hershey did buy milk from area farmers to make chocolate. hershey froze the milk. the half life they exposed to was eight days. they froze it for 90 and used it again. that was one of the pushbacks you got after the accident. tourism went down. we took an economic hit. people didn't want to come to this area. you still have hershey park here. you have hershey chocolate. they did purchase milk. they froze it and used it later. it is a legitimate issue. being born and raised here, i love living here, so i feel fortunate to live so close to hershey and lancaster and gettysburg, encourage people to come here. i know there is a certain degree of dark tourism. people snap up pictures of tmi. if i could put in a plug, i think hershey product is a superior product. >> we'll go to bonnie who lives in lancaster, pennsylvania. good morning. >> caller: good morning. what do you want to know? all i can remember is that my brother brought my parents down through the door. they lived in elizabethtown. my father was clutching his coin collection. i thought he was going to pass out

you have hershey park and hershey chocolate. they did purchase milk and used it later. it's a legitimate issue. being born and raised here, i love living here, so i feel fortunate to live to close to hershey and lancaster. to a certain degree, there's a certain amount of dark tourism. people like to snap pictures of tmi. if i could put a plug in, i think hershey product is superior. >> caller: good morning. what do you want to know? all i can remember is that my brother brought my parents down through the door they lived in elizabeth town. and my father was clutching his coin collection. i thought he was going to pass out. number two, i lost two classmates. they said they believe that they downwind, they lived in banebridge, and they died from cancer, and they think it was due to tmi. thirdly, my father remembers when they used to farm the three-mile island. i guess they took a barge across. i would imagine -- my father was born in 1916, so i don't know if they'd take the tractor, but he said it was a corn field. number four, tmi is called three mile island because it i

so you still have hershey park and hershey chocolate. they did freeze the milk but it is a legitimate issue. being born and raised here, i love living here and i feel fortunate to live so close to gettysburg and hershey. and i know to a certain degree there is an amount of dark tourism. people like to take pictures of tmi, but i still think it is a superior product.>> we will go to bonnie from lancaster. >> good morning. all i can remember is that my brother brought my parents down to the door. they lived in elizabethtown and i thought my brother was going to pass out. i lost two classmates and they believe that they lived downwind and they died from cancer and they think it was due to tmi. and my father remembers when they used to farm three mile island. and i guess they took the barge across. my father was born in 1916, so i don't know, but he said it was a cornfield. and tmi is called three mile island because it is 3 miles from center of middletown. >> i have heard that before. and had a host of names prior to this. she raises a good

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more storm worries and storm impacted the back street boyz concert in hershey, pennsylvania.e a listen. >> the officials here are stopping us momentarily. >> this is last night where the show was put on hold for two hours. after the boys returned it was stopped again because of the weather and then they had to cancel is. >> a bummer for a lot of the fans. >> and the screens. >> exactly, strong winds knocked those over. >> we'll see a little bit of an onshore breeze but by no means that gussy. if you're hanging out around the coastline you'll notice it. san francisco right now 57 degrees. we do have that cloud cover. we've got a deepening marine layer and check out how beautiful that shot of san jose is, 60 degrees, and all in all you're probably already up bright and early before you get the kids up. let me give you a quick peek at you can expect. san francisco unified school day starting in the upper 50s and remain in the 60s. make sure to throw on a little sweater on them or a jacket, and then by the time they head out to lunch, we'll get more sunshine out there, so it's go

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> reporter: as dangerous storms have been moving across the country, a backstreet boys concert at hershey park had to be evacuated >> the officials here are stopping us momentarily. >> repor to be postponed to a later day due to the potentially dangerous conditions earlier in pittsburgh a microburst caused two buildings to collapse and powerful winds brought down trees and power lines. as extreme storms move through the midwest, wind gusts reaching 80 miles per hour caused two trains to derail in kansas and dozens of cars had to be turned upright with the help of heavy machinery. >>> meanwhile in nevada, crews are battling a large brush fire. the fire started in big ben state park and ripped through more than 100 acres. dozens of people have been forced to evacuate and major roadways closed until at least this afternoon the fire is burning too close for comfort for many residents there. multiple power lines damaged leaving some without power >>> heat advisories in southern california and the southwest here to give us details janessa webb good morning. >> we'll see the fire danger increase

got to know her personally, i understood she was driven by her heart and in fact when i got to know hershey ex -- her that she ex sows as -- exhausted this every year. by merchants who labored to succeed and serve the community, she fought for parks for children to play in, she willed the new chinese hospital and was a big part of central subways before us. asian-americans make up over 30% of our city population we are part of 250 year history, part of building the city to make it more just. it was the six-year-old who fought the policy that prohibited asian-americans from attending the public schools. they went to the california supreme court and won. six companies in chinatown fought the first racial ban in

. >>> hershey brand plans to buy one brands in a deal worth 400 n dollars.late maker says this acquisitionst wilngthen its foothold in the snack business. it was up a fraction to 160.48. after the bill williams-sonoma reported better than expected erjs and revenue thanks to its increased sales in west elm and retailers.n the shares were volatile in after hours trading. they clo rd theular session up a fraction at 68.78. ag> mor rates rose slightly last week for the first time sincat mid-july. caused refinancing applications to drop off, but right now homeowners areti actually s on a record amount of equity that they could tap through ana rence, forpl ex diana olick breaks down the numbers for us. >> reporter: you don't need to live on a farm to be sitting on a cash cow. homeowners today have a collective 6.3 trillion dollars worth of capital equity. that's theld amount they c pull out of their homes in a cash-out refinance while still remaining 20% equity, and that's record according to black knight. tapable equity grew by more than $335 billion during the s

mcdonald's, hershey, tyson, chipotle, all fresh off all-time highs in today's session, these names addingasty gains baked in for the year. what is driving the investor appetite for the food stocks guy, start. >> i'm not sure what it is maybe they're running their business better. maybe people are going down the food chain, no pun intended. tim has been on this for a while. the one we have been talking about here for a while is shake shack. everybody says 110 forward earnings, you look at the quarter and their comps are up significantly year over year they're doing everything right and there's still growth as dan nathan will tell you, any stock that is over that is going to yes, it is >> i tell you what we spent the first part of the show talking about the hot spots, everything that's negative the one positive thing we have seen is average hourly earnings are going up americans are making a little more money the u.s. economy is still strong so you want to stick with ones that are somewhat u.s. centric, which brings you to, like, a chipotle mexican grill it has had a good run. if you are lo

got to know her personally, i understood she was driven by her heart and in fact when i got to know hershey ex -- her that she ex sows as -- exhausted this every year. by merchants who labored to succeed and serve the community, she fought for parks for children to play in, she willed the new chinese hospital and was a big part of central subways before us. asian-americans make up over 30% of our city population we are part of 250 year history, part

incident >> as dangerous storms have been moving across the country, a back street boys concert at hershey park had to be evacuated. ♪ ♪ >> the officials here are stopping it momentarily. >> that show had to be postponed to a later date due to the potentially dangerous conditions earlier in pittsburgh, a violent micro burst caused two buildings to collapse and winds brought down trees and power lines officials say it was amazing no one was hurt there as extreme storms move through the midwest, two trains derailed in kansas. dozens of cars had to be turned upright with the help of heavy machinery. >> nbc meteorologist janessa webb is here with our monday forecast good morning, janessa. >> good morning. and these storms continue to make their way to the east here. they are dying down and that's really good news but still the midwest fr erie, pa, all the way to new york, we're going to watch spotty showers throughout the afternoon before another round they won't be as strong, but potential for that severe weather. i think the huge weather story, though, is the heat. it continues to build with

. >> this is a hershey, procter yield, staples >> the second you get announcement from the fed, you seeetter data, they get hurt as long as this thing stays sloppy and the fed stays disengaged from this, those names will continue to do really well. >> short-term playbook, be very careful over the next few months, we look back at the presidential election cycles, the market should do better, starting around december don't be surprised if we don't see something very unusual out of the federal reserve board like quantitative easing or something unusual out of the treasury like issuing long bonds. we could see 50 year bonds issued or 100 year bonds, they did in austria, they did it in argentina, it could happen here with rates at all time lows. >> maybe get something coordinated next week too out of jackson hole that's a wild card as well you don't want to get too negative in advance of what could be a market moving event there. guys, good to see you. have a good weekend. after ge shares get slammed on accusations of accounting fraud, the ceo buys more. we'll fill you in. also continued unr

got to know her personally, i understood she was driven by her heart and in fact when i got to know hershey ex -- her that she ex sows as -- exhausted this every year. by merchants who labored to succeed and serve the community, she fought for parks for children to play in, she willed the new chinese hospital and was a big part of central subways before us. asian-americans make up over 30% of our city population we are part of 250 year history, part of building the city to make it more just. it was the six-year-old who fought the policy that prohibited asian-americans from attending the public schools. they went to the california supreme court and won. six companies in chinatown fought the first racial ban in 1892 and resisted the registry. people of color and immigrants make up the majority of population. their names are not on streets and buildings. stations are named after the streets and acknowledges like stockton and montgomery. buildings like chase. we will reflect the history that has purposely written out women and women and people of color and made them invisible that is not what s

coca-cola, kimberly clark, hershey, all up this week. also held up by a small group of utilities, and a few, a few health care stocks like johnson & johnson. one sector benefiting from the volatility, stocks and future and options exchangers cboe, new highs as the volume ramps up investor sentiment has been horrible this week we see new lows for the year, bearish of the aaia survey that's normally 30%, scott you know as well as i do, when these get into extreme positions, that's kwrd a built on the bullish side. maybe sentiment starting to get washed out. >> bob, thanks so much. >>> how should investors digest the head on on trade, the economy and the markets. libby cantrell the head of public policy at pimco ron insana, nice to see you both libby, good to have a head of public policy on a day and a week and months when everything is being drink ven by policy. what do you do this week >> our view as it relates to china, things are likely to get worse before it gets better. our base case is you will see the president move forward with the

while kraft heinz stock is down 38% year to date, look at competito competitors, hershey up about 39%, general mills up 38%. i don't know what that 7.6% is. these names are really crushing it. let's check consumer staples overall. the spdr etf for consumer staples right now is up about 1% but look at the intraday. it just continues to go higher as more of the names in there ex kraft heinz appear to do well. >>> so when you want to find the bears, we know the bulls are out there in obvious areas, but when you want to find the bears hiding, follow the trail of the hedge fund managers. data from morgan stanley is now showing the ratio of prime brokerages long to short positions, falling to the lowest level since february 2016. in other words, hedges are increasingly paring their stock holdings, selling off stock and in some cases making bets that stock prices will fall. will other investor groups, be it the big institutional names, the private wealth management types or even the individual retail investor, follow that scent? to our floor show traders. guys, look, to be forewarned is to b

a lightning show impacted a backstreet boys concert in hershey, pennsylvania.ere are stopping us momentarily. there's lightning in the area. >> this is last night where the show was put on hold for two hours. after the boys returned, it was stopped again because of the weather, and this time that show was canceled. >>> sounds like the raiders are more than ready to have their new star player at camp. >> it's starting to sound like they may be fed up with all the delays. >> from our perspective, it's time for him to be all in or all out, okay? so we're hoping he's back soon. we got 89 guys busting their tails. we are really excited about where this franchise is going, and we open a.b. is going to be a big part of it. >> strong words from raiders general manager mike mayock. he's talking about top free agent signee antonio brown who is still missing from practice because the nfl won't allow him to wear his old helmet. the raiders believe a.b. would be back by now. of course, all of this will be quickly forgotten if the raiders can put it together when the real ga

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so they immediately said about -- his local board did about giving him the invitation from general hersheywhen he shows up at the armed forces entrance and examination station, that's when he refuses to be inducted. ali is never actually in the army because he refused induction. >> thank you very much. >> and taking a look at our prime time schedule on the c-span network starting at 8:00 eastern on krrk span, a debate on gun rights and the right to bear arms. at 8:30 eastern on c-span2 it's book tv with authors and books on the supreme court. and at 8:00 p.m. on c-span3, american history tv, with programs on the life and career of president richard nixon. >> c-span has live coverage of the 2020 presidential candidates at the iowa state fair starting thursday at 1:45 p.m. eastern with montana governor steve bullock followed by former vice president joe biden. on friday, we're live at 10:00 a.m. eastern with former hud secretary julian castro and later former congressman beto o'rourke, and on saturday we're live at 10:00 a.m. eastern with governor jay inslee, senator kamala harris, senator a

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h hershey, kimberly clark.ties hitting new highs as well very heavy volume in some of the utility etfs finally the vix sort of collapsing as it went into the close below. next contract that comes in to effect is higher and dloe anhigo to 18. >> and the news that the huawei ban will be extended or postponed for another 90 days certainly helped chips today an nvidia got news that it will be included in mine craft apple was a big factor, biggest impact coming from apple microsoft up for the month finally new highs here, all-time highs, kind of interesting if you are thinking that maybe the economy will slow down, wouldn't be seeing cintas, verisk and fiserv hitting new highs along with the utilities back to you. >>> and shareholder value no longer the sole focus of major ceos this is according to a new business round table statement that promises to place employees, customers and suppliers on equal footing with shareholders joining us now to discuss, john engler governor, how big of a shift is this? >> i don't thi

mcdonalds, coca-cola, and walmart higher and the dow hershey hitting an all-time high at the close interestingto note take a look at the department stores holding up after suffering steep losses yesterday in the wake of that news about the tariffs. dow down 112 points. we were down 334 points at one point. we're going to closethe lows [ closing bell ] [ applause ] >> that's a wrap tough week for the bulls market closing down more than 3% on the week. welcome everyone to closing bell i'm sara eisen. >> i'm willfred frost. let's check how the markets close down 0.4 percent for the dow, s&p, and nasdaq having declines but we were well off the session lows, which was down a couple hundred points as whole we're staring at declines of 3% for the s&p 500. >> 4%, almost, for the nasdaq. joining us talk about the market today and the week what a crazy week it was chris wolf cio and jared woodyard and michael zinn is here. some headlines crossing the tape from president trump on trade. he's talking china he's talking europe. he says first on china a lot to turn things around. china has a lot to do to tu

will hershey is with us. you've got this etf and the stock symbol is on the screen. nerd.ood choice, young man. good choice. is it a pure play? i know it's a basket of stocks, but are all of those stocks about video gaming and e-sports? >> yeah, very much so. really, when we look at creating a thematic product, we want to provide people exposure to that theme. we are not going to add amazon and microsoft in there where you end up with something that looks like a broad-based benchmark. we will invest in companies that are very much tied to this space. stuart: pure play. >> yes. stuart: would i be right in saying that playing these games and competing in these games, we in america are behind other parts of the world like asia and india? >> very much so. leaders in the space, believe it or not, unlike other industries, are really korea and china. they call it, you know, 400 million viewers of e-sports worldwide growing to 600 million by 2022. a lot of those are in asia. stuart: why is your stock, your etf, i've got a chart on the screen, it's flat. >> it's flat, i mean, it's