:00, forced out with nowhere to go. 7 on your side catches up with the san francisco woman whose rent suddenly went up 400%. find out how she's fighting back. also, the lasting impression left by two young women from kenya given quite an educational opportunity right here in the bay area. >>> and the unique way you can watch sunday's warriors game with a crowd if you don't want to go to a sports bar. all that plus much more coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. see you then. >> thank you, am a very much. see you then. >>> a costco greeter who said he is richer than bill gates because of the emotional support he received launched a campaign for sick children today. >> this guy is just terrific. >> abc 7 news was at the costco as arly smith took donations for the miracle balloon campaign benefiting children's hospital oakland.

gazette.com reports that costco is asking a judge to step in. last month the county board of appeals blocked costco from building a 16-pump station near the mall. the board cited health concerns. the president opposed to the gas station calls the latest appeal from costco astonishing. >>> 4:37. caps fans are waking up feeling good after a thrilling game last night. >> four seconds left in regulation time. ovechkin out in front and they score! joel ward. >> joel ward scoring the game-winning goal with just 1.3 seconds left in the game, aaron. 1.3 seconds. that's huge. they win an important game one on the road taking the home series advantage away from the rangers. game two is tomorrow at 12:30 in new york. watch it right here on nbc4. go caps. many nfl experts are praising the redskins for making a smart draft pick with the fifth pick, they drafted offensive lineman brandon scherff from iowa. he's 6'5", and about 320 pounds. >> yeah. >> he's a big person. yeah. he says this is a dream come true -- it's hard to wrap my head -- he's been here one

ebay is way bigger than costco. have to believe the ceo sl will have a relationship with former partner. he worked at at&t. i bet the relationships prove him helpful. basically paypal will be a new ipo with a huge book of business. it will be able to partner with anybody. a huge opportunity in the form of paypal credit. paypal interest rate is 19.99%. just as vicious as any credit card company. here's the bottom line. i cannot wait for ebay to spin-off paypal. i believe it will be terrific and stock will become a core holding for tons of money managers. if you can get a piece for a reasonable evaluation when we get closer to the spin-off i'm telling you to grab some. "mad money" is back after the break. >>> it is time for "lightning round." then the lightning round is over. are you ready ski daddy? time for the lightning round. time for les in pennsylvania. >> how's it going? what's going on? >> great. i bought pdli couple months ago for 9% dividend and low pe. i'm wondering what you think of the stock. >> i've seen

am zan skprim costco. amazon prime at a cost of $99 is ridiculously cheap service that i use several times a week call me addicted. i'm surprised when i hear people aren't members. i could see amazon going higher. costco i go there for all my staples. they could double the price of my membership and i wouldn't blanch. given the money i save and the free samples i scarf when i go there for the only free lunch left besides diversification. when they raised prices a few years ago it didn't skip aeck beat. bottom line these are still bargains, although as with any bargain of course i'd like them more at lower price. how about we go to james in georgia. >> caller: hello skbrimy. congratulations as a newlywed. >> i'm loving it. i have got to tell you. it's so far been real fab. >> caller: good. keep it up. three years ago i saw sirius as a major player in their industry and purchased the stock. the stock hasn't hit $5 in three years. are there any upcoming tail winds that will push sirius to $5 and give me a rea

>> long term costco has a phenomenal business model.t only a high renewal rate on the membership fee, but they are continuing to expand globally. they are in multiple countries. they just did a big deal moving from american express to visa that could pad the bottom line. there's a lot of long-term factors to like here. we just want to wait a little bit better entry price point. >> now we heard from a number of retailers you cover, which one looks like a better deal? >> we prefer within the discount space a name like dollar general, which is still a growth story along with solid same-store sales. no affects or currency pressures there we like the athletic group like foot locker that put up strong results. within the department store space, nordstrom stood out in terms of their topline performance. >> thanks for the tips. paul, good to see you on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> thanks for having me. >>> call it the netflix effect. the invisible hand of the streaming media pioneer touched everything from the failed comcast tim

the county board of appeals blocked costco's plan.ette.net is reporting that costco is asking a judge to step in. the president of the civic association opposed to the gas station calls the latest move astonishing. >>> the u.s. closed its ebola clinic in liberia. the country is now conducting a 42-day countdown to be officially declared ebola free. the u.s. helped build 15 treatment units and trained more than 1,000 health care workers. the outbreak killed more than 10,000 people across west africa. >>> 5:18 now. news for your health you may want to think twice before going for that soda today. new research says cutting out just one sugary drink per day can significantly lower the risk of type ii diabetes. they say replacing one sugary beverage with water, coffee or unsweetened tea could lower your risk for diabetes by as much as 25%. >>> well you can video chat with your doctor. insurance company united health care will start covering virtual doctor visits. it will allow patients and physicians to talk live online using a smart phone

we were at the costco in danville as harley smith took do initial for costco miracle balloon company ucsf children hospital oakland. >> that's right. smith is sick himself with bone cancers as well as ms. you wouldn't know it though from the super hero if cape flashy glasses and attitude. >> customers raised money for him. he decideed to give all the money to the kids. >> what is happening is really a miracle. all this attention is being brought do them. fight 65000 dollars has been raised so far. >> what a great die. >> absolutely. >> another 30 minutes of news at 9:00 coming up next. you. >> we remember the voice behind one of the grit east pop song of all time. >> also security guard gun is found in a bath room at the u.s. capitol. this isn't the first time it has happened. >> big man with an even bigger heart pulls off a heart warming listen up... i'm reworking the menu. veggies you're cool... mayo, corn dogs... you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein... and 26 vitamins and minerals. and now with... ...twi

gazette.net now reporting that costco now is asking a judge to step in. the president of the civic association opposed to the gas station calls costco's latest move astonishing. >>> it is now 6:37. lawmakers and hill staffers, is all that bickering getting to you perhaps? do you need a break? it is friday after all. you're invited to yoga on the hill. at starts at 7:45 a.m. take note, we just learned the location has changed. instead of the east lawn of the capitol, the yoga will be at the cannon house caucus room. probably because of the rain. hosted by the new congressional yoga association. this is first time we're doing yoga on the hill. >>> well, a new push this morning to better equip police officers, the steps the federal government is ready to take to help departments pay for police body cameras. >>> black smoke rising over an airport is never a scene you want to see, but you don't need to worry if you see that tomorrow. the focus of a drill playing out at >>> a live look at dulles airport this morning. if you see smoke billowing tomorrow from dul

julie: let's talk about costco. season for a mixed the retailers. how do you think costco will do?rade and costco is bullish. i want to buy the june 148-152.5 call spread and pay $.85, $.90 for it. it is an expensive stock and it has not sold along with the rest of the details sector which has really seen a lot of bearish pressure on the stocks, walmart, target, they have also old off with oil -- all sold off with oil coming back from the lows. the membership rates are going up. they are opening stores, and it is a very good lish long-term story. there might be some hiccups along the way. sales might take a hit as a result. julie: thank you so much. much more "bloomberg market day" after this break. ♪ . pimm: it is not :00 a.m. in san francisco, midnight in hong kong. -- 9:00 a.m. in san francisco. betty: they cost of living rises at a faster pace than expected in april. we will take a look at another round of talks on the greek debt crisis. german finance minister says he is considering a parallel currency for greece. betty: we will look at how theme parks have become increasingly

are you being consistent with costco?two things. one we have a new trial. we have our own people. creekers. >> yeah. >> they share the stories about what we're doing and actually we're one of the least expensive mayos in costco so it's the philosophy of breaking through this alternative nonsense and reaching everyone. >> now it's a hot day. i remember when i was running track my mom made me a sandwich it was a tuna sandwich and she told me if it gets hot don't eat it because of the mayo. can we take a look to see what you've got here? it's bacon mayo. >> i'd love to make you some. >> we're not going to get salmonella. >> not only are you not going to get salmonella you're not going to consume any cholesterol. >> you like how it tastes and you want turkey and cheese. >> i like turkey. >> no, you probably want a lot. do you mind holding the lettuce? give me the slice so i can put the mayo on there. perfect. get a good amount for you. and again the whole purpose is jim, i want you to enjoy good food and make it a little bit

should i stay on to it or has costco seen the last frontier in the summer of 2015? >> thank you for saying you've seen every episode. they are written pieces they are episodes. costco i wrote a piece in the street.com that i thought the stock is ridiculously under valued. i think cost coloradoco is a buy. that makes sense. let's go to peter in new york. peter? >> caller: big boo-yah. >> i'll see you for cinco de mayo. >> caller: for those short ribs. jim, i know you like the cybersecurity sector and have your favorites but i've been following the stock that keeps killing it. they keep raising guidance each of the last six guarders and got big customer wins. lots of momentum, great aught authenticity. >> our viewers are great. i was looking at palo alto. i have to look at vasco. maybe add it to the arsenal of cybersecurity strikes we like so much. let's go to martha in florida, martha? >> caller: hi, jim, i'm martha i'm in palm beach gardens, the hidden gem of palm beach county. life can be meaningful purposeful and beautiful if one has the right guidance and solutio

when i go to costco i see lines aisles full of organic food. i cant even get for example tomato paste or tomato sauce that's not organic and at the same cost so i think the price differential has really changed and it's coming into our local grocery stores. i shop at the farmers market. most of the produce there is organic with comparable price to non organic and i think the americans and people throughout the world have embraced organic foods because from an environmental point of view it is better for our planet and our latest recommendations of the dietary guidelines advisory committee that came out this week says we need to be concerned about the health of our planet moving forward. we need to eat more plant based foods, fewer animal products that use a lot of resources such as water, and we have to feed animals of course grains. it costs a lot of energy to grow and transport so when we look at organic i think it's here to stay and again price differential is not that great any more. another thing that we have to look in journalism, is orga

the chase began shortly after midnight near the costco and colma, it started in the residential areahe officer observed it and saw it was suspicious running late at night and discovered that the vehicle was stolen he ran the license plate. the officer attempted to stop the vehicle, allegedly the vehicle attempted to ram the patrol vehicle and a pursuit ensued. >> the officer chased the suspect four miles through san francisco into daley city, he ran several stop lights along the way. once the driver crashed, he tried evade officers, but was caught jumping over the fence. they'll be shut down until probably 8:00 this morning because of the diesel spill which spans an entire block right now, 75 gallons, and luckily they did not get into the storm drains. we did speak again with police recently and they told us that the suspect faces potential charges with assault with a deadly weapon an officer, evading the officer and possession of a stolen vehicle. this is a major thorough fair and if you need to get through avoid the area, there's been a backup here this morning, try to avoid the ar

costco reports after the bell.pete what are you say something. >> well, i think that i would be impressed. you look at the april numbers and they were strong. you had weakness but the u.s. was up in two percent. this reminds me of home depot. they execute at any level. if we look, discounters have done extremely well. >>> walmart would kill for half of it. they trade at a premium that they deserve. if you see weakness you buy it. >>> tiffany the retailer and first corner earnings before the bell. >> this is a company that i was long somewhere half where in the quarter. they announced the dividens and they announced the guidance for the first time this year. japanese is up 30 percent and these numbers are not going good. the question is what are they in guide for. it's a little bit of a head wind now that they have pulled back. they have traded with an 84 low. they're trading at a multiple for itself and it should. the comps get a lot better. you can own it and if you stop it's not a great place to be. >> i am watch

we were at the costco in danville yesterday as he took up donation for children's hospital oakland. he also has bone cancer and multiple sclerosis but you wouldn't know from his superhero cape, flashy glasses and up-beat attitude. he said customers raised money for him and now he decides to give it to the kids. >> it's a miracle. all these attention going to them. >> $65,000 has been raised so far. >>> an artist will get his painting back thanks to an abc7 news story. a couple walking through san francisco's north beach neighborhood thought someone left it for the taking. we aired the surveillance video thursday night along with the artist's plea to get it back. a friend saw our story and called them and they agreed to return it. >> a hunter accused of starting a massive wildfire in yosemite will have his charges dropped. it was one of the biggest fires in california history but prosecutors say they can flow longer prove their case after two key witnesses died. >> the rim fire started at the bottom of this canyon between groveland and yosemite and quickly moved in all possible direc

costco has proven that.end consumers to spend money as long as you have same level of product quality skus. they have done that i think ultimately hurt profits. help the revenue short term. but unu ultimately at end of the day it will cannibalize profits. >> i will move on to mcdonald's. they have a new idea to reinvent themselves. goodness knows they need it, right? they have a new mascot for the hamburglar. they redesigned the hamburglar. we talked to folks in new york city about the hamburglar. we asked them what they thought of the new guy on the right? who is that? that is the question i asked. listen to this i need you to identify someone, this person right here. who do you think that is? >> i have no idea. >> do you know who this is? >> no. gerri: who is this? >> oh, that is justin timberlake. >> no. hold on, was he in evita? was he in "evita"? handsome young stylish guy. gerri: would this guy get you to eat more hamburgers? >> probably if he is threatening me. gerri: would you buy a hamburger from th

amazon prime, think of it like a costco membership. you join. you get free shipping in two days.rk says 80% of people sign up for amazon prime to get the free shipping in two days. 40% renew for the streaming. if it is a membership model that is what amazon has with prime. what walmart is doing is try to figure out other markets where they can get scale by doing more regular deliveries. that is the way to think of the talk. is that where walmart is going? emily: there are a lot of unknowns. we don't know who is going be testing this out. two giants we will be watching. thank you both. it is time for the daily bite. a number that tells a whole lot. 13.3 billion. that is how much money sharp has lost her the company struggling under a mountain of debt since its rivals began undercutting its core business in display tvs. sharp posted a loss seven times bigger than forecast but lenders are coming to the rescue by $1.7 billion in stock. sharp will/10% of its workforce. don't miss studio 1.0 tonight. ♪ mark: with all do respect to john bolton's decision not to run for president -- >> ♪

>> slight positive for costco.t the end of the day a customer isn't going to go because they no longer offer american express. they'll get a better deal with their new partners. pass half of that on to the customer. keep half to themselves which we think is about 25 million a quarter. it's a positive. >> we'll leave it there. thank you for coming in this morning. >> coming up t home where f. scott fitzgerald penned the great gatsby is for sale. but first a look at s&p 500 winners and losers. ♪ seven out of ten power outages in the us are caused by weather. but utilities can now predict where the power will go out, within a few city blocks. working with ibm they're combining micro weather forecasts with detailed data from local sensors. to predict where outages are likely to occur. and send crews exactly where they're needed, when they're needed. ibm analytics from the internet of things is making energy smarter every day. >>> the home where f. scotts fitzgerald penned the great gatsby is for sale. it could be yours

brad: instacart fulfills from costco or whole foods and delivers it.aha: it is a delivery on-demand model for groceries. amazon is going retro and taking the web band circa 1999 approach which is we will own the warehouses, the trucks and even own the supply chain in selling milk and baby food -- brad: they did diapers last year and then they had to stop the sell because of the manufacturer. what are the risks here? what does amazon need to be worried about? maha: amazon becomes a consumer packaged goods companies and there are risks associated with that going as far as having fun with the fda and dealing with any outbreaks, particularly with dairy foods. and, they are owning the supply chain through the delivery so there is really no one to blame but themselves for a really low-margin product. brad: they can drive prices down which they love to do. we have seen amazon expand same-day delivery to 14 cities. it seems like they have really started to notice companies like instacart, maybe one day uber, that turns stores into delivery nodes. is amazon try

costco will be reporting quarterly earn agos. on monday the markets are closed for memorial day. tuesday durable goods orders are due they range from refrigerators to airplanes and things that don't need to be purchased regular. >> and a ncfo at google whether have her first day. and e second estimate for gdp will be released. it is memorial day weekend and america is paying tribute to the men and women who gave their lives to our country. it is also a time to think of our veterans. joining us right now is our gene your personal finance correspondent sharon epperson. we know that the economy has be recovering. it helped out americans across the board. i just wonder if that in itself is helping the transition for some of our veterans. >> it is but keep in mind it is a different situation when you're used to a city paycheck, you're used to benefits available to you. many service members are able to built up savings even better in some cases. so those are issues that they really need to seek out some l counselling for and many just don't nowhere to turn. do to ease some of the strai

and make that more cost effective all of a sudden to do the work in the low tiered customers the costco come in in a good way there are potential impacts but i agree with the overall assessments of the program. >> yesterday president breed and i co-sponsored a process to enable the puc to go forward with purchase power purchase agreements later this year and i guess think that is important that we get the ball rolling as quickly as possible i believe that that be h be unconventional perhaps as the thirty day rule to move quickly hopefully the puc is drafting the proposals for the bias is that something that what happen the puc is drafting we're ready to go once the legislation ready to go. >> we've begun you know we've dusted off the work we've done before on drafting the requests for offers and bringing in consulting support that will allow us to have better insight into the process their implemented merry run and others so we think we're poised to hit the ground running we have had prior conversations with the members of the board of supervisors with supervisor breed in particular abo

shopped in our neighborhoods and bought our things in the neighborhood but with the evolution of costco's and online shopping it makes it hard for neighborhood to have retail things particular tough in an area with elevation changes hopping down the hill to pick up something is a little bit tough internal revenue than more neighborhoods i'm in support i agree with the supervisors moore and others said the staff reports have to be more competitive in the future. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much just real quick i'm in support of this project but for the staffer for this particular case it seems as although i can't remember the whole list of criteria for businesses to not be inevitable for this program i'm asking specifically it sort of a various from our requirement part of it for example, their increasing the concentration above the recommended amount of eating establishment in this area it this isn't going you find this to be the case you'll have to pull it out of regular program or. >> for the record with the planning department commissioner johnson the answer is no it did

it all started at midnight at the costco in colma. >> an officer observed the vehicle coming in to the residential area and found it suspicious being it was late at night, ran the license plate and discovered the vehicle was stolen. the officer attempted to stop the vehicle at which point allegedly the vehicle attempted to ram the patrol vehicle and a pursuit ensued. >> the suspect who was driving the stolen dump truck could face several criminal charges including assault with a deadly weapon against an officer, possession of a stolen vehicle and evading an officer. >>> four teens suspected of assaulting two people overnight were captured by police this morning. authorities say they started punching random people walking dune the street. janine de la vega has more. >> reporter: this is really unsettling for the people who live here in this north san jose neighborhood. this is near morill avenue and croply. it's not a high-crime area. two pedestrians were viciously attacked. police took four males into custody. k-9s found three hiding in a backyard of one. homes in the neighborhood. the

police arrested a man on long island yesterday after he stripped naked and threatened costco customersa machete. luckily costco customers were able to subdue him with a 50 pack of paper towels. [ laughter ] [ applause ] you gotta have a real long machete to get through a 50 pack of paper towels. a new report shows that while the apple watch retails for $349 and up, it costs just $84 to make. $84, wow. that means it takes a chinese kid 84 hours to make one. [ laughter ] if you're feeling bad about the fact that a chinese kid only makes a dollar an hour, i assure you it's less. [ laughter ] just imagine how they feel. they probably have this on in the break room, they're watching a little "late night." [ light laughter ] see that, they're thinking, "what a dollar an hour? i wish." to make matters worse, they only get -- their break's only one joke long. that was the only joke they saw. they probably didn't -- they probably missed this whole part. [ light laughter ] i don't know, though. i don't know. thank you. uh -- let's move onto some e-cigarette news. because i do want this show to b

. >> white people love costco. you could hook them up easy. >> larry: i would prefer casinos.ou want to pull out the next one? >> yeah let's go. 50 shades of grey. >> whofs been reading reading this -- >> sorry, guys. i don't know how that got in there. ( laughter ) sorry. catch up on my reading. i apologize for that. oh very-- oh, that is a very cold egg. >> an egg? >> an egg? >> this is the frozen embryo story. >> oh! >> larry: so you heard. this. sofia vergara, she and herex nick lobe-- that his name? >> taken legal action to gain control over two embryos they created in 2013 through in vitro. straight up, jacque, i have to hear from you first. does he have a right to do this? >> no, he does not. he signed a contract when they went to the clinic to get this done saying the only way these embryos could be furthered in life is if both of them up together. if they were single a separate person could not get the embryo. he signed that contract. look -- >> larry: who gets the eggs? who gets those? >> they're going to be dedicated to science. >> larry: to science? >> yes that's w

according to the "washington post" costco is asking a judge to step in and allow it to build a gas station in wheaton. last month the county board of appeals denied the warehouse request for a 16-pump gas station because of possible health concerns. well now, wholesaler has asked a judge to reverse that decision. >> well now, diana told us at 6:00 it was down to two guys. one of them went off the board before washington went on the clock, so who did they pick? dianna is out at the nfl draft. surprised or not? >> i'm not surprised at all. they weren't able to get dante fowler so they got brandon sheriff and he's been to the capital one time and that was when he was in the boy scouts and now he hopes to make d.c. his permanent home. played in iowa and all across the offensive line. head coach jay gruden says he wants him at right tackle and wants to protect robert griffin iior or whoever is going to play at quarterback. he's quick and tough and even played varsity tennis when he was in high school. listen to this. you'll love this. 6'5" 319 pounds so he is a very very very big guy and if red

. >> you might be at a costco or a wal-mart and see our children's miracle network hospitals balloon, pay a dollar, and that donation will go to your local children's miracle network hospital, whichever one is in your community. >> alena regularly visits the hospital. >> what our program does is it teaches children about their illness and about the procedures that they'll have while they're in the hospital and how to cope with any pain and anxiety they might encounter while they're here. and without the support of children's miracle network hospitals, we wouldn't be able to maintain that program. >> alena's been a part of the hospital's child life program ever since she was 3. that's when her family realized she was sick. >> you don't expect that you're gonna hear news that this little, thriving, little kid probably wouldn't make it through her 25th birthday. >> the disease affected alena's ability to grow and move around. >> when i was little, when i didn't get the enzyme treatment, i wasn't able to reach my arms high, but now i can make my arms go high. i couldn't run as fast, but i

no, en save mart no, en costco tampoco. damián trujillo: de eso se trata. bueno, platíquennos, don fernando, de voces cellars y el vino que nos trajo. fernando candelario: well, voces cellars--yo empecé, digamos, a producir vino, digamos, en mi propio label en el 2002, que fue mi primer año. como todos, digamos, en napa, tratamos de empezar con lo mejor que hay en napa. empecé con un cabarnet y, digamos, ahorita estoy haciendo lo que es cabarnet, petite sirah y estoy haciendo zinfandel. alguna que otra variedad, digamos, diferente, como charbono, sirah, así, cosas por ese estilo. pero digamos, es algo, digamos, muy especial, digamos, tener esa oportunidad, digamos, de estar en el valle del paraíso donde, digamos, donde salen los vinos. damián trujillo: así es, hay gente que quizás piense, "bueno, los latinos son buenos para piscar, cosechar las uvas", ¿verdad?, pero también son buenos para embotellarlas, ¿verdad?, y vender la etiqueta que la vendiste. fernando calendario: así es, digamos, tratamos de, digamos, reconocer un

home builder toll brothers and costco will be reporting quarterly earnings.monday the markets are closed for memorial day. tuesday, durable goods orders for april are due. those are items that range from refrigerators to airplanes, things that don't have to be purchased frequently. also tuesday, the former morgan stanley cfo will have her first day at google. she is the new cfo. and on friday the second estimate of gross domestic product for the first quarter will be released. it is memorial day weekend and america is paying tribute to the men and women who gave their lives for their country. it's also a time to think about our veterans. many have transitioned successfully to everyday lives. but there are others who face financial challenges. joining us right now is our senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson to talk about how veterans can make the most out of their money and their future. and sharon we know that the economy has been recovering. it's helped out americans across the board. i just wonder if that in itself is helping the transition

. >> his family will love it and his costco family will love it as well. what a great service. >>> breaking news this friday. the bombshell announcement. six baltimore officers arrested. the driver of the police van charged with murder. and tonight, our interview with the prosecutor. from the family of police officers why she made this decision. >>> the famous american tourist spot, and the police officers that left behind their loaded guns. >>> breaking news after the massive traffic jam. federal prosecutors say chris christie's top aides planned it. the guilty plea, and others fighting back. >>> and the never before seen home videos from chris kyle. the robin roberts exclusive. >>> the staredown before the big fight. but win or lose, the smallest check, $100 million. not bad. >>> and the other giant gift this week. our cameras rolling. who is our person of the week? >>> good evening. we begin this friday night with the breaking developments from baltimore. six officers charged in the death of freddie gray, the driver of the police van charged with murder

costco as well. one of the out performers within retail.e trading down by 1.3% because even though a lot of its numbers look better than competitors revenue slightly missed what analysts had been anticipating. olivia: costco employees still have their shorts on -- have their shirts on. thank you julie. erik: eric takaha, what the city? -- what do you see? eric: could the fall rate start to rise up? we do not see it. if you look at the percentage of distress names -- as wel lastcycle is the ability to refinance at low rates even the leverage has picked up. interest costs are actually low. liquidity is strong so we do not see a lot of triggers over the near-term to see that fall rise -- that fall rate rise up. erik: what if when we get that first rate hike, janet yellen and the other members say this is not just the first, you will see another and we feel good about the direction of the economy? if that is the case, if the language is bullish, there's going to be a selloff in fixed income and it will hit high-yield hard. eric: there's a fixat

[applause] >> i do have corporate board experience with 18 years and 16 years with costco and a bio tech company. candy and i do have experience starting a national non-profit scholar fund. 9-10 fail but ours is thriving in all 50 states and won several national awards. [applause] >> so the point being that you can dpangain experience in other ways. it doesn't have to be in just politics. i have been there all of my life. we need to be smart enough to think for ourselves to listen to ourselves. in terms of pedigree people are saying are you ready for this? they will come after everything, say you were a horrible doctor, look at all of your records, everything you can possibly imagine. i know that. that is the way they are. i expect that. it is okay. don't worry, just listen to what is being said. i am not asking avenue everyone to vote for me. just what i am saying or politicians are saying and make a decision based on your intellect and the pedigree we need to help revise this country is someone who believes in the constitution and is willing to put it on the top shelf. [applause] >> so

costco wholesale, the largest u.s.lesale chain reporting earnings that topped analysts estimates, but the dollar hurt sales. g7 finance ministers are meeting in dresden, germany today. greece is not on the official agenda but it is a big topic. greek officials say they want a bailout deal done by sunday but the two sides remain fall apart -- remain far apart. is in dresden. why can't they reach a deal? hans: they're are so far apart on the issues. we got a little more from the international lottery fun, offering a carrot and a stick. -- international monetary fund. is if they do these things, they could potentially have some debt relief. that would involve a third rail out package. into thet that conversations taking place inside this castle here. most of the finance ministers and central bankers are concerned about levels of debt. they want to see structural reform to have organic global growth. the flip side is if you have high-level's of indebtedness, that's going to be an anchor on your growth. you could see how th

i have some multiple targets in my head as to where i think costco could get attractive. i give the company credit for being one of the best run companies out there. >> ryan retail earnings have been less than stellar this quarter. how much will the stronger dollar be at play here? >> it's a very interesting topic. tiffany is going to report here in about an hour. i think everyone knows and i think the company was very good to guide q-1 conservatively. i think the risk and i have written a lot about this for our clients is what the company says about the rest of 2015 and there's a chance that management lowers forecasts. >> we're going to leave it there. senior analyst. >> thank you. >> taking a look at european equities, yesterday one of the reasons we ended in negative territory was the on going threat of a greek default. interestingly enough the u.s. treasury secretary is here in london speaking about the greece situation. he says greece needs to implemented difficult policies that would be hard for my government. so there you go. talking greece. and we'll leave you wi

. >>> a costco employee with terminal cancer will be out raising money to benefit those he considersrtunate than himself. the miracle balloon campaign holding that fund-raiser today starting at 10:00 this morning. he has multiple sclerosis and kidney cancer that spread to his bones. he raised more than $50,000 to benefit children's hospital oakland. he hopes to be the top fund-raising associate for the month long campaign which off today. >>> 6:25. the news continues at 6:30 with today's top stories. >> including what to do about lice. new rules from the top doctors that some parents might be wondering about. >>> and police shoot and kill a woman in their custody. what they say she did first that forced their officers to take action. >>> check out the heat yesterday. 80s and 90s. could be a one and done for some neighborhoods. i will show you friday's falling temperatures coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> and if you're just waking up with us, no, you're not dreaming. that's macarthur maze at 6:26. traffic is light today. we don't have any accidents to get to. we ha