>> one company i have that gives no guidance is costco. that stock has done well there have been quarters they'll have quirks in the numbers here and there that trips the market up. that's more rare but overall, the stock's doing well a company like home depot. a perfect example. they don't give quarterly guidance but they give longer term guidance when they articulate it one or two years, they're talking about the investments they're making they're preparing investors for the impact of the investments in their quarterly results. >> marty, what do you think about all of this? >> i come from the perspective that for 20 years i was on the management side and running a company. and having to go through that quarterly treadmill of meeting

worth buying, right here, it is a large position on my travel plus by the way same thing goes for costco you pay $60 a year and you get access to incredible bargains and merchandise. over 90 members worldwide and the renewal rate is 90%. just like with amazon prime, it is not only about the money, it is about reinforce can customer loyalty so members shop at costco first like the cramer family and it is working. up 11% year-to-date. all right. who else adobe. now, they adopted a cloud base software as a service model. and the stock immediately tanked now up 5%. adobe's quarter last night was darn good and the stock should resume its regularly scheduled stock soon enough. auto desk, and then dropbox has been on fire up another 9.6%. finally there is the not so failing new yo"the new york tim. so they put up the pay wall and it has been a stunning success climbing to more than 2.6 million. doubled the number of print subscribers, stock is up 30% since i got behind it last summer they are failing upwards the subscription economy is taking over industry, after industry, after industry these

>> just like costco, walmart is my big buy. they, of course, have been trying to get into the internet world to compete with amazon, and they were at a distinct disadvantage. walmart has to pay taxes in just about every state in the union, where amazon could sell in every state in the union and not pay taxes. but i think struggling old-fashioned type of online marketplaces, similar to like ebay, for example, struggling anyway. this is going to be a death nell to them, because they fail to keep up with the boom that we've seen and the type of shopping like amazons and even groupon is another company that's going to have a little problem with this because their purchases, of course, were based upon the fact of getting a better deal, getting more convenience. that's gone away. but i think most important point is the one you made. don't let the government squander the money. that's what's happened in so many states. all of a sudden, hey, we get money, let's spend it. put the money into the infrastructure, in the roads and not waste

it's not nearly as good as costco and sam's but that being said, costco and sam's were actually a littleind on the online game too so there is opportunity for bj's, actually, to catch up potentially in that area, even being much smaller than the other two. >> we shall see. thanks very much >> thanks for being here and having me sit with you today >>> immigration, the hottist topic in the country right now the president speaking about it earlier and making it clear who he thinks is to blame. >> and i say, it's very strongly the democrats' fault >> what can be done to change the laws and who's winning the issue? the second hour of "power lunch" begins right after this. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. >>> good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to hour number two of "power lunch. i'm tyler mathisen and here is what we're serving this hour stocks are lower today with the dow now on pace for its fifth straight down day. trade tensions, one of the reasons there. ar

they compete largely with sam's club and costco. >> costco broke out last week.ostco has been a horse. the numbers. even though they put an increase on members still really good. relentlessly positive stock, costco domestic largely they have so in asia and mexico and canada. >> i made a list of the break outs in retail last week rh for sure. >> oh, my. >> costco, to a lesser extent. lululemon, etsy. >> yeah. >> and goose. >> yeah. five below but yes canada goose was extraordinary. as david mentioned, china likes it we had a cold winter but it doesn't matter. >> no. it's the status. it's a status symbol in china, which is -- >> right. >> it's an important part of their demand. >> my wife caught a lot of canada goose but not the ones with the fur. >> right. >> because of the prest against whatever. >> right jim, where do you want to be in a market like this now where we have, you know -- >> in a fall out with a lot of spam. no. >> come on. >> spam liquid of choice during the nuclear war period. >> that's good to know. >> right. >> keep in mind. >> and cheese wiz. >

that appeals to me. >> it works for costco. you buy them in bulk, and two days later, half of them are gone. >> you didn't like my pun? >>it was appealing. it's literally the same joke i just made. it's okay. >>> when we come back, michael jackson's -- >> when are you going on vacation again? >> where's victor oquendo? >>> and the "nanny" is coming back to tv. "the skinny" is next. tv. "the skinny" is next. balance. can throwf re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. ♪ i want to rock with you ♪ all nig ♪ i want to rock with you ♪ all night ♪ dance you into day ♪ sunlight >>> bumping us back in for a hump day skinny. ♪ i want to rock ♪ rock the night away >> because the king of pop is officially getting the broadway treatment. >> yes, according to "playbill", a musical is set to debut in 2020 featuring his iconic music and choreography. >> few details have been released, including the name of the show. it will be a collaboration between col

the cut melon sold in walmart, kroger, walgreens, sprouts, costco and whole foods. according to the centers for disease control, at least 60 people have been sickened since april 30th. >>> emotional moment at the congressional baseball game in washington last night. representative steve scalise starting at second base for the gop squad a year to the day after he was shot at practice. the first pitch of the game hit directly to scalise who made the play and was mobbed by everyone on the field. what a great moment there for steve scalise. as for the game, there was not much to celebrate for the republicans after that. 21-5. democrats. smoked the republicans. >> great to see scalise back. >>> the fbi back under scrutiny in the hillary clinton e-mail probe. specifically the actions of one agent whose bias cannot be ruled out. now the president's allies are pouncing. their latest efforts to undercut the russia investigation. comin and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot

. >> caller: wondering about costco. >> costco over $200 is still cheap.ontinue to buy the stock. let's take another question. that's it? >> yeah. >> oh my god i mean, he and i were just becoming friends look out for five below. what a terrific long-term story. wait for better entry and then you have to pounce it is a very fine house and it just earned a spot on cnbc disrupter list when you spend a whole day listening to more than a dozen people, you will come back with take aways revealing all that i learned at the deals conference that i ran. and tonight's edition of the "lightning round." stick with cramer. anyone can get you ready, holiday inn express gets you the readiest. because ready gives a pep talk. showtime! but the readiest gives a pep rally. i cleared my inbox! holiday inn express, be the readiest. holiday inn express, ♪ when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was despair. i knew something had to be done. hurricane sandy really woke people up, to showing that we need to invest in this community. i knew having the right partner we could turn

. >> we'll watch costco today. about rising wages their starting wage is 14. >> it went to 14 i have to tell you, i know people are down on the costco quarter. i'm urging people. you're getting a plus 7% what are they trying to do they're trying to make it so they have an edge against the competition by keeping prices lower than they should be. their stock was down 7 at one point. and that's just, like, mo, larry, and curly trading that stock. you allude to them as trading costco, is that what you alluded? >> it's funny. i retweeted something. >> what did you mean people trading costco? >> people negotiating trade. >> oh. yeah okay >> yeah. >> you alluded to it earlier i was following up with a creative tweet from one of our viewers. >> we'll have larry. larry is not involved in that, though. >> oh, okay. i was thinking i want to get that on the table. be sure you were going to say it's not. >> not at all. >> larry is a friend of mine for over 25 years. >> mine, too i didn't want an angry tweet i don't want an angr

so costco is bringing back vodka-infused pop calls, popsicles in four flavors.line for about $30. >> good for a hot day. not too bad. there you go. thank you. >>> 5:41. the race for santa clara county sheriff continues into november with the incumbent finding herself on the defense. >> plus, a pro swimmer is hoping to set a new world record with a 5,000-mile journey ending in the bay area. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. forecast in just a few mut senator dianne feinstein will have a high-profile opponent in november as she attempts to retain >>> good morning. a live look at "salesforce tower" facing north looking at the golden gate bridge. no problem with low cloud coverage in the bay. we have higher clouds this morning some in the marin headlands. we'll have the full forecast coming up. >>> senator dianne feinstein will have a high-profile opponent in november as she attempts to retain her seat. state senate president pro tem kevin de leon is tr

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costco will start selling the avocados in the midwest. >>> 4:55.n minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the alameda county fair resumes today. one of our milder days. oh, man, that asphalt and temperatures in the hundreds friday and saturday. today is a great day to go. 68 at 11:00. a comfortable opening. 78 with the strong sunshine, but that's really nice especially for pleasanton this time of year. 57 at 11:00. we have nascar at sonoma raceway. temperature 91 friday, 96 saturday. but for the big race sunday, 84. that should be more comfortable. >> oh, yeah, bring your sunscreen no matter where you're going, mike. we're doing okay so far today. no major issues on the roads. we're looking live at our walnut creek camera. southbound 680 traffic starting to fill in. not many folks hitting the brakes there. heavier traffic westbound 205 to 580 down to 11 miles an hour. overall that's pretty typical for that stretch this time of day. we're keeping a close eye on the bay bridge after yesterday's tough commute. we'll head back there coming up at 5:0

. >> this is a town that's got a meijer's, a sam's club, a costco, what keeps you in business? >> it's the most beautiful town there is. the water, the river, great merchants and people are dedicated to this town and with a dda, downtown development authority and we have a downtown traverse city association. people come from bigger cities and they have all of that. they don't have what we have in downtown from where they're at. leland: traverse city is in unique in the political climate. a dark red, sort of liberal enclave in traverse city, and how too people react? >> people are here to relax, that's what traverse city syou come here and relax, don't bring your politics and all that, and you know, everybody could be civil if you just talk it out. leland: it seems as though the people in washington could learn a little from traverse city? >> that would be nice. leland: we keep hearing from the administration that they're focused on small businesses, small businesses, small businesses and that's where the tax cuts have an affect. have you felt that? >> we will absolutely, and th

it was sold out sprouts, costco and whole foods. the cdc says at least 60 people have gotten sick nationwide. >>> a lot of people heading to great america in santa clara for fun. that means the theme park is hiring 200 new employees a week for full time and part time positions. >> it's giving us a more balanced employee, a more diverse workforce. we've been able to accommodate that, grow the head count a little bit. really it's given us the maximum amount of flexibility. >> great america's general manager says the pay is very competitive. food and beverage workers making $14.50 an hour. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is look at sfo this morning where it's mostly clear right now. temperature of about 355 degrees. it's the peninsula along with our east bay valleys that will see some of the biggest temperatures. mid to upper 70s there. everybody else about one to three degrees cooler than average as we take a summer hiatus today all the way through the holiday weekend. going to the san

costco stock is up as well.st numbers when the opening bell rang, a live look at the dow. you can see it's up more than 1%, 263-points. nasdaq and s&p 55 posted gains as well. adidas says a security breach. e-mail and home addresses as well as log in information may have been compromised. adidas says credit card information was likely not affected. they think only customers that shopped online may have been as much affected. another data leak may have exposed the personal information of almost every american adult. they have a database of 340 million records on a publicly accessible server that included phone numbers, addresses and people's personal information. credit card numbers were not exposed. making your family a priority may be linked to making more money. credit loan surveyed more than 1,000 people. people who put family first had higher salaries than those who made their career a priority. the survey says millennials made about $4,000 more per year and people between 38 and 53 made $8,000 more per year

contaminated fruit, precut watermelon, honeydew, and fruit cup medley were sold in clear containers such as costco, kroerg, payless, whole foods, and amazon. if you have it, return it or throw it away. >>> the musical "the band's visit" was the big winner at last night's tony award. tony shalhoub led best leading man in a musical and katrina lenk won for best actress. laura podesta is here with all the details. good morning. >> good morning, hena. the big winner, "the band's visit," and also "harry potter." and "angels in america" are probably still up at this hour celebrating. though last night's award show may end up being remembered less for the accolades handed out and more for a poignant and one controversial moment for the night. student from marjory stoneman douglas high school took center stage at last night's tony awards. the survivors of the park landstuhl shooting that killed 17 of their classmates and teachers performed "seasons of love" from "rent. " >> what a thrill to be in the same house as those amazing children. >> when the envelopes opened, the big winners took home the award in

costco will start selling the avocados if the mid-west. >> choosing a name.>> first we want to thank bahram for this picture of the fog at mount tam. share your pictures with the hashtag abc 7 >>> coming up ton on abc news at 6:00. >> i want people to know in re rights. >> activist ernie brockovich travels to the north bay to take on an old foe and offer advise to victims of the devastating fires. >>> a bay area treasure. but a power struggle is threatening the future of san francisco's glide memorial church. >>> we will show you the steps amazon is taking to try to keep delivered packages safe from thieves. come up in half an hour. >>> finally for now the newest resident at six flags, discovery kingdom if vallejo needs your help. >> here she is, the little -- cute little sea lion pup born saturday. the first offspring of lulu recently rked by the marine mammal center. >> six flags is running a contest to help find a name for the pup. anyone can take part. go to the facebook page. the deadline is this friday. >> what a cute little face. >> snuggle how is that

faces charges after police say they found two young children in a hot car while she was shopping at costcoto safety group kids in danger, 43 children died in hot cars last year, and 16 have already died this year. most of the time it happens after parents or care givers forget the child is in the backseat. a recent study found in some cases, it takes only one hour for temperatures inside a vehicle to turn deadly. babies and young children are especially sensitive to that heat. >> young children have larger body surface areas compared to their overall weight, and they also have less efficient cooling mechanisms. their bodies are warmer to begin with, and they don't sweat as much. >> the bottom line from doctors, be extra vigilant with children in the car during hot summer days. >> put down the cell phones, the calls, the text messages, the groceries. all of that can wait until the child is safely inside the home or whatever destination you're going to. >> experts also advise parents to lock your cars at home in the driveway to keep kids from climbing inside them to play hide-and-seek or any

now app avocados will be in costco stores. >> that's right. that's right. >> rogers say people who use this can dramatically increase supply and food waist costs people $18 billion a year. this is one of the biggest challenges that retailersheace is amount of shrink. >> the coating is made of peel of vegetables. it starts out as a powder to be a solution. roge helps it last longer. >> we're slowing down the ratel the cck is ticking. >> reporter: but there are obstacles, while the fda sa appe appeal's tasteless coating is generally recognized as sa, we talked to some people who are skeptical, natural or not. rogers answers them b taking a bite for themselves before making a decision. >> we're not thinking of this as being only a solution in one small area of the world. nd other nking big fees are with us. >> reporter: the company says appeal coated avocados will sell for the same price. the retailer ing pic up the cost of the product. why? appeal says picking up food waste costs, they say the company they're working with are still going to come

it was kirkland signatures dishwasher pacs from costco for less than half the cost perfected pod as the finish or cascade detergents. if you are a sam's club member these dishwasher packs are dpenlt are dishes too if you have a hard water, like in melinda's home, they're also great for resisting water spots. now one last tip. if you are still prerinsing dishes, knock it off. today's dish washers and detergents work better if you leave the food on and let the machine and detergent do the job preponderate as a matter of fact we have run reports where the machine eats into the dishes. >> i put them in almost clean enough to put back on the shelf. >> oh, no thank you so much michael. >> on to weather. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with sand where a patel. >>> i think dan i need you at my house to help me with dishes. hi, everyone. look at the highs so far. almost a 40 degree spread from half moon bay, 59, to concord, it was 98 the high so far. pretty steamy inland. 90s for many around the bay. oakland, san francisco, around the coast. half moon bay, a lot more in the comfort zo

the suspected cut melons were sold in stores including costco, trader joe's, walmart, walgreens and whole all linked to the foo facility in indianapolis according to the cdc. >> and tyson foods is issuing an alert this morning recalling a thousand pounds of frozen breaded chicken that may be contaminated with what they say are extraneous materials blue and clear pieces of soft plastic. according to the u.s. department of agriculture, the specific product, the 12-pound boxes containing three pound plastic bags of uncooked breaded original chicken tloinz. >> president trump is trying to make good on the campaignomise industry boost forcing power to buy from them the next two years. it would undermine the market. president trump is playing to his base. nbc's morgan radford has more. >>orter:n a memo first leaked to bloomberg, the trump administration proposed a radical plan to use emergency executive order to prop up power plants, a promise planted on the campaign trail. >> and we're going to bring the coal industry back. donald trump loves clean coal. >> reporter: part of the ma keep those

. >> hopefully many of theas companies here in seattle, like starbucks and costco, will follow the xacity'sle and start rapidly reducing their plastic footprint. activists across the country and city will continue to demand it. >>> earlier t this year nearly one-third of shareholders from starbucks which uses an estimated 2 billion plastic straws a year, voted to replace plastic straws. >> in the u.s. food service company bon appetit has banned plastic s aws at more th 1,000 locations. as plastic straws fall out of favor, the top contenders to replace plaic are compostable plastic, paper, and even metal and glass straws. the three biggest producers of l composta plastic straws are pt strawland and eco straws and eco products which sells to restaurants chains, stadiums, and companies. paper straws are another top hntender. salee gone up 5,000% in the last two years. wsgrass st which are sold by companies like strawsom, humming bird simply straw and glass darma. simply straws says it has qu quadrupled its business since january. these cost more to make. one plastic straw costs more than a penny

somof those stores include walmart, wlagreens and even costco.yone who has recently purchased cut melons are advised to throw it away. california is one out of 23 states who have received warnings. (robin)coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... another social media challenge going viral. and this time the signs parents need to look out for... to keep their kids safe. a cooling trend will continue today and into the upcoming weekend, especially across the interior, as an upper level low deepens over the west coast. highs will cool down to 60s along the coast and 70s-80s inland. temperatures will fall back to below seasonal averages through the weekend before a slight warming trend returns ea

vicky: then costco, where he came out with a flat screen tv. remember, this meat has been in the truck the entire time. vicky: i'm vicky with nbc bay area. vicky: he finally arrived at the phu lam chinese restaurant four hours after he first picked up all this food. we saw the meat in here since about 2 o'clock. kim chung: no, no, we just got here. vicky: but the meat's been in your truck for about four hours. kim: okay. vicky: with no refrigeration? do you worry people could get sick from eating that? kim: yes, i do. today, we tried--i tried to get everything done, otherwise we'll just come right away. vicky: michael balliet is the director of environmental health for santa clara county. we showed him what we caught on camera. how dangerous is this for the public to eat food that's been transported in this way? michael balliet: there are thousands of people that potentially die from food-borne illness every year. we take it very seriously. vicky: he says in the past two years, county inspectors have written nearly 7,000 citations for food stor

. >>> bigger paychecks on the way for more than 100,000 costco workers. they are boosting minimum wage to $14 an hour. >>> why today's ruling doesn't necessarily address the bigger question. >> plus, the breast cl change treat for hundreds of thousa i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, i be the nra in court, defending gun laws that helping bosave lives. n. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. jeff bleich. democr

in korea, coscosw -- costcos have to restock several times.ces.ift up commodity in ag, that's important. shery: we like you are beef in south korea. >> not quite the same level of open-door. if you want to get yourself heard, you can do it. there is age is feeling among a lot of democrats that they don't get into the right meetings where decisions opinions onmade or important issues get a voice. david: we had the supreme court come down today with a decision on sales tax. online sales have to be subject to sales tax. what is that meet her financing in the state of colorado? >> i think it will help some. taxes already collecting from amazon on the products they produce. -- awill have a much level much more level playing field. their schoolport district's and have bake sales, it will strengthen the whole community. david: this raging issue on immigrio it climaxed yesterday with an executive order and dealing with the families that have been broken up. how does that affect the people upon -- a colorado? what would be like to have happen? iswhat y

other than spotify, netflix, costco i have only one piece of advice for square, please, jack, stop talkingut bitcoin. look, i know dorsey is hugely into cryptocurrency. but ever since square announced it would roll out a pilot program, its stock is more on a play of bitcoin. this is such a tiny part of square's business and the r itany has so much going when you talk about this often enough, square is not a cryptocurrency play. but there are days when it does seeming to trade like one, that's crazy the less square talks about bitcoin, the less control the company will have over its stock. despite all the doubters, including yours truly, jack dorsey has done an amazing job of running both twitter and square at the same time. i would be wary of buying either stock. we managed to get behind square and behind twitter congratulations, jack, on a job well done. let's go to wendy in george georgeorgeia >> caller: this is wendy give a shoutout to jade and -- >> who is the other one? >> caller: boo i am calling about etsy. >> etsy is a few blocks from where i have lived and proud of what it has don

it was sold in scores including costco and trader joe's and walgreens and kroger. >>> and ahead, it is something many thought we would never see. final preparations are under way for president trump's historic summit with kim jong-un. we are live in singapore next on "early start." >>> one-time shot and i think it's going to work out. >> president trump preparing for the summit in singapore. what no u.s. president has ever done which is meet face-to-face with a north korean leader. >>> president trump digging in his heels in trade after the rocky weekend with the g7. why he is isolated himself from the allies and global reaction. welcome back to k""early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. we are live in moscow and berlin with the reaction to the president's movt the g7. >>> we start in singapore where they are putting on the final preparations for the summit. president trump is getting ready to do something no u.s. president has done. meet face-to-face with the leader of north korea. it is late afternoon in singapore and has been a busy day. president trump met with the

no different than what you might find on all kinds of things that you might find at sam's club or costcoout a couple of types of stocks that i particularly like to hunt the more brutal the selloff, the more attractive these stocks look to me the new high list is always a great place to go hunting if you are looking for good investments. stocks that are hitting new highs are thought of as being expensive. this is what big declines are made of. look for stocks that maybe get knocked off, and get pushed down a couple you are likely to find good merchandise. then there are other stocks that can only be dislodged from that list because market conditions got to horrible that everything went down at once. when you find a stock that needs a correction to take it down, you probably got something wonderful there. not all the time, you have to use your discretion for each individual stocks. the stocks that recover hardest and fastest from the carnage unless they are part of the reason for the carnage that is not a place you want to go anywhere near that is the first group of stocks i want you to lo

costco shares are up 6%.oper and lady gaga are teaming up for the fourth rendition of a star is born and oscar buzz is already swirling. >> do you write songs or anything? >> i don't sing my own songs. >> why? >> i just don't feel comfortable. >> why wouldn't you feel comfortable? >> almost every single person has told me they like the way i sound, they don't like the way i look. >> i think you're beautiful. >> cheryl: bradley cooper plays an aging performer who takes a shy, talented singer under his wing, played by lady gaga. there's a slew of original songs for this one. she wrote a handful of them with cooper and other artists like mike ronson and willie nelson's son, lucas. a star is born hits theaters october 5th. i was looking at the trailer last night. >> maria: that really does look good. i'm looking forward to it. >> cheryl: her songs are incredible. >> dagen: she will be compared to janet ganor, judy garland and barbara streisand who all played this role. >> maria: you're saying high expectation. co

he is remarkable and he's got a membership strategy not unlike costco. very high end.s save you a lot of money very visionaryhought that for ag time also bought a lot of stock >> rh and costco, fresh highs today. >> the membership, he's going for earnings not like wayfair going for just rev. and he's delivering numbers. constantly underestimating. i don't understand why >> we'll see you tonight >> great show, guys. >> mad money, 6:00 p.m. eastern. chaian genanrmresp is with us in a few minutes. dow is up 5. hi, i'm joan lunden with a place for mom every day we hear from families who partnered with a sior living advisor from a place for mom to help find the perfect place for their mom or dad thank you so much for your assistance in helping us find a place. mom feels safe and comfortable and has met many wonderful residence and staffers. thank you for helping our family find our father a new home. we especially appreciate the information about the va aid and attendance program. i feel i found the right place. a perfect fit. you were my angel and helped guide mery step of

some of those stores include walmart, wlagreens and even costco. anyone who has recently purchased cut melons are advised to throw it away. california is one out of 23 states who have received warnings. (grant) a warning tonight for parents... alameda county health officials y there is a spike of whooping cough cases compared to this time last year... from january through may-- there were 180 cases of whooping cough... and over 60-percent of cases are among teenagers. back in 20-17 there were only 40 cases. the illness also known as pertussis... is a highly contagious respiratory disease. it is spread when an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks. people with whooping cough can spread the disease from the time when they get a runny nose until three weeks after their cough starts. pregnant women and people who are near and around infants and children are encouraged to get vaccinated. (vicki) now to a possible high school merger. alameda unified school district just finished taking applications for a board that will map out what it will look like

the move puts wal-mart in direct competition with rival costco which offers private line. >> we've got a lot more coming up. as a trade war been a burden? president trump with the prime minister of japan as they get set to meet leaders from the group of seven. the g-7 and insubordinate and defined authorities that the new report that slams james comey's leadership at the fbi when he was there. we will talk about that. u.s. stock market futures for days in a row to receive a strong kickoff for your markets. a lot of optimism out there. the dow futures are up 49. s&p up one and three quarters. nasdaq up three quarters. you are watching "fbn:am." we will be right back. ♪ (vo) from day one, we always came through for our customers. it's how we earned your trust. until... we lost it. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goals for branch bankers. so we can focus on your satisfaction. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. wells fargo. established 1852. re-established 2018. where we're changing withs? contempo

. >>> costco, highly coveted retail spot. averages way off the day's lows. "squawk alley" continues in a minute alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. >>> let's get to the santelli exchange with rick good morning, rick >> good morning. i would like to welcome my guest. matthew, thank you for taking the time well, you know, i'm holding your book magic bean, the rise of soy in america. and i'll tell you what, i read it this weekend. really enjoyed it. i have enjoyed a lot of beans at my time here at the board of trade. but the real issue today, in my opinion is, how will the 25% tariffs and how escalation on both sides ultimately arrives at various percentages of tariffs, how will it affect farmers and soybeans i would like to have your answer to that, matt. >> well, i mean, it is hard to predict fast-moving current events, but there are parallels in histo

charles: we have seen this with chick-fil-a, starbucks, costco.ver the last few years it has become so intertwined with the narrative from washington that it is frustrating. i hear people say all the time i am never going to shop there again. there isn't going to be any place for you to shop sooner or later. >> it's okay for companies to express their views, but they have to live with the consequences. in patagonia, their politics upset me. are you going to alienate a lot of the country who would buy your products and bring in revenue. what america is about should unite us it's capitalism and trade. if you have something i want, i will give you money for it. folks on the left who see the other side as evil, a lot of conservatives understand you can disagree without being disagreeable and the other side is not evil. in hollywood they seem to think if you disagree with your opinion there must be something wrong with you. >> none of you are evil. >> thank you, rich, i appreciate that. charles: big brother, the government version taking a hit by a sup

(ken) their line of avocados launched tuesday and is available at costco and harps food stores in thel avocadoes" are marketed as having double the ripe time so they don't go bad as quickly. the company said it uses materials already found in fruits and vegetables to add extra skin or peel that helps preserve freshness. coming up at eight.. why schools in california are not benefitting as much as many expected ... despite booming lottery sales. plus. how the bay area's sky high real estate prices are creating a new class of instant millionaires. and next. a discovery on the san andreas fault... could pose a new threat to people in california. why experts say, it could be the site of the next big one. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. a new study about the san andreas fault.... reveals an ominous discovery along a stretch of the fault in southern california.(ken) experts believe it could be the site of the next big one. kron four's rob fladeboe talked with u-s-g-s to

costco and all the stores know where the cans of food and crates of stores are.o there's no excuse in 2018 for the fact that these kids can't be accounted for. that's the problem here. no matter what the political solution or the legislative solution becomes, the story hangs even though there was a policy change with an executive order and not challenged by the courts. there's 2,342 children that can be accounted for or a number of them cannot be accounted for is really a tragedy. so i just find it stunning their record hindered from having to account them. >> trace: a.b. and john, stand by. we have breaking news coming into fox news channel. we're now learning that the pentagon has just approved some 20,000 beds to house these families that apparently will be held together now. the zero tolerance policy is still in effect. 20,000 beds for immigrant children. back to you, john bussey. you talk about 2,300 kids they have right now and having a difficult time. they know where all of the kids are, still having a difficult time getting the families back together. wha

in the last 24 hours we saw higher labor costs impact dollar tree, dollar general, costco saying they'reir starting wage to $14 an hour has that been a topic of conversation at the meeting this year >> reporter: that's interesting, morgan i actually asked walmart's u.s. ceo just yesterday if they had considered looking at wages again. when walmart raised wages the first time across the board -- remember they're the nation's largest private employer, it was cheered by many and they saw the benefits in the stores you always want your wages to continue to increase over time they said it's an issue they look at every couple of weeks. just yesterday the board met and actually discussed that. so no further plans but it is certainly something that walmart has to and appears to be keeping, at least on the forefront. back over to you guys. >> all right thank you, courtney reagan >>> meantime, we're keeping our eyes on netflix. rbc out with a new note updating the thesis on netflix and their bullish call on the international expansion, going as far as to jokingly say it could be called euroflix we

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yet when i want to fill up at costco the other day here in des moines to cost me $45 good wife passed. why are the of eggs more at the store. those are the things they don't get into complex economic areas and battling talking points. they want to know what's in this for me. right now a lot of good things for the trump economy for them. when you were to razors that of margins come you don't have to alienate a lot of people to change the outcome of the electorate come november. leland: i only have 15 seconds but i want to get you in. how do democrats exploit the view was just talking about? >> i actually agree with steve on this one because it's not just the economy. it's the perception of a person economic situation that is the reality. they are going to the pumps and prices are higher. the wage growth is not the, which we have not seen. we saw during the obama years unemployment dropped over and over in elections. so it's really the feeling of perception economically at the american people when they go to vote. >> perhaps as steve points out how they feel at the pump in the grocery s

costco is going to start selling those avocados in the midwest. >> that sounds good.ds this morning, overall we're looking pretty good. we're noticing a slowdown on northbound 101 in san jose. down to about 16 miles an hour. chp doesn't have anything reported in that area. our partners at waze do. we had a vehicle fire on southbound 280 around highway 17. all lanes are back open. good morning, mike. >> hi, alexis. hi everybody. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the alameda county fair resumes today in pleasanton. it's going to be great weather. 68 at 11:00, 78 at 3:00, comfortable 70 and you'll need the coat if you're there till the end. it's going to be pretty hot for nascar at sonoma on friday and saturday. on sunday, temperatures dropping from the low to mid 90s down to about 84 degrees. also a lot of strong sunshine here. >>> new at 6:00, a busy san francisco street about to get a major upgrade. drivers may not be so happy. >>> plus surveillance video shows a man stealing this puppy right out of a garage. the distinct suv poli

the melon was sold at walmart, sprouts, costco or whole foods.c says at least 60 people have gotten sick nationwide. >>> major issues on the roads this morning. here is a live look at 580 around the 680 interchange in pleasanton. that stopped traffic is the westbound side of the road, all approaching the flipped big rig near eden canyon road. the semi on its side. we have quite a bit of debris. we were down to just the far left lane blocked -- excuse me -- the right lane. now the two right lanes blocked once again. still not sure about injuries. this is sort of an interesting part of this. a piece of debris from that truck went flying onto the b.a.r.t. tracks. it sounds like that won't be a huge deal. we did talk to b.a.r.t. and they say no damage was done to the tracks. trains are moving through without any problems. that's a great alternate for 580. we saw traffic is not moving. believe it or not on top of these two shots, another major poblem, southbound 680 before sheridan road. another sig alert due to a crash and a car fire. we got word tha

it includes watermelon, honey dew, cantaloup and fruit salads sold at walmart, sprouts, costco and whole>>> number six, cooler than average temperatures and breezy today. >>> number seven, the alameda county fair begins this morning at 10:30 beginning with the cattle drive. with all the issues on 608 and 580, how are we going to get there? >> we've got a few hours. things don't kick off for about 3 1/2 more hours. honestly it's possible that semi is not gone by then. surface streets, b.a.r.t. looking good this morning. that's a great option. it's tough. >> working from home is a great option today. >> yes, it is. >> a magic carpet ride would be a nice thing to come through right about now. cleared before the fair opens. >>> we'll continue to update you throughout the morning every 25 minutes or so during "good morning america," so we'll seef morning america." so we'll seef have a great weekend. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, roller coaster horror. this car derailing at daytona beach. two riders plunging more than 30 feet. >> we heard like a big bang and people screaming.