tonight costco under fire for the shrimp that it sells. in a complaint filed today a group of bay area attorneys charged that costco sells shrimp that are a product of slavery. ktvu's tara moriarty has more. >> reporter: frozen farm raised shrimp. they may look appetizing but where it comes from is enough to turn your stomach. >> in this situation we know people are being beaten and killed. we know people are working 20 hours a day without pay. we know as a result of their labor products are ending up on shelves in california. >> reporter: on its website video shows the living conditions of modern day slaves. boats without papers that go undetected on waters. the workers are brought into thailand and told they will be working in a factory. >> they find themselves on a dock and are told to get on to the boat and they find out they have been sold to a ship captain. >> reporter: the attorneys filed a complaint against costco. alleging they have continued to buy shrimp from producers even though it is known it is the product of pirate fishing

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the four on two is back in a bit. >>> costco is coming under fire for the shrimp it sells. the 54 page class action complaint says that costco continues to purchase farmed prawns from southeastern asian distributers including cf foods even though they've known for month that's feed for the prawns is the prowsk pirate fishing and slave labor. several newsout outlets have reported on the atrocity that slaves endured. >> in this particular situation, we foe that people are being beaten and killed on thai fishing vessels. we know that people are working 24 hours day without pay. we know that they're dealing with california consumers. >> attorney says they want cost koa -- they want costco to put labels on the shrimp to let consumers know they've been taint bid slave labor. costco says they will continue to work with various stakeholders to know that they can return the item for a full refund. : you might remember how hackers cracked open the ashley madison website. those same hag verse released 10 gigabytes of -- 10 gigabytes of stolen data. this data zump legit. one user says

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costco is interesting. went down to 135. consolidate add round 145. i know mike has a different stance on walmart. costco looks like it's setting up okay into a sort of back to school sort of selling season. >> i would just quickly say on costco, this one passes what i call the holly test. i look at what shows up on my american express card bill. that's a number that keeps -- >> not anymore, american express. >> well, that's american express' fault for having lost that relationship. but as i take a look at this, we've got walmart reporting soon. a simple way to press a bearish bet. and that's really what you're doing here. the stock's down 20% on the year. just to look out and simply look at the october 72 1/2, 67 1/2 put spread, you can spend about $1.60 to put that trade on. again this is one of those situations trading just under 15 times next moss earnings. if you want to make a bearish bet -- >> might want to as a dozen flowers to that bill after that holly. you spend money just like she does i'm sure. right or wrong? holly, i'm on your team righ

i would just quickly say on costco, this one passes the holly test. i look at what shows up on my american express bill and that's a number -- that's american express's fault for having lost that relationship. as i take a look at this, we've got walmart reporting soon. i think a simple way to -- that's what you're doing here, the stock is down 20%, look out and look at october 62 1/2 put spread, spend $1.60 to put the trade on. one of those suggestion trading 15 times 12 month earnings if you're going to make a bearish bet this the only way. >> you might want to add a dozen flowers. you spend money like she does i'm sure. right or wrong. holly, i'm on your team right there. >> guy, walmart. do you like his bearish. >> he's been spot on. the stock has not been able to rally until what has been recently uptake. you ask yourself if you want rally when the tape is in your favor, when is it going to rally. >> i'm going to take the other side here. >> you'll buy. >> mike and i go way back here. here is the thing. when i look at the long-term chart of walmar

costco responded to the lawsuit saying it will continue to work with various stakeholders to address the issues that have surfaced. >>> security improvements by the social networking site meet me now mean the end of a legal dispute with the city of san francisco. last year city attorney dennis herrera sued meet me accusing the site of paling to protect privacy for its youngest users saying sexual predators and stalkers were targeted kids between 13 and 17. herrera dropped that suit yesterday. he calls the site's modified privacy and safety protections ground break breaking and believes it may set a new interest industry standard. >>> how weather and traffic is shaping up as we head out the door this morning. >> your kids going back to school, plus after powerful explosions ripped through this motel in washington state why investigators think it might have been intentional. next. >>> 4:53 right now. as you mentioned it for a lot of kids today, first day of school. >> for a lot of kids. >> how am i going to get dressed? we have had nice temperatures lately. >> it's going to be nice aga

a consumer lawsuit is now targeting costco. group of bay area attorneys are mind the lawsuit and they are seeking class action status. >> tara more yardy wants the imported started and refund issued to california customers. >> frozen shrimp won ton soup. they may look and tiegz but where they come from is enough to turn your stomach. we know that people are being beaten and killed on thai fishing vessels. we know that people are working 20 hours a day without pay and we know as a result of their labor, products are ending up on shelves of california consumers. >> reporter: the subject has been the focus of several documentaries by media such as the environmental justice foundation. on its website, video shows the swell yesterday living conditions of what is being called modern day slaves. these are go ships, boats without paper undetected on thai waters. they are brought into thailand and told to be working in a factory. >> they are found on a boat and are told to go on a boat and found out that they have been sold to a ship ca

that's why they are suing costco saying the company sells frozen shrimp that's been tied to a company with human rights abuses. at a news conference today activists claim costco knows the prawns is buys from southeast asia are done by fisherman shackled, abused and in some cases murdered. >> trash fish is basically dredging everything up off of the ocean, the floor, near the floor all put together and then ground into fish meal. >> so the slave labor portion of the food chain is on the ship. now the law firm that sent that -- that lawsuit says the documentary, investigative journalism and united nations report are behind the document by the practice issues. costco responded saying it will continue to work with various stakeholders include thai government and other retailers and industry. >> a boost for students in oakland just before school starts. how about this, a free laptop and six months free interness net access. online access as you probably know, is so critical nowadays for education and we had a pleasure of visiting the kids and parents at madison park academy in oakland toda

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we see other retailers doing better now than costco. i'll tell you, costco's bar is set so high.ney is lower. that's what i like. all right. looks like jcpenney got the groove back. the rest of the industry, beware. we have much more "mad money" ahead including my exclusive with the king of the gift card game, black hawk network up nearly 60% since i fist recommended it less than a year ago. i have the ceo. the chaos in crude is punishing everything oil and gas and may give you an awesome opportunity to pick up yield. i will unveil it ahead. of course, the lightning round is coming up. stick with cramer. >> announcer: tomorrow, kick off the trading day with "squawk box" -- squawk on the street. >> the moon has shake shake. it's white space. >> announcer: it starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. more data means more freedom to do..whatever. that's why at&t is giving you 50% more data. that's 15 gigs of data for the price of 10. because the more data you have, the better. and right now at at&t get $300 credit for every line you switch when you trade in a smartphone and buy any smartphone on

. >> very serious situation at a costco parking lot. the cops had to break the window to get a young toddler out of the car. we throw ourselves into the story. he has been into his own car with the windows up on this 90-degree day to see what it is like to be trapped in your car. >> it's 110 degrees in the car right now in about 15 seconds i'm going to have doctor simone on speakerphone so he can walk me through what i might be going through right now. >> the first thing that will happen is as dehydration sets into the brain, he will have mental confusion. a baby can't do anything about that but the adult, if adult, if you're confused, how will you get out of the car or call for help. the smaller the person, the quicker the speed of all the symptoms. >> if he dehydrates the heart rate goes higher annual field dizziness, lightheadedness, loss of consciousness, coma, convulsions. >> i didn't think it would get this bad. >> right now you're keeping yourself alert by talking with us. >> i've never felt like this. do this. do you have skype

. >> i look at this like a competitor to not just amazon but costco. how does it work? >> we don't think about it competing directly with amazon or costco but a kond wit for conduit for customers. this technology pulls the pie chain cost out of the system. we built this engine that processes in realtime as consumers shop to reflect the true marginal cost of getting it to you based on what in your basket. >> part of it is luring shoppers almost like a gaming aspect of it. i can watch my prices go down as i add more to the basket. >> as you shop in a smarter way, it comes down, so you see that in realtime the prices going down. >> you've had success in the past. you've founded diapers.com eventually bought by amazon. what got to this strategy? >> i see that the market is in the early stages. we're about $300 billion online. we see the market going to $1.1 2 trillion in the u.s. alone and a lot of participants are focused on convenience and people that are willing to pay a premium for service and nobody's really focused on innovating around price. that's where we're focuse

. >> very serious situation at a costco parking lot in hackensack hackensack.to break the window of a van to get a young toddler out of the car. we throw ourselves into the story. rohan has been in his own car with the windows up on this 99 plus degree day to see what it's like to be trapped in a hot car with no way of getting out. as you can see tracking about 110 degrees. >> 110 degrees. >> in the car right now for about 15 seconds. going to have dr. simon on speaker phone so he can walk me through what i may be going through right now. >> first thing that will happen dehydration sets into the brain is mental confusion. a baby can't do anything about that any way but the adult you if you're confused how you going to get out of the car. how you going to call for help. >> the smaller the person the quicker the speed of all these symptom. >> i'm going to have to deliver skype. i feel sweat dripping down my back. >> as you dehydrate your heart has to go higher. you'll feel increaseed heart rate soon. dizziness lightheadedness. loss of consciousness coma convulsio

. >> jet.com, i look at this as a competitor to not only amazon but costco, describe how it works. >> we don't think about it as competing directly with amazon or costco, we're acting as a conduit for retailers to reach more customers in a profitable way. we built this technology that actually helps pull supply chain costs out of the system. we built this dynamic pricing engine that reprices in real time as consumers shop to reflect the true marginal cost of getting the product to you based on knowing what's in your basket. >> part of that is luring customers in with almost a gaming aspect of it. i can watch my prices go down as i add more things. >> as you shop in a smarter way and build your basket, the marginal cost comes down so you see in real time the prices coming down. >> you have had success in the past bought by amazon. what got you to this strategy? what made you think this is the way to do it now? >> we're about 300 billion online today over the next decade we see it growing to 1.2 trillion in the u.s. alone. another $900 billion coming online and a lot of participants are

this particularly affected discount sellers like costco and 1-800-contacts which happen to be based in utah. sreenivasan: often to b optometn actually sell you stufftoo. >> they can introduce patients to new products. they can say this product from johnson and johnson just came on the market, i think it would be great for you. discount businesses won't suggest new products. eye doctors are essential to the manufacturers, and manufacturers want to make sure eye doctors aren't losing business. >> the manufacturers and the eye doctors listen. 1-800-contacts and costco don't have the expertise i do when i sell you something. >> how to put them in yourize and it's serge a medical thing there's definitely something to that. contacts can get kind of expensive so customers are looking for ways to save a little money and they're looking to places like 1-800-contacts. they have actually been able to capture a certain percent of this business now. sreenivasan: what is the state of pay? >> some of the manufacturers have lowered the minimums, this law only applies in utah but because 1-800-contacts

right now, remember american express is the only credit card that's accepted at costco and it accountsor a large chunk of their business. a very large story here about a dow component. interestingly enough, one of the stocks that we talked about during that -- "which stock would you buy on the dip from the dow" story we did yesterday. so a very interesting headlines for sure. >> valueact is also very interesting. they've taken interest in smith's and rolls-royce recently as well so they're obviously becoming much more active. you wonder if this is now the season. we were talking earlier about the down days of august and whether that presented a buying opportunity for september. clearly even ackman has been making moves in this environment. maybe now is the time to pull the trigger more broadly. >> what's interesting about this, we put up all these stocks yesterday about these dow stocks that are in correction territory. there are 12, 13, 14 of them given the market moves. american express is one of them. interesting part about this is a lot of that bearishness happened because of what'

employees repted the >>> a freeon leak shut down the costco today, the store was evacuated.ld be deadly if inhaled. the leak came from one of the generators in the store. a hazmat team came to clean up the mess. no one was hurt, and the costco reopened around 2:00 this afternoon. >>> for the next two months, expect delays when traveling on bay area ferries. terminal construction projects and bay cleanup efforts could delay ferry service up to 15 minutes. ferry workers say the delays will take place during weekend service so riders should give themselves extra time. and ferry service is expected to be super busy labor day weekend. that's because b.a.r.t. is shutting down the transbay tube again for repairs. when that happened two weeks ago, ferry service jumped 25%. >>> even though tesla's ceo, elong musk, has spoken out about the dangers of robots and artificial intelligence, his company has created a robotic charging station. take a look. it looks like a snake. the charger plugs itself in, if you've got a tesla. musk teased the invention in a tweet, saying tesla snake bot a

. >>> costco is being criticized because of the shrimp it else is. a group of bay area lawyers are suing costco claiming they knowingly sold -- the lawsuit is claiming the whole-sale giant continues to buys brawns from southeast asian producers even though officials have known for months the seafood is the product of pirates fishing as well as slave labor. >> we know people are being beaten and killed on thai fishing vessels. we know people are working 20 hours a day without pay. we know as a result of their labor, products are ending up on shelves of california consumers. >> now, the lawyers of -- want crustyo to remove the seafood from store shelves or at least put warning labels alerting consumers about how those prawns were cultivated. costco has not made any comment on this lawsuit yet. >>> after shannon dougherty said she's fighting breast cancer, the actress best known for her role in "beforely hills 90210" reveals her diagnosis. dougherty said she might have found out sooner if her exmanager had paid her health insurance premium last year. sh

and best buy costco and walmart, best buy was up 25%. >> in 2013 similar story. of these stocks were up double digits in 2013 as well. with the dow up i think in the neighborhood of 7%. these were up double that. >> the two js here, any skepticism on this? >> i like this trade a lot for a couple of reasons. if you look at retail sales in the beginning of the year, just consistently for the first five months of the year missed expectations. it's started over the last couple of reports to exceed expectations, what that's telling me is that the consumer was holding back for a while. i know i said it earlier. they've been delevering and going into the holiday season is where you want them to feel like they've delevered enough and they've got cash to spend. for jon, as you get past labor day, if you want to confirm the trade, take a look at rail car loadings. intermodal rail car loadings will be an indicator. >> are you going to buy retail on labor day? >> i don't hate this idea. i have no problem with seasonality. i like the skemt where everyone will be talking about

costco 3 to 5%.he value that costco offers and they have a much more expensive valuation at a pe above 20 times. you have a more modest kind of retail growing at target but the opportunity ahead is more come pelgi -- compelling than target. >> what about some of the retail peers? somehow the setup ahead of earnings tomorrow? >> we really think gap has done a good job with expense management, inventory majority. the free flash low yield is 3 to 5%. the focus on gap is the gap division. on a simple level, the jeans haven't been fitting that well, and they didn't quite get the right styles. old navy is knocking it out of the park. we're watching gap, and this is a name where store checks matter. and that keeps us with our market perform view on gap. >> target is your top pick. 12 weeks from black friday. the retailers have placed their bet. everything is in line for that holiday season. who else do you think might surprise people? where do you think stocks might move as we get the revelation on the stat

in china, we have a fantastic partner in costco.uilt face-to-face distributions and moved into digital. a new contributor has been in asia. this is a brand-new joint investor with -- venture with astro. we are on the list of leaders and are happy with the progress. dbsy: we have to talk about punishment that will expire this year attributed to a chunk of your earnings from asia. now that the partnership is over, what makes up for it? >> they contributed about 20% of our new business in singapore. we will miss the partnership. it has been long-standing. but we have moved on. in singapore, we are number one in group benefits. digital.et is last week, when the british prime minister was visiting southeast asia, the u.k. singapore signed an agenda to move forward. we will house a lot of digital capability in singapore. promotes digital distribution for its own people to maintain a leadership position for the region, we see fantastic opportunity. shery: it is similar to what you did in london. how about other partnerships? anything comin

. >>> plus costco in the middle of a jumbo sized controversy over shrimp. announcer] during mattress price wars at sleep train, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. >>> security improvements by the social networking site meet me now signal the end of a long legal dispute with the city of san francisco. dennis herrera sued meet me accusing them of failing to protect privacy for its youngest users. he said sexual predators were targeting children. herrera dropped that suit yesterday and is calling the site's modified privacy and safety protections, quote, ground breaking and he believes it may even set a new industry standard. >>> bay area activists claim slave labor is responsible for putting food on local tables and they blame the food giant costco for doing nothing to stop it. the activists say the company knows that the farmed prawns that it buys from southeast asia are linked to fisherman who are s

>> and costco cakes are good. time to turn to our weather. >> it was awfully warm in wine country but cooled off nicely in the end. >>> yes, it did. and believe it or not, some wet weather. fog in the north bay and the fog is very shallow, so you will want to be careful in the morning commute. a live, beautiful look at the moon trying to show through the fog here and here's a look at the forecast, warming trend through thursday. and slight chance of showers on saturday. high pressure pretty much going to control our wether for a few days but it's not going to bring the hot weather with us and not too hot or cool, we'll call it just right the next couple of days. and then we'll notice that a cooler pattern sets in for the rest of the week and it will bring in rain to the pacific northwest and all that smoke causing air quality alerts right now, so we're going to continue to see the air quality improve, the fire conditions improve for the crews up there. and there's a slight chance that a few showers will make it do

costco is sued over claims that sell shrimp harvested with slave labor. accused of direct involvement with slavery. the company has not commented yet. former lehman brothers chairman putting his estate in idaho up for auction today. it includes 71 secluded acres with 2100 feet of big wood river frontage with three residential structures, a mate house with servant quarters, separate guesthouse, and a gatehouse. a combined total of 11 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. however, living in this secluded style will not come cheap. we expect the estate to bring as much as $50 million. those are your top stories. as oil tumbles to a six-year low, drillers with locked in higher oil prices using futures, options, and other derivatives are selling the crude for way more than the majors. except this may not last forever. oil hedges expire next year and companies like goodrich will feel the strain. hit to explain why is bloomberg's investigative energy reporter. i am jealous of your title. i've got to be honest. >> i don't think it's really my title, but that's great. alix:

major shipping companies, china shipping and costco, they are looking at a merger. we've heard comments from president xi jinping. analysts have been reporting that he's making more continents -- more comments about s.o.e. reform. the government is looking to consolidate some of these s.o.e. 's to bring more efficiency from them and prove economic growth. jonathan: on the data side, ppi disappointing, cpi coming in higher than expected, driven by food prices which could be another problem. the data from the weekend, what are you looking at? what should i be looking at more carefully? issue is big..e. you have the market popping today. s.o.e.'s are weighted very heavily on the market. could you make the argument that the government is sending signals to promote s.o.e. reform to give those stocks a boost? that may be the cynical view. the government is going to look at more stimulus measures, giving policy banks more money to lend, really to pump up growth and may miss that government target of 7%. jonathan: nick wadhams, thank you very much for joining us this mornin

costco under fire for the shrimp that it sells. >> we know people are being -- >> the claims of human rights abuses connected to the shrimp in costco stores. . >>> tesla fire j former subway spokesman jared fogle agreed to plead guilty to charnels that he had sex with minors and received child pornography. the report on the down fall of a man who turned his weight loss into a career. >> reporter: he was a regular guy, made famous by his diet. now former subway spokesman jared fogle will be going to prison. pleading guilty for paying for sex with minors and possession of child pornography. >> jared fogle has been charged and has admitted to participating in a 5 year criminal scheme to exploit children. >> the agreement calls for a prison term between 5-12 years and $1.5 million restitution. he will also have to register as a sex offender and attend counseling sessions. [ indiscernible ] >> he will do his time. he expects to get well. he expects to make amends to those people. >> reporter: immediately after the charges were read his wife issued a statement saying i am shocked and disapp

. >>> a california woman is seeking class action status in a lawsuit that accuses costco of violatingte law by selling shrimp framed by unpaid slave labor in thailand. in the filing she charges that the warehouse retailer has publicly acknowledged that it does not tolerate human trafficking and slavery. so far costco has not responded to the claims. >>> it's an electric sport suv traveling 310 miles before needing a charge. audi introduced this concept vehicle today. the automaker promises that it will outperform tesla's model x set to roll out in a few weeks. audi starts production on this new suv in 2018. >>> still ahead a special dedication of the local american legion, just days after somebody swiped an american flag. >>> plus, tempers will flare in st. louis after police shoot, kill an armed black teen. trying to save it behind me, i'm scott broom in laurel coming up i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] dii d not want to go out. la[cp of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-

>> and costco cakes are good. time to turn to our weather. >> it was awfully warm in wine country but cooled off nicely in the end. >>> yes, it did. and believe it or not, some wet weather. fog in the north bay and the fog is very shallow, so you will want to be careful in the morning commute. a live, beautiful look at the moon trying to show through the fog here and here's a look at the forecast, warming trend through thursday. and slight chance of showers on saturday. high pressure pretty much going to control our wether for a few days but it's not going to bring the hot weather with us and not too hot or cool, we'll call it just right the next couple of days. and then we'll notice that a cooler pattern sets in for the rest of the week and it will bring in rain to the pacific northwest and all that smoke causing air quality alerts right now, so we're going to continue to see the air quality improve, the fire conditions improve for the crews up there. and there's a slight chance that a few showers will make it do

a group of bay area lawyers are suing costco.y claim they knowingly sells farm raised prawns that come from slave labor. this lawsuit claims the wholesale giant is buying prawns from southeast asian producers even though they have known that is a product of pirate fishing and slave labor. >> we know that people are being beaten and killed on thai fishing investments. we know that people are working 20 hours a day without pay and we know, as a result of their labor, products are ending up on shelves of california consumers. >> now, the burlingame lawyers want costco to remove the seafood or put warning labels it alert consumers about how those prawns were cultivated. costco has not comment and that lawsuit yet. >>> a strange crime here. 7:16. thieves have been targeting dairy farmers in san joaquin county sneaking in and stealing baby cows. six were stolen from three different farms in one night alone. a dark car is seen pulling up to the pens. one man gets out, pulls two calves out, puts the calves in the back of the car and just

costcos on the board of and starting a nonprofit, being the chairman of a board of a biomedical group. experience has taught me is there are people who are truly geniuses when it comes to businesses and running things. they are willing to help us. there are people in other areas, and we need to take advantage. that is what it is. that is why we are called the united states. because we have so much talent. and if we focus it in the right way and stop worrying about being right or my way or the highway, we will be a different nation. lastly, let me say we have to stop listening to these people that tell us we cannot talk about god, cannot talk about our faith. [applause] wonder -- do they realize oou

costco and starting a nonprofit, being the chairman of a board of a biomedical group. experience has taught me is there are people who are truly geniuses when it comes to businesses and running things. they are willing to help us. there are people in other areas, and we need to take advantage. that is what it is. that is why we are called the united states. because we have so much talent. and if we focus it in the right way and stop worrying about being right or my way or the highway, we will be a different nation. lastly, let me say we have to stop listening to these people that tell us we cannot talk about god, cannot talk about our faith. [applause] wonder -- do they realize our founding document, the declaration of independence talks about certain inalienable rights given to us by our do they know the pledge of allegiance says we are one nation under god, and in one courtroom it says in god we trust. every bill in our wallets as in god we trust. it is in our founding documents, our courts, and our money. we are not supposed to talk about it? what is that? in medici

. >>> sam clubs wants to but come more like costco.y told the wall street journal, we want to be less like walmart and having more scaled products like organic food and name brand clothing. >> it shows costco doubles that of sam club's earning. costco exists in wealther -- >>> hbo expanding its streaming service. this time to amazon. it will be available on amazon fire tv and fire tv stick. >> earlier this year, hbo launched hbo now on apple tv. a couple of weeks ago, it has been available to goggle phone cast. now, amazon customers can sign up with hbo. it will cost about $13 a month. there's no word on when hbo now will come to ro cove device. >> this is not about channel 2. someone i used to work with. every think your coworkers are immature or spoil. well, turns out you're not the only one thinking that. >> there's a career boulevarder dot-- there's a careerbuilder dot.com shows that 46% say they've seen coworkers pout. each reported about a third of respondents including playing pranks and making faces behind people's backs, forme

mergingid to consider china shipping as well as costco. watch that very closely.inancials, telecom is doing well, and china rising versus the pur huge powerhouse gaming on the strip. walmart has one of its biggest customers, not a lot of investors in the stock today. sense oflet's get a enterprises index, the chinese companies listed here. , oil and gasg really leaving on the downside. financials are not far behind. major chinesehe names you want to be watching, petro china, down in the session, dragging the broader hong kong market down as well. firmly lower as we start out this monday. story,: more on our top deepening exports tumbling. chief correspondent is here. >> soft numbers all around. a big reality check when you look at the exports. the ongoing economy itself, you remove the stock market boom in the second quarter, and you have an effect on gdp. soft real estate sector, struggling factory space. the question people are asking, is as this too strong? >> policymakers are very tempted ak.tweet they want to alleviate pressure on exporters. it is hurting the

. >> let me see costco because, comps were flat. >> yeah. >> they beat, stocks down. >> a name that'seen coming back, had a significant slide off of 155, pulling back. listen, whether it is costco, whether it's target or in the worst-case scenario, walmart, the hyper market trade has not worked. of the three, believe it or not, walmart, which looks awful on the charts, that's one name i would take a look at if you are going to buy any of the three, which i would not do yet. >> okay. doc, generac, record low level of power outages. >> yep. >> and the stock gets hit as a result because they sell generators. >> when sandy was in the headlines everybody's talking about generac. on a straight downward all this year. missed by 20%. missed by sale estimates, 15%. residential sales of the generators, basically down 26% year-over-year. stock's down 12% to a new 52-week low. i would look for it to go lower still. >> coming up, one of our experts gone from leading the pack for four months to flat in our portfolio challenge. so what is his next move going to be? plus, eight stocks in the dow now

after losing an exclusive contract with costco, american express is seeking new clients by offering rewards. revealing a cash back feature on its prepaid debit card. >> serve prepaid. that does not affect me. >> good news for you guys. >> mary, thanks so much. boy, is it humid. >> it is. i was like sweating in the elevator just trying to get out the door. >> i mean, riding the su ay on days like today is just not pleasant. >> this feels hot. it was ten degre warmer on monday. this feels worse. >> the body doesn't breathe so you just sweat and it's just so sticky outside. even though the temperatures are coming down. the humidity just doesn't let it feel like it's cooling outside. eventually, humidity will fall but just no time in the near future. re's what's happening. 85 degrees rig now. we're mostly sunny. heading into the upper 80s today. a little bit cooler than last couple of days. again, it is so, so humid outside. right now, 84 is the current reading over at jfk, 85 up in the bronx. 86 is the current reading over towards morris town. you factor in the humidity and it does feel like 9

costco responded to the lawsuit saying, quote, we will continue to work with various stakeholders toaddress the issues that have surfaced. >>> new information about the kind of people that uber may be hiring. san francisco's district attorney says he found convicted sex offenders, kid manners, even a murderer among uber drivers. the d.a. blames it on the type of background check that uber perfo perform. the company doesn't go beyond seven years, also does not require fingerprinting as tacky companies are required to do. now the d.a. is going after uber for monetary damages. we spoke with uber about the investigation and a spokesperson told us no system is 100% foolproof. >> certainly safety still paramount. >>> an issue that effects a lot of people in the bay area. college students on a visa might be forced to return right away. >> these are the kids who want to stay and work in american businesses and arguably we need them >> well, yeah, particularly in high tech. this f1 visa let's college students stick around after their graduation for a little while. my oster boy or missourier m

in california, law firms have filed a class action lawsuit against costco and its thai seafood supplier, arguing that the company has knowingly sold shrimp whose harvesting relies on rampant human trafficking and forced labor. men who have escaped from boats in this supply chain have testified to beatings, torture, execution-style killings, and grueling 20-hour shifts. the suit seeks to block costco from selling these sprimp unless they are labeled as the produce of slavery. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton's campaign has confirmed emails on the private server she used while she was secretary of state contain material that is now classified. clinton has repeatedly said she did not receive material marked classified. her campaign says the material was classified retroactively, making clinton the "passive recipient of unwitting information that subsequently became deemed as classified." meanwhile, a newly publicized letter from clinton's attorney confirms her emails and all other data on her server were wiped clean before it was handed over to federal officials. former pr

. >> in danville firefighters evacuated employees at costco because of a gas cloud coming from the warehouse refrigerator unit. the store was closed at the time with no customers inside. the gas cloud was caused when the oil and refrigerator's free beyond mixed today. >> a 44-year-old san francisco woman was charged with the murder an 18-year-old high school student in may. cilia montoya pleaded not guilty to shooting the teen. they w together and in a romantic relationship. a motive has not been determined. >> this morning, after the big debate, donald trump is back on the offensive >> the questions asked of me much of more difficult. >> he said he was treated unfairly. >> a look, again, at the santa clara police department, a press on 49er aldon smith's latest arrest will be underway at any i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fig

make a flash bomb in his home on robin lane near monument boulevard and 680, blocks from the concord costco. police say the wife reported her husband was drunk and mixing chemicals. contra costa county hazmat crews and the walmart creek bomb squad were called in. they say there was a heavy chemical smell in the air. they evacuated 50 or 60 people living nearby including the man's wife and two children. >> we evacuated the whole block. this area, we have a lot of apartment complexes, a lot of families, a lot of children. we want to make sure we took the right steps to get all these people out of the area just in case something should happen. >> police say the man did comply with orders to come out of the house. he is under arrest for child endangerment and other charges. no one was hurt. police say people should be able to return to their homes as soon as the fumes dispait. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and bring you the latest updates tomorrow morning on "today in the bay." you can download our nbc bay area app for news on your smartphone, free for iphones and android devices.

. >>> a refridgation leak caused an evacuation at the danville costco this morning. fire crews are cleaning up the scene. they got the call about hazardous materials around 9 a.m. no one was hurt. >>> atherton police are telling people to be on alert for a prowler. a suspect was spotted outside a home on stockbridge avenue early this morning. a woman was sleeping on the couch when she saw him lurking at the window. he was wearing a winter hat and dark clothing. >>> santa rosa police home this image from surveillance video leads them to two robbers who hit a clerk in the head before stuffing a backpack full of money. the pair hit the quick-pik market and deli on corporate center parkway on thursday night. one had a baseball bat. the other hit the clerk with a gun before ordering him to empty the register. >>> and hundreds of people in the clearlake area can go home now that crews are getting a grip on the "rocky fire." a thick haze replaced flames in the county. the "rocky fire" is 45% contained. but the 800 evacuees to go home could find them in very bad shape. so fa