j. jill's model. put it all together and i think j. ll could have a tremendous potential here, but given the horrific backdrop, i think it might be too soon to give the stock my blessing. we want to have it seasoned. but you didn't be crazy if you wanted to speculate. let me give you the bottom line. it's got i lot going for it, including some incredible numbers for an apparel retailer. but this is a very difficult environment, and it wouldn't surprise me if tower brook, the private equity firm that took jill public, was trying to get out while the getting's good. i say this. let's look at it this way. let's call it one to watch, but let's wait and see if they can keep delivering strong results before we jump into jill. all that said, this one is boater than most any other brick and mortar retailer i follow with the exception of ulta. i got to tell you, that's really saying something. much more "mad money" ahead. what do a shoe store and a children's retailer have in common? more than you think. i'll reveal it just ahead. then trump's p

oh, we're getting an open on j. jill way, before you leave. [ bell ringing ] >> thoughts about this one? >> there's the mall. >> prices below the range. >> yeah, it's mall. you know, it's mall. so i basically it's mall. that means it's tough. >> yeah. >> except if you're children's place or foot locker or sephora or now e.l.f. >> more on that after the break. of course jim tonight. when we come back senator jeff flake of arizona, been outspoken when it comes to a border adjustment tax. dow's up 12 points. we're back after a break. ck aft. online u.s. equity trades... ♪ ...you realize the smartest investing idea, isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. ♪ so with our ally cashback credit card, you get rewarded for buying stuff. like what? like a second bee helmet with protective netting. or like a balm? you know? or a cooling ointment for the skin. how about a motorcycle? or some bee repellant. i'm just spit-balling here. nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. ally. do it right. told you not to

j. jill, which has about 275 stores in the u.s. private by golden gate capital in 2009 and then bought by towerbook capital in 2015. we expect that stock to open for trade at the nyse today. we'll talk to the ceo. >>> radioshack filing for bankruptcy for the second time in two years. they faced a challenging retail environment and an unsatsz fiis partnership with wireless provider sprint. they tried to co-brand stores with sprint. general wireless which acquired radioshack in 2015 lists assets and liabilities in the range of 100 million to 5$500 million. >>> bank rate's quarterly results falling short of wall street expectations. shares of the personal finance content company are lower, 10.5%. >>> united natural foods posting better than expected quarterly results. the company beating when it comes to its full-year guidance. upbeat guidance there helping the stock 1.5%. >>> toshiba's westinghouse electric bringing in bankruptcy attorneys after a $6 billion writedown at westinghouse wiped out toshiba equity requiring it to seek a bu

it is interesting that this retailer j jill went public today. >> clothing and accessories. >> yes. women's clothing and accessories. i was looking into the company profile. more of their shoppers do go into the store. they want to try it on versus online. >> okay. all right. >> thanks, pam. >> thank you, pam. >>> 8:48. let's help you get to school and work and wherever you need to go, sal. >> bay bridge toll plaza, we're going to start there. it will be backed up a little bit. it is improving driving into san francisco. it still will be crowded. about a 15-minute wait. 880 northbound will be slow as well. and the san mateo bridge is improving but foggy on that span. the peninsula traffic is very slow. and so is all of the south bay commute. now let's go to mark tamayo, filling in for steve. >> good morning, sal. it looks like the middle of june or july out there. the rain clouds have moved out. we have the low clouds and fog near the coast and parts of the bay. the main storm track is focused up to portland and the pacific northwest. that's where we do have the clouds and the rainf

not getting a lot of attention, but j. jill very well known to a lot of women, been around for a while trying to price 11 million shares. you know the state of womens apparel and apparel, they're being watched as a retail bellwether on top of that. and snap getting all of the oxygen right now 200 million shares 14 to 16. there's been all sorts of talk they're going to price at $17, $18, maybe. we don't know anything yet. they have not changed official indications of $14 to $16. i will be here right behind it. it's going to be all the action in the booth. we'll be giving you the whole play by play both before the stock starts trading as well as after explaining how this ipo process works. and carl, of course this is always an excellent opportunity to show the real interplay between technology and humans on the floor and how ipos get priced here. this is going to be of course one of the bigger ones that you're ever going to witness and we'll give you the whole play by play right here on cnbc. carl, guys, back to you. >> no one be

j. jill. >> that's right. nasdaq is this close to an all-time high, not quite there. dow's up 33. to bob pisani, bob. >> good morning, guys. while we're waiting of course for our friends from canada, canada goose to open here, markets open nicely here, europe's up nicely. euro's up. of course the dollar was weak yesterday and of course the netherlands election helped. take a look what's going on here and carl's right. we're just a whisker from new highs right across the board. remember the old high on the dow jones industrial average 2115, so do the math there we're 34 points away on that the s&p 500 old high 2,400, so we're about 14 points away there. nasdaq composite, nasdaq 100 already hilt a new high, so we're five points, six points, carl's right just a couple points away from new highs right across the board here. sectors, folks, old leadership is back. call it the reflation trade, some call the trump rally, yesterday beaten up groups like energy and reits were rallying. huh-uh, this is old guard back here, financials, tech, materials, there it is, the reflation trade all to