amazon target, costco, home depot and i really like his thesis on target and costco.'m not as enamored of walmart target is the best like he does so the charge is interpreted by bob lang and all three could have plenty of upside levels what can i say how about great minds think alike? stick with cramer. >>> it is time, it is time for the likening round buy, sell, buy, sell and then the lighting round is over are you ready? time for the lightning round rein ryan in illinois. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i had range resources for awhile. >> natural gas lick wquidliquide weakest part of the entire chain. eric in california, eric >> caller: hey, jim, big boo-yah to you. >> boy -- what's up? >> caller: i'm a newlywed. my wife wants a house and i'm looking to get started with gh garden help. >> it's speculative but gene sequencing and i've been recommending all of those. let's go to sean in nebraska, sean >> caller: cramer, a big-time omaha, nebraska boo-yah to you. >> what's up >> caller: i got done playing warren buffet's paper wizard have you ever played that game >> wow. >>

a very serious campaign to bring the beloved polish dog back to the costco menu. campaign video and all. >> and join me in voting for polish dogs 2020. >> reporter: the face and brains behind the campaign is 16-year-old junior vice president at san marin high. we caught up with him as he prepared to take his campaign overseas, or really on a family vacation to europe. we asked him why polish dogs? >> because i love them with all of my heart. they are tasty. they used to be at costco. >> reporter: he created an instagram account and facebook page and youtube channel to promote his cause. his hashtag is feel the bun and hoping this campaign sends a bigger message. >> i designed the whole movement so that it was easily accessible to my peers who could draw

a kind of silent negotiation with the chinese authorities and with the costco c.e.o. and we agreed to collective bargaining and were allowing trade unions to present workers for other board if they were given the rest of the port. secondly they agreed on a spectacular investment program of anything between 25300000000 euros within 18 months there would have been a fantastic injection of capital of activity of jobs in the part of the us and finally most importantly they would prepared the chinese government to contribute to contribute to purchase a bond a new bond that we would issue as a minister of finance up to 10000000000 so frankly that would help us a return to the markets and create effective a signal to the rest of the world that this is back now i thought that there was a very good deal and guess what happened. there was a telephone call from berlin to beijing saying keep of greeks wired when we got it in with them and all deals were off because of course china is not going to jeopardize its a relationship with the heart of europe. in order to seal a deal with

up next, a campaign with meat to bring back a costco favorite.d it and the famous hot dog and eater endorsing his efforts. >> and eric is standing by with a look what's coming up next at 5:00. >> you probably heard them for hour last night and into the morning. new at 5:00, the aftermath of illegal fireworks in oakland. also new at 5:00, how a local previously baseball team is hoping to find a bone marrow donor for a 15-year-old boy. plus. >> have in magical ability to call my students and to make them feel comfortable. >> a sunnyvale couple is using animals to help build a better bay area. those stories and ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ but in my mind i'm still 25. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex - now in triple strength plus magnesium. >>> coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, it's marvel's agent of shield followe

it is costco.ld more than $7 million in clothing last year according to the washington post. that is more than ralph lauren, neiman marcus or all the old navy, banana republic and gap stores combined. analysts say costco is popular because it offers upscale labe. it ffer oits open much less expensive kirkland brand but it is also convenient to shop for clothe while you are out there shopping for food. >>> wal-mart use some new technology to help promote employees. according the "wall street journal," wal-mart is using a virtual wality headset to see how works are would handle different swayings. that includes dealing with an angry shopper or coming across a messy aisle in the store. vr training is being used as many businesses as a learning tool. the used to assess technical qualifications of high skilled workers. >>> the tsa says it can handle record traveler this is fourth of july holiday season despite being shorthanded. 3 other tsa employees including screens are have been sent to the u.s.-mexi

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kind of silent negotiation with the chinese authorities and with the costco c.e.o. and we agreed to collective bargaining and were allowing trade unions to present workers for other port if they were given the rest of the port. secondly they agreed on a spectacular investment program of anything between 25300000000 euros within 18 months that would have been a fantastic injection of capital of activity of jobs in the port of the us and finally most importantly they would prepared the chinese government to contribute to contribute to purchase a bond a new bond that we would issue as a minister of finance up to 10000000000 so frankly that would help us return to the markets and create effective a signal to the rest of the world that this is back now i thought that there was a very good deal and guess what happened. there was a telephone call from berlin to beijing saying keep of greece while you were negotiating with them and all deals were off because of course china is not going to jeopardize its relationship with the heart of europe. in order to seal a deal with us

that's the part i think that makes it interesting to me i think costco is another one of those. trades a little bit more expensive, but the fact they've got the money always coming in, it is a company that continues to work well and they can fight on the internet if they have to, although they don't have to compete there as much. >> but he mentioned the costco. >> yes. >> earlier this spring -- >> carter braxton worth. >> not tony braxton, carter braxton worth. >> right. >> when the stock was 248, the market if you recall was rolling over and costco was hanging in there right around at the time all-time highs he said the stock would break out. we agreed on the desk. said valuation is expensive but the stock performance was telling you will something we wake up today, it is 270 and i think it is going to go higher from here. >> we added two more names to the all-time high list with the options marketing betting cops coand walmart will not be the only big box heavyweights breaking records one trader is betting millions of dollars they know which might be next. mike khouw, what are

kind of silent negotiation with the chinese authorities and with the costco c.e.o. and we agreed to collective bargaining and were allowing trade unions to present workers for other board if they were given the rest of the port secondly they agreed on a spectacular investment program of anything between 25300000000 euros within 18 months that would have been a fantastic injection of capital of activity of jobs in the port of the us and finally most importantly they would prepared the chinese government to contribute to contribute to purchase a bond a new bond that we would issue as a minister of finance up to 10000000000 so frankly that would help us return to the markets and create effective a signal to the rest of the world that this is back now i thought that there was a very good lead and guess what happened there was a telephone call from berlin to beijing saying keep of greece while you were negotiating with them and all deals were off because of course china is not going to jeopardize its relationship with the heart of europe. in order to seal a deal with us.

costco, she had to do it in bulk. uber announced credit has laid off 400 employees from its marketing team well, not so much lay them off as drop them off a few blocks before theirestination and finally, today was arnold schwarzenegger's 72nd birthday he looks great when asked what his secret was, he said, i have a second family. ladies and gentlemen, we have a [ cheers and applause her standup special "not normal" is currently available on netflix. wanda sykes is here, everybody and here's author of "dear here, as well. antonio vargas is [ ause ] we have a great show tonight before we get to our guests, tonight was the first round of thsecond series of democratic presidential debates for more on itis, time for "a closer look." [ applause ] of course, just because it was the democrat's big night doesn't mean that donald trump could stay out of the ne in ft, he's physically incapable of it. i'm shocked he didn't crash through the walls of the debate stage in his golf cart he spends the day screaming at the tv all day,

kind of silent negotiation with the chinese authorities and with the costco c.e.o. and we agreed to collective bargaining and were allowing trade unions to present workers for other port if they were given the rest of the port. secondly they agreed on a spectacular investment program of anything between 25300000000 euros within 18 months there would have been a fantastic injection of capital of activity of jobs in the part of the us and finally most importantly they would prepared the chinese government to contribute to contribute to purchase a bond a new bond that we would issue as a minister of finance up to 10000000000 so frankly that would help us and it down to the markets and create effectively signal to the rest of the world that this is back now i thought that there was a very good deal and guess what happened. there was a telephone call from berlin to beijing saying keep of greece while you were negotiating with them and all deals were off because of course china is not going to jeopardize its relationship with the heart of europe. in order to seal a deal w

but not at costco gas stations.d be very helpful for people who may be were on their way home from the root beer float and were going to stop by costco and didn't have their card. no names, but wouldn't it be great. >> yes, pam. and stop looking at me. >>> time is 7:56. steaks grown in a lab maybe coming soon to your dinner plate. >>> israeli company is creating it. they're negotiating with high end restaurants in europe and asia. the lab grown steak comes from a small number of cells taken out of a cow without having to slaughter the cow. and the company claims its healthier than commercial meat because it gets the exact nutrients in the lab. they hope to have an official launch in the year 2023. >>> halloween could bring you more free candy this year. mars incorporating promises to give out 1 million free snickers bars on one condition. if the date of halloween is changed from october 31st to the last saturday of october. that pledge gives support to a changed.org petition started by the halloween and costume orga

the costco polish hot dog. >> you heard right.e launched a campaign to bring the polish dogs back and now even has the endorsement of hot dog eating champion joey chestnut. >> liz croy has this story. >> reporter: it is a different kind of revolution. >> it is time that we take our polish dogs back. >> reporter: yes, move over bernie, the bay area now has polish dogs 2020. a very serious campaign to bring the beloved polish dog back to the costco menu. campaign video and all. >> and join me in voting for polish dogs 2020. >> reporter: the face and brains behind the campaign is 16-year-old junior vice president at san marin high. we caught up with him as he prepared to take his campaign overseas, or really on a family vacation to europe. we asked him why polish dogs? >> because i love them with all of my heart. they are tasty. they used to be at costco. >> reporter: he created an instagram account and facebook page and youtube channel to promote his cause. his hashtag is feel the bun and hoping this campaign sends a bigger message.

costco's polish dog. yes, the teenager launched a campaign to bring the polish dogs back and he has the endorsement of joey chestnut. liz kreutz has the story. >> reporter: it is a different kind of revolution. >> it is time we take our polish dogs back. >> reporter: yes, move over bernie. the bay area now has polish dogs 20, 20, a serious campaign to bring them back to the costco v >> jquo i voting for polish dogs 2020. >> reporter: the face and brains behind this campaign is 16-year-old izagani aquino, the junior vice president at san marin high. we caught up with him as he repared to take his campaign vacation to europe. we asked him why polish dogs. >> because i love them with all of my heart. they're tasty, they used to be at costco. >> reporter: izagani created a facebook account, youtube account and twitter to send a message. he hopes the campaign sends a bigger message. >> i designed the whole movement sos it was easily accessible to my peers who could draw inspiration to it in order to raise awar

kind of silent negotiation with the chinese authorities and with the costco c.e.o. and we agreed to collective bargaining and were allowing trade unions to present workers for other board if they were given the rest of the court secondly they agreed on a spectacular investment program of anything between 25300000000 euros within 18 months that would have been a fantastic injection of capital of activity of jobs in the port of the us and finally most importantly they would prepared the chinese government to contribute to contribute to purchase a bond a new bond that we would issue as a minister of finance up to 10000000000 so frankly that would help us with it down to the markets and create effective a signal to the rest of the world that this is back now i thought there was a very good deed and guess what happened. there was a telephone call from berlin to beijing saying keep off greece while you were negotiating with them and all deals were off because of course china is not going to jeopardize its relationship with the heart of europe. in order to seal a deal with

eliminated the polish dogs and costco had no comment on the polish dog's 2020 campaign.ed the air in san francisco. abc 7 news was on fillmore street for opening day of the fillmore jazz festival. this is the 36th year. this is the largest free jazz festival on the west coast. the festival continues tomorrow from 10 in the morning to 6:00 in the evening. it's between eddie and jackson. if you plan ongoing, what's the weather going to be like? here's drew. >> it will be a cooler finish to the weekend. outside right now, clouds trying to gather over san francisco. clouds along the coast and coastal drizzle. patchy fog as well. we will drop into the 50s overnight tonight in most cities. we will break down the day and the day planner starting in the 50s. partly sunny by noon and that will lead to a cooler afternoon. 70s to mid 80s in our warmest spots tomorrow. highs starting out in the 70s and morgan hill is 76. along the peninsula, 70 in red weed city. 73 for mountain view. cool day and breezy. and 66 for francisco. 80 in calistoga. 79 in novato. in the east bay, 72 in san

you can use a digital card through the costco app. when you are entering, you can use to it checkout. some members are disappointed that the card cannot be used a at gas station. rally to end violence in san francisco what activists and community members are pushing to get to zero homicides and violent crimes in the city. >>> a community is still in mourning, remembering three lives lost , the vigil held for the victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting and the help being offered to survivors. >>> we will continue our coverage of sunday's deadly shooting a at the gilroy garlic festival. today people are remembering the two children and 25 year old man who were killed in the shooting spree. 21 people were hut. 11 were injured by gunfire. >> allie rasmus reports from valley medical center where the victims still being treated. reporter: victims from the garlic festival who survived, five are still here at valley medical center recovering from injuries. >> we have a patient in serious condition, he had been in critical condition. th

walmart, target, costco and home depot the big box stores, and they're all breaking out this was the to go because they're all pretty constructive -- >> you want sheet calls, though, on an expensive stock. you would have to roll this trade if you're staying long >> dan predicted that staples could become unstable. >> we have a weakening economy here, and if we don't have any real resolution to this trade situation, the back half of the year is not going to be great. in that scenario you'll have cyclical names continuing to go lower. but i don't believe you have stocks in consumer staples that are up like this and anticipating whatever they're anticipating to go higher from here you can buy the august 197 half put spread, paying $2 for that >> procter & gamble up about 2%, dan, with about a month left in the trade. what do you do >> mel said the stock was about 1.12, closing at an all-time high everything i said, i agree with, i'm just wrong on direction here so the options trade was a $1.10 spread back to our earlier conversation about setting premium stops the highest probability is

costco is expanding online the food business is making a lot of money but most importantly, the darnng is a club with 90 million paying members all of them would probably pay more think of it as the amazon prime. lululemon, voided 2% today the go-to stock because it has the strongest sales numbers. money managers never hesitate to buy the best there is a myth envelope every growth portfolio manager keeps in their desk and says in the event of a fabulous employment report, please open and inside is the simple instruction by lulu fourth, home depot, the home improvement play when you create a lot of jobs. it doesn't matter how good the last quarter was in this case, the fund managers didn't like the numbers but they are in short supply on wall street what matters is the future not the past home depot is always a buy finally, best for less, amazon we're a week away from the amazon prime day, which is actually days, july 15th and 16th mark it on your calendar you've done well if you own amazon ahead of the self-created shopping holiday because when people arecompany' you can sell into st

in valuation walmart is expensive but appears to break out to the upside this is similar to what costcoast month, month and a half i agree you take money off the table, but given the take we have, might be able to squeeze more out of the trade. you take half off the table and maybe let the last run. >> i take a little issue cramer had that faang thing. and then i had the maga thing and cramer is coming back with this watch thing you know what watch is now >> yeah, walmart. >> walmart, target, costco and home depot, the big box things they're all breaking out this was first to go and it is interesting at this stage of the game because they're all pretty constructive and all have actually some premium value. >> you want cheap calls on expensive stock so you have to roll this trade if you are staying long. >> on the same day in june, dan predicted staples could become unstapled. >> we have a weakening economy here, and if we don't have any real resolution to the trade situation the back half of the year won't be great. you will have cyclical names going lower. i don't believe you have stoc

they used to be at costco. >> reporter: he has created an instagram, facebook and youtube channel to promote the cause with the #feelthebun. he wants them back but he hopes the campaign sends a bigger message. >> i designed the whole movement so it was easily accessible to my peers who could draw inspiration from it in order to raise awareness for things the issue he is generating real support. >> this man is a genius. this boy needs to be put on a pedestal. i would vote for him as president as well. >> reporter: we even called up gey chestnut, san jose's eating champ, recovering from the 71 hot dogs he ate on the fourth. he gave a ringing endorsement. >> i'm behind it. i think it would be good to get polish dog back. i think more than one meat on the menu is a good thing. >> he is a legend in the food world and hot dog world. i would love to have him on board. >> reporter: liz kreutz, "abc 7 news." >> we reached out to costco. they don't have a comment at this time on the polish dog 2020 campaign. we asked izagani if he might run for president one day. he said he is not ruling it ou

costco is doing so well. optco says something positive. i'll say something positive. >> this other retailer, online, amazon, i think. >> 2,000 this morning. >> just a sec, i'm working on it, walmart, amazon, target -- >> horseshoe loves amazon. >> trying to come up with a new acronym. >> i'm going to work on it during the break walmart, amazon, costco, target. that -- taqua? the stock has this instagram thing. >> not at the social media summit at the white house today. you have a social media summit without twitter and facebook. >> i don't know. i got a million followers. i'm offended more on instagram. it is a lot of fun. >> when we come back, speaking of some of the names, setback for netflix in the streaming wars to sun valley with an important week for the media business. live coverage of fed chair powell's testimony as jim messenger mentions facebook above 200 futures are up we're back in a moment it all started under this buttonwood tree. twenty-four people came together to sign an agreement that create

do you know what it is >> yeah, walmart. >> walmart, target, costco and home depot, the big box thingst this was first to go and it is interesting at this stage of the game because they're all pretty constructive and all have actually some premium value. >> you want cheap calls on expensive stock so you have to roll this trade if you are staying long. >> on the same day in june, dan predicted staples could become unstapled. >> we have a weakening economy here, and if we don't have any real resolution to the trade situation the back half of the year won't be great. you will have cyclical names going lower. i don't believe you have stocks of consumer staples anticipating whatever they're anticipating going higher from here you could buy the august 1, '97 half put spread paying $2 for that. >> proctor & gamble up 2% since then dan, with about a month left in the trade what do you do >> this is a good example. the stock was 112 1/2 or something and now closing up 25% on the year. everything i said i still agree with but i'm wrong on direction here the options trade was the 110.97 half put

they can in a costco right now when probably not at the wheel.e of costco gave you like a million dollars silly as part of a marketing. neighbors check out check out or shopping cart. then you pick out of the crater diapers right and baby food wire there and you're set and ready i think that's great they had a right that is perfect. >>they got cut that patchy fog that has moved to the bay right now it's starting thicken up now and that's good sign if you like some cooler temperatures are going to see some cool weather on the way tomorrow morning waking up some patchy fog early on temperatures going to be the 50's and the 60's as we get to 08:00am by the middle of the day, you'll notice that cool breeze has kind of taken hold will see some 50's and 60's along the coastline inside that a lot of 60's very comfortable during the middle of the day and the valleys here talking 70's see in those places where it was very hot in 90's even for the middle the day just a couple days ago, so we're going to see some big changes coming our way tomorrow probably

people are locked into costco. i mean, they might be shopping at amazon, but they're dle definitely going to costco home depot is amazon proof why do we know that? amazon tried to sort of make the foray into that world. didn't work out that well. i think home depot can go higher those are the two names i would select. >> can we get back on the board? >> those are retailers. >> i didn't say you did anything wrong. jeez. >> sounds like you picked your poison >> really. in terms of whether retailers can compete when they choose to try and compete? >> i think they can. playing by the rules of the game, i'll go back to the board. the one that i think that actually could do quite well is best buy in this environment it's got a couple of things going for it everybody is looking for a discount on electronics. similar to what grasso was saying in the beginning, you can go in and see it and touch it and feel it. that hasactually worked for that company i think if you can have that combo, people looking for those things and n

they go together at costco.f you add in they get these cool brands like uggs and their jeans, so if you are there at the right time, you can find something really cheap. it's great for the brands because costco has this more affluent clientele so they aren't diluting their image and are able to offload excess inventory. it's a win/win. david: my father used to buy suits, god bless him, 1999 at sears & roebuck. it happened before but costco has taken it up a notch. you have another fashion story for us? world athletes are wearing nike. it's a good news story about nike, right? lauren: finally, a good news story for nike. take a look at that jersey there, that's the u.s. women's national team home jersey. it is the number one all-time bestseller, men's or women's jerseys on nike.com in one season. it sells for $90. go, team usa. they are playing 3:00 today versus england. i knew ashley would be on the panel so i brushed up. ashley: very sweet. lauren: nike is aggressively targeting the women. david: don't forget t

the other popular stores costco beat out in clothing sales.roblem popping up at beaches along the california coast. now i want to take you live to one of my favorite places to visit, it's 400 miles to the south, this is la jolla beach. 62 degrees. look at the waves. you are watching mornings on 2. today's game between the angels and the rangers will be played, after the sudden death of angels starting pitcher tyler skaggs. he was found dead in his hotel room near dallas yesterday afternoon. yesterday's game was postponed. skaggs pitched over the weekend against the oakland a's and posted the photo on social media showing the team in cowboy hats after they landed in texas. police don't suspect foul play oar suicide but we are wait for updates on the cause of his death. tyler skaggs was 27 years old the district attorney in salt lake county expected to file charges maybe as early as this morning in the case of a slain university of utah student. a vigil for 23 year old mckenzie lieuic was held at the school days after police arrested a man in co

. >>> costco is rolling out his new digital membership card. instead of digging through your purse or wallet, shoppers can access the digital card through the app on your cell phone. it can be used when entering the warehouse and checking out but not a costco gas stations. >>> it may become more difficult to take him those little hotel soaps and bottles of shampoo. the parent company of holiday inn announced there will be converting to refillable glass dispensers by 2021. the company says they were two big benefits to this plan such as the elimination of plastic waste and is less expensive. they estimate it uses 200 million miniature bathroom items per year. >>> construction will begin on a new mixed-use housing and retail complex in the downtown area of san jose near south market not far from the san jose convention center. the fire so project will include 130 residential units and there will be street-level shops, restaurants and a rooftop garden. no word on how much the homes will cause. the project is set to break ground next month. >>> a n

bristol myers, caterpillar and costco am i diversefied. >> we have a big week next week.nd brit l mystol ms report the stock is down all the way because they have to get rid of otesla bristol is good. berkshire ma berkshire hathaway watch being walmart, amazon, target, costco and home depot. caterpillar reports next week. i think it will be a good quarter and apple, technology, industrial, retail, drug, wow. that is very diversefied and i want you to stick with cramer. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. >>> i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to find it for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i'll see you monday ♪ quintanilla: they've hooked an entire generation of new users. phillip: it's just like my body needs a hit. it needs a rush of nicotine. i need it now. quintanilla: electronic cigarettes, or "vaping" -- a high-tech delivery system for one of society's most addictive drugs, nicotine. kids are usin

the upside on target because of the valuation relative to walmart and costco which they like a lot as well. >> you hit on it perfectly the companies have been investing heavily for the last five years and now just starting to see some momentum stocks are actually very cheap the product assortment is getting better, mix, private label, that's happening at target and the digitization, costco is a compounder, special situation story. i tell you every time i trim it and take profits i always regret it it keeps going up and up last night the same-store sales, crazy. walmart has upped the inflection as well and a fairly new position but we have upside there. >> bank of america the snap upgrade, and wedbush abercrombie upgrade, stay at neutral, bringing the target prices to where the stock got to, a bit behind the curve >> snap up 185% year to date raising numbers because user growth getting better. >> i didn't know about the gender face swap thing. >> check it ut. >> i haven't been on snap in a while. >> we'll do a face swap. >>> 40 minutes left of straight before the bell. the dow we're wa

according to a report from fast company, sales of clothes and shoes at costco have increased 9% yearly past four years, that is more than food and electronic sales. brand names like jessica simpson and calvin klein are sold at discount prices. >>> a sculpture of king tut has a new owner. the bust auctioned off for $6 million in london and that's despite protests from cairo that the relic may have stolen decades ago. egyptian officials demanded that the auction be called off but the auction house says it is impossible to trace back thousands of evidce eptn thorities that it was stolen. >>> and still ahead, helping former inmates once they are released. how a bay area man has made it his mission. >>> will be gutting getting out and prison and have a support reentry system available to them. >> it is the passion of team figueroa. a san francisco based parole agent supervisor who admits even he had doubts about whether or not it would work when he was put in charge of rolling it out nine years ago. >> i was one of those guys that never believed in redemption. >> parolees had their doubts t

and is along the railroad tracks near costco. this is just west of aed and it appears the fire started at a homeless encampment. firefighters say there was no damage to any buildings, and nobody was hurt. >>> crews battling a major fire need to be met whiskey warehouse in kentucky. starting just before midnight and one building, and quickly spread to another. check out those of flames. it created a wall of fire, doing major destruction. at this point, no word on whether anyone was injured in the fires. >> local officials say a lightning strike may have sparked a. >>> san jose man is under arrest accused of robbing pushing an 81-year-old woman. this is the suspect. 32-year-old jericho jones. they say a woman was exiting to her front door when police say jones pushed her back inside. he allegedly took her told julie and forced her into a closet. police said the woman was not seriously hurt, and they were able to track jones down. >>> a man who went one almost $80 million in damages in the case of weedkiller, roundup, will now get l

you about that as part of a delayed response that amazing friday employment number, the likes of costco, walmart and let's throw in target, home depot, target because i think that actually represents good value down a little bit today however, there is a new group of players that i think are beginning to give amazon a run for the mind share money i want you to think about etsy, lululemon, pinterest, remember we spent time with them and stitch fix, which i'm getting to know so tonight, we're going off the charts with the help of tim collins, he's my colleague and he had a beater read on these four names because you're going to hear more and more about them over time because i think they are going to get bigger and bigger let's take them one by one and start with the daily chart of etsy, the online marketplace for hand crafted goods i believe in this company because when amazon went after them with their own platform, guess what amazon failed. etsy didn't skip a beat. it got stronger. the stock exploded higher up nearly $3 and rolled out free shipping above $35 what about the chart collin

poll showed that 25 percent of the general population wants a no deal but 43 percent want to try costco 50 and johnson and hunt won't listen or aren't listening to listen to the public now. sonars i'm just wondering when they're done by the struggles of other things doctor i'm not talking about how an actor time of the all sucked into bricks and what is happening with threats and what is not what about the rest of the u.k. part of what's happened with all the other options that perhaps other think that's not part of that there's nothing to do that they can even have a queen's speech that they can't do anything because it is just sucked all the life a lot of everything so that they the college play for anything at all. and it's it is totally banned which out of the thing is to just just to combat what's on the set of you know the conflict at the conservative party membership is is pretty old and white and almost entirely english there was a poll in the times of the day the sense of them what would you what what's he going to take a few to deliver bricks it then and there was a vote an ov

in other words, i know we're thinking netflix is like costco or spotify or apple. all the services people pay for without thinking about it. if it's not part of that club you have to guess what people are willing to shell out what they're paying it's no longer easy money, it's hard not just netflix i have another one for the longest pharma was johnson and johnson. terrific growth in actual pharmaceuticals, not just the sales force. suddenly this one's become the hard money even the other day j & j reported an excellent quarter. at the same time there was a story how the company might be on the hook for billions because of its role in the opioid epidemic the authorities went after j & j tooth and nail two other companies for pushing the painkillers that could ruin lives. the other companies were a lot worse than j & j they wrote some checks, they settled. j & j sold far fewer opioids and they did so responsibly. they're trying to fight it out in court because they didn't do anything wrong and they're getting hit for it they may have been less than 1% for opioid sale

. >>> now you can get a $1,200 rebate towards things like amazon prime, spotify and costco at least ifa citi gold member and you use your checking account to pay for services like those from the company's partners >> let's all face it it's been a long time, but the traditional banking business model is dead. the model of borrowing and lending and making money on the spread just doesn't work anymore. so now - >> it's the old borrow lee, lend three and out at the golf course >> it has become a fee-based business they make the greatest fees off of the great cash cow that is the checking account that is the free one they have to pay you on the money market funds and some of the other interest-bearing accounts, which don't make all that much. but it does cost them money. checking account costs them nothing. yet they can make some money off of that if you keep a certain amount in your account >> there's been such fee compression and spread compression in the business banking and retail relationship banking model. it's the same reason why if you have a great relationship with the bank of your

. >> target, costco, home depot. candidly that is a great observation of where the consumer is and those five equity names that are oriented toward the consumer, they are all telling you a good favorable story. >> keep buying those names walmart, amazon, target, costco, home depot >> first earnings come out from citigroup and jpmorgan and one place where there is variability is credit card debt and how overall loan values are trending i'm with you guys, i think that -- i'm note worried i but i think that is one insight. >> you get that information that comes out all the information. >> you get the verbiage from these guys though. you get them talking about it. >> i don't think that big consumer franchises, you know that is not what they are talking about. they are talking about business loan growth. >> my point is on the subject of the consumer, monday and tuesday, you will have the banks giving you some insight into it. >> okay. if you say just kidding so best way to play this, and we mentioned some of the bank name

the guy who coined the fangs has the watch stocks wal-mart, amazon, target, costco and home depot let's dissect this you want it first, pete? >> i think across the board probably like a lot of these names. from a valuation perspective, we get more nervous from the amazons of the world target remains inexpensivnexpene earnings don't really have it. they were up 15% year over year. there is earnings out there. the guidance was good and all of the numbers in terms of the growth across the metric was good i look at the company that was still trading of the names that stands out the only other name on there that is nerve racking and i look like it's a little bit inflated as well. they continue to execute and be able to battle the internet world that everybody is so fearful of and costco is doing a great job. >> how about depot housing markets have been suffering. you get a pick up. >> it is exploding to the upside and that's with ludicrous folks saying boycott this or that. they are doing almost everything right. and if you take away some of the same issues that lindsey mentioned and their c

is increasing minimum wage, costco going up to $15, amazon $11, eventually $15.1. a lot of these companies are doing it on their own. we need to force it? that is something we can debate. >> they are doing that because we have a tight job market. that's really what the ambition is for every economic policy, make it so that companies have to raise the wages. >> we don't even need to debate it. it's stupid. it makes no sense. >> gary, are you going to say that to all the economists that have researched this? they called three million homes? >> the only economists that matter are the people running the businesses -- let them decide what they want to pay. >> if somebody only produces $8 an hour worth of productivity -- >> i agree with that. i understand that. >> you can't pay them $15. david: amen. we have to move on. tensions rising in the persian gulf. iran saying it has breached the nuclear deal. are we headed for a military conflict? we will be asking foreign policy analyst who is in studio with us, next. >> iran better be careful. you enrich for one reason and i

athena: i'm surprised that costco allows that. 'cause that's totally illegal.e checked with the fda, so i don't know. athena: sweetie, i'm telling you, it's illegal. david: we will check again. rachel: yes, we will check again. lemonis: the first thing i noticed is that rachel's asking david, who's the salesperson, about labeling and compliance. news flash -- it's not a sales question. david: it says, "when any optional bleaching ingredient is used, the word 'bleached' shall immediately and conspicuously precede or follow such name of product." rachel: all right, well -- athena: thank you! rachel: so now we need to put that on there. lemonis: and second, david gave her incorrect information, and rachel just blindly accepted it. ♪ you can turn around. ♪ okay. ♪ rachel: mm-hmm. ♪ lemonis: both good? rachel: yeah. the second one seems maybe more mine. lemonis: that last cookie was not yours. rachel: but it's not a huge difference. lemonis: you couldn't tell. rachel: no. lemonis: i like the fact that you've been open-minded to go through this process. in this envir

. >> that's because of watch that's because of walmart, amazon, target, costco, home depot.se prices have not gone up. some of -- many of the prices have gone down because they're going to these suppliers and saying, you know what, here's the price we are now willing to pay. because we have -- well, they don't say wiped out the competition, but every one of those companies in the acronym watch are companies who do not listen to what you say you're going to sell them, they say, here's the price and that is the big change in the u.s. economy they have scale. you get the darn tariff, our customers aren't we're going to make as much money as we always made. it's incredible the change in the u.s. retail economy, jay powell and i have to go, unlike david faber, we have to go to watch. i just want to show him the prices i hope he goes to amazon prime day because you'll see things that are cheaper this year than last year that are made in china because amazon has said this is what's going to happen >> yeah. >> i think people don't understand the change. >> yeah. even goldman yesterd

midwest and those to see that now and that but some of them they make that they get when noise to sell costconot by side was a costly is put on the optimus had a matter of record for 11 that is then with your supporters that lovely things have a chorus of the could no longer and i suspect that the president but i. think what i think that being a member of the it is i really don't cement but they said something bush. that that this battle. was over this must be because you didn't get this or that they sneak over the governor just said no. you just put it all to start are more the put on the one you look around we're just using. the rest of these. 8 of. them who didn't know me not. to come and sit up with him that. didn't sit in the most a place. where they. simply said it was you could do you could be misleading me down in thinking without an asterisk would you have also used this is what you think when you did that one when you can run ongoing argument about why the who did it isn't going to be able to get out me and just close the windows and is not a door. because. you can remove egolessnes

costco's prime minister's resigning for a 2nd time because he has been called to appear in front of a war crimes court in the netherlands next week how are the neighbors a rebel commander in the course of the liberation army who went on to become prime minister he 1st resigned in 2005 when he was indicted by a u.n. war crimes tribunal which try the and acquitted him twice is now caught on cos the want to hold a snap election to choose a new leader. wrong document. as from this moment we are in resignation as a government the reason is that they have been invited to be questioned as a suspect by the special court where i will appear next week so i consider that i cannot go to the questioning as a head of a governor but as an ordinary civilian as a d.n.a. . to the head on the bulletin the world health organization sounds the alarm of a ball of a country's border and the democratic republic of congo. devastated much of. a political storm that's capital. still pretty hot in a good part of iran and up through turkmenistan as well when it's nothing in the sky to stop it let's be honest and

. >> we are headed to costco to get a bunch of water. >> reporter: jean elle, bay area news. >> a fire threatened several homes in eastern contra costa county. it started at the intersection of 9th and oakley. fire burned out the cab of of a big rig parked on the property, too. police did detain a man who is suspected of starting that fire. another grass fire spread to a storage facility in contra costa county earlier. that blaze broke out around 3:00 this afternoon along the intersection of highway 4 and 680 in pacheco. contra costa fire said the flames burned through 20 storage units, b none was hurt. >>> first san francisco, now the east bay. tonight a new fight over how and where to house the homeless. the fremont city council has narrowed it down to two sites for a so-called homeless navigation center. but tonight people came out in droves to voice their opinion as to where they think it should go. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us at city hall and picks up the story there. ian. >> reporter: there are a lot of people here. there are four overflow rooms for this meeting right here b

the costco there by the airport. and it's right off of 380. so a lot of people get off the freeway to shop there because it's only about one block off the ramps, exit ramps to 380. and you know, it's smack dab in the middle of 101 and 280. so no matter where you're going you're going through the centralized area. this is wreaking havoc seeing a lot of texts from friends who say they're stuck in gridlock in the afternoon commute, evening commute, trying to get home from that area. and then you have the thousands of youtube employees leaving as well. it's gridlock. and of course stay away not just because of that but for your own safety as the investigation continues. >> and these are pictures from our helicopter sky 7. this is video of the scene. and you can see some of the heavy, heavy police response with armored vehicles and look at the top of the screen. all the fire trucks that moved in. they descended on this mall, tanforan mall, just to make sure that they got those who were wounded out as quickly as possible. and then the big job of cou

poll showed that 25 percent of the general population wants a no deal but 43 percent want to try costco 50 and johnson and hunt won't listen or aren't listening to listen to the public now. sonars i'm just wondering when they're done by the struggles of our business doctor not talking about how an actor time of them sucked into breakfast and what is happening with threats and what is not what about the rest of the u.k. part of what's happened with all the other options that perhaps another think this not to have that there's nothing to do that they can even have a queen speech that they think they can do anything because it is just sucked all the life out of everything so that they can't legislate for anything at all. and it's it is totally banned which out of the thing is to just just to combat what's on the side of the you know the conflict at the conservative party membership is is pretty old and white and almost entirely english there was a poll in the times of the day the sense of them what would you what what's going to take a few to deliver bricks and there was a vote an overwhel

crossing now goldwin putting holds on costco, target and bed, bath, and beyond shares moving lower thisning. the cops well more than 6% last quarter. and recognizes the team for fund smtal points joining me is alex --. i thik we need a minute if we can. what is going on betted, bralgt, and paurn if we can be fair about that >> i don't know if we want to say it's falling aparted yet but 7 billion in sales plus or minus in a thousand stores. it's a having a difficult time. ilities are reflective off a retailer that stood still while the industry was changing round them and recently they had some outside investors come in, create an activist campaign and you have to give them credit for curening wut they rick nugged a few of the it signals, which is a reluctance to think about somebody may attract a new consurer that's really the key number you want to look for with retail businesses this is a business that conti e continued to hemorrhage sales. in a category thatute to be cell pvly sable. and you look at all the outside influences and you say in this particular case unexpected and they we