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bruce hanes, thanks for joining us again.ile on the campaign trail in indiana, ted cruz's running mate, carly fiorina, apparently slipped right off the stage. it happened as she was introducing cruz. >> the next president of the united states, ted cruz. >> there she went. cruz didn't seem to notice fiorina fall as he shook hands with the crowd. but rival donald trump did. >> by the way, she fell off the stage the other day. did anybody see that? and cruz didn't do anything. i was -- even i would have helped her, okay? >> the latest cnn/orc poll shows a vast majority of americans believe the stage is already set for the 2016 presidential election. 85% say democratic front-runner hillary clinton will likely be the party's nominee for president. the poll also shows a growing enthusiasm for her candidacy, up seven points since march. and on the republican side, 84% of voters say trump will most likely win his party's nomination. way ahead of both ted cruz and john kasich. we will, of course, have much more on the race for the whi

you fix it throughen forcement, express hane and engineering with a plan expected this fall. >> thankif you just bought or are thing of buying a subaru, heads up, they are telling dealers to stop selling 2016 and 2017 legacy models that could lose steering control because of a defect. you need to have your vehicle checked by mechanic. >> could there be a tax break for tourism for tesla bayers that live outside of california. a big would give out-of-state buys a tax waiver when they pick up the cars at the tesla factory in fremont that must be registered in another state in 30 days. hopefully the tourist daughters would make up for the lost revenue. opponents say buyers of luxury cars do not need anymore breaks. >> and the rest us have been saving money on gasoline but how do we spend the extra cash? >> that is a good question. here is the money report. >> happy friday. we are positive, barely, here this morning. we started quite a bit lower so it is a mini victory here, but just in the single decisions and retail sales are up and came out better-than-expected and the best in a year, w

an arrest warrant is out for hanes for driving under the influence of drugs, a felony. police say that burrwick hit a woman with his car on bank croft way next to the cal campus. she suffered internal injuries and broken bones. he was arrested that day and later released pending an investigation. police believe he was under the influence of marijuana. if convicted he could go to prison. >>> san jose state is getting the hollywood treatment. winchester mystery house. a lot of people think it is haunted but it is going to star in a horror film. >> reporter: it is not going to star in a horror film but in a film shortly. i'm in the venetian dining room and glad that right now it is not friday the 13th because this place is strange and weird but in a fun way but now it will be on the big screen. thousands drive by the winchester house every day but to many it is still a mystery. now hollywood is about to shine a spotlight on the story of sarah winchester. a bay area legend that famously hated cameras. academy award winning actress helen mirren may take on the role. >> sarah

briefly, one, i want to welcome steve hanes who is the former director of the sterngrove. he is now the vice president for strategic growth and marketing at the zoo and happy to have you. welcome. secondly. as some know, at a recent rec and park commission meeting there was a lot of testimony around the challenges that the department faces with the vast increase in growth in soccer in san francisco and the limited number of fields despite many improvements to many fields. the commission asked the staff to prepare a status report on where we are and where we are going to try to meet those challenges. that staff report has now been completed and will shortly be on our website and there is one copy here if we have interested party and thank the general manager and staff, dana ketchm for preparing that, it is a important issue. with that, that concludes my report. >> any public comment under the presidents report? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 3, general managers report. >> good morning, commissioners. few announcements and then we have a special presentation by

. >> reporter: back live here in paris, i'm joined by my friend and colleague laura hanes, she's the continue for the airline here. it would be nice to see you under better circumstances. let's start with the climate right now in paris, we know that the plane itself took off just after 11:00 local time wednesday, but i know you have some information on what the french police had to do with this? >> you had a lot of demonstrations against the police in paris. two days ago a police department was burned. and the people are angry, we la. what's happening with the plane, we don't know what happened with the plane, but this was a very important moment because the police were saying we can't go to the airports and we cannot protect the planes. >> let's talk about the latest announcement, that the french president would be leading the investigation to a certain extent. what are you hear? i know you've got a lot of sources here in this country, at which point do they feel like this is probably terrorism? >> they feel it, but of course, they're not sure, they're really looking at every possib

warrant front in the carolinas and it's haning out there and warmer air pushes up over cold air callingrunning and results is rain showers activity. you can see that all developing off to the south and west. again it will be with us here mech of the day today. for us, what else, is new. it's may. cool, rain showers all in the forecast today. not expecting any thunderstorm activity. this will be atmosphere too stable for that later today. there we are 1:00. future cast showing rain shower activity picks up intensity midday and sfoorts taper off this afternoon. -- starts to taper off this afternoon. not a great looking day. hopefully not raining rush hour stick around later tonight. tomorrow morning's commute with additional rain showers. hoping to kind of clear it out late wednesday and get sunshine back in the forecast. i can guarantee you this high pressure overhead. thursday and friday look fantastic highs about 70. we have nice sunshine to look forward to this week. that will not be today, erin, as rain showers and cool temperatures and thumbs down wet roadways. how does it look. >>

protesters are upset over a route for a power hane moved out of their province.ank on revenue from the project. the government moved the route to cut down on costs. >> in san jose an area is closed because of a public safety concern after a fear tore through an auto repair shop and fours are concerned a power line could collapse. matt? >> yes, i spoke with the chief and he said that officials are here waiting for a fence to be put up. they went did make sure no one is close to it because the poll it could collapse. what caused the damage? this video from viewer of ours shared point twitter. the flames were huge after the car caught fire while mechanics were working on it at the intersection. the to story apartment build was evacuated. firefighters say were able to keep it from much coming fire and no one was hurt. power lanes burned but pg&e was able to get power become on in the area just after midnight. firefighters are also concerned about the power pole. though say it could also come down and collapse. that is why the avenue is shut down define good year and

one, our guest was talking about, miss dpirstone of tj maxx, but hanes brands.use of the strong activity. >> we started with this and going back to qualcomm because it's continuing to rise as the session goes on. if you look at the chart, this is a level it's not reached for six months and feels like it's breaking out here and watching to tonight. >> yeah. look, i have a bid out there for endo pharmaceutical, a complete disaster and should be and see if i get hit an on it. >> trb? >> i'll just reiterate. deere. because i think it puts in a decent candle today. will not close on the lows and i did not mention this before but warren buffett is a buyer. i like being along for the ride. >> all right. have a great weekend. "power lunch" begins right now. >> buy now! ♪ ♪ >>> what he just said. i don't know what he said. melissa, thank you. we'll see you in a bit. it is 1:00 on wall street. 10:00 a.m. in downtown san francisco. you are looking live as brent mu mussberg eer used to say. the flagship set to open in downtown san francisco. welcome. i'm tyler matheson. app

briefly, one, i want to welcome steve hanes who is the former director of the sterngrove. he is now the vice president for strategic growth and marketing at the zoo and happy to have you. welcome. secondly. as some know, at a recent rec and park commission meeting there was a lot of testimony around the challenges that the department faces with the vast increase in growth in soccer in san francisco and the limited number of fields despite many improvements to many fields. the commission asked the staff to prepare a status report on where we are and where we are going to try to meet those challenges. that staff report has now been completed and will shortly be on our website and there is one copy here if we have interested party and thank the general manager and staff, dana ketchm for preparing that, it is a important issue. with that, that concludes my report. >> any public comment under the presidents report? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 3, general managers report. >> good morning, commissioners. few announcements and then we have a special presentation by

briefly, one, i want to welcome steve hanes who is the former director of the sterngrove. he is now the vice president for strategic growth and marketing at the zoo and happy to have you. welcome. secondly. as some now, at a recent rec and park commission meeting there was a lot of testimony around the challenges that the department faces with the vast increase in growth in soccer in san francisco and the limited number of fields despite many improvements to many fields. the commission asked the staff to prepare a status report on where we are and where we are going to try to meet those challenges. that staff report has now been completed and will shortly be on our website and there is one copy here if we have interested party and thank the general manager and staff, dana ketchm for preparing that, it is a important issue. with that, that concludes my report. >> any public comment under the presidents report? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 3, general managers report. >> good morning, commissioners. few announcements and then we have a special presentation by s

briefly, one, i want to welcome steve hanes who is the former director of the sterngrove. he is now the vice president for strategic growth and marketing at the zoo and happy to have you. welcome. secondly. as some know, at a recent rec and park commission meeting there was a lot of testimony around the challenges that the department faces with the vast increase in growth in soccer in san francisco and the limited number of fields despite many improvements to many fields. the commission asked the staff to prepare a status report on where we are and where we are going to try to meet those challenges. that staff report has now been completed and will shortly be on our website and there is one copy here if we have interested party and thank the general manager and staff, dana ketchm for preparing that, it is a important issue. with that, that concludes my report. >> any public comment under the presidents report? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 3, general managers report. >> good morning, commissioners. few announcements and then we have a special presentation by

hane: we are talking about a make or break state right now for ted cruz, who has pulled out just about every imaginable trick to try to gain momentum after losing six states. he got the governor's endorsement, he has been barnstorming the state. he rolled out a vice presidential nominee despite the fact that he trails by some 400 delegates. for him, a lot is on the line. if he wants to stop donald trump, he really is the first step to happen tomorrow in indiana. today, he has 10 different stops across the state, not just himself but some of his surrogates. not great news coverage today. was something where carly fiorina fell off the stage. there were questions about heidi cruise answering whether or not z answering whether or not ted cruz is the zodiac killer. >> some polls show it a little closer. at the moment, it shows that trump is in the driver seat. ane: ted cruz really does need to pull out a victory there. theou want to look at silver lining, because the expectations are low, if he that isto have success, not where the race appears to be headed. his campaign seems a bit bunkere

and i'd also highlight that basic apparel manufacturers like a hanes brand, they do underwear. and the underwear category is wonderful. it's replenishment, right? the underwear is going to run out. you have to replace it. >> hopefully. >> let's hope we don't get so poor we can't afford that. so i do think right now those are some of the best positions. >> all right. bridget, great to speak with you, thank you. tyler? >> so what is the fate of the major dement stores? former chairman and ceo of saks incorporated joins me. what do you think of what bridget said? pick apart her argument. >> i think retail is going through a major transformation. i call it a disruption. you'll is winners and losers. everybody is going to look at their own self interest in terms wlaf is right for them. and whether you have the vertical intergrated manufacturers like gap thinking that maybe we ought to be selling on amazon or the vfs of the world saying that department stores are not growing the way we need them to grow and get another distribution out. so maybe they'll open up amazon. so that says t

tyler hane grew up running, biking and never liked the look or feel of traditional athletic clothes son. take a look. >> people used to be scared of working out in gray but a gray that doesn't make you sweat. >> can't see any sweat through this. >> better, faster, stronger, it motivates some but doesn't work for everyone. tyler haney never quite got it. >> while you're running over hurdles in high school track, that makes sense but realize that there was a powerful combination about being membernism and athletic that wasn't embodied in the blond. >> another thing that never worked the materials in most athletic lines. >> sick of the shiny thin black spandex. >> she was meant to go to college to hurdle but took a year off to attend parsons in new york city and. >> and while in school became obsessed with materials. >> from there outdoor voices was born. launched it out of college selling in boutiques. >> outdoor voices comes like when you're little and your mom says use your inner voice and the brand has youthful energy. being young without experience was helpful at the time because i w

. >> white wave falls on the heels of hanes celestials.t this out a lot of the traditional food companies still had very low actual sales. i mean, but this is what people really want right now. and remember backdrop whole foods was a little bit better. it just does seem like this group got oversold to the downside as people flock to campbell's soup and general mills, which become more natural and organic, but natural and organic is alive and well and i think this company can go higher. >> also been a consolidation story sort of involving this name. not that it's necessarily going to happen. >> they have good growth prospec prospects. >> i don't know that he's ready either. >> no, greg doesn't want to sell and i thought maybe general mills would go for it campbell's but it's gotten too big. it's just not going to happen if it costs them too much. >> deen foods by the way getting back to late march levels. >> dean, commodity milk is back too. plant-based milk is something worldwide this is soy and almond people really love these. and whitewa

pulitzer prize for commentary in the "atlanta journal-constitution," please welcome, cynthia tucker hanes. [ applause ] >> good evening. it is fitting on this evening devoted to the history of civil rights and social justice in america that we hear from my dear friend john lewis. what kind of prize, i wonder, does he deserve? let's put it this way, his life is a prize. if we melted down the precious metals of a pulitzer prize and a nobel peace prize and an oscar and a medal of honor and forged them to mint a prize of prizes, it would not do him justice. he was born the son of sharecroppers on february 21, 1940 outside troy, alabama. he grew up on his family's farm and attended segregated public schools in pike county, alabama. as a young boy, he was inspired by the activism surrounding the montgomery bus boycott and the words of the reverend martin luther king, jr., which he heard on radio broadcast. he even read comic books where civil rights leaders were the heroes. in those pivotal moments, he made a decision to become a part of the civil rights movement. while still a young man, john

i like ralph, hanes, columbia, vf, i think in the shorter term those guys are going to be winners. >>xpect them to start limiting inventory to department stores? thinking it's just going to go to waste and be discounted in the end? >> right now the biggest seller of ralph lauren product is t.j. maxx, not macy's. they're bringing it in and we're going to see a disintermediation from stores to the vendors. i think it's positive for vendors, negative for stores. i also like tate and coach, you can like some of the products, it's just harder to like the stores. however, the back half of the year for department stores is going to be a darn sight better than the front half because all of the negatives we saw last year in the back half, we're going to get the mirror image of this year. right now people are going to be buying the darn things again in august. >> we're running out of time, just one more important question to you, matt. last night donald trump did an interview and a lot of the disintermediation we talk about is clearly because amazon is now selling a lot of apparel online. that

briefly, one, i want to welcome steve hanes who is the former director of the sterngrove. he is now the vice president for strategic growth and marketing at the zoo and happy to have you. welcome. secondly. as some know, at a recent rec and park commission meeting there was a lot of testimony around the challenges that the department faces with the vast increase in growth in soccer in san francisco and the limited number of fields despite many improvements to many fields. the commission asked the staff to prepare a status report on where we are and where we are going to try to meet those challenges. that staff report has now been completed and will shortly be on our website and there is one copy here if we have interested party and thank the general manager and staff, dana ketchm for preparing that, it is a important issue. with that, that concludes my report. >> any public comment under the presidents report? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 3, general managers report. >> good morning, commissioners. few announcements and then we have a special presentation by