. >> all right this is the lujd j.c. c of november 8th committee met in open session and heard the administrator's report that covered many of the achievements and activities of both our staff and the training and measured outcomes in a number of areas we look at health and safety and heard the reviews on that and also the annual surveys and planning during the course that were submitted those were reviewed in details lastly we heard the true north goals and the staff training and the fact this is been going very well given the number of other activities we've been involved with with lonld and the committee reviewed the hospital wide programs and policies and then in closed session reviewed and approved the credentials report therefore i'll leave it up to i to approve and . >> no need this is an update if you've accepted the credentials report that's an informational. >> okay. >> right at a time we didn't have the closed session equip. >> right. >> questions to commissioner sanchez just to remind people we'll be and a at

and i think j.c.ey understands that model and if they execute on that model, i think they could have a turn around here. stuart: okay. financials are leading the market higher, we're up 38 on the dow industrials. fiat chrysler, whoa, what a drop they took yesterday when the epa accused of company of emissions violations, down 10% yesterday. they're fighting back. ashley: they are fighting back and they say they're disappointed. they disagree with the epa and say they have a state of the art emissions systems in the vehicles, particularly the dodge ram truck and the jeep grand cherokee. they totally disagree and look forward to proving the epa wrong. stuart: not helping them. down another 2%. >> the timing of the epa, volkswagen paid nearly 4 million with criminal charges, it seems suspicious to me. stuart: the timing of it. >> before trump comes in, the epa puts this out here. we have to take a look at it, it doesn't seem right. stuart: you're not a conspiracy theorist. >> they paid $4 billion. and fi

and it's know the just amazon going after j.c.y and it's mother's fearing gangs in the midwest. they don't want to take them to the malls and there are fights. look at that fight, do you want your toddler near that? that's always an issue where companies and malls, including companies like wal-mart. what do you do with the ghost malls? casinos, restaurants, gyms, movie theaters, gyms, churches. what are you going to do with that? >> the value is going down on the market. let's bring in a tenured professor of economics, peter mau morici. one of the themes on this show is the bricks and mortar ice age, you don't believe this? you're shaking your head. >> please go on. stuart: it seems to us that the suburbs are going to look different. a lot of shopping malls in real trouble here. >> the suburbs are starting to encounter the kinds of difficulties that inner cities and downtown encountered in the '70s and '80s. the basic technology of buying products or the basic retailing is changing. instead of going to a big campus where there are

can't get more populous than a marching band, if this is the story you're going to bring, it's not j.cw the other boy scouts. >> the uniform has to be impeccable. you've got to look good and do that. that is hard. >> embraces all the patriotism of the country, that the president was so successful in gaining the white house and getting the movement across this country, and when you see sort of the majesty of the moment, the bands marching, it really does make you feel good about this country and keeping with his theme cannot make america great again. >> america does pump and circumstance very well. this is an interesting moment, e commander-in-chief to all of these wonderful men and women in our military. >> the irony here, he swears into the motorcade, this viewing station, and he has to pass protesters who are the exact opposite of what you are looking at with these marching bands. these people work hard, they produce something, the protesters, all they are there to do is disrupt them. >> didn't have time for your monologue, but you have a couple comments about the protesters? >> i fi

last week bomb scares happen today at least seven j.c. cs in the country. today that number quadrupled. >> personally, i'm not jewish but all my friends at the school are so i'm worried for them and myself of course that i am concerned for them because they're my friends and they're be target and had so i am because i'm with them. >> similar threats made this morning in miami, massachusetts, new jersey, connecticut. the fbi sauce aid it's monitoring the situation locally be but will not intervene unless asked. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> tracking the rain out there. north bay rain pretty significant. 3-inches in wind sore. nevada over an inch. san jose under a half inch of rain. oberlander land a half inch and -- oakland half inch and adding up. urban and small street flood add rise richardson and entire bay area. snow in the mountains, significant rain all through the bay area and northern california, great news for the water districts; right? see the heavier rain showing up in these areas but see ago few breaks and i also see a back edge back here which somewher

this is one of 30 at j.c. c's nationwide. >> it's reality. that's where our world is. i wish it was different obviously for his sake and my other child's sake but the thing we do have is each other. >>reporter: sheriff's deputies said the school is a home to two schools k-8 and temple and community center. >> we're calling in a couple canines from neighboring law enforcement agencies. >>reporter: after three hours of searching, deputies found 2340 trace of a bomb. that's week seven bomb threats happened in 7 states. to do that number quadrupled. >> i'm not jewish but all my friends at the school are. i'm worried for them and myself that i was concerned for them because they're my school ands they're being targeted and so i am because i'm with them. >> similar threats to j.c. cs made this morning in miami, massachusetts, new jersey, and connecticut. the fbi office said it's monitoring the situation but will not intervene unless asked. tara, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we're tracking that rain out there. boy, it's right on the afternoon commute. it is causing problems. you got

alfred comes in, and j.c. baitman is in the pilot.e ever done. >> never pass up a good reunion, like melissa's return to the revival of "gilmore girls." that left people wanting more. >> i was gone like five minutes. >> two years. >> if they want to do more episodes, would you come back? >> no. but i would come back as lor elie. >> that is a challenge to lauren and graham. >> by the way, it's already been picked up for season number two. it will air march the 29th. great cast. >>> ali fedotowsky became a somebody in "the bachelor" role in season 6. she's such a big fan favorite, when she joined "e.t." online facebook online we wanted to know what she thought about the bad girl. >> in my 25-year-old self, i probably would have hated her. >> afterev the bachelorette, she still watches the show and peeling back the curtain for us. and what it's really like for the contestants. >> look, you can't get certain things on the show. she didn't find a blanket and set that up. the producer is saying, this is we're going to do everything we can t

. >>> j.c. penney wants a piece of the pie when it comes to leisure clothing. wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports. >> reporter: good morning. investors are waiting for earnings reports today. we heard from goldman sachs which beat expectations in the last quarter. yesterday, the dow fell 58. nasdaq was down 35. futures pointing to a higher open. >>> j.c. penney is jumping on the leisure trend. they are partnering with nike to add nike shops in 600 stores. most located in the men's department. >>> and gas prices have fallen for eight straight days. aaa says there's less demand and plenty of supply but aaa warns this could be temporary. the national average is now $2.34 a gallon of course more expensive in california. >> it's always more expensive in california and especially here in the bay area. so, jill, google maps has a new feature that may help drivers when get to their destination. what's that? >> reporter: yeah. the app may soon help you find a parking spot. the website android police says there is a new feature on a test version of the app that gives use

i've been working with j.c. redman i've identified a person as i mentioned your concern having someone act ownership over the program and not someone kooirl through i identified that person who will be become available in february and so we're working to schedule that to happen. >> okay. >> commissioners any other announcements and scheduling of items? >> okay hearing none, thank you commission succeeded next time line item. >> public comment on items 2a through d. >> public comment. >> on items 2a through d. >> jackie san franciscans for police accountability the office of citizens complaints is a toothless watchdog trying to array the public's outrage that precedes minor cases of police wrongdoing and willfully ignoring the scandals the occ didn't live up to it's potential this commission didn't want it to it starts at the top joyce hicks you're more concerned with statistics and timely filing of paperwork with systematic change you know your investigations don't result in discipline why for you to go after th

doctor carson she had a different vision and shared 3 with a number of faculties and with us on the j.c. c and others committees sfgh it is not just about the quality of care but about the research base research that has outcomes and did all the work and visions to say that we need to build quality facilities for our academic positions residents post, etc. and never gave up and she was the only dean i can recall many, many years back and retired but focused on the fact of those facilities i think of a role of the facilities over 90 degrees and 85 degrees and general the old steam heat would con on the research lab wires and it was unbelievable how do our students do this type of thing all i'm saying i want to thank everyone involved lawyers from both sides and it is a challenge had you work with an institution that is covered by the california state charter and constitution and city and county and public hospital and academic but let me say again had 23 not been for the prime morph that had that vision and now. >> new hospital we'll begin in a few years ago to develop the quality resear

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. >> i told you mike pence went after j.c. wat krchlc. watts fo.oks like the ag industry wants someone that looks like them. >> no. white? >> yes. >> more importantly, the super bowl's going to be the pittsburgh steelers versus the dallas cowboys which when they played earlier this year the tv ratings went through the roof and the nfl was thrilled and they're hoping for that rematch. >> they set these up for the ratings? >> i hope so. >> that's what my dad said about the nba. it's always eight games -- i mean seven games. they would like eight. thank you. we'll be right back after this. nothing intimidates janelle. not boys... not worms... not cancer. i want you on my team. ok. janelle's doctors turned to st. jude children's research hospital where we've helped increase the overall childhood cancer survival rate from 20% to 80%. and we will not stop until we hit 100%. cancer, you're going down. and janelle, you're growing up. donate now at stjude.org or shop where you see the st. jude logo. does your mouthg prescripoften feel dry?s, a dry mouth can

mon high school and had been -- montgomery high school and had been working in the holidays at the j.c. penney's store in the mall in gaithersburg and the family called the allegations ridiculous. >> we were wi afternoon at 3:15. >> he was home. when he left home he went to the studio. i have footage of him being in the studio. that is all i'm going to say. everything else will be said in court, sir. >> if the family has something to exonerate their loved ones so be it. but out this time we believe the individual deserves to be charged with two counts of first of degree murder and we move on from there. kevin: the police have not released the mall surveillance video, nor has jackson's family presented us with the rap video. seeing one, preferably both would help clear a lot of it up. live in rockville, kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: thank you. we have new information. prosecutors want life without parole for the man accused in a deadly two-day shooting rampage across montgomery county. eulalio tordil's capture happened live in may on abc7. he was in court this mornin five people killi

we have outside the sephora and the j.c. penney's. this began this afternoon.ncy responders arrived to find several people in the parking lot. one person was stabbed. possibly fatally. a person was badly stabbed. are life threatening injuries. a person is in custody at the party city store, that is what we were told earlier but the police say that is not the case. they do not have anyone in custody. they are evacuating the hollister store. people were being escortedded out one by one. we are waiting to hear from the police about what happened but in the meantime there were shoppers inside the mall unfolding. we spoke with a woman named alyssa huff who tems us what she -- who tells us what she saw. >> i came back and the security started directing everybody to go another way. that was it. i tried to leave and the cops say nobody let us out. i just found out what happened. richard: we are waiting word from the police. the official word about what is happening now. if they are searching for suspect, if they have a

moorestown mall for "black friday", then pre-christmas sales, even the post christmas sales over at j.c. penney, now another big sale, and this one a lot sadder on monday, they're going to start their closing final clearance sale, we're told monday, and expect really big deals later, because they say these stores are going to close in early spring. so, probably another big percentage off what you got and saw after christmas, and then a huge percentage off if they have anything left in late february and early march and late march. because they'll clear these stores out, never get any of the spring lines in or the summer lines in, you will have to go to the other macy's, so talking moorestown there is store opened in 99, used to be a john wanamaker way back when they opened this mall in 62. then the old echelon mall, now called the voorhees town center, the may i's there opened in 1970. seventy-seven jobs gone there. over in pennsylvania, neshaminy mall opened way back in 68, 89 jobs lost. then plymouth meeting mall opened in the 196 sixer a with 74 jobs lost. soap, a lot of these scores

we have to wait and see how j.c. penney performs.een the better performing of the three. scarlet: why is that? >> they are coming off a big decline, numbers might have been artificially boosted, but they are focusing on different consumers, minorities more private brands, but time will tell. they were coming off a decline. joe: this was mostly seen as a secular phenomenon. this is not about the week consumer. this is the world not going in their direction. >> a lot of retailers were complaining about the election saying the environment is bad. the environment is actually good, but wasn't good for them. hasody in a mall basically the sort of things, hurdles to get past. when i wrote that story, analysts said you don't see amazon complaining. people are spending, consumer confidence is high, so -- they only have their track record to rest on now. bring in an analyst on consumer products and retail. says it's 2017 sales will be heard by $575 million, charges of $250 million, or $.50 a share. how much can we extrapolate the troubles at m

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by the way, joe and i, early j.c. penney. that's the way we go. but is it a big deal?on this subject. >> you know, i don't understand it. i don't understand the pomp and circumstance. >> neil: really? wow. >> let's get down to business. it's beautiful. we appreciate all that's going on. let's get down to business. let's get started. let's -- joe manchin is right. let's get along. >> neil: when you say get started what do you want to see? a lot of made -- you and i can remember -- i don't know where it starts. with f.d.r., the first 100 days. >> yeah. >> neil: now our attention deficits sort of society, we're talking about what can we do in the first 100 minutes, first 100 seconds. he has to sign a lot of executive orders. by the way, i can tell you right there, it looks like melania is wearing a dress. all right? so focus in on that. that was when she arrived earlier. what do you think of that? the pressure is on donald trump to deliver the goods like immediately. >> excuse me. so sorry. he saluted. how cool is that? it's a presidential salute. isn't that cool? >> neil

target follows what we heard from kohl's, what we heard from j.c.nney, dwindling foot traffic, but here is the thing, they saw the digital sales surge 30%. now, i won't say watch out, amazon, because i don't really think that target is amazon, however, it just shows you that people are just moving toward that shopping at home. shopping in your bathrobe, shopping in whatever you like to wear when you're shopping on-line at home and continue to do it. stuart: the stock is down. nicole: because overall they missed and they had to cut their guidance, a miss overall. while they had the bright spot of the digital on-line sales and toys, the other only bright spot, the big picture they missed, missing their numbers, not good. stuart: still on retail, i've got two bricks and mortar retailers that are pulling the plug on going public, who are they. liz: claire's, a teen mall store, and nieman marcus. and to go public to help pay down the boat load of debt. nieman marcus said two years ago it would be ipo. ipo's are not doing well in the retail space and targ

i've been working with j.c. redman i've identified a person as i mentioned your concern having someone act ownership over the program and not someone kooirl through i identified that person who will be become available in february and so we're working to schedule that to happen. >> okay. >> commissioners any other announcements and scheduling of items? >> okay hearing none, thank you commission succeeded next time line item. >> public comment on items 2a through d. >> public comment. >> on items 2a through d. >> jackie san franciscans for police accountability the office of citizens complaints is a toothless watchdog trying to array the public's outrage that precedes minor cases of police wrongdoing and willfully ignoring the scandals the occ didn't live up to it's potential this commission didn't want it to it starts at the top joyce hicks you're more concerned with statistics and timely filing of paperwork with systematic change you know your investigations don't result in discipline why for you to go after th

nordstrom, j.c. penney, they're all hit and sears is slightly higher in the early going.ottom line is people are changing the way they stop and it will make a huge difference in america. a shall-- ashley webster is here and dr barton joining us. i'm saying it's a huge shift in what we buy and how we buy it. what do you say, mr. barton? >> i agree, this is something going on quite some time now, many, many years. here is the interesting thing, macy's announced recently in chicago big stores they're closing to the surprise of local citizens here. the approach that they're taking is interesting. they're talking about the real estate being the valuable component and selling those off or leasing these out? these are grave yards because these stores are not going to be able to repurposed into hotels, condos. what do they do with the stores when they can't even sell the real estate? >> dr, is there a department store stock that you would buy at this moment? look at this, 17% down for kohl's. >> not unless you call amazon a department store, stuart. we're in trouble across the bo

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i've been working with j.c. redman i've identified a person as i mentioned your concern having someone act ownership over the program and not someone kooirl through i identified that person who will be become available in february and so we're working to schedule that to happen. >> okay. >> commissioners any other announcements and scheduling of items? >> okay hearing none, thank you commission succeeded next time line item. >> public comment on items 2a through d. >> public comment. >> on items 2a through d. >> jackie san franciscans for police accountability the office of citizens complaints is a toothless watchdog trying to array the public's outrage that precedes minor cases of police wrongdoing and willfully ignoring the scandals the occ didn't live up to it's potential this commission didn't want it to it starts at the top joyce hicks you're more concerned with statistics and timely filing of paperwork with systematic change you know your investigations don't result in discipline why for you to go after th

i've been working with j.c. redman i've identified a person as i mentioned your concern having someone act ownership over the program and not someone kooirl through i identified that person who will be become available in february and so we're working to schedule that to happen. >> okay. >> commissioners any other announcements and scheduling of items? >> okay hearing none, thank you commission succeeded next time line item. >> public comment on items 2a through d. >> public comment. >> on items 2a through d. >> jackie san franciscans for police accountability the office of citizens complaints is a toothless watchdog trying to array the public's outrage that precedes minor cases of police wrongdoing and willfully ignoring the scandals the occ didn't live up to it's potential this commission didn't want it to it starts at the top joyce hicks you're more concerned with statistics and timely filing of paperwork with systematic change you know your investigations don't result in discipline why for you to go after th

he is wearing early j.c. penney. >> it's a good store. it's a good store. out today, we are on pennsylvania avenue directly in front of the white house. is obviously it's blocked by a reviewing stand. every four years, they construct for the new president of the united states. so donald trump will be there shortly to review a parade. this one we're told is going to be about 90 minutes in duration. >> right. neil: where does that stack up with other parades? >> it's shorter. neil: it is. >> and thank goodness for that. although, it hasn't been as cold as pastimes. neil: i remember. four years ago, eight years ago. ronald reagan holds the record of extremes. '85. >> it was so cold, they had to cancel the parade and simply held it in a room at the capitol and hardly anybody got in. and that was even more high status than the capitol luncheon we're looking at right now. so we weren't therezine, yeah, we're not there for the one -- like anyone can go to that. we're not allowed. of course we'll never see anything like barack obama saw eight years ago. but it was