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farmers shares are up as you can see almost 4% and one of the big winners nordstrom is shaking off jc penney slump yesterday following its second quarter earnings results the retailer beat expectations and same-store sales growth while also raising its profit outlook nordstrom is climbing today up where are we up almost 13% and is currently on pace for its best day. nordstrom since may 2014 all right the breaking news out of china this hour, chinese and u.s. negotiators are reportedly and this is a quote, drawing up a roadmap for talks to end their trade dispute. officials confirming a short while ago president trump and chinese leader multi-lateral summits in november. now this is news there was not a breakthrough at today's nafta discussions between the united states and mexico, as trade rep robert lighthizer predicted and fox business correspondent edward lawrence is outside the trade rep' office in washington d.c. ed, oh, so close but this same old sticking point, right? the sunset clause. >> it is. it seems like they've not addressed that sunset clause yet and it seems like that

now jcs intent on winning strategy point quadrant and they had to have fdr on their side. at that point the president's position, the overlord strategy was very much in doubt. not helping was that some of the staff in pentagon were openly arguing that the mediterranean strategy should take priority over cross-channel attack as the bird in hand. the u.s. army's official history subtitles that and converting doubters among operational commanders in britain and producing a credible plan. as july ended all of these factors and others were in motion and were beginning to come together. on the evening of friday july 30th, 1943, winston churchill was prepare to go sail to north america, prime minister intent on arriving early to win over roosevelt to the british position on allied-strategy for victory in the war in europe even before the start of the annual american quadrant conference. and sir john anderson. the head of churchill's atomic research live from london to negotiate british participation which had been withheld. the new government in rome that it replaced mucalini5 da

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more on both of them later on the other hand, sears and jc penney, they've been left in the dust bottom line, regardless of trade wars and tariffs, two issues the president made clear this very afternoon aren't done by waged by any means, we need to celebrate these companies that are willing to put their present business at risk in order to own the future of course,pepsico will say, please, jim, it's only at three, not a risk it's conceptual. it's etherial and existential risk if companies like pepsico and constellation didn't make these gutsy moves, their competitors would. somebody is going to disrupt these industries it might as well be you. dan in florida, dan. >> caller: boo-yah, first-time caller. >> nice. what's going on. >> caller: i'm looking at kdp, couric dr pepper, they merged earlier in the year. a dr pepper dividend with the curing share price at 9.6% when do you think dividend will be fully updated is this a good investment? >> i have to call bob, the fabulous ceo we'll get gam gort on. let's get bob on and explain the vision evan in new york, evan >> caller: jim, good mo

>> jc, i'm with you. i know those rules because i follow the cruise industry you're absolutely right. and by the way, i was going to say buy endeavour. but that's andv. but you got a good one i like your choice i like your homework doug in indiana, doug? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. my question is in regards to wyndham destination, wind. >> right. >> back in june they split into different company, sofitel i own stock in both. what should i do, buy or sell? >> i think wyndham destinations is very cheap. people have turned around against hotel and time share i think that's a mistake i think the wynd is too cheap to ignore all right. money is being spent right now, but it's not traditional winner likes autos and housing that are working here, and you got to understand that these are big cap stocks that are just losers right now. the shift is to apparel, to experiences, and to tech equipment. think apple, thanks to the good old millennials. i'm always trying to figure out what they do that's why i want to declare

jc penney the latest reminder that the parade sometimes has a new errant marchers.ng. walmart's guidance is very optimistic, way beyond what even the most bullish analyst thought. the stock is up close to 10% here this morning. that could add 50, 606 points to th6 -- 60points to the dow. we shall see. china is looking to talk to with united states on trade. trading in this country, the dow futures up 200 points, europe was up, not so much asia which is still concerned about turkey and a host of other developments. in the meantime, those california wildfires still rage on and the back and forth as to what and who is responsible for them wages on right now. ryan zinke is in the middle of the discussion. very good to have you. >> great to be with you. >> neil: you know the back and forth on the fires. before we get into that, sir, an update on what you're seeing. >> well, i served in iraq. the devastation in the california fires is the worst i've ever seen. it's just a -- the speed, the intensity, the amount of fuel and the debate, whether it's from climate change or n

we will see record store closures this year and bankruptcies in the area, jc peppy could be -- jc pennyld be next. charles: the story for me with wal-mart was ticketing, pricing power, that's what every corporation wants, 2.3% up this time, a year 5 tenths of 1%, this was the biggest gain, traffic combined with the ability to even charge higher prices and not see a falloff particularly for brick and mortar retailer. stuart: 10% up, huge gain. i want to talk to you about china, you've got it right on the program and i'm sorry i gave you a hard time. charles: we had a great conversation. stuart: what you were saying, you broke this, that china's economy is beginning to crack, you put on top of that what -- what's happening today, china trade delegation coming here this month, you think they are going to make a deal, don't you? charles: i think they will make a deal, the down playing which is great, i love the fact that they are down playing that it's a low-level delegation, we don't want the hype right now, the fact of the matter what president trump's tariffs talks, some of the actions r

they want to keep in the jc poa. and that's a real bind.nd the companies are gonna do what's best for their shareholders and i doubt that the eu will be able to effectively enforce their blocking legislation. >> you have a front row seat during the historic time in the 70s. we appreciate you coming on. >> we have the dow jones industrial down about nine points. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get mine but i'm gonna get a new one! oh yeah! he's gonna get mine but i'm gonna get a new one! when it's time for your old chevy truck to become their new chevy truck, there's truck month. get 10 or 14 percent below msrp on 2018 silverado pickups when you finance with gm financial. plus, during truck month make no monthly payments for 90 days. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. hundred roads named "park" in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe z

and you've got jc penny. a bigger than expected loss, lower sales, and shares as you can see down 25% and now has a market cap of under $600 million the ceo les retail, no ceo right now since it had discounted more than expected due to some merchandise misses it's now changing the way it buys inventories to chase sales strength, trying to be more of one of those fashion retailers it's a very hard thing to do >> i got to see you twice again, too. >> that's right. >> i got to see you this morning when the news broke and analyzing all day. >> since you saw her last time jc penny's market cap has dropped to $570 million. brutal >> joining us now -- here's what i want to know, this is basically the thing i'm trying to figure out on wal-mart, which is the numbers were so good, i think, except the question becomes weather -- whether you think that this is like a one quarter story or whether you think this is actually going to continue to play itself out. that is the issue we started talking about literally the secon

but you mentioned jc penney. is something going on there that actually benefits like a shared owner the way sears used to be >> i think one thing we've been uncovering is that the consumer with a few extra dollars is trail trading up to national brands so i think you're seeing it in the results you know, we favor v vf core. pvh. lulu lemon the national brands putting forward the innovation, you're seeing the trends there. as you think about the mix of a macy's versus a jc wenn krrkc pa favors a macy's. i think the trade up is favoring the retailers selling the innovative national brands we also like the global brands nike, lululemon. i think that's where you want to be thinking in and about this underlying stronger consumer backdrop where does the consumer want to be spending and that's a theme we've heard. the last couple of years, it's been all about value >> matt, just a few weeks ago, we were worried about who has china exposure who is using private label they're making it in china shouldn't we be concerned?

jc penny alk about showed a strong consumer environment is pack. and a lot of stocks are turn around stories and that is being s urbaned by the investor outfitters part of the retailing little bit.g off a some thought it is not as e analyst. th >> interesting there is a retail h confidence wit with regards to that being on the markets and speaking of that. high just about 11 points had january and yesterday as get there. couldn't >> so would say the charts tell endwhere you have highs and t ties.ve more into the next start you're s.king a look at other sector this trend is now toward records. >> we saw that rally continuing when it comes to oil. it wasn't just the effect of the . wer greenback >> no. it doesn't hurt. a big u have had was drop. there is a view getting an ease u.s. tit for tat positive ow that is a for oil. >> thank you for that. jenna? >> there is renewed hope a trade war can be avoided as the u.s. and china revive talks. t two sides are overshadowed by exports that come into effect next few hours. and they have paved the way for hi

earning season in full swing there they are for you home depot, macy's, wal-mart, jc penny.ome depot and wal-mart can swing in 4% and jcp, 18% one of the names for an even higher >> wal-mart, the implied move is 4% in either direction, i think thursday, august 16th, on average the stock has moved about 6% so that spread with what is implied and what is moving caught my eye. if you look at the one year chart for wal-mart, this was one of the early leaders in retail it had a drop into earlier this summer to up to about 10% and it looks like an interesting technical level here there's a couple of other things going on amazon is at an all-time high. costco trading near its all-time high target has a massive rally up 26% on the year near its all-time high wal-mart has a couple of fundamental issues, if it gets better on the groceries and in-store traffic and margin improvement. if they go to that, it is going above. a five-year chart and this got my eye informing the strikes on the trade. you get through 90 and there's like open air to about $100. here is the trade, when the stoc

there are a few laggards though shares of jc penney, been a tough day for jc penney down 24% that's actually $0.60 because it's $1.80 stock the retailer reported disappointing quarterly results after recently closing more than 100 stores the company also reporting a bigger than expected loss per share while also cutting full year guidance pretty rotten report, shares as you can see down 24% today, 42% year-to-date. and look out mylan, the fda has approved the first rival generic version of the epipen being created by teva pharmaceuticals. shares of mylan slumping on that news while teva shooting up up nearly 7% to $24. shares of other rivals also dropping on the news, the generic approval comes as parent s and students face a shortage of epipen products for the upcoming school year. the fda hopes the new alternative will help prevent future shortages and also offer lower cost options for patients, that is good news. back to those major exchanges, where we are seeing a rally and a half, wall street trading higher on well optimism that china is coming back to the negotiating table and it may b

it's a tough day all around as you can see kohl's down 5.5%, jc penney is a $2 stock but down 9.5%. the strength weighing on yellow and red metals, gold hitting an 18-month low, check that out even though you'd think people going for safe haven not gold apparently down $16 at $11.84 and copper is more reddish orange but we'll go with red a key component in construction and manufacturing is now in bear market territory the drop is a red flag for investors that see base metal as an economic indicator, copper. with all of that said, let's get to the floor, show we've got traders as always at the new york stock exchange, and the cme group. let's get to teddy wiseberg, migrate friend, you've seen it all two or three times over. >> [laughter] ashley: never talked about the turkish lira more than we have in the last week or so at least the last three or four days what's at play here? is it turkey fears about china's economy? is it a profit-taking session what's going on? >> perhaps all of the above but when it comes to the commodities obviously there's aplite to our currency because of all

big day for retail earnings, nordstrom, jc penny, walmart out on thursday.riday, consumer sentiment will be out as well as earnings from john deere. we're be watching all of the above certainly on "mornings with maria" this week. that will do it for us. thanks for joining me. see you on sunday morning fn "sunday morning futures." chairman of the intel committee devin nunes my guest. tune in right here every weekday on fox business from 6:00 until 9:00 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria." have a great weekend everybody. see you next time. een practicinw and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans t

and jc penney and nordstrom also report their quarterly results and housing starts are out.t because home construction has not been increasing as much as the mart needs. that's what to watch for on thursday. >>> uber is still a long way from turning a profit each as its quarterly loss narrows. the ride hailing company lost $880 million in the second quarter and renueose as the company pulled back on promotions. uber has plans to go public next year and it's had toeal with corporate scandals and it faces pushback fromie clike new york. >>> believe it or not, it's been first a decade since t recall for potentially deadly air bags was issued and today llions of those vehicles remain on the road. that has the federal govnment warning owners of countless models to check if they're driving a recalled car that has notfieen d, but one automaker is doing something different. it's going door to door, hunting for those owners in order to replace tho faulty parts. phil lebeau is in miami tonight. >> garcia is one of the lucky ones. honda going door to door in miami, with a civic had a d

we'll also get earnings from macy's and jc penney.e struggled recently to attract american consumers into their physical stores. investors will be curious to see if either company has managed to fix their sluggish sales. then we'll also get a bit of economic data — for retail sales in july. there, we are expecting to see an increase of 0.1%. the question is where americans are spending their retail dollars and, of course, what that means for brick and mortar stores across the united states. joining us is supriya menon, senior multi asset strategist at pictet asset management. we have been seeing the problems with the lira, let's look at other currencies, particularly the pound. yeah, we have seen the pound tumble lower against the dollar, a little less about the euro, but still weaker, and there are a couple of reasons for this, i think. investors have started to price in a higher probability of a no—deal brexit, thatis probability of a no—deal brexit, that is part of the reason, but strangely enough it was the bank of england's meeti

that group and check out some of the names reporting this week and home depot, macy's, walmart and jcenney and the market implying hefty moves as well and they could see a 4% swing in either direction and macy's could see a 10% move and the implied move for jcp, 18% you're looking at one of those names for an even higher move. >> looking at walmart. the implied move is up 4% in either direction and just a day after its earnings and i think it's thursday, august 16, prior to the opening and the stock has moved 4% and that spread between what's implied versus how much it's been moving if you look at the one-year chart of walmart, this was one of the early leaders in retail before the jury was out on the xrt here and it has a pretty precipitous drop into earlier this summer. it's up 10% from those levels and to my eye, it looks like a pretty interesting technical level here, and there are a couple of other things going on and we know that amazon is at an all-time high and costco is trading very near its all-time high target has had this massive rally over the last year, and up about 70%

after withdrawing from the jc- - the europeans ar going to great lengths to push the blow to the armenians and then you're in a situation where what's going to happen within tamron. the hardliners will take more power and they will begin to marginalize those people and i think using the term moderate is not particularly accurate. but those much more sensitive to world opinion will be marginalized and the hardliners will take over. and the iranians have the ability for proxies to interrupt, interfere and causes harm in iraq, syria and throughout the region. i think the biggest problem here is we do not once again have a concerted world standing with us against the iranians and they will try to divide and conquer. separate the europeans from us and continue to do that. >>martha: i want to ask you about the space force which got attention and even ripping but it's a serious proposal on the part of the president that he wants to start the sixth branch of the military. mark kelly, the former astronaut told me the other night he thinks it's a bad idea. that it's a waste of money and it's redunda

that will go down to honolulu moved to the pentagon and to to the state and go back to the jcs and that will be in mcnamara's hands and take this list of this is what we want and this is why and they will have a discussion. that discussion starts expanding. those discussions have missing the advisor. this is a later period of time when they general is sitting on it. where are these attacks coming from? it is a combined effort. it is not a joint event. we have yankee station, the carrier group sitting of the coast that usually has three carriers that are doing the proposal -- reprisal of peers arrow. we've got bases in thailand. those are the main areas where the fighters and tankers are coming out of. that is where they were coming into the north. i say it is not really joint, it is joint. you have the navy and air force doing attacks but how they break it up is part of the chain of command that is odd. one man we are not familiar with. the last time you saw a broken up into divisions. write it down here is my 17th parallel. there is seven package areas. you can see one, two, three, fou

charles: we just heard from former jc penneys ce toal even qestron. the container stores, it's a perfect example of when a publicly traded company tries to operate under what elizabeth warren wants to force on people. they told the world they would put stakeholders before shareholders and the stock dropped 90%. lee carter, and ford o'connell is with us. ford, let me start with you. i think the political parties on both sides are making a huge mistake. people say immigration issue. it wasn't just about a terrorist coming in from countries. it was when those 10 former soviet bloc nations were allowed to go into the u.k. you had plummers cutting the price in half. you have so many people who think something is wrong with the way capitalism works. too elizabeth warren's plan is a campaign ploy. she is look over her shoulder sat bernie sanders and kamala harris. republicans across this country would be fools not to look at the rise in socialistic tendencies. right now as a dem kralt socialism basically means free for everything on the taxpayers' time. but

liz: don't miss charles payne's hot interview with the former jc penney's ceo. charles payne is back with "making money." charles: the attacks by the left against capitalism and a push for something new continues to heat up. today massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is take on large corporations by introducing a bill to hold companies accountable, her words, to employees, not just shareholders. she says they have been operating in a way that makes them slaves to shared holders. we have reached out several times to see if she would discuss her newly introduced legislation but we have yet to receive a response.

releases july retail sales this week as home depot and macy's and jc penney reports. consumer spending surged last yo quarter. it will pay attention for the rest of the year. rising prices are beginning to eat into the paychecks. wages grew 2.7% in the past year. cost of living grew $2.9%. -- 2.9%. >>> two lawsuits accuse tesla ceo of misleading investors to boost prices. musk fetweeted he secured fundi at $420 a share. he offered no further details. the suit claims the statement was false. that boosted the stock price and lost most of the gains since due to the possibility of a probe of tesla. it was remarkable. you were on vacation. >> it is always a wild ride with tesla. >>> "early start" continues right now with the president getting back to work and the latest on the investigation into the plane stolen in seattle. >>> president trump returning to washington to a new flip flop on his legal team. how rudy giuliani contradicted himself on a key question from the special counsel. >>> a low-life. she's a low life. >> omarosa on the outs with president trump. she will

. >> sean: i think his name is jc. i am just going. -- guessing. thanks for being with us. john solomon, you tie it all together as it relates to this russian oligarch and bruce ohr and steele and the department of justice. give a summary of the report. >> the fbi had a 10 year relationship with a russian oligarch. he tried to rescue a former agent. ohr asked him questions about organized crime. in 2016 an event occurred. the fbi showed up september 2016, one month before the fisa application and said we think paul manafort is colluding with russia to help trump win the election. they got that information from christopher steele. that's in his dossier. and a trusted guy tells him, it's preposterous. you got it wrong. >> sean: you wrote that russian collusion occurred. steele and the fbi and the doj. tie it all together so everybody understands. >> we talk about any contact with russia must be terrible. the fbi had a lot of contact with russians and got help locating a former information. here's the real problem with collusion, it goes into the fisa warrant. when he tells hi

she would bring in beyonce and then jc would get up and he would use language that was so bad if i ever use language like that i would run out of the country. they speak they say trump's lans very tough. they were drawing crowds smaller than my crowds and i said why are we going to lose? and we didn't. what happened was interesting because they started off by saying we haven't seen anything like this since ronald reagan. it got bigger and bigger and wilder and wilder and then we won by a lot. it was 306-223. there is no way according to lake news cnn, there is no way for trump to 270. there is no path. remember the expression? ladieses and gentlemen, there is no path for donald trump to get to 270. no there wasn't, but 306 was no problem. after years of rebuilding other countries, we are finally rebuilding our country. in the numbers that were just released, the reporters didn't cover this one. it was may be more important than 4.1, were going to be doing a lot better than 4.1 as things go. for the first time ever, the trade deficit just fell for the quarteror by $52 billion. why don't

then there is the 29% approval amongst black votersand a 10% jc voters. has a good track record. black support went from 15% to 29% in that poll? >> i think that's great for the president and further points to even though at times while people may not like the president's rhetoric or like his treats. wait comes down -- or like his tweets. wait comes down to is the market and people having more money in their wallet. and also when it comes to supreme court nominations, there are plenty of people in this country who said for supreme court reasons alone i am going to vote for him. and it paid off. the president has followed through on his promises. >> i agree with a lot of what beverly said. the rasmussen poll has been known to oversample republicans. but the trend line is going in this direction, that's across the board. he was hovering in the 30s and low 40s. but his handling of the economy will get him through the mid-term election when he can say there is an extra $1,000 back in your pocket? and that will make a difference. so i think that that's what's

. >> reporter: karin duff was working at the stadium concession stand right before kickoff of the jc football game when chaos unfolded. >> people started run othe concession stand, saying te school was on lockdown and that there was gunfire. >> reporter: her son was on the field. >> we had the national anthem and the . >> reporter: that was gunfire coming from washington street and bell avenue. police called it a gun battle. >> we know it was multiple shooters. it appears groups were actually shooting at chosen. >> reporter: it was just a block away from campus. one bullet ripping through the radiator of this minivan. a 16-year-old was killed, an 18-year-old wounded. the football stadium was evacuated. hundreds of spectators told to take shelter in the gym. one of the suspects ran and hid, blending in with the crowd. >> i was scared to death for my son, i didn't know where he was. then we heard one of the gunmen might be in the gym. to think your own child is in there, you never think it's going to happen to you. >> reporter: the jv team took cover in the locker room. >> they said th

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jc penny slaughtered on its results shares plummeting by 26%.claims down to 212,000, very close to a 49-year low! new home construction rebounding in july from the month before up by about 1%. stock market looking better today thanks to potential talks taking place later this month between chinese and u.s. trade delegations. dow up about 290 points. nasdaq up 39. s&p up by 16 points. michelle and brian, back to you. >> thank you. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." gayle king joins us now from new york. good to see you, gayle. >> reporter: we are here, michelle. good to see you, too. ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll begin with the eye- opener, we always do that, that's your world in 90 seconds. plus the fallout from president trump's decision to revoke former cia director john brennan's security clearance. former homeland security adviser to president george w. bush is here with why she calls it disturbing. and the remarkable story of a hiker who fell into a ravine on mount st. helens. he survived for six days. w

how is jc doing? >> she's good.. >> reporter: this is her beautiful baby girl, who is now 3 months old. >> she was born with no withdrawal symptoms. she didn't go to the nicu. >> reporter: you are proud that she's doing so well? >> i'm very happy about that. >> we're doing good. >> reporter: weeks away from he the same miracle. you have named picked out? >> brantley. >> reporter: what's it like to look at brantley? >> it's amazing. >> i'm so glad you did this story. it's such a problem that is ballooning clearly as you laid out. can you walk us through how this detox actually works? that doctor that has delivered, i think you said 600 of the babies, not one death. >> that's right. the detox works essentially by getting gradually lower doses of what they call an agonist, an opioid. they use different dose, lower power. they give something that basically blocks all the opioid receptors in the body so if you take an opioid you get really sick. it's a big deterrent for them. the biggest risk -- you may know this. we are

jc penney and target making a push into toys as well. >>> how will apple follow-up the biggest announcementill find out more on september 12th when apple has the fall event. apple watchers are expected to unveil the iphone xs. this is the leaked photo of the design. apple expected to difficuebut ar of phones and release date for ios. we expect a 6.5 inch screen. that is massive. some update to the apple watch as well. >> i saw you measuring your iphone screen to see the difference between what the new phone would be like. >> i think i'm 5.8. you know, there is a size joke in there that i'll move on. >>> one more chance to barbecue this weekend. will the weather cooperate for the holiday weekend? we have the forecast next. mom: okay we need to get all your school supplies today... school... grade... done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. like this case of paper for only $29.99 at office depot officemax. it's absolute confidence in 30,00or it isn't. arts, it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians, or it isn't. it's backed by

home depot, macy's, nordstrom, jc penny, are among stores reporting results this week. macy's shares have been on fire, they're up nearly 40% over the past three months and more than 60% this year. july retail sales data also due this week. consumer spending surged in the second quarter. what about the housing market? in june, homebuilding fell to a nine-month low. housing starts tumbled more than 12%. building permits fell too. on thursday the commerce department will release july's numbers. some economists say a slowdown in housing is a warning sign for u.s. economic growth. home sales have declined in four of the past five months as prices rise but paychecks remain stagnant. in new york, i'm christine romans. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge y

jc penney's, kohl's and nordstrom and sears you can put on the list.a couple of steps there to buy the kenmore brand. >> right i think $400 million is the price we had seen mentioned in the reports. >>> let's take a final look at the markets this morning futures at this point are down by 160 points for the dow. s&p futures down by 17 the nasdaq futures off by 64 we have been in the red all morning long but we have seen those losses accelerated over the course of the last three hours. if you take a look at what's happening in europe, red arrows across the board in fact, right now, most of the major averages are down by more than 1%. the dax when we checked earlier was almost flat. you can see the selling has excel rated there as well. this comes after weakness in asia overnight. >>> folks, that does it for us today. make sure you join us tomorrow right now, time for "squawk on the street." ♪ >>> welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm karl quint anea with jim cramer there was a miss from ten cent that hurt the tech names in general. europe is firmly in t

. >> right now is the time to buy those mattresses. 60, 70% off, macy's, sears, jc penney, all of thesedeals right now on m mattresses. it's a great time to buy the living room furniture because they're making room for the winter inventory so you can get a good deal right now. >> one thing you should wait to buy electronic if you don't need it now, wait until black friday when you see better sales. >>> a liv look at the new york stock exchange this morning. we are down just a bit as trading gets under way about 20 points. >> walmart is hoping you turn to them for toys with toys "r" us now closed the retail giant is boosting its toy selection by 30% in some stores and 40% on-line. walmart is launching toy brands and plans to hold toy demos. we are learning more about disney land's attraction, "star wars" galaxy edge. >> they are making history. delivering something you've never been able to order at the happiest place on earth. what's in vision for the cantina inspired by the saloon at the space port in the first "star wars" film. the dimly lit cantina will be the first place to serve al

you've seen macy's respond well, but the rest of the department stores, whether it's a nordstroms or jc penney x kind of punkish. is macy's separates from the rest of the pack >> i think macy's is going to have a good quarter. they're in a good position that are valuation, it's up 60% year to date the valuation is trading >> anything you want to pick >> i like macy's and i like kohl's not sure there's as much upside in kohl's as macy's. >> we've owned xrt i think it's a nice broad way to play it. you don't get as much amazon, but i think going into earnings, you're going to have positive performance there. >> kevin, you own depot. that's on tuesday. you own walmart. that's on thursday give us the read going in. >> yep >> i own target as well. discretionary is good. 20% of what i own and i just look at a very, so much pressure we'll put on these names a year ago talk b about getting wiped out by amazon, et cetera they've stabilized and they're coming back and i like the space on a value basis >> good stuff. lind say, thanks again see you begin soon have a good weekend. couple of ore name

how is jc doing? >> she is good. she is a happy baby. >> yeah?beautiful baby girl, who is now 3 months old. >> she was born with no withdrawal symptoms, and she didn't go to the nicu. >> reporter: you're pretty proud i imagine that she is doing so well. >> i'm very happy about that. >> we're almost there. >> yeah, we're doing good. >> reporter: now just weeks away from her due date, rachel is hoping for the same miracle as micayla. you got names picked out? >> brantley. >> reporter: what's it like to look at brantley? >> it's amazing. it's amazing. >> sanjay, gosh, it's so hard to see some of those images. but how exactly does this detox work that you could detox someone during pregnancy, and as in one of the women there, see a baby born without withdrawal symptoms? >> well, you know, what we're looking at, erin, first of all is happening in realtime. this is a direct reflection of this opioid epidemic. this is new. this really hasn't been done before. the way it works is you gradually wean these women, these pregnant women off opioids slower and