and for us, i would think, because costco is much cheaper and i know a lot of people that go to costco for hearing aids and they claim they have thorough testing and can get updates. i am not sure why that isn't -- they are not included as one of the vendors, the hearing aids. it would seem it should be that way. the other then i would like to talk about is nutrition counselling. i brought this up last year, some of the results that came back -- that is not appropriate. many doctors do not know a lot about nutrition. i am finding that out. i am talking about a dietitian like a doctor and get a prescription, you would go to a dietitian and they tell you how to eat properly. this would be an appropriate for all age levels. it is a prenatal issue. there is prenatal care around this. if the parent knew what they were feeding their children, what they did to them, i don't think they wouldn't do it. i think a lot of parents do not know today. this would have to be encouraged by the primary doctor to send people to a nutritionist. it is not done enough as i can see. each age group has differe

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and kirkland hazel nut spread will be available at costco. the store brand is $7.99 for two 35.2-ounce jars. and you could find smaller jars of nutella on amazon for $19.49. still no word on how it compares with the taste and the texture. >> you might have to test that out. we need to know. it's apparently a lot cheaper than nutella. >> i'm on it. >> thank you for that sacrifice. >>> students are returning to the florida high school where 17 people were shot and killed. we have more on the voluntary orientation over the weekend. and we'll tell you when classes will resume. >>> creating its own digital currency. why one city is considering the move to digital. >>> you can see traffic is moving along pretty well if you're driving on some commutes. but it's slow on others and wet out there. >>> and the system is moving in from north to south. and rain has gun to the knot. and it's going to make its way here for the morning commute. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we're talking about the cold weather we've had recently. and the city of san jos

my super bowl party was costco supplied.s not that one shouldn't be happy that they got $1.50 a week but this concept that we should be celebrating that, given that we've had growing income inequality for years and somebody who was a secretary at a public high school is celebrating $1.50 a week. i think they have bigger issues to worry about than the $1.50 a week. so it's one of those -- there was a comment when an iphone came out during the health care debate, the obamacare debate and they said why don't you get health care instead of getting an iphone. it's like do you know what health care costs compared to an iphone? >> and you just to have put into perspective, remember, the white house continuously said that this was a tax cut for the middle class. $1.50 to a paycheck. do you know how much it's done for the richest of the rich? a whole heck of a lot more than that. >>> president trump is defending the release of the gop memo this morning. do i still have to give you $2 every time i say memo? >> i keep thinking about th

still ahead at 8 frightening moments for customers at this california costco after armed crooks stormhe place..and rob it blind.but first...a mother is demanding a school policy be changed after learning her daughter cannot say no to a boy...if he asks her to dance. how the district is responding tonight. ((steve/ots))now to a story that has a lot of people talking tonight.a mother is furious after learning a school policy prevents girls from saying áno when boys ask them to dance.accoring to the weber school district in utah, prior to the dance, which is voluntary, students are told to fill out a card...selecting five people they want to dance with.the administration says if there is someone on the card you feel uncomfortable with, the student is encouraged to speak up.the mom says it sends the wrong message to the young students. "psychologically my daughter keeps coming to me and saying i canút say no to a boy. thatús the message kids are getting.""if there is an issue, if thereús students that are uncomfortable or have a problem with another student i mean thatús certainly somethi

and people shouldn't be sneering at somebody who is buying a costco membership with the results of thisp story that came from is an indictment of all of the democrats arguments against that bill. and they don't like that. they don't like that these stories are being highlighted. people were told they were going to die by tax bill and it turns out they paid for their costco membership. there is a big difference. she didn't die and got $1.50 a week. to me, it is mystifying and out of touch that people would attack people for finding benefit even when they're small? barack obama made the right argument several times that $40 a week or $40 a pay period matters to people. these aren't crumbs. >> that's different than $1.50 a pay period. >> this woman said this is a thing that matters. why are we sneering at her? >> brian, mary catherine, robby mook, thank you so much to all of you. >>> the cold war is over. right? so why are the u.s. and russia locked in a new nuclear arms race? warhead numbers are dropping. but the contention between the two countries is rising to levels not seen in decades

costco made its quarter.ou have to believe right now as of this morning that the wealth effects have been destroyed. no one is going to get the sample of crag legs at costco this weekend i think costco is a good one to look at. you want to look at boeing boeing got a 10-year view of things not a 10 seconds yield of things which indicate you should sell it >> i lost my voice yelling for the eagles >> i understand. >> are you going to be wearing green for the rest of the year >> from here until saint patrick's day. >> a little over a month ago i don't blame you. you sound more than warren buffett than anybody else right now? >> i am that old >> you are talking about 10-year, that's not the jim cramer i know. >> i am sorry, jim cramer changed after the super bowl, you got to get with the program. why did i say costco the tax code and consumer influx and employer is strong i can pick home depot. >> so what you are also saying -- that nothing is fundamentally changed at the economic outlook at this point there is

the speaker bragged about somebody getting $1.50 a month, in a year she'll get $60 and pay her costco entry fee or something. really? really in while others get tens of thousands in tax cuts in the top 1% and corporate america, of course, billions of dollars. so then he comes up with an infrastructure proposal which is something we've all been waiting for, supposed to be due a year ago. $1.1 trillion. $1.5 trillion. no, it's $200 billion over 10 years so we're talking about $20 billion over 10 years. this -- and we're talking about infrastructure. we're talking about the greatness of america. we're talking about think big. plan grandly. not let's just see how little i can do. and then on the other hand say to these communities, you have to pay 80% of the share, we'll pay 20%. meaning that -- on top of taking away their state and local tax deductions, they're having a debilitating impact on infrastructure. democrats again have -- their plan would force americans to pay higher tolls and fees, sell off critical public infrastructure at the whims of wall street, increase the burden of sta

two pounds of the organic hummus at costco is a dollar less. >> if going completely organic is putting too big of a dent in your budget, some are comparable to organic. >>-of avocados have a low pestie risk. the same with u.s. broccoli. other produce like strawberries have a higher pesticide risk so buying the pricier organic ones are worth considering. organic peppers and green beans are also worth the money. compare them to fresh and you could be pleasantly surprised. can washing your produce help with pesticide risk? it can't get rid of all, but some. some produce absorbs the pesticides and they can't be washed away. alicia vitarelli, "action news." >> if you buy through instagram you may be getting money. they collected a service fee even when customers waved it. the problem affected less than 1% of orders and they have taken steps to ensure it doesn't happen again. the philadelphia business community received a lot of support at the chinese fundraiser. mayor jim kenny was there and cllchristie ileto was among the guests tonight. it eatit's discouraging. >> it's not a snowstorm. th

she said that will more than cover her annual costco membership. well, some are now complaining that ryan is out of touch. a short time ago i spoke with the woman ryan was referring to. her name is julia ketchum. >> i responded to sara sales' twitter poll, did you see a change, yes or no. i said yes and answered four or five simple questions, and i answered them honestly. when she asked what would i do with the extra money, that's the only thing i could think of was it would cover my costco membership for the year, and i answered it honestly and i didn't really expect -- i didn't really expect it to go where it went. >> so it's gone a lot of places. it was tweeted by the house speaker, then it was taken down because there were a lot of folks on twitter who were criticizing his sentiment saying he's out of touch. in fact, even nancy pelosi even tweeted out this, saying, crumbs. he's literally bragging about six quarters while giving away the store to the wealthiest and corporations. what do you think about that sentiment, whether it be from pelosi o

and costco is introducing a new treat if you love chocolate. and it's competition for nutella. now you can find a kirkland, hazel nut spread. the store brand version is priced at $7.99. on amazon you can find a package of two slightly smaller jars of net tell la for $19.49. no word on thousand the costco brand compares to nutella when it comes to taste and texture. >>> you may see self-driving roads without a backup driver on california roads as early as april. the cruels for driverless permits could be approved today. the state may start issuing permits by april 2nd. several companies are testing the cars using backup drivers who can take over if there's a problem. the companies will be able to use remote backup drivers. >>> ride sharing services may not be cutting down on traffic congestion. companies are putting more cars on the road. a new survey out of boston shows people who normally would have walked or rode a bike ended up using a ride sharing service. a similar survey found similar results. >>> fiat chrysler plans to stop making diesel engine cars. low demand and a spi

in a now-deleted tweet he touted the employee would use the money to cover her costco membership forear. the online response to that tweet was swift with prominent democrats blasting the tweet as out of touch and embarrassing. this comes ahead of the president's speech in ohio tomorrow where he's expected to promote his tax overhaul to the middle class. former state treasurer of ohio joins me now. ken blackwell let me start with you. i'll read from the piece from the associated press. it reads, julia content chum said she was pleasantly surprised her pay went up $1.50 a week. she didn't think her pay would go up at all. that adds up to $78 a year which will cer herostco membership for the year. indeed it would cover that. i want to get a sense if you think this was a clumsy tweet that the house speaker made yesterday. >> look, paul ryan was one of the major architects of the most significant tax cut and tax reform package in 31 years. while he could have point to the uptick in labor participation and job creation and capital coming back to the united states communities and family lif

she said that will more than cover her annual costco membership.ell, ryan seemed to be promoting the benefits of the gop tax bill passed in december, but credit i ss say it shows he out of touch. here to give us her thoughts, the subject of that article, that tweet, et cetera, julia ketchum. julia, good to see you. >> hi. >> you willingly did this interview with the associated press, right, about your pay increase, and then the house speaker picked it up. how surprised were you when you heard that he then tweeted about your $1.50 a week increase? >> you can imagine i was very, very surprised. and it was a little a m amusing me. more than a little amusing. >> what do you mean? >> well, i'm just a normal gal. i shouldn't be in the center of attention from the speaker of the house. >> it's clear, or it seems clear, that he in the tweet was kind of touting this is a great example of the benefits that will come from this tax reform. you know, $1.50 per week. you and a number of people were interviewed. i understand you saw this article. there were some

he suggests costco and procter & gamble. and don't lose perspective. we have been watching twitter to see if president trump had anything to say about the market. in the past he has bragged about how well the stock market has been doing. so far nothing from the president about the current situation. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> 6:47 now. now your morning money report. an investigation into how equifax allowed hackers to steal personal data of millions of americans is on hold now. >> reuters reports the head of the consumer financial protectin bureau has not ordered subpoenas or asked for testimony from executives. the bureau has also put plans to test how equifax puts data on hold. >> head of lululemon resigned over misconduct. the ceo says he fell short of the company's standards but lululemon did not go into specifics. in a statement the company says they expect employees to carry themselves with, quote, the highest level of integrity and . >>> sonoma supervisors will consider a plan to give county workers who lost

regardless if you incentivize, a costco membership. if it puts more in college tuition and more in your gas tank, god bless it, alex. we can only get better. >> let's hope. bruce lavelle, i like you coming on and sparring with me. i'd like to you do it again. >> it's not sparring, it's passion. >> that's you one way of putting it. thank you, bruce. >>> coming up, memo backlash of republicans using a different standard about a the release about the memo. we've got some answers ahead. tonight, you and your family could be in our commercial. all you have to do is show us how you dance, how you snuggle, how you cheer, how you whatever this is. just take a photo or video. tag it with #familygreatly #kraftentry and in the second half, we may just show 111 million people how you family. ♪ ♪ directv has been rated #1 in customer satisfaction over cable for 17 years running. but some people still like cable. just like some people like banging their head on a low ceiling. drinking spoiled milk. camping in poison ivy. getting a papercut. and havi

>> bed bath and beyond and costco. >> retailors say they stand by their sales policies.hey believe the test failed t o consider things like everyday pricing, price match and member pricing. the full reports of statements from retailors on 6abc.com. i'm nydia han, "action news." >> cecily tynan with the forecast. >> jg skies, the action cam at penn's landing. it looks like holiday season. tonight, it feelses more like it than the past couple of days. looking at philadelphia international airport where skies are clearing after the cold front this morning. more seasonal temperatures are on the way. 37 in philadelphia right now. allentown 31. trenton 33. dover 36-degrees. if you look at the planner for tomorrow, we start the day with temperatures in the 20s. heading to work or school, you want to bundle up. we briefly hit 40-degrees. temperatures drop down to 30s and 0s. it will feel like more typical february weather. we have a one day shot of the cold air. satellite and radar showing after the morning showers the skies cleared out. high pressure building in bringing a good

two pounds of organic hummus at costco is half of organic brand.os, consumer reports found nonorganic avacados from mexico chile and peru have a low pesticide risk. other produce like strawberries, have a pesticide risk, so buying the organic ones are worth considering. bell peppers and green beans are worth the extra money. check out frozen organic veggies compare their prices to fresh you could be surprised. can washing your produce help with pesticide risk? it doesn't guarantee you get rid of it, but it will get rid of some, keep in mind some fruits and veggies absorb them and can't be washed away. >>> there are unsafe levelstoxn half the samples. chronic exposure to the metals has been linked to lung, brain and heart damage. >>> students at a school in bucks county danced for 8 hours straight, amp bishop wood in -- afternoon -- arch bishop wood in warminster danced and donated locks of hair. penn state on this last weekend raised millions for the same fund. >> welcome back and good saturday morning! 5:25 a.m., sky6 live hd taking a live look at

in campaign contributions from the koch brothers, which would probably cover the cost of buying a costco stafferhat is the obama . but how different is what trump and his allies are doing than what the obama administration was doing? and what do you think needs to be done? worse., it is much i want to be fair, what trump and the gop are doing is much worse than obama. but you are right in your question. it is a difference in degree. mr. obama came in with great hopes, as everyone knows, that there would be changes and a redirection. real was not, to be brutally honest, there really was not. that in the light of what mr. trump does, it all kind of looks better here we have a history in america that with each president, the previous one looks a bit better than he did before. for me, the basic issue is what you said, what has to bebe done? for me, here is how it looks. the decisions we see of the decisions made by the people who run the businesses of america, the corporations, the boards of directors, the major shareholders who really do control this economy and have for a long time. if we

i shop at costco for my clothes. >> that kirkland brand of sandals and shorts. >> past the knees. >> you can pull it off. >> nice and cool. meteorologist mike nicco already telling us that is about to change. we're on record watch on this friday, february 2nd. >> get your flipflops from costco too. >> my socks i wear with flipflops. >> pulled up mid calf. >> alexis off today, reggie off today. mike is here. we're looking at potential record warmth. >> we'll do it on monday. >> social -- there you go. >> that will go well. >> let's take a look at what's going. record watch in all seriousness. it's going to be a warm one. no fog out there. great for the morning commute. hopefully it's friday light. we'll talk to sue in 20 minutes. the accuweather planner shows 48 to 54. milder morning. look at that lunchtime. my goodness, who is going outside for lunch. 67 to 69. record territory at 4:00. may see convertibles out today. maybe more motorcyclists on the road. 70 to 72. a gorgeous evening under the stars. still 58 to 61 at 7:00. as promised, here's sue. >> you make a good point, mike. a l

i'm at costco. >> jordan is back. he is doing two photo challenges combined in this case.hese work. they start the clock and he runs around trying to get as many shots as he can before the time runs out or he gets thrown out. let's see how this goes. they start the clock and get to work. he has some very talented dancers. i may recognize alex. all he needs to do is start snapping away. >> he has such talented models. >> you are right. everyone is relying on their own skill set to make something amazing. >> that's so sly. they are casually walking and amazing moves. >> look at this. i have never seen a shot be so beautiful. she's like boom. >> you would be surprised what they are make look amazing. he starts loading one up with watermelons. >> it's bigger than her. she might fall over. check out the shot. managed to catch it before she fell over. this is impressive as well. alex goes uber epic. a couple of ladders and an opportunity. thing is, as spectacular as the shots are, they start attracting attention. >> hello. can i help you? >> no, this is safety protocol. same thi

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a costco now has its own legends it's got a lot of energy and the border goes right down the middle of the mountain forest and separate people they bring them together so all of us are grateful that we live near this mountain from the mid local even to go through. crowds also produced a film about the first ascent of the fall of a cine glacier trough. oh fred fun palaver cheney and his team made their way to the top in one thousand nine hundred eighty six. these days free riders like mathias meyer and mathias how know to ski down the trough to get to the valley. and what can move because when you make your way through these mountains you really get a feel for the landscape there are no worn out hiking trails so you can really get close to nature written in the book. put on a pair of snowshoes and you can go exploring off the beaten path a ranger from the high tower a national park will serve as your guide. the park was founded by a local industrialist who acquired some land around the gross lochner in the one nine hundred eighteen. he later donated the land to the alpine club on condit

i am in costco. >> jordan is back not doing just one ten-minute photo challenge, he's doing two combinedse. basically they start the clock and he runs around trying to get as many shots as can he before time runs out or gets then out. they start the clock immediately gets to work. he's got talented dancers. you recognize alex from "so you think you can dance." everyone is relying on their own skill set to make something amazing. >> they're sly about it casually walking and boom a mazing moves. >> i've never seen a shot be so beautiful. she's like, boo. >> you'd be surprised what they can make look amazing. he loads one of them up with watermelons. >> it's bigger than her. >> she might fall over but check out the shot. managed to catch it before she fell over. this with unis one is impressiv. an opportunity. >> he's going all jean claude van damme. >> as spectacular as the shots are they attract attention. >> she's like, uhm, can i help you? >> unfortunately they're like no, this is like safety protocol, the same thing is happening in the warehouse store. he immediately goes okay, thanks

even if i am just getting out of my car and buying milk at costco, i was recognised while doing that.t a picture. it's bizarre. well, he's getting used to becoming a celebrity. especially now he's won the tv moment of the year award in london. here he is pictured here with our presenterjames menendez. the british government's assessments, predicting the possible economic impact of brexit, suggest that growth will be hit hardest in those regions where the leave vote was strongest. the analysis, drawn up for the department for exiting the eu, looked at scenarios ranging from leaving with no deal to remaining within the eu single market. can they go back? will the more than 700,000 muslim rohingyas who fled to bangladesh last year ever return to myanmar? an agreement between the two countries for this to start was finalised last month, yet the obstacles to a large—scale repatriation are formidable. our correspondent jonathan head has been in rakhine state — where he sent us this report. these old temples are all that's left of what was once a powerful buddhist kingdom. they're a reminder

show my dad returning used underwear at costco. we're ten minutes away when we haven't left the house yet. show my cousin lying to his parents about having a white girlfriend over thanksgiving. now that's a viral video, and that's real, sahil. i shouldn't have said his name. i'm s--okay, i [bleep] up. i shouldn't have said his name. ♪ - the president then turned to america's greatest foe, fake news media. - this tweet is another-- it also came just moments ago from the president. "i will be announcing the most dishonest and corrupt "media awards of the year on monday at 5:00 o'clock. "subjects will cover dishonesty and bad reporting "in various categories from the fake news media. stay tuned." - okay, that's the right way to use twitter. honestly, i'm not sure why donald trump would hold a corrupt media award ceremony on monday i mean, maybe he's just doing it so he can walk in on the reporters while they're changing. he's like, "oh, jake tapper, what a surprise." [laughter] so that was donald trump's day on twitter. the bad news i

even if i am just getting out of my car and buying milk at costco. i was recognised.zarre. he is getting used to becoming a celebrity, especially now he has won the tv moment of the year award in london. here he is with james menendez, my colleague and present. the british government's assessments predicting the economic impact of rate set suggests growth will be hit ha rd est rate set suggests growth will be hit hardest in regions where the leave vote was strongest. —— brexit. the department for exiting the eu looked at scenarios from leaving with no deal to remaining in the single market. can they go back? will the more than 700,000 rohingya muslims who fled myanmar last year ever return? discussions were finalised last month. the obstacles for a large—scale repatriated are formidable. we have been in rakhine state. these old temples are all that is left of a once powerful buddhist kingdom. in the study rakhine people, some of the poorest in myanmar, a reminder of how far they have fallen. this is a favourite theme of local politicians, decline, with fear they are b

. >> reporter: in berkeley, costco, kpix 5. >>> -- christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> tonight our first lookn accused dog killer. police say this man broke into a car on the seventh floor of a parking garage on stockton street saturday. inside the car, this 4-year-old dog. police say dash camera video shows the suspect throwing the dog onto the street below. he faces charges, including animal cruelty and burglary. the sant 's >>> tonight a san jose woman is in jail accused of immigration fraud. the santa clara county sheriff's department says she was providing immigration services without proper clearance. the sheriff's department says that she took money for daca applications, but never mailed them to the proper federal offices. tonight officials say they're available to help families seek juice test regardless of their -- justice regardless of their immigration status. >>> a skier that disappeared a week ago in new york was found safe in california. so how did he end up here? >> we've been searching up to this moment for the individual. >> reporter: for the last six days, a massive search

hundred million dollars at a time and that's it's not you're not going to be buying coffee with it at costco particularly when the transaction fees are now running at something like the order of ten or twenty dollars per transaction no matter how many big corner involved so it's got so many design flaws and then that since it's like a loss leader it's the first for new technology interesting idea but i don't think it's going to work steve kean economics professor at kingston university great to get your take as always on this thanks for joining us welcome that's it for myself in the team here at all to see you next hour will global headlines. max kaiser this is the kaiser report so much to talk about stacy max we've been traveling quite a lot miami los angeles now back to north carolina was comical there's been a lot happening we've had the tide pod situation. with me now yeah i brought my diet bars in case during the show i need to eat my time as part of this type are revolution millennial phenomenon now that's the problem with new is that it seems like this whole you know the fact is that

the tax cut to have triple down tax cuts at the high now getting $1.50 a month and now to pay the costco entry fee. really? while others get tens of thousands of dollars of tax cuts with the top 1% and corporate america is billions of dollars. so then he comes up with the infrastructure proposal what they have all been waiting for of one and a half trillion dollars it is $200 billion over ten years. talking about infrastructure the greatness of america and then on the other hand to say to certain communities you have to pay 80% we will pay 20 meaning on top of the state and local tax deduction there is that debilitating impact so their plan will force americans to pay higher tolls sell off critical infrastructure and increase the burden of the states with environmental protection. we have a better deal to rebuild america with the roads and bridges to modernize the rail system and ports and waterways you were here when we made that presentation last week with the jurisdiction under the leadership with the ranking member defazio creating more than 16 million jobs lowers costs for consumers

is one of the law's sponsors if you see the kind of protest the senate is there for hours you know costco weeks important to this bill you understand why is it so important for us to be able to maintain the memory of the holocaust is what really happened during the years of the forty five jews were murdered and poles were held to israel's holocaust memorial yad vashem pays tribute to nearly seven thousand poles who didn't save their jewish neighbors at the height of the holocaust but one of israel's leading scholars on the period says many more poles were complicit and corinth research shows us that many of those jews were killed not because of the german something they were handed to the germans but by poorly citizens by poles who found them to polish government this bill is an effort to stop a defeated occupied nation from being defamed as a partner in the nazi genocide to israelis it seems like an attempt to shield thousands of polish citizens from blame or a force that al-jazeera west jerusalem. well dr william black is a lecturer at university college london he thinks more research i

the staples group includes walmart, costco and personal products and things like that.l say investors retreat from this area and has been pretty pronounced the xlp had outflows in the last 12 months of $700 million. that is about 10%, almost 10% of the assets that sit there right now. so clearly it's an out of favor group. unclear, though, if this year it's going to be the kind of market that could have a comeback for these guys. >> so does pbj have some pbj stocks in it >> well, i think james smucker is the stock and coffee and smuckers i do believe it is in the pbj. >> cool. >> maybe kraft heinz too that is down 5%. thank you, mike. when we come back, bitcoin is rebounding it is up more than 20% this week we're going to discuss that and a lot more with robert herjavec. this is my headquarters. this is where i trade and manage my portfolio. since i added futures, i have access to the oil markets and gold markets. okay. i'm plugged into equities - trade confirmed - and i have global access 24/7. meaning i can do what i need to do, then i can focus on what i want to do.

she said that will cover her costco member for a year. that runs about $60 a year. after a severe backlash, ryan pulled the tweet. cnn requested a comment and we have not heard back. >> the tweet was to show how little it was and not how much it was. it highlights the billions of dollars the companies get. >>> time for an early start on your money. asian stocks picking up where wall street left off. ha heng seng down. friday's jobs report was strong. wall street with the worst day of the trump presidency. the dow down 666 points. that is 2.5%. the biggest decline since brexit in june of 2016. the steepest point decline since the financial crisis. the dow and s&p with the biggest drops with 4% each. friday's strong jobs report showed wage growth is there. 2.9% wage growth. it reinforces the concern of the inflation and bond market. some analysts think the market is long overdue for a correction. is this finally the place to buy or is this the beginning of the end of that ten-year bull market next month. this is withis what a late cycl like. >>> all right. new clues i

it is not too far from 85 and monterey where the new costco warehouse is. >>> southwest will add routes to spokane, houston, st. louis and orlando. frontier will add routes to atlanta, cincinnati and colorado springs. delta, they're not being left out. they're adding a flight to jfk. the san jose city counsel is set to approve the new routes next tuesday. >>> next, is your passport safe? experts say no. no matter how safe you think it is, the answer is probably no. >>> plus, air plane parts could be bogus. >> one critical component of that isn't up to the manufacturer's standards corks take down a plane mid air. >> and we investigate what the faa is doing to stop bogus parts from getting on to planes. >>> i want to take you live to oakland city hall. that's mayor libby schaaf discussing the controversy she's been involved in. she's coming under fire, believed to have tipped off immigrants to the i.c.e. raid. we'll have an update on our website. we'll have more at 5:00 is that 6:00. >> here's something you usually don't think about before you hop on to a plane. bogus parts on the plane.

the only bills i never bother to scrutinize is my netflix, my costco, amazon prime and apple everything else i just pay it can double the price and hardly anyone would notice and there is all of that apple cash apple cash and they can repatriate it which the company uses the buy back stock yeah, you heard that number, 168 billion. stock selling at 119 -- cheaper than most of informational technology peers i will go one step further, it is actually cheaper than almost every stock i follow and i follow 500 s&p stocks. apple has the fire power to buy back 20% of share count and growing to 1.3 billion users 30% increase in two years. this stuff has high margins. apple had a smaller base during the disappointing cycle. i hate the chase, but the next time the negative analysts manage to knock apple down, and they will do it, i think it is a terrific buy the one with the best technology that just keeps improving and do you think these negative analysts right now are blasting apple on samsung phones? dialing up their nokia please sooner loose a hand. hi, i'm bob harper, and i recently had a hea

and then you have staples, walmart, costco, and these are real numbers. been so much money in walmart in the defensive way they own walmart shares because of the consumer full do, so now all of a sudden, they are having, what is going on? walmart is not going away and it is the category killer. overreact andnd when you're from now, two years from now, you wanted it to be in walmart stock. david: we will bring in our gadfly columnist from washington. sarah, on one hand, same-store sales were up and above what was expected at the same time, they are getting hammered in the e-commerce.cause of sarah: that is right. they had been delivering such a e-commerce growth for three quarters, a blistering pace of the above 50%. some of that reflected them attackingjet.com -- jet.com on to their business. we only saw a pullback of 20%. relative to the industry, it is consistent with other retailers but it does raise questions about how sustainable their e-commerce turnaround is. david: is this the market same week that we had a giant killer and maybe we don't and walm

this is weighing on target and costco, and walmart providing a disappointing outlook and lack of clarityround tax reform. amazon up 1.3%. a big theme this week, the monster treasury issuance. 8857, thisat g #btv is a longer-term view of the 10 year yield, and it goes into $250 billion worth of options this week. short-term today at 1:00 p.m., and yields are at the highest they have been in five years. it will be interesting to see how it plays out. investors looking for more compensation, but if demand is a strong, maybe yields spike higher, something to keep an eye on. nejra: it will be a week of price discovery in the treasury market. back to the markets, european stocks largely higher in u.s. largely lower. andrew sheets, who recently warned this month selloff was an appetizer for the real deal, spoke earlier on bloomberg about the potential impact of higher bond yields and equities. >> i think that difference is something the market may have to assign a higher discount rate for. i think that is why we are not expecting more multiple expansion ans a u.s. equity market and we think it

costco has 64 --'s six avocados for just five dollars. >> how about the bean dip?>> we have fiesta bean dip and there were a lot of trees with cheese. these were safeway products. they are doing a lot here with the produce being used in daily operations to make the products even more fresh. the pinwheels look great. the cheese, everything looks great. >> people will eat this if you put it out read? >> when they are coming through your buffet table they are eating with their eyes. per person on super bowl sunday $82 per capita per person. 1.2 billion dollars worth of beer is sold on super bowl sunday but the vegetable items are increasing. $300 million worth of avocados. the wings are number one and pizza is number two. pizza hut or dominoes expects to serve 12 million slices but you need to eat a healthy. the day after the super bowl there is a 6% absentee from work. we need to check next monday. >> unfortunately the 49ers and raiders are not in it but we have some memorabilia. >> this is a signed football from jim plunkett. he was the mvp insuperable 15. we have a

rate story, yields, has anything to do with this interest in insurance and reinsurance business >>> costcoays january same-store sales rose analysts were expecting an increase of 4.9% >>> to today's wall street agenda just one piece of u.s. economic data, that's weekly jobless claims are out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. in europe, we have the bank of england meeting, a trio of fed officials are speaking today philadelphia fed president patrick harker, minneapolis fed president neil kael kashkari an esther george. we heard from robert kaplan this morning speaking in frankfurt he said the central bank should continue removing accommodation by added the fed should be highly vigilant about market volatility and whether it has effect on the real economy cvs health, t mobile, kellogg, twitter, viacom and yum brands reporting before the open bell aig, expedia, news corp. are out after the close. >>> double dose of deal news fox talking disney and sky in its latest earnings report details coming up. >>> and another check on futures. the dow is lower by 126 points in the premarket "worldwide exchange" wil