america's been more frugal.y represent good value for what they get. >> they're an $80,000 to $100,000 trailer, but the bulk of what we're selling, they're trailers that you can buy for $10,000. motor homes that retail in the high 70s, but you can buy a motor home for 60s. it's a value. we have re-branded some of our motor homes, rather than rvs, they're ruvs, recreational utility vehicle. it resonates with a lot of people. they're using it in different ways as well. they're not just camping. they're going to football games, nascar races. i was at a race a month ago. there were 9,000 campers there. >> millennials and diversity. i think a lot of us thought, it's an older cohort, but there's a growth to this business that many people don't know. i need you to talk about it. >> that's where there's definitely an upside. people thought it was baby boomers and when baby boomers were done if was over. we still have five years of boomers, about five years before millennials are hitting their peak, but the younger buyin

really frugal. that is the family in this sort of a frugal family.his dispute will bubble up to be who controls that company. carol: it was a push to do some modernization, correct? but the dispute is preventing that from happening. >> that is the question, because of her spending and the dispute will that mean there is less money for the modernization? that is important, because markets are changing rapidly. lots of competition. the cover's talk on story come all about walmart. a lot of crime going on. who knew this was going on? >> i didn't, but police department all of the country do. walmart is a magnet for crime. it isn't just what you would expect, people trying to steal stuff. crime, veryiolent serious violent crime. parkingit is in the lots because many walmart are open 24 hours. some of it is the experts say fewer peoplert has working in storage in front of the stores. the theory goes that if you have more people out on the floor, they will be less crime. it is a huge problem most of the people who are really mad about it is, aside from the

we try to be as thrifty and frugal as possible. >> . she says don't expect campaign afs offices to be in the next issue of ark trekture her west denver office next to a liquor store. and a very well done painting. of a purple elephant. >> . you need a lease through november. >> . clinton has 17. trump has 6. >> . we don't feel like we need to spend money and time. finding offices. trumps colorado political director says campaign offices are becoming less important. phone banks can be done in homes. >> . this is what real campaigning looks like. not glamorous. but. effective enough. >> . it's a volunteers. to spend time and come together. >> . >> certainly don't need fancy digs to do phone banks and grab volunteers together. throw up a few fliers and yard signs. it doesn't look that bad inside. way to get to the slopes. without dealing with traffic on i 70. tickets tp-rts go on sale tuesday. they start at 39 dollars. you may remember the train praoefsly ran from the 1940s until 2009. it will make trips from union station. to union park.

really frugal. this family is sort of a frugal family.s dispute will bubble up to be who controls that company. carol: it was a push to do some modernization, correct? but the dispute is preventing that from happening. ellen: well, that is the question, because of her spending and the dispute will that mean they will have less money for the modernization? that is important, because food markets are changing rapidly. lots of competition. carol: let's talk on the cover story. it is all about walmart. what a great story, a lot of crime going on. who knew this was going on? ellen: i didn't, but police departments all over the country do know. it turns out, walmart is a magnet for crime. it isn't just what you would expect, people trying to steal stuff. like a microwave or put some stuff in their bag. it is also violent crime, very serious violent crime. some of it is in the parking lots because a lot of walmarts are open 24 hours. you can camp out in the parking lots. some of it is, the experts, say because walmart has fewer people working in

. >> frugality is her style. >> everything is a bargain this was probably $50. the chandelier was $100. >> complete with a pool and bar. stocked with plenty of skinny girl. >> the newest product is the skinny girl watermelon lime margarita. jamie foxx' posse was here. >> this week is a finale for "the real housewives of new york city." bethany tells luanne her fiance cheated on her. >> she sent me the picture. you have no recollection? you were so wasted you don't remember? how can you do this? >> where are you at right now today? >> luanne and i are nowhere today. and i guess that anywhere when we started this season. >> then there is the upcoming three-part reunion special. >> the reunion was not fun. in all my experience, i've never been caught in a lie. i live my life honestly. something happened at the reunion that questioned my integrity. i took it seriously. >> we might not see you back. >> you might not see me back. >> bethany has one million reasons to return. that's her reported salary per season. tomorrow we are talking to a life than any of these hou

. >> frugality is her style. >> everything is a bargain item. this was probably $50. the chandelier was $100. nothing's not a bargain item in this house. >> complete with a pool and bar. stocked with plenty of skinny girl. >> the newest product is the margarita. i keep the bottles in the wine fridge. christina aguilera partied here. jamie foxx' posse was here. they all were dancing. >> anything but a party. >> this week is a finale for "the real housewives of new york city." bethany tells luanne her fiance cheated on her. and then all heck breaks loose. >> she sent me the picture. you have no recollection? you were so wasted you don't remember? how can you do this? >> where are you at right now today? >> luanne and i are nowhere today. and i guess we really weren't that anywhere when we started this season. >> then there is the upcoming three-part reunion special. >> the reunion was not fun. in all my reality television experience, i've never been caught in a lie. i live my life honestly. integrity. i took it seriously. >> we might not see you back. >> you might not s

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entitlements in cash or run deficits forever and become ever more subservient financially to the frugal and prosperous people of china. you really want that for your future? >> bill, you took on steve. we've got to get carrie in here. here's what the government says. 60% of u.s. households get more in the way of government benefits than they pay into the system in taxes. what do you make of that? >> we need households to be more productive. we need more people in the work force. we need more jobs. bill, you're a wise guy, you need a time-out in the corner. we need job creation. when we tax businesses, we get fewer jobs created. tim kaine is orwellian. if high taxes meant better outcomes for people, europe would be a paradise. unfortunately europeans, if you're a woman in denmark and move to america, your life will be better off in america. not to mention the fact that nato, our european allies, most of them, those countries don't pay their fair share because they can't afford it because of their high taxes. we're subsidizing them. we're richer and pay for more defense because we have so

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astronomically rising public debt end of the average children and our children's children, and through that frugality no desire of the economic and fiscal stability or prospect of return to the idealism in collective tranquillity of our fathers. cspan2: isn't that something quacks. >> nabi and how that becomes a way of your country's future or are over the next couple of decades. in it is intriguing question. a lot of the policies eisenhower pursued would appeal he did believe the government had a strong role to play of the for structure of the interstate highway system but he foresaw that the affair state is something that politicians that they cannot control is a runaway train and we saw the future more clearly with america's role in asia and the rise of china, the split without the fate of domestic politics. i can hear the historians it is called douglas macarthur a finalist for the pulitzer prize a great pleasure. spee1. >> did scenes in so many ways to go back down for if to pull the man one direction but it goes back to and to support that that divide history when dash gary that affects whether

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case you don't know, she had done a photo without clothes. 65, marty -- first of all, i'm way too frugal. i can't set my air conditioner too low but it's too high for the bill. you have to have a good down comforter. . >>> as we like to say in the weather biz, good sleeping weather. >> that's right. >> cheryl was surprised when emma told her about that, but -- you know -- most of us in the mountains do >> oh, dear. >> you didn't know that? >> no, marty, thank you for sharing. i'm really sorry. >> i'll send you the pics. you'll love them. >> don't bother. i can deal without that visual. thank you so much. >>> it's tough to get decent sleeping weather in rio because humidity levels are so very high in the coastal tropical environment, already in the 70s, high humidity there, quite to the 70s thursday, not much, if any, rain forecast for later in the week. rain in the u.s. continues to move in, the monsoon has been pushed very far to the east through texas and great lakes, small area of low pressure to our southeast kicking up out of utah into southwestern colorado. that will help develop s

. >> yeah, being frugal is definitely her style. >> everything in this house is a bargain item.his was probably $50. the chandelier was $100. nothing's not a bargain item in this house. >> next up, the pool. >> will is the s-bar. >> stocked with plenty of skinny girl. >> christina aguilera has partied to 5:00 in the morning. jamie foxx's posse came here and were dancing to bell viv devoe. >> the reunion was not fun, and i've never been caught in a lie. i live my life honestly, and something happened at the reunion that questioned my integrity. and i take it really seriously. >> so we might not see you back. >> i might not be coming back. >> who will be coming back? the countess. lives less than five miles away from bethenny. >> welcome. ♪ money can't buy you >> she dropped a little over $3 million on this home three years ago when she was single. the property has now become a home for two. >> every time phenomentom and i in the morning, there's this beautiful view, and this is the whole reason i renovated the house. >> have you seen the ring? >> no! >> but it seems tom august se

francine: i love the idea that you have to be a frugal aldi.naire to woown who was going to win?n't know. certainly it is going to continue to play out in a very ugly fashion, which is quite remarkable, because they are very private. there are almost no photos of them available. it will be a few years before there's a legal conclusion but there could be a conclusion that. francine: overall, what is the retail environment like? is it difficult for them, or are consumers flocking to them, due to consumption? >> aldi is having a fairly challenging. like all retailers, it has to contend with online shopping. there is a bigger role of amazon which may turn up in the grocery space at the point; consumers tastes are going more upscale and they are having to spruce themselves up, tweaking this formula. but to do that while keeping the core of the brand, that's not an easy thing. they are navigating a tricky transition. francine: matt campbell with the very latest on aldi and this family feud. they will keep on giving. about fedt is all policymakers and diminishing risks. how hawkish will

media giants said in recent earnings reports they're cashing in on political ads regardless of the frugalnding. all citing strok political ad dollars. cbs saying they will be particularly robust. now it's the smaller local players that are suffering. blaming it's disappointing q-2 earnings results on a political short fall saying that it will come in below it's projections for this year. now it is worth noting that all of these players are benefitting from a crazy political season that has been driving ratings toward tv news about politics and if you can include the primary race those are up from 2012. back to you. >> it will be interesting to see how the next months play out. that's for sure. still to come on squawk alley, google, uber and apple all racing toward a practical self-driving car but what will it take to get one of those on the road? >> and then she held top jobs at microsoft, yahoo! and pinterest and now she joins us on the online lending business coming up. e. that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to thinkorswim's chat rooms where you can share strategies, ideas, e

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this could be a result of punitive frugality, which is prisoners cutting back on spending and inmates unhappy with the quality that they have gotten. it has been traded for laundry and clothes. >>> a new push to get vets from the battlefield to jobs. >>> this is chris gordon. ahead, the parent of a kindergartner student complains that his son has a long and deang rouse route to walk every day in order to get to school. >>> a surreal summer afternoon with low temperatures. i'm tom kierein. a look >>> it's a fun and exciting time for lots of students and their parents but one father from prince george's county is less than thrilled. his 5-year-old has to walk a mile to get to kindergarten. chris gordon is live now. what have you found from the father saying he was frustrated and concerned because he couldn't get any answers and then this afternoon, the school system responded. >> reporter: anthony flowers had to leave work in the middle of the day to get him home from school and had to drive him today for the first day at calverton elementary school. since july he's been asking the tran

they say the members frugally operated out of cafis and often extorted the owners.what led investigators to officer derrick antonio? we don't know yet. we expect to hear directly from the police chief at 3 pm today. the fbi and dea representative sedatives will also be there. >> are you getting an early sense of whether or not the officer is the only officer involved? or might there be more? >> reporter: there was a lot of rumors swirling around, but i have heard as of right now no one is on admin leave for -- or has been arrested. they were pretty sure they got we needed to get. >> any reason why he was allegedly leaking this information? was the advantage? a financial gain? >> reporter: we have not learned of that. don't know what exactly the motive would be i don't want to speculate or guess. but i am assuming the chief would reveal more details later this afternoon. >> thank you. >>> this comes as san jose police deal with staffing shortages. detectives from 30 different units will be assigned to patrol the street. this will affect the k-9 division, the metro un

during the investigation about the fact that chi mak was a maoist and because of that it dictated a frugal chi grew up in the time of the cultural revolution, a time when chinese academics were looked down on. that the labor movement, the laborers were the ones that are going to forge the future. >> that lifestyle was something that was engrained into both chi and rebecca when they were raised in china. >> as we'd do surveillance of chi, he would regularly pull into a gas station. and we thought he was doing countersurveillance because he would wash the windows every time he got gas. we felt that gave him a 360-degree view, perspective of what was around him. in the end, in hindsight, he just didn't want to pay for a car wash. chi mak would travel every saturday into a hardware store. so i made the opinion that he was meeting with a foreign intelligence officer there. that turned out not to be the case. what it turned out is we actually put a body in there that chi mak was cheap. the store gave him free coffee and that's why he went every week. >> did you ever doubt that he was guilty? >>

. >> according to coupons.com, denver is one of the most frugal tates in the country, ranking in the top 10 for coupon use. while king soopers won't be doubling any more, safeway will continue to allow it. >>> american cyclist in her 40s is making olympic history. we have the highlights coming % up. >>> plus, what is turning this lake pueblo beach red. some answers after the break. going to give you a live look at the stadium. that is there at mile high, the little stadium, the mini mile high that they are trying to >>> at 6:40, we're taking a live look at rio de janeiro, ?he beach there. from this shot it looks like a pretty nice morning there in rio, as the olympics continue. we'll be looking at all those competitions later today. >>> now we want to take a look at a different swim beach. this is in colorado at lake pueblo. can you see a reddish tint there in the beach? >> kind of looks strange. biologists say this is caused by protozoa. they're not sure it can make lake. not exactly what you want to hear if you're planning on heading to the beach today. lisa joins us now. >>> proto

but they're being quite frugal. the penthouse in the building, which is 14 story, is $65 million. they could buy that if they wanted to. they have enough money. this is a sprawling apartment, five bedrooms, 5,000 square feet, sprawling terraces. one of the reasons why they liked it, sources at page six all the residents get a private entrance for the driver to drive them in. they like that. his ex on blue bloods lives in the area. they'll be close to their son. dari: taylor swift, bradley cooper, jennifer lawrence and brigette, they all are in the same digs. >> tribeca is the hotspot. now they have a place in flatiron. they bought that for 14 million. when they move i vacating flatiron. they're staying in new york. what's fascinating is they have a place in brentwood, o.j. town. they bought that place for 20 million, but it's 22,000 square feet. that shows you the difference. 5,000 versus 22,000. kerry: i saw their l.a. home in architectural digest. incredible. the new place, are they going to hang out with their neighbors, every celebrity is moving downtown. >> reporter: it is th