ebay focuses a lot on how do we bring the relationship of all the folks who have graduated from ebaynd paypal together. and then have an external network tied in. even places like ge in terms of what they used to do and still do for executive rotation. how do you then groom all kinds of stars to be an executive at this huge industrial conglomerate? emily: what does silicon valley get that other industries don't yet? reid: silicon valley understands that r&d is not just holing up in a lab and we inventing something, and then, tada, there it is. it's actually being present and active in what is going on and the entire network is around innovation. people hold up steve jobs and and say he was sitting in the back room. but he was talking to people constantly. what can be done here, i mentioned learning about this, i wanted learn about this. i want to learn with these google folks are doing. let me talk to them. silicon valley is a combination of intense competition and intense cooperation. emily: linkedin is an interesting paradox. on one hand, it makes it easy for people to find opportu

after seeing this ad on ebay, randall bought the phone for $270. but when he got it, it was i cloud locked. it did have missy's e-mail on it. >> he lost his money, he can't use the phone, and he can't get a refund. >> reporter: randall told me he talked to ebay and infolder them the phone was lost and stolen only to be told by ebay saying the phone was locked. >> ebay tells me there wasn't anything they could do. >> reporter: i tracked down the supposed return address on the iphone package that was sent to randa. it's a house in maple heights. but no one answered. who knows if that's the real address of the seller. criminals have been known to randall told me he was shocked that ebay would allow lost or stolen items be sold. >> it just was aggravating and disappointed that i couldn't get a refund. >> i think ebay should refund the money to the buyer and maybe possibly take the serial off of their list. >> reporter: and just minutes ago, i received a call from ebay saying it did not follow protocol in reviewing this case. it apologized for terror an

emily: the threats of amazon continue to weigh heavily on ebay.bay shares tanking as the company's first-quarter forecast overshadowed a report that came in line with estimates. it looks like paypal continues to benefit since the split, what about the survival of its former parent company? gene, was carl icahn's push the right call? >> i have not gone back and looked at total valuations. for investors, it has been the right thing because it has allowed them to parse out a good business in paypal and an average business in ebay. from that context, it was the right thing to do. emily: he has swapped out his ebay for paypal shares. martha stewart left the platform. here is the ceo on the call talking about where he is investing and where he is not. >> they could throw a lot of money at short-term growth and we are not doing that because we are being disciplined about our investments and we are investing in the platform and a new business opportunities that we think will be important for ebay two or three years from now. emily: mike, do you believe in

>>reporter: yes, this is ebay. on ebay i did a search for iphone six, icloud locked. numerous items come up. it is really crazy, ebay representatives told me the crackdown on icloud locked phones. they said realistically those phones are probably lost or stolen and they do not want buyers to have a bad experience. now, representatives say there are 800 million items on the site in a group dedicated to working with law enforcement to curtail stolen goods. there are filters designed to block certain items like out -- icloud plot, however, some sellers will change how words are spelled. ebay says it physically types >> we take that intelligent and we will feed it back into our system. we will also look at those people spelling it differently. >> it was easy for me to find, so i asked if our story has called items to look more closely for ebay. representatives told me a have been working very hard on this for a while, but they will see what is out on the site right now. >>> still ahead, stalled in the state capital. we are talking about a proposal to ban realistic looking

only ebay would not refund his money. >> and i think ebay should refund the money to the buyer. and maybe possibly take the seller off of their list. >> and ebay originally said because the phone was advertised as locked, the listing was accurate and eligible for a -- not eligible for a refund. since newschannel 5 looked into the story, the company changed its mind. the buyer will get a refund and seller suspended. if you see news happening, text us at 5tips@newsnet5.com. >>> and ticket trouble. a traffic camera set up in a school zone handing out tickets even when school is out. angry drivers are taking matters into their own hands. >> and a history mystery. time to deg up an '80s time capsule. there is one problem, no one can find it. what? the stories ahead for you at 5

. >> ebay and paypal heading in different directions. shares of paypal rallying amid climbing user growth. on the flip side shares of ebay were hit hard after giving weak guidance for the rest of the year. that's ebay's second earnings report and it appears the company's core business is struggling. we used to ask why isn't the name of the company paypal and every quarter we know we learned more. why. >> well i dispute the sort of reaction to these earnings. i think if you look at a long-term chart of paypal where it closed when it first started trading it was up around $37 when it first came out separate. now it's down 33. ebay, it on the other hand was in a different place. so that's still happening. they still have to turn this around. i wouldn't count them out though. paypal has its problems too. don't let one quarter be your whole story. >> ebay has been struggling for years. stepping way back. amazon had to go through some struggles. they got through it and invested on the front end. all the services. ultimately it's a bigger and b

>> let's have a quick look at shares of ebay.he earns numb be across the tape looks pretty much debt on to what the market was expecting. we'll have more on that in just a moment. how significant was it last night? >> you now have macro concerns, they're citing china, and now bigger questions about just exactly what the trajectory will be for iphone. the world is say it's not cheep enough, given the fundamentals. i don't think in any sense that apple dragged down the market. >> there were plenty of other contributors. ebay shares are down more than 9% on the earnings results. josh lipton has more. >> kelly, ebay just reporting, reporting 50 cents on 2.3 billion. that is smack in line, kelly, with what the street was looking for. just looking through the release, the marketplace platform delivered 20.7, total value of goods sold. that was lower, than what the street was looking for. turning to guidance, a disappointment. net revenue 2.05 to 2.1 billion on eps of 43 of 45 cents full-year guidance also disappointing. we see the reac

after results hit the tape, investors dumped the stock. ebay reported in-line results of 50 cents on 2.3 billion. active buyers climbed 5% to 162 million. the total of goods sold on the platform clocked in at 22 billion. guidance, however, a disappointment for both the quarter and the full year. the ceo emphasized that his company is aggressively pursuing strategic initiatives to create what he called a vibrant marketplace and to reposition ebay to compete more effectively over the long term. he also acknowledged these initiatives will take time to play out. he also noted the serious fx head winds that ebay is encountering and will continue to deal with in the quarters ahead. 60% of the company sales do come from overseas. some analysts, including piper jaffray's jean meunster think ebay will keep struggling to return to commerce growth. however, he says it's already reflected in the stock price, which is why he remains neutral. in fact, most analysts covering ebay, more than 60%, agree with that call and are on the sidelines for now. for cnbc, i'm jh lipton in san francisco. >> and

the money back guarantee applies to virtually all transactions on ebay. so she will be made whole. >> i consider myself consumer savvy. but how do you know if a hover board is bought from a trustworthy source. >> i tell you stacie it is really hard. consumer report just did a they said you can't go with the price. a lot of chinese makers are interchanging parts. over the internet it makes it tough, you don't know what you're getting. they recommend you buy in person. >>> this evening we started out with clouds. looks like we started out with clouds. temperatures in the 60s. 72 our recorded high temperature. our eight day forecast says our temperatures will be mild friday and saturday with rain chances later saturday. but then another cold front you can see the effects of that dropping below our average line there of 70 degrees. don't forget our storm team weather map app. we have weather for wherever you're going in the country. 64degrees at 9:00 p.m. 62 at 7:00 a.m. showers here early in the day tomorrow. and potentially lingering up until midday. at 3:0

how long until ebay or amazon, what is this story about going to australia. australia? >> lauren: ted cruz lay down this challenge. >> if donald is terrified of any moderators he and i can debate one-on-one in iowa. >> lauren: iphone sales will fall for the first time ever. checking u.s. stock market futures, dow futures down 69 points, off the lows, s&p down almost 12. you're watching fbn:am this wednesday morning. keep it here. ♪ ♪ >> nicole: breaking news this morning, investors waiting for sign that the federal reserve may put off future index hikes. good morning, i'm nicole petallides. >> lauren: good morning, i'mup i'm lauren simonetti. dow futures down 74 points. s&p future down three and a quarter. >> nicole: another volatile trading in china. shanghai down. nikkei up 2.7%. hang seng and kospi each gained more than one 1%. >> lauren: oil prices hovering just above $30 a barrel. lots of chatter in the market. opec nation and oil-producing nation would cut out put. >> nicole: donald trump decides to skip debate. whether he have the latest on the campaig

his parents weren't keen to that idea so he got the wild idea to go on to ebay and asked people, hey, if you don't sell your guitar would you consider giving it to me? he got two responses and one guitar was sent to him all the way to israel. arnold was growing up in israel, the shipper paid all of the costs to get this guitar to him. it was a man from the united states, he does not have the contact of this man anymore. fast forward 15 years. arnold is now a successful musician and he says his success is simply because of the guitar he was gifted so many years ago. now here is arnold with a message to the world asking, do you know the man who sent me this red ibinez 15 years ago, >> carved into it bill doran. >> you may think he's got a name, that's good enough, but remember this man who sent him this guitar owned a pawn shape so that name may not be the name of the man who sent him the guitar. arnold is asking for our help, the world's help and he is joining us right this minute. arnold, any luck yet in finding this original gifting? >> no, not yet. there are a lot of bill doran's ou

. >> you think ebay should refund the money to the buyer and take the seller off of the list. >> ebay originally said because the phone was advertised as locked, the listing was accurate and not eligible for a refund. since newschannel 5 looked into changing its mind here. the buyer will get a refund and the seller of the phone will be suspended. >>> and a viewer tip led us to the story. if you see news happening, text or e-mail us at 5tips@www.newsnet5.com or tweet us at wews. >>> and next, tickets struggle, a traffic camera set up in a school zone and handing out ticket when is school's out. angry drivers are calling us for help. >> and tough times for macy's. they're closing dozens of stores, including two in northwest ohio. which locations are next at 6 . >>> now at 6, more trouble for manziel. new details breaking overabout about his recent run-in with police. >> a blast from the past could be lost forever. a time capsule is beneath the school facing demolition. >> and no winner just yet. the powerball jackpot rolls over again and it's now the largest jackpot of any lottery game

eb ebay's ceo joining us next.r don't -- might not make you happen, down 284, u.s. equity futures. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." rick santelli live on the floor of the cme group, about eight seconds away from important december data, whether it's cpi or housing starts and permits all for the month of december. against the backdrop of global weakness and equity slide. here we go. on starts, we're down 2.5% to 1 .149 million. basically a little shy of 1.5 million. subtle revision last time. down 3.9% on permits to 1.232 million. that follows an also slight revision to last month. let's get to the cpi data, shall we? on the inflation side, down .10. we expected no change. strip out food and energy, slight different from .20. last time we settled was october 14, but the last time we truly spent any serious time under 2% was really last april. so we want to continue to monitor this, of course, preopening equities are down a boat load, close to 300, dow futures, not incoming fair value, but maybe it's better to watch

, doing phenomenal, ebay struggling.truggling, completely difference. the earnings today validate the split, call was right. >> icahn doing the dab. >> he is. he's dabbing. yeah. yeah, he is. >> have to use the other hand, though. >> he'll help us. >> qualcomm reporting better than expected results. weak demand for mobile chips. josh? >> yeah, so when apple gets -- does the whip, this thing does the nene. the worst -- it is the worst of the chip stocks and most of them look pretty bad. technically this thing is off a cliff. and the market for smartphones is just really, really saturated, plus they're tied up with, like, legal issues, with lg, it is like what else can we add to the pile. if you're a value investor or activist, this is still a prime candidate. >> i'm glad you brought that up. lebenthal, who fan says himself a value player, added this to his portfolio the other day. >> good news, jimmy, even more value. >> but that's been the story for qualcomm forever now. a value play from 70 on down. that's been the bigg

what happens with the outlook for ebay. spun off of paypal.pect 35 cents a share for eps. $2.41 billion. paypal spun off from ebay last july, remember that? shares have been hurting since then. they have new competition from apple, google and walmart and visa. lots going on at the closing bell. >> liz: we'll not see what zuckerberg is wearing but maybe we'll hear it on the phone. a neck snapping 350 plus point swung for the dow. after the if he announced it was keeping rates unchanged. gave no indication it would change course on its rate hike. there were all kinds of dovish comments. let's bring in two guys who know what to think of this. >> well it was like the policy statement was shooting a shotgun because markets all scrambled in different directions. equity market was i think disappointed because they thought the fed might signal they would use the balance sheet to provide support for equities. oil markets were happy because the fed was pretty optimistic about the domestic u.s. economy. bond market i think was somewhat relieved for two r

ebay finished the regular session down fractionally at 2642. >>> paypal spun off from ebay posted better than expected results. the payment processer said it added customers and processed more payments. paypal also announced a $2 billion stock buyback program. shares rose sharply in after-hours trading and finished the regular session with a fraction of decline at 3159. >>> biogen beat earnings targets because of strong sales of its oral multiple sclerosis drug. the 2016 outlook was in line with estimates. shares up 5% to 273.26. >>> tupperware cited a weeker global economy and strong dollar for a worse than expected sales drop and an earnings miss. the maker of household storage products gets more than 70% of its revenue outside the united states. as a result, taupperware battle what it calls economic and political headwinds. shares fell nearly 15% to 4397. >>> health insurer anthem said its profit fell in the quarter, weighed down by costs of the affordable care act plans. the company said it had momentum heading into 2016 with more people enrolling in its medicaid plans and it would b

what is ebay? >> what's left?> that's the first thing. >> it's a marketplace. >> it is a marketplace. >> and when we talk about paypal we're talking about the ability for a company to operate in places where credit isn't as strong. that's why the people have emerging marks, has much as you want to think the consumer is imploding, they are actually consuming and the bigger point is leapfrog technology, paypal can do that and they continue to grow around the world. i think that's a stock you own. >> guy? >> if you look at the end of septemberish, paypal traded under 30 bucks and bounced. saw a similar move over the last couple of weeks. seeing the bounce now. much like the stocks giving you something to trade against like tesla we just mentioned, against $30, i think you trade it long side. >> microsoft set to report hours after the bell and the options action is expecting a big move. mike with all the action, mike? >> looking at a move that's 5.6% in the one-day average and that's above the average 46.3. bearish on

ebay, made a lot of money under professional management ebay took off. >> we forget, they were both fired for very good reasons at twitter. twitter would not have gotten to an ipo without a professional manager. you can nitpick how good or bad dick costello was -- >> how much was dorsey the founder anyway? he was the guy present at creation. sort of like the head of yahoo! right now. they're close to it. but they're not founders. they haven't built a business. they got there early on. >> you do think what made dorsey into this legend of innovation, which we can debate whether or not he deserves, was the second act with square. >> great, go to square, be that thing. >> square is not even consumer facing business. their iphone app pretty much failed. square is a small businesses software company that's based on execution. he's even less suited to be running square than he is to be doing twitter. >> i was going to ask you that. you're the chairwoman of both, which one do you keep him at? >> twitter. you rip and replace him now and he loses even more. there's no one going to work there. >> bu

ebay, then facebook. first-quarter revenue is going to miss analysts estimates. for justwere looking under $9 billion. in addition the first quarter adjusted earnings per share coming in shy of estimates. earnings-per-share matching the consensus estimate with revenue pretty much in line and ebay shares tumbling by more than 10%. let's move over to facebook now. their fourth quarter adjusted earnings per share, $.79, topping the consensus, higher than the most wish estimate, which is $.75. certainly that's a market increase from last year at this time. in terms of revenue, $5.84 billion, much better than analysts were looking for. they were anticipating $5.37 billion. in the third quarter by contrast, revenue was $4.5 billion. when it comes to monthly active users, 1.4 4 billion is the number that people are looking at. that is shy of the consensus. analysts were looking for 1.5 8 billion for the monthly active users. in terms of earnings-per-share revenue, it was a beat and stocks are rising by almost 5%. advertising for mobile revenue, 80%. johnson joined us. n

now, ebay, now there's a story. falling out of bed, ebay, down 10%.e up with a disappointing forecast, that's why they're down so much. more money is coming into paypal. more customers are signing up and that stock is up-- a huge move today. 8% up on paypal. 10% down on ebay, what a story. jetblue, they say their fourth quarter profit more than doubled from a year earlier. why would that be? >> cheap oil, baby. but look at that, not much-- they doubled their profits and the stock moves what? 1/2 a percent. i can't work that one out. i thought, you jeff sica, i am confused. >> and then we have caterpillar, strong profit outlook that is. nicole, i think the stock is bouncing a little bit and here is the stock. >> no doubt, it's a dow stock and it's adding to the dow, it's up 4% now and had been up 5 1/2%. we're seeing profit taking. what's interesting about this, obviously, worldwide company is they gave the stock an outlook and see a stronger profit outlook and so many things are stacked against them. the ceo is talking about soft markets and a difficu

ebay send her an e-mail denying her a refund. >> i paid for what i thought was the right thing. i went through all the channels. >> reporter: consumer experts say it's really tough to buy a hover board that isn't counter fit. your best bet buy local from a goes wrong, you can take it back. >>>8 on your side contacted ebay, a company spokesman told us it has no evidence the hover board customer returned the item. it's reaching out to resolve the issue and will make sure there's a refund provided. >>> it was a rough day for investors around the world. >>> a new idea at a restaurant chain that would take some of >>> a retired brooksville police officer received a $200,000 pay out to fix sink hole problems at his house but instead he pocketed the money. eight on your side investigator, finds out how a family almost lost the money. >> reporter: they agreed to pay $229,000 and were told about a few minor issues. >> the only discrepancy was the light fixture. >> reporter: but 8 on your side found out the sellers, retired francis kept a big secret. they had already collected $240,000 in

if you look at the stock, it looks more like ebay. but the fundamentals are much different. the fundamentals did not produce the same yield it had on that nine-gap operating margin. in the september quarter, they blew the numbers out. they were up 60% ahead of analyst expectations. i want to emphasize the reason they didn't blow it out is they had higher-than-expected unit growth, 26%, adjusting for prime day. it was 24. so an acceleration in the growth basically dipped margins in the december quarter. >> wait. so they made less because they sold in volume? >> right. the incremental units that come at the very end are expensive for them to fulfill. they've got to put their own logistics to work. so that incremental cost of delivering that hurts them. >> so capturing market share actually hurts them a little bit in profitability, as they capture the customer. shelly, what do you see? >> like we were talking about earlier, you know, this is a great quarter for amazon. it's just not what analysts were expecting. so you're starting to see this sort of topsy-turvy, we're going to

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if you take a look where they are going and first building with ebay 1.2 million and e-bay is taking most of that, but again, those jobs and that employment, you know, the one that i've teased you with that is coming will be bigger than those two combined. it will be two years before actually you'll see concrete being poured and another year for it, so as a community, we have in my opinion, five to seven years to get our infrastructure in play and plan where we're going. we can all accomplish, you know, there is a lot of folks worrying and ringing their hands. bottom line, bear down and get her done. >> what is interesting, because of tri location and extending the parkway from 80 to 50, you will see growth in areas that are not necessarily reno-sparks. there will be growth there. is lyon county ready for this? >> they will be ready for this. lyon county is already chatting and looking at what we're going to do, looking at how incentives could be lined up. god love them. are they worried? yeah. i have a map, sam, basically looks like the top of the table here and if you put tri at th

not ebay. ebay is a real slowdown. i was thinking about alibaba in the context of what did apple say the last month. do we have anything granular? >> i don't. >> wouldn't that be something to get? the marketplace number is 35% growth. i thought that was exciting. >> 32% year over year revenue growth. 35% year over year in china retail marketplace to give you a sense. >> we've got to stay focused on that. >> stock is up. people were using the stock as a default short overall. >> yes. >> i want to be short china or i want to make sure i'm hedging in some way against the real decline of the consumer there. that is something to keep in mind. shares short of alibaba. >> a lot of people were short under armour as a paired trade against nike. >> fewer today. >> there was a downgrade to sell. the guy is an analyst sole from morgan stanley. i happen to have it with me. january 10th, he told you dual threat. he and the man who downgraded that. i would have normally said suboptimal. i was with this fellow from the spanish broadca

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she got an e-mail from a texas ebay for 270. the buyer said it was i cloud locked, a dead giveaway it was stolen only ebay would not refund his money. refund the money to the buyer and maybe take the seller off of the list. >> the listing was accurate and not eligible for a refund since story. the company changed its mind. the buyer will get a refund and the seller will be suspended. story. if you see news happening, text us or e make mail us at 5tipsia the newsnet5.com. and tweet us, too, at wews. >>> awards show season is upon are up. >> and usually they get traction. last night, a security breach happened and the guy tried to pull a kanye and this is what we're talking about today. >> and. >> are not going to pull a steve has beeny in here. no, sir. security. >> and the ladies of the talk speech when hey tried to disrupt them and they won favorite daytime hosting team and quickly let him know he is not a part of their squad. >> and that guy is not in our club. >> no. >> and notice word how the stage crashers of able to get pa

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you can see paypal is gaining ebay which is down. david: thank you.eserve is in the spotlight again. mohamed el-erian writing this after the fomc statement yesterday. he wrote -- pity the federal reserve, as they demonstrated wednesday that the central bank remains hostage to changing financial markets and global economic conditions. this is making it very hard for them to communicate the consistent policy that will be pursued for a significant period of time. to janet yellen blow it in december? mohamed: no, i think raising rates was the right thing to do and they should have done it earlier. we are seeing is the fed is no longer in control of their destiny. ask fed officials, where they have liked to move the dow jones by over 300 points after the statement was issued of doing nothing at all? dancer know, but they did because they are not able to communicate and contain a clear policy message because they have become hostage to the rest of the world. david: are they not communicating? i bet they basically said they would hold and not move either but

i think the same thing is a great strategy for ebay. are probably a lot of other companies will follow this. emily: will oracle follow? is oracle one of those companies? marc: i think that with oracle, it's hard to do. number one, because the distribution organization is going to be the same no matter what. the most important thing is that oracle has got to innovate at a higher rate. that's what we just have not seen oracle do in the last decade. emily: salesforce has been a big acquirer. how do you continue to buy companies without losing focus, without getting bloated? marc: well, number one, acquisitions are hard no matter who you are. and i can tell you firsthand, after doing 25 acquisitions over the last five years, acquisitions are hard. but you can transform your company through acquisitions. and the other thing that acquisitions do is they bring all these incredible people into your company, and if you can nurture those people, well then, you can end up with phenomenal results. emily: so what do you do from within to overcome th

ebay is down just 2%, outperforming apple.here isn't total rhyme or reason to the direction these stocks have been moving in. i wonder if you think once we get some earnings numbers, some solid numbers and outlooks from some of these companies, maybe some of this will shift to what's real versus what's feared? >> john, let me just pick off a couple of points. one, netflix, we had very specific news when they announced three, six, nine months ahead of expectations they completed their global rollout with the exception of china, that was faster than expected. in a way, you kind of derisked the netflix earnings number because now we're focused on 2016 international launch story. hard to know how well they'll do. to date, they've gone very well in almost every international market. ebay may be a sign if you want a defensive internet portfolio, it's hard to say that, but you can. you could put in low p/e, some stocks with dividend yields in there. so expedia, probably an alphabet too. so we're going to have a real negative take for

ebay saw sales stall as sh oppers went elsewhere.esults indicated carl icahn's plan to split them. for their drug continued to grow. sales increased. that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: the federal reserve chair janet yellen and colleagues have opened the door to change in their outlook for the u.s. economy. interest rateof hikes. anna: they said they are closely monitoring global economic and financial developments well assessing their implications for the labor market and inflation. you are what some leading voices told us about the path ahead. >> there was a concern inflation is not going to get back to the 2% goal. they said they started to move because they saw they were reasonably confident it would get there. what we have seen, changes in expectations that have come down , the markets are not so sure about that. that might slow them from moving forward rather than speed them up. >> they changed their balance of risk assessment in a novel way by basically not saying anything about it at all and shifting the language f

ebay is not benefiting from a credit market is. it is seeing customers go to amazon.take a look at the stocks, they split on july 20, both of them are down, but ebay in blue, has performed less worse, but that is starting to change with these numbers we are watching today. the technologyon front, we are looking at facebook and qualcomm -- facebook coming out with an increase in users, and revenue. qualcomm forecasting second-quarter sales and profits ina fall short of estimates the face of increased competition in the smartphone market. the smartphone market is slowing. the shrieking market -- the shrinking market. betty: thank you so much. billy market -- julie hyman at the markets desk. next, creating choice. ♪ betty: live from bloomberg headquarters in midtown manhattan, you are watching bloomberg television. let's check in with bloomberg first word news. vonnie: the world health organization estimates that can -- it is based on previous number of infection carried by mosquitoes. one of the key engineers in japan has quit over a grass scandal. he took report says m

(keyable: $40 ebay) 16:38:49 40 bucks on ebay. from a pile of trash?.to a bundle of cash? (keyables: $648, $178, $311) the clothes selling for $648?plus electronics for $178 and miscellaneous items for $311 16:58:34 (keyable: total = $1137.79) for a grand total of more than eleven hundred extra bucks for eliza and her family!" elias: sam is back now... sam i'll have your forecast next. "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam the weather is only going to keep getting better and better as we head into the weekend, starting with today! we are going to be a bit overcast with partly sunny skies and a high in the mid 30s. the winds will be strong out of the southwest around 10 to 20 mph, but that will only help move our highs into the 30s. tonight we're going to see more clearing skies with the overnight lows staying in the upper 20s. thursday will be breezy with highs again landing in the upper 30s. friday should be absolutely beautiful as the highs climb into the mid to upper 40s,

and on ebay some are selling for $2,000. >> wow. >> some people in line say as long as they could resell for hefty profits that they will be there when the next jordans . >> with my luck i'd be the person in mind that they would sell out right before i get a pair. >> yes, after standing in line for hours. >> sorry, last pair. >> or you buy the one size that nobody wants. >> yes. >> zero bids. >> at least i could sell them for a lot of money apparently. >> that's crazy. >> let's talk super bowl. coming up, they talk about his super bowl expectations for the >>> plus, wewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewe syou he lein ca s,ed pewlju arrewhocre of ime w ulhegath tthrs if amalthe itan ermi>>s,utatwed toge thedso onnot tpt ingrhahayocahefan in tere li>>inteconenextstththththththththththousands of animals found in un- fit condition

gazelle, usell) cash in on those old electronics with sites like gazelle and u-sell (keyables: $20 ebay, $70 usell) 16:37:40//a: if you get a new iphone or ipad, sell the old one immediately// 16:38:04 old ipods 20 dollars on ebay// 16:38:08 ipad mini, 70 dollars on usell. (keyable: tip #5: clear still have some calendar invites on this one. there's a baby shower coming decluttr, (keyable: $40 decluttr) 16:37:11// a: you get this is probably about $40 from a pile of trash?.to a bundle of cash? (keyables: $648, $178, $311) the clothes (she hi- fives alexa) (keyable: total = $1137.79) for a grand but we don't want to trash our weather, greg... high pressure continues to play a key role in our weather for the next few days. suppressing moisture in the low and mid levels, only high level clouds are expected throughout the next few afternoons. this leads to mainly sunny skies with temperatures steadily rising through the five days. be common with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. slightly breezy conditions are left over from the weak disturbance that passed over head last night but shoul

. >> so, never liked it any way, i describe it as the ebay for breakups. a place to get rid of all that stuff you are left with when a relationship is done. >> it's genius. >> was something born of personal experience. the site is easy to use. you come on, there's three things, buy it, sell it, tell it. when you sell something, you tell the story why you are selling it and what you want to spend the money on. i have to ask, tell us about the breakup that brought on the idea. >> it was a while ago, it's funny to think about now. we had broken up about five days before christmas, i was meant to fly back to london and have christmas with his family. i had these plane tickets. what am i going to do with these? i looked to go back to australia, and at that time tickets were $4,000. i thought i'm not $4,000 upset. so what will i do. ? i had this stuff that was still nice, jewelry that he bought me? tickets that were coming up that i wouldn't want to go to without him. i thought wouldn't it be good to have a site to go to to get rid of this stuff and use the mone

casinos, banks, hospitals, the government and individuals reused or resold locally and world-wide on ebay. the vision of success is paying off for this non-profit and the planet./// ((sherry swensk)) > the blind center will be taking just about anthing that plugs in on saturday. but they will have to charge for c-r-t monitors...and that fee will be $30. they can not accept those big monster rear-projection tvs and huge televisions. they don't have a recycling partner right now they can sell those to... but everything else is free! flatscreens, printers, hard drives -- all of it! go to las vegas now dot com to get a list of everythng being accepted at this year's event... at the thomas and mack this saturday... 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. /// at today's weather. sherry swensk we have mostly clear skies for out there just slipping away. but those won't last too long as the next storm is already pushing into the west coast and california. ................. temps are cool this morning... getting down to the 40s. we will see some of those high clouds already today... and even more tomorrow. .............

the company provides services to corporations including dreamworks - ebay and google - as well as las vegas-based companies like mgm resorts and zappos. 550 people have been laid off by the company made that number known today... just weeks after the company announced it was closing up shop in nevada. yesterday the company dismantled its training facility. the end of business comes as a result of a decision by the public utilities commission to raise net metering rates over a five year period. those rates went into effect friday.... lowering incentives for customers to save money by installing solar panels. solarcity is among others in the industry exiting the nevada market. competitor sun run also called in about 200 employees or so today to notify them of layoffs as well. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5. all three democratic presidential candidates are in town - courting nevada voters. we'll have more on two rallies five's one-on-one frontrunner us for your only local news at 5:30. an interview you'll only see on fox5... democratic presidential candi

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know their value or just wanted to give it to us. but first edition wizard of oz books can sell on ebay for 10s of thousands of dollars and that's a huge donation. while they do have this ssections where things are sold... st. vincents also has another section where they collect warm clothers, hats, shoes... and give those away to whomever comes in in need... right now.. we're told things like warm if you're a shopper who's always looking for the best deal and likes... 'price matching'... we have a list of stores that offer bonuses on top of the standard policy of matching competitors' prices. according to nerd wallet dot com staples beat competitors' lowest prices by 10- percent. the office supply chain will match the price of items for up to 14-days after your purchase. target will also match up to 14-days after purchase. the retailer offers a price adjustment for nearly 30 other stores. home depot is another store that will match a competitor's advertised prices by 10-percent... but you can only get that discount in stores.. not online. and lowe's came out on top when it came to... p

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probably $40 worth of dvds. >> reporter: and this old boom box. >> 40 bucks on ebay? >> reporter: from a pile of the clothes selling for $648. plus, electronics for $178. and miscellaneous items another $311. >> yea. >> thank you. >> reporter: for a grand total of more than $1,100 extra for eliza and her family. >> that's incredible. i'm inspired. i'm going to try and sell some stuff. >> i've got an old commodore 64 that would probably get me ten bucks or so out there. >> i do wish i had held onto my parents' record player, though. >> i know, loaning some records now. >>> don't miss our updates facebook, wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top >>> good morning. i'm reena. >> i'm kendis gibson. >> gop front-runner donald trump digging in his heels refusing to take part in the republican debate with fox news over his ongoing feud with megyn kelly who he says is biased. >>> nasa is observing a day of remembrance at arlington national cemetery. on the 30th an