last year costco made 26 billion dollars in sales.ig story we've been following tonight.... former white house aide omarosa manigault newman has released a secret recording of a call between her and the president. the call took place after she was fired by chief of staff john kelly. cnn's kaitlan collins has more. president president trump addressing soldiers at fort drum. president donald trump: "i'm here today to sign our new defense bill into law..." as former white house staffer omarosa manigault newman - escalates her war with the administration... revealing she recorded her conversations with the presidentpresident donald trump:"omarosa, what's going on? i just saw in the news you're thinking about leaving. what happened?" omarosa manigault newman/former aide to president trump:general kelly -- general kelly came to me and said that you guys wanted me to leave." president donald trump:"no. nobody even told me about it."omarosa breaching major security protocols... secretly taping her firing by john kelly in the white house situa

take a look at the chart which shows the action of costco in black and the linkage between costco andlar index which williams projects out an additional three months. in other words, this is williams' work this is not the actual chart it's a prediction. william predicts a downturn in the dollar and thinks that will translate into a downturn in costco's stock what else? check out the next stock it's interesting this is the williams cot indicator. it's not like mattress firm. this is commitment of traders. this is a tool that helps figure out whether big institutions are buying or selling. after a monster run in costco stock, the williams cot has come down hard. look at this you would expect that to be going higher that's indicating that the big boys right now are selling into this as one more reason to believe that the stock could be primed for a bit of a sell-off here i was shocked when i saw, this because i am so used to seeing that indicating that well, williams says it's time to ring the register because he thinks that's exactly what is going to happen. look, levee costco i go ther

costco already has a lot of good deals...things you need to know to save even more cash. we'll have that story after the break. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. for your money tonight... roughly 90-million people across the country shop at costco... but do you know how to get the best deals at the big box store? jim moret reveals the secrets. costco today kicked off a new "5 days of deals" event just for its members, and one of the discounts is for apple's airpods. today only costco members can purchase the headphones for $139.99, down from $159.99 -- one of the best deals online for a new pair when compared to retailers like adorama and best buy. free shipping is also available. though most products at costco are eminently affordable, you can frequently find lower prices by shopping around online, at local supermarkets, or at mega-chains like wal-mart and target. take toothpaste, for example. costco offers a good deal, but between coupons and sales, yo

. >>> costco is installing payment terminals at gas stations. costco had been testing apple pay in a handful of places. this move has breen long awaite. back over to you. >> outstanding. >> still have to get that costco card. >> we'll get like industrial sized supply of muffins or something. >> thanks, landon. >>> maybe buy some soda while you can. if you give it to your kids your kids might have fewer options when it comes to drinks soon when you go out. california could limit what drinks are offered to children at restaurants. if governor brown signs a proposed bill restaurants would only be able to offer is expect. >> that's what i do anyway. my kids aren't big soda drinkers. >> as a kid i was a big soda drinker. i can't imagine i would have liked that law. nice temperatures across today. >> my son gets apple juice. i wonder if that's off limits now. as we start out we will have the need for hot coffee. a little cool out there. temperatures start out at 60 degrees heading into the mid-70s. it will be nice. we'll talk about air quality coming

authorities say they spent thousands, 11,000 at costco, their kids' tuition and a trip to italy. >>> the abc news exclusive tonight. our team from afghanistan. taking us inside one of the most dangerous prisons in the world. taliban prisoners. and tonight, their message for america. >>> and new fallout tonight, the actress who had been a major force in the me too movement, asia argento was anthony bourdain's girlfriend. tonight, this new image. and the alleged text messages involving a 17-year-old boy. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin with the new fallout tonight. the man who once said he would take a bullet for the president, now the one taking aim, implicating the president. michael cohen pleading guilty to eight counts, including campaign finance violations. the president's former fixer telling the court he paid that hush money at the direction of then-candidate trump. and tonight, he's now signaling he's ready to talk to the special counsel about that and more. at the white house today, president trump defiant.

it includes "river dance" tickets and costco pet supplies for a pet rabbit. who does he bring for all of these alleged misspending of campaign finance dollars? well, his wife. listen. >> the first time i gave her power of attorney and she handled my finances throughout my entire military career and that continued when i got into congress, i'm gone five days a week, home for two and she was also the campaign manager so whenever she did, that will be looked at but i didn't do it. i did not use campaign money. >> joining me now, steve cortez, former head of president trump's hispanic advisory council and tara setmayer, both cnn political commentators. tear, a first to you -- wasn't me, my wife did it. my wife did it. she handled the finances. >> shame on him.

at costco, on their kids' tuition, on a trip to italy. tonight, the congressman now appears to be turning on his wife, suggesting it was her. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, embattled congressman duncan hunter appearing to implicate his wife as the marine vet attempts to defend himself against allegations that both used a quarter of a million dollars in campaign money to pay for personal expenses. >> when i went to iraq in 2003, the first time, i gave her power of attorney. and she handled my finances throughout my entire military career. and that continued after i got to congress. she was also the campaign manager. so, whatever she did, that will be looked at, too, i'm sure. but i didn't do it. >> reporter: but according to this 47-page indictment, the couple spent donor money on lavish family vacations to places like italy, shopping at costco, tuition for their children, gas, groceries, dental work, even transportation for the family pet, reported to be a rabbit. prosecutors say at one point the lawmaker's staff warned him ab

. >> costco shoppers can now use apple pay. you can't use it at costco's gas stations, but they are working on that. the expansion is not done. it is supposed to launch at cvs and 7-11 stores later in the year. >> all the weddings on saturday, 8-18-18. she takes it a step further. she was born on saturday at t t and military time is 8:18. it is considered good luck and good fortune as well. >> good luck to all. talk about the weather as we start another week. >> hoping for good fortune when it comes to that. >> if you like a cooler than usual pattern, you should consider it your lucky week. we want to show you a time lapse as you take a look this evening from the east bay hills. the marine layer has rushed in close to 3,000 feet. i want to draw your attention to the upper part of the screen. you are seeing layers of smoke above the marine layer. smoke from the wildfires burning out west. not just the mendocino complex fires, but canada and the pacific northwest. it is impacting visibility. santa rosa reporting smoke down to sev

costco trading near its all-time high target has a massive rally up 26% on the year near its all-timeigh wal-mart has a couple of fundamental issues, if it gets better on the groceries and in-store traffic and margin improvement. if they go to that, it is going above. a five-year chart and this got my eye informing the strikes on the trade. you get through 90 and there's like open air to about $100. here is the trade, when the stock is trading, 90 or 25 today. giving the strategy time to play out here you are going to buy the october 91 spread. buying one of the october at the money, in the money a little bit calls for $3 and selling an october call and breaks even at 92.90. you can make up to $100. there's fundamental drivers here. >> i mean, i like -- obviously it is substantially higher a year okay and trading 18.5 earnings so they do seem to be doing a couple of things right i like the october 90 calls and selling the october 1 hundreds at 50 cents is the only thing i'm concerned about because as a% passeng percentage of the current stock price -- a strong rally through 100 is unl

life threatening floods, and charged with spending campaign money, money from voters, at costco, on their kids' tuition, on a trip to italy. tonight, the congressman now turning on his wife, suggesting it was her. >>> the highway sniper. authorities say he was specifically targeting women drivers. several women hit. >>> outrage tonight. a police officer struggling with a suspect he believed was reaching for his gun. and a security guard is now accused of simply standing there, recording the whole thing. >>> and, it was the era of "dallas" and "dynasty." but this was the man who got us inside. tonight, we remember. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us to end another week. we begin the headline that broke regarding president trump. another close ally of president trump is now cooperating with prosecutors. the man who has overseen the finances for years. first, michael cohen pled guilty, and then david pecker, publisher of the "national enquirer," given immunity. and now, allen weisselberg has been granted immunity as well, and has answered questions. tonight, this man so close t

and there are a couple of other things going on and we know that amazon is at an all-time high and costcos trading very near its all-time high target has had this massive rally over the last year, and up about 70% and up 26% on the year near its all-time high so to me, walmart has a couple of fundamental issues that if they get going on it's groceries and online and it's better in-store traffic, and margin improvement and that sort of thing. this stock is going above that technical level. one more thing i have a five-year chart and this is what got my eye informing the strikes on the trade of the detail here and you get to 90 here and there's open air to 100 bucks when the stock was trading at 90 and 25 and i want to look at the october expiration and give them some time to play out here and you can buy the 90-100 call spread and buying one of the october, at the money and it's in the money a little bit call and the 90 calls for $3.40, telling one of the october 100 calls, and it breaks even at 92.90. you can make up to 710 up to $100 bucks and i just like the risk/reward of this trade an

right now, costco only accepts visa credit card.n says that will be the same case when it comes to mobile pay. in the san jose studio, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> good for fire danger, the fog, the deep inversion, better for air quality as well. and your noticing it out there. 73 was the high in fairfield. a couple of days ago, it was 93. these temperatures i would expect this time of year, upper 80s, low 90s. there is the reason, it is kind of a retrograde low pressure center that is negatively tilted. there is the low. usually you would see a low like that but this has a kick to it. it backed into us last night, and took the marine layer and stretched it out. i forgot to tell you, we have fog in the lafayette area, moving into concord, big delta breeze in sacramento. current temperatures, very cool, and then tomorrow morning in san francisco, might be a little bit drizzle. a lot of cloud cover. san francisco, oakland, richmond, sausalito. noontime, the sun peaks through. temperatures are high in san francisco under partly

costco trading near its all time high, target had this massive rally over the last year, up about 70%, so to me, walmart has a couple of fundamental issues if they get going on it, it is groceries, online, better in store traffic, it is margin improvement, if they guide to that, this stock is going above that technical level, one more thing, i have a five-year chart this is what got my eye, and forming the strikes on the trade of the detail here, you get through 90 here, and there is, like, open air to about 100 bucks. here is the trade. when the stock is trading 90/25 today, look at the october expiration, give this strategy time to play out here, you can buy the october 90/100 call spread, paying $2.90 for that buying one of the october at the money -- in the money a little bit calls, 90 calls for $3.40, selling one of the october 100 calls at 50 cents, costs you 2.90, make up to 72 -- or excuse me, up to 100 bucks. there is some fundamental drivers here. >> what about you? >> i like the -- i'm making a bullish bet. i think it is walmart, substantially higher about a year ago tradin

. >> attention, costco shoppers. you can now use apple pay.ll 750 costco stores in the united states. you can't use it yet at the costco gas stations r but they are working on it. the apple pay expansion isn't done quite yet. it's also set to launch at cvs and 7-eleven stores later this year. >> taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. we're up about 75 points this morning. investors are still watching for any progress on the trade dispute between the u.s. and china. the dueling tariff s between th countries are rattling global markets. >> madonna trending but not necessarily for the right reasons. the queen of pop honored the queen of soul last night. >> some people say madge talked a little too much about herself. >> i want to thank you, aretha, for empowering all of us. r-e-s-p-e-c-t. >> so that was kind of the end of the speech. but it took a while to get there. we went through a little biography of madonna rather than aretha franklin. some people are criticizing her this morning. however, mtv at the video music awards did pay th

like costco.he critical balance but basically you go to costcos, the value is tremendous. walmart's a large company. i've said many, many times right here on cnbc there will be two big winners on the internet, amazon and walmart everybody else better be playing with one of them if they want to be around 20 years from now. >> jcpenney as i mentioned, that stock down 25% today. >> yeah. >> sales were down they didn't meet their numbers at all in terms of revenue. >> right. >> they're stuck with inventory that they have to deeply discount they have no ceo they're still looking for a ceo. do you want a ceo job at jcpenney >> he did not raise his hand over there >> that really is a tough one. look at macy's yesterday yes, we had the strange stock reaction but the quarter was really good. that shows you not all department stores are created equal. not all retailers are created equal. jcpenney is struggling the merchandise was wrong. you pointed that out they had to sell a lot of that at a discount. they

senegal explain dollars to me the difference between costco and other retailer, costco gives its workersy and more benefits how does that help simple less turnover. training new employees is expensive and customers wanted to see the same people in the store, not endless neophytes who don't know where anything is senegal realized they saved money without replacing replayersments i think warmts did better by paying them more than they used to without defecting to the competition. domino's, when i asked he greatest legacy was i thought he would say dijization, no, he said that a large percentage of the franchises are owned by former hourly workers. that should be music to elizabeth warren's ears. the franchise owners know what they're doing because they used to work there. as in twitter, no doubt, she is on to something, ironically enough how to make the best returns in the stock market. for the companies that take care of their employees if you find them, guess what you'll find some fabulous stocks >>> you know the theory the other day about how housing is weak, not a lot of turnover and t

as greece emerges from its bailout then, did you know that china's state—owned shipping company costcoove was controversial. perea ‘s has been acting as main gateway to the sea since 500 bc, but more recently in 2016 it was privatised under pressure from those involved in a greek bailout. a 35 year lease was sold to cosco. this man works for the race port authority, he says the investment by cosco is already paying dividends in terms of both growth and jobs. translation: paying dividends in terms of both growth and jobs. translatiosz paying dividends in terms of both growth and jobs. translation: it is not an accident that before the management changed and privatisation of the cargo area at piraeus, the largest quantity of containers that have ever been processed was 1.6 million. now we are exceeding four million. now we are exceeding four million and we continue to grow in the port cargo area. parades is europe's first major port immediately after the suez canal. it is the main entry point into the continent fork cargo that was to head into the dawkins or the eastern end of the europe

that means a similar evaluation for home depot why does costco get a higher move a faster long-term growth rate, 12% versus 6% for walmart. it, too, will start to get a higher price to earnings mobile. that's what's happened the online investments are paying off flipkart will give a major international boos: same store sales are looking better, especially at sam's. in the meantime, the company has got roughly $17 billion in the buyback authorization. it can grow the earnings how much should we be willing to pay for walmart, this is solving for the multiple it deserves a multiple somewhere between the be loved costco and home depot which is incredibly well run but investors have gotten skeptical about the business because housing is so hated here and somehow home depot has gotten more of the home and less depot. let's split the difference and say walmart might deserve the trade at 24 times earnings we're trying to remember, it's like feeling the different weights, to decide where things should be. next year's earnings, though, that means that this stock should trade at $120, taking out that

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focused in the last couple years the hypermarkets i think the hypermarkets win in this scenario, costco pressing towards $230 as we speak target, around this time last year, we had that conversation, walmart or target. and pete correctly identified target over the next year was going to outperform walmart. walmart still to me, what's surprising about walmart, there's been more volatility than i think traders and investors have been accustomed to in years prior. you've actually been able to trade walmart. back in february it was a $110 stock. it dropped to $80. there's tradability in walmart target has been the winner over the last couple years. i think all of these names, walmart, costco, target, because of their ability to spend and see the e-commerce growth, i think right now, that's where the focus in retail should be. >> it's interesting because there's a convergence, right, when you look at these so-called brick and mortar retailers who are doing well >> some. >> some are doing well it's because of their e-commerce strategy >> well, that's partly, certainly with target and walmart.

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by the way, how larry williams' call to take profits in costco sweet. now one of the things that stood out this earnings season is strength in accessories. look at this amazing quarter we got from michael kors on wednesday that was magnificent we know from the department stores that handbags are hot hot. so when tapestry, the artist oformally known as coach reports on tuesday, i think it's going to be very good. i recommend buying some before the quarter and some after after the close tuesday we hear from canopy growth, the canadian cannabis there are no real blue chips here, but we have to imagine what's happening with legalization in canada is akin to prohibition here and it could result in an explosion of things when things really get growing you like that? get going. subliminal i think canopy is the best of breed player because rob sands, the amazing ceo from constellation brands told us the company had great prospects, and then he bought 10% with an option to buy more the stock has been a dog of late, with hot money trading out betting that the pot

costco is the best performer in the group.alesforce why do we need legislation when the examples of great stocks that actually embrace their workers are so evident what is with the other guys? >> oh, i get it. the problem you've got is we need to level the playing field, and that's what rules do because right now there are a couple of companies that are willing to show what it does for the companies, the ceos understand the money is to be made in the companies that don't do that. the money is to be made in short-term juicing the stock look at the trillion dollars in buybacks that have occurred. that's not investment in these companies. that's nothing more than sugar high for those companies in the short-term helps the top executives, but doesn't help the company long-term and sure doesn't help the employees and sure doesn't help the communities they're in. >> okay. let's talk about the bigger picture of trade >> okay. >> we need to worry, i believe, and have felt that the industrial economy, that there have been predator econo

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. >> the number of retail stocks hit all-time intrad high, shares like nike, best buy, kohl's and costcom's sonoma's results impressed the street. after the bell, the retailer reported stronger than expected earnings as strong online sales its results. the company said there was especially strong demand at its west elm and pottery barn kid and teens brand. it saw margins improve and said it w raising the profit and revenue. the shares took off in after-hours trading and they ended the day up 2% at $62.61. nordstrom said it was launching a $1.5 billion buyback program. shares of nordstrom initially rose in the afterrs hnd they finished the regulareson down to 67 cents. it was buying navigator's group for $2 million. that deal willucxpand its profferings and give it a larger footprint. shares fell 50% to $50.16. shares of navigator rose 9% to $69.90. >> we often talk about the impact tariffs are having on businesses here at home, but in this rcinnected world, it is also important to get a sense of the impact abroa and that's wh eunice yeun did when she traveled to a factory in guangdong, c

costco stock up on the news. that's the update this hour. thank you very much. >>> showing you what's going on with the markets the dow, s&p and nasdaq all in positive territory the s&p just a couple of points below that new all-time high it hit earlier. you say that during the halftime report the industrials higher about 103 points s&p higher by 11.5 opinion the nasdaq composite up 56 points. in terms of percentages it's the biggest grainer. discount are getting hit bus joon-pyo morgan offered for free trading. td merry trade fw giting hit etrade lower by 4% and charles schwab off more than 2%. morgan. >> thanks michelle coming up the turkey crisis rocked emerging markets. but could now be the entry point? we have a five-star fund manager shares the topics in the space that'sex nt. who would have thought, who would have guessed? an energy company helping cars emit less. making cars lighter, it's a good place to start, advanced oils for those hard-working parts. fuels that go further so drivers pump less. improving efficiency is what we do b

family all business interests for example senator dianne feinstein her husband is a board member of costco and he has other investments in china you see this is the kind of person who is never interested in my work now when it comes to spies and media reports go along the lines of trump's aides meet someone who knows someone who called someone with alleged ties to the kremlin so trumps definitely a russian spy but a democratic party senator who angers chinese opposition activists has a husband with business interests in china and isn't boiled in fand all involving connections with a chinese spy she's still an icon of the antitrust me and i should say it's more of the typical double standard and hypocrisy that we've seen from the us mainstream media dianne feinstein is a double standard personified basically dianne feinstein. mine does this on a lot of issues where she's got personal interest so she's accusing the other side from a position why they head of the russian collusion investigation she's accusing the other side of exactly what she is herself guilty by talking about russia by cost

dollars the british company has nearly four thousand coffeehouses in europe and china coke hopes costco will help to diversify its product range away from fizzy drinks coffee is one of the few drinks sectors where coca-cola does not yet have a strong global brand. and aggressive move by argentina's central bank to shore up the country's nosediving currency has had little effect on markets on thursday the lender hiked its bench mark interest rate from forty five to sixty percent but the peso has continued to plummet losing up to twenty percent against the dollar the latest panic began monday after born as i asked for early release of emergency support funds from the international monetary fund triggering concerns it could be unable to repay its debts. and a reminder of the top story we are following for you here on d w a the european union just said to end the practice of putting the clocks forward and back in summer and winter the decision comes after an online poll found that a majority of europeans surveyed to get rid of the one hour change which. the watching the news coming to you l

we like what's happening at the high enwe lso like stocks which play in value, such as costco and the off-pricer. so the tiany's, the sotheby's, those are great stocks thatdi we're recomm. also, the low end, as customers look for great value. so we have a strong high-end consumer and we have a consumer looking for exceptional pricing, exceptional promotions, and that's a bifurcation that's happening with ourtock selection, as well as the economy. >> i want to ask you about back-to-school season, but we just showed tiffany's stock. you have an outperform on kffany's. it id of expensive, when you look at the metrics for the stock. why do you still like it? >> we are excited about what tiffany's is doing. we think the blue boxing wi, be icon, they're renovating their stores, they're innovating product, they're also implementing digital changes, as wellke as well as mng and really marketing and creating products for a new generation of customers, millennials and generation "z." so we've seen really tremendous product innovation from tiffany t. there's a new tiffany true collection coming

everything from costco to a lavish vacation in italy. here's abc's linsey davis. >> lock him up! >> reporter: jeers and chants of "lock him up" greeting u.s. representative duncan hunter as the republican congressman arrived at court separately from his wife, margaret. inside, the couple pleading not del prosecutors detailing stcesm 2009 through 2016 of the couple allegedly stealing a quarter of a million dollars in campaign money to pay for personal expenses. more than $15,000 for airline tickets and hotel rooms, including a lavish trip to italy. $250 to fly a family pet to washington, d.c. according to prosecutors, they spent more than $3,000 on fast food. disguised family dental bills paid with campaign funds as a charitable donation to "smiles for life." on one occasion, prosecutors say when the lawmaker didn't have enough money to buy shorts, his wife advised the former marine to buy them at a golf shop so they could characterize the purchase as golf balls for wounded warriors. all this, according to the indictment, as the couple racked up $37,000 in insufficient funds fees

family all business interests for example send it to diane feinstein her husband is a board member of costco and he has other investments in china you see this is the kind of person who was never interested in my work now when it comes to spies and media reports go along the lines of trump's aides meet someone who knows someone who called someone with alleged ties to the kremlin so trumps definitely a russian spy but a democratic party senator who angers chinese opposition activists has a husband with business interests in china and isn't boiled in sand all involving connections with a chinese spy she's still an icon of the antitrust me and i should say it's more of the typical double standard and hypocrisy that we've seen from the us mainstream media dianne feinstein is a double standard personified basically dianne feinstein. mine does this on a lot of issues where she's got personal interest so she's accusing the other side from a position why they head of the russian collusion investigation she's accusing the other side of exactly what she is herself guilty of by talking about russia by

dollars to a school grounds keeper the california jury ruled a weed killer made by will the sun to costco and save him is the first lawsuit to go to trial alleging a life phosphate linked to cancer but the case could pave the way for thousands of other cases like how it has moved washington d.c. claim of damages this was the first lawsuit concerning life assayed to go to trial and after a month of hearing evidence and three days of deliberation the jury decided that it had caused the wayne johnson's cancer did round up pro or ranger pro failed to perform as safely as an ordinary consumer would have expected when used or misused in an intended or reasonably foreseeable way answer yes was the roundup pro or ranger pro design a substantial factor in causing harm to mr chance an answer yes the size of the punitive damages awarded reflected the jury's belief that the company monsanto had acted with malice and had not responded to the plaintiff's concerns during the years to use the product as a groundskeeper what amount of punitive damages if any do you award to mr johnson answer two hundred f

walmart is very busy. people are getting gas and water. toilet paper. just basic supplies.sotthe local costco was out of water already and so it sounds like supplies are running thin.ryan rodd and his fiance were in hawaii on vacation. they had heard there may be flight cancellations in the days ahead and they decided it was time to go home.sotit's going to be a big problem if it makes landfall.sotif a hurricane does hit that is something to be worried about it. you have to take it seriously.sotthe path of the hurricane seems to be a little closer to the island chain than past ones we've had. carolyn fujioka and her husband live in hawaii. they are headed to napa on vacation. they thought about cancelling the trip but decided to leave despite the danger the storm could pose to their house.sotwe thought about it but went ahead and did it. very often the hurricane isn't a direct hit. carolyn also says that her son lives in hawaii and will keep an eye on their home.sotwe left him in charge. (granti) and we are tracking 'hurricane lane' on kron-4 dot com. there you will find an interactive map...

walmart is very busy. people are getting gas and water. toilet paper. just basic supplies.sotthe local costco was out of water already and so it sounds like supplies are running thin.ryan rodd and his fiance were in hawaii on vacation. they had heard there may be flight cancellations in the days ahead and they decided it was time to go home.sotit's going to be a big problem if it makes landfall.sotif a hurricane does hit that is something to be worried about it. you have to take it seriously.sotthe path of the hurricane seems to be a little closer to the island chain than past ones we've had. carolyn fujioka and her husband live in hawaii. they are headed to napa on vacation. they thought about cancelling the trip but decided to leave despite the danger the storm could pose to their house.sotwe thought about it but went ahead and did it. very often the hurricane isn't a direct hit. carolyn also says that her son lives in hawaii and will keep an eye on their home.sotwe left him in charge. at sfo, charles clifford kron 4 news. (pam) for the first time in 3- years, contra costa county is dealing

does miss, i'll buy more i like the acquisition that they did in india and i would want to point out costcorming well. the big box hyperstory is working right now. >> another friend of ours in australia of all places wants to be what is going on with tablo. >> i do own it and it was my final trade yesterday in a bit of poor timing i listened to the call i thought it was a great quarter. the story here is they're moving more of their business to subscription revenues and those are up 84% they're still growing top line at 13%, 14%, will continue to grow it and beat on the bottom line so i think the story is there. it had moved up quite a bit yesterday into the earnings. i'm sticking with it i think it's a very attractive company. i think it's a very attractive asset. microsoft, which actually lags them in the business one more addendum on alibaba if i could. we're involved in a company i kang and that's a chinese health care company, walk-in medical centers. the issue also that i have with alibaba is that there's some self dealing we know what they did with ali pay, number one. number two, th

costco, dollar general, tj maxx, that covers every income bracket in america. the whole political debate on who benefits from lower regulations and lower taxes. those names we just put up suggest maybe we all did. >> i agree with you. and you mentioned wage gains. where the money is coming from, from the consumers, is since march 9 of 2009, the beginning of this bull market, the stock market created $18 trillion in wealth for the 52% of americans directly or indirectly who are in the stock market. s & p is up 323%. you think about that on an annualized basis. that's phenomenal. that's where the wealth is coming from. that's where the money is coming from. it's not just consumers. corporations are spending, too. we are at record capital expenditures. i think it's because of the stock market and because of the tax cuts. that's really been fueling this movement. charles: i know in december they did their forecast and again may, 250% jump for manufacturing. those are long-term investments. paul also brought up since the march 9 low, 2009, the s & p 500 up 360%. a n

steelers tickets, costco groceries, $11300, they did some damage there.e is who congressman hunter blames for the misuse of some of the funds. >> i gave heifer power of attorney and she handed my finances through my military career and it couldn'ted on in congress. she was also the campaign manager, so whatever she did, that will be looked at too, i'm sure, but i didn't do it, i didn't spend any money illegally, i did not use campaign money. >> if you're wondering who that rogue campaign manager is, it is his wife. what do you want to see happen to him? >> i'm already trying to make that happen. i have been down there with our candidate, the best thing we can do is to claim that seat. and that is to trump out the construction. he had an insider trader deal on the lawn of the white house last year. >> he is accused of that. >> you're right, he has a right to a trial. there is a phone call, there is a picture of him on the phone, and he told them information and they sold stocks. >> in dunkican hunter's defense my wife did it all, i didn't know anything abo

. >>> apple pay is now being accepted at costco, they will accept mobile payment service across all ofts 750 stores. it is a big win for apple pay as it recently signed similar deals with cbs pharmacies and 7/11. >>> the nasdaq up 200 points. good day for the dow up 90 points. >>> now to a phenomenon seen across the bay area. >> one bay area neighborhood is now bracing for gentrification. >> reporter: just south of downtown san jose is a section of the city struggling to hold on to its unique identity. sandwiched between highway 87 and south 1st street is a place where spanish is the language of choice and community is a calling. >> i love that neighborhood. that's an area my wife and i look at now as renters for an area we may want to buy. we love the culture that's there. >> the third district councilman is not alone in his longing for the culture rich life there. it sits blocks from a planned development downtown. rental prices have started to rise in anticipation of a windfall for property owners. but there are fears, economic success for a few comes tied to a type of social infect

advantage of any warehouse club memberships you have.gas stations operated by sam's club, b-js and costco often have gas several cents a gallon cheaper.another way to save -- buying gas with a credit card that offers you cash back for gas purchases. some cards offer as much as 3% back on gas.and others offer reward points you can redeem for gas purchases.just make sure you're paying those credit cards off each month -- otherwise you stand to lose any of the savings with the interest rate charged by the card.and with the summer driving season beginning to wind down -- look for cheaper gas prices.prices tend to drop after periods of high demand. demand. periods of high demand. (vicki) verizon is offering free internet t-v with its upcoming 5-g broadband internet service. the company is teaming up with google and apple to provide streaming services as an option for verizon's broadband customers. that means if you buy verizon's 5-g-- you can receive a free subscription to youtube t-v or pick up a free apple t-v 4k set-top box. right now verizon is only offering the deal in four cities... sacr

i mean costco, walmart, target you can lump best buy there there as well. they have been able to quickly pivot and gain traction. they had the ability and balance sheet to spend money i agree with josh. it is a story. you don't know where the runway ends i think all of these names continue to move higher. i won't predict when the consumer will. >> we'll catch our breath and go to sue who has headlines for us, hey, sue >> thank you so much, scott. here is what's happening at this hour everyone. tributes are pouring in as the nation mourns the death of senator john mccain. some people already showing up outside a phoenix funeral home on wednesday mccain will lie in state followed bay service at north phoenix baptist church later this week the six term senator will become only the 30th american to lie in state in the capital rotunda in washington >>> an investigation is underway in chicago following that city's deadliest fire in more than a decade eight people were killed early yesterday morning in an apartment. >>> iran asked to have u.s. sanctions lifted fol

nike nordstrom, costco and dollar general higher today.s also taking to the skies flying high. american airlines united continental and southwest are leading. united hitting the all-time high where american has the best day since okay of 2017 that is leading the transport average i should say to outperform today. >> big moves there thank you very much morgan we are talking some markets because right now sitting on the longest bull run in history without at least a 20% drop. mike sandly and bob are at the nyse >> it hasn't been an uninterrupted climb since march of 2009. it looks like almost three separate discreet mini bill markets separated by a reset in between. from 2009 really into early 2011 the market doubled then you had a severe correction some call it the self-bear market it went side ways in 2012. then you have a lift off and reset correction in 2015 and 16. you had different dynamics fueling each one one a snapback petition beginning then the fed involved then correspondent proermts supported things as well as byebacks even thou

and costco. i love those stories.deemable deplorables, singing to god, guns, families, and we smell. this is so condescending. they are the sheep that just echo each other in their little echo chamber. >> that certainly was proved by this coordinated campaign by these groupthink media outletsy to attack president trump for his very legitimate criticism of their political operative propaganda, which masquerades as neutral reporting. what we saw there with john heilman, i love it. at first, i thought, who the heck is this guy? i really had never been familiar with his work. hees is somebody who masquerades as a documentary filmmaker and he is allowed to get away with comments like this. i mean, he's got contempt for trump orders and independent thinkers, it's, like, oozing out of his core. and it's that kind of elite media condescension that put president trump in large part in office in the first place! please keep going! please double and triple down w because it worked so well for you, liberal media, 2016! >> sean: i

♪ it's like being at costco, watching a demo.hen you do this. ♪ you turn, i don't know if you can see it going in there. you just do this for about an hour, hour and a half. and then you will get creamy, mixed -- [cheers and applause] -- peanut butter. a little benefit oiit of oil, b okay. and yes, you may be wondering, why would a person dedicate two minutes to live television to demonstrate mixing peanut butter. because i'm trying to improve your life. [ applause ] now we'll do trump, all right? the white house as you may know is tistill reeling from omarosa. she released a tell-all book. maybe the most shocking revelation is that she spent time working in the white house. there are a lot of interesting tidbits. in her book, omarosa suggests that upon meeting this person, donald trump, thought who of the following was gay, a, jared kushner, b, mike pence, c, dennis rodman or d, ruth bader ginsburg. the answer is a, jared kushner. when he started dating ivanka, he thought he seemed a little sweet. everybody knows that's a dumb t