sears holdings is the parent company of both sears and kmart. it's closed 500 stores in the last year and a half because of steep losses. >> well, if you're a woman who works overtime, new research finds you may be increasing your risk of diabetes. the study out of canada looked at thousands of records and found women who work overtime or more than 45 hours a week were 62% more likely to get diabetes. strangely, the risk decreased in men who worked overtime. the researcher thinks this is because many women have unpaid hours. household tasks, child care, on top of work. researchers say there is hope. you can talk to your doctor about more frequent screenings and take care of diet and exercise to help lower your risk. the study in is in the journal. >> four people have futures to look forward to thanks to the jeperosity of a north carolina woman. tracy schmidts didn't think twice about donating her kidney to a total stranger. she was moved to donate after reading a friend's facebook post about her daughter needing a kidney. she wasn't a match, so

. >> we can credit may be kmart and walmart for that. >> how did you go about researching all of this? where do you go for materials? >> i spent a lot of time with corporate records, department store records. civil rights records have been very useful to me from the naacp, the urban league. i have been able to talk to former african-american shoppers and workers. it is a combination of things that has been very useful. >> where are you going for more information before you release it next year? >> i am just about done the book. it comes out next year. i am increasingly interested in what is going on right now with black workers and consumers in department stores. the sears case outcome was not desired, and it probably facilitated the discrimination of racial dish racial discrimination and marketplaces. shoppers are largely women and people of color, and they have been relegated to jobs that are cashier-like. that is my next avenue of research. >> are there any parallels to where we are today in 2017/2018? >> i think there are some parallels. department stores, they were the center of

sears holdings is the parent company of sears and kmart.t 15 months, leaving about 900 still open. >> just weeks after at&t completed its merger with time warner, it's raising prices for some of its customers. most notably for its directv offerings. each directv now streaming plan will go up by $5. at&t says it's to bring the service in line with the market. starting july 26th, new customers will now be charged $40 for a 60-channel plan. it's currently available for $35. >> taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, up about 130 points. 24,436. we're going to keep monitoring the numbers for you as the morning progresses. >> an update to a story we first told you about over the weekend. >> an error kept a retiring san francisco officer from returning home with his canine partner. this morning, a happy ending. they're back together. abc 7 news was in the basement of the san francisco police officer's association for this very happy reunion. this is video you'll only see here. >> retired sfpd officer val kerwin said waiting felt like a

several major retailers including nordstrom's and kmart have already dropped her.jan crawford reports. >> i'm focused on my business. >> reporter: in the spring of 2016 her father, in the middle of a heated presidential hething label, known for affordable fashion targeting young professional women, had $100 million in annual sales. and she told cbs's norah o'donnell what she saw as her biggest challenge. >> we live in a very fast-paced world, and i have very formidable competitors. >> reporter: but today she closed up shop, saying in a statement, "my focus for the foreseeable future will be the work i'm doing here in washington." as her father grew increasingly controversial the name of the label became more than a fashion statement. there were calls for boycotts. in early 2017 nordstrom was the first of several stores to drop her label. that prompted an angry tweet from the president, who wrote, "ivanka has been treated so unfairly by nordstrom." the public pitch by adviser kellyanne't shopping but i'm going to get some myself today. >> reporter: ivanka trump step

campaigns are only getting started, it promises to be a long hot summer for democratic lawmakers being kmart betweecaught between the e and conservative constituents. lou: thank you very much mike emanuel, and also caught by desire to retain their seats in u.s. senate. our first guest to talk about whether the president delivered on his promise to choose a nominee with impeccable jurist credentials, ron desantos. on the judiciary committee, and republican candidate for the governor of florida. were you surprised? reporter: this guy is a top flight intellect, he has a impeccable pedigree, i think it will be hard to justify other than rank partnership why you would -- partisanship why i would vote for anyone other than this. justice thomas is a constitutionalist, he is able to articulate that. then a backbone of steel, clear this kavanaugh is a constitutionalist, he can brilliantly articulate the key principles, and i think we have to see will he be tough like thomas. i hope so. we really don't know these people until they are actually seated on the bench. lou: that is the truth, despite all o

i like kmart and costco and target. you can get everything you want there.f i remember correctly, you are a prosecutor and you never lost the case. am i correct in that? >> yes. and you never lost a case? >> i had some very courageous people and some good cops. >> what i'm worried about more than anything else here, hillary clinton is allowed to take things that are subpoenaed and delete them. use bleach bit on the hard drives, break up the sim cards and, you cannot mishandle or destroy classified or top-secret information, for both of those things happened. he wrote an exoneration with of course fbi director comey in early may and they didn't interview her until july 2nd. and that to me, do we have equal justice under the law? do we have equal application of our laws? >> and that's what frustrates people. that's what frustrates your vote viewers who wonder, will that happen to me, too? the director of the fbi and announce my innocence before 20 some odd interviews have been done. they were really clear when they went into her interview, she's not going to b

they meddled in our election and got a huge propaganda victory and all they had to do was stop by kmartick up a soccer ball [ laughter ] but you heard trump very clearly there. he said, "i don't see any reason why it would be russia." and yet yesterday, more than 24 hours after his initial comment, trump handlers made him read a prepared statement to undo the damage and walk it back although things got off to rough start when there was a technical glitch in the room >> let me begin by saying that, once again, the full faith and support for america's intelligence agencies -- i have a full faith in our intelligence agencies. [ laughter ] woops. they just turned off the light that must be the intelligence agents there it goes. okay you guys okay? good that was strange >> seth: oh, my god. things are so insane even metaphors are becoming a reality. [ laughter ] he's literally in the dark [ laughter ] at this rate - at this rate - [ cheers and applause at this rate he's going to do his next press conference with his head actually up his ass [ laughter and applause shout out to our graphics d

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long before amazon existed walmart made life very difficult for kmart and sears.e sears made life very difficult for some other merchant or retailer before they revolutionized retail. now it is amazon's turn. one die it will be amazon's turn to be disrupted but not today. connell: if you could predict how we would be sitting pretty. >> make a lot of money. connell: liz, adam, thanks for all the time. >> thank you. melissa: making progress on capitol hill, judge brett kavanaugh, the president's supreme court pick holding the first meeting with a democrat this afternoon sitting down with west virginia senator joe manchin. manchin was one of only three democrats voted to confirm president trump's other supreme court nominee neil gorsuch last april. the judge winning a another big endorsement today. kentucky senator rand paul says he will vote to confirm cavanagh, saying his record shows strong defenses on the first and secondments. >>> justice for the victims. connell: oh, look at me paying attention. very important things on my phone right now on twitter. let me see

steve: you know, i just met with toys "r" us, walgreens, and kmart. -man: yeah. -steve: and... didn't think nascar was a good idea. no interest at all. lemonis: i was furious. you absolutely embarrassed me. when you talk, you're a reflection of me, and i don't operate that way. and when i asked them to begin working on new ideas, they came up empty. i asked for one thing. steve: if you could come up with a good idea, i would love to do it. lemonis: honestly, i just feel like you've basically just said, [bleep] you. i'm just not gonna do it." they didn't want to take creative direction, and they also didn't want me to control their finances -- a condition of the original deal. steve: i'd like you to sit down and talk to my father. lemonis: okay. we had a handshake, and we had agreed to the terms of the deal, and i had spent time and money. but they were no longer interested in honoring our deal. pete: i can tell you right now, we are not gonna iron out those deal points -- no way. lemonis: you're asking me to throw a million dollars in and be subjected to whatever fate you decid

throws at them so certainly trying to be a united front the president china the prisoners there for kmart as well and on thursday the russian president will also make a speech and he's likely going to say to say thank you for that live for us in johannesburg go to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett in washington kimberly no love lost between the e.u. and the u.s. and the donald trump one can we expect from this meeting between her and the u.s. president. we expect strained relations in short there's a lot there are a lot of differences between the united states and the european union as a result of donald trump's america first policies and expect that when it comes to car tariffs that will be the latest sort of showdown between the two the stance of the united states is that there needs to be a tariff on european cars into the united states one that is more balanced with what the u.s. receives currently there is a tariff of just two and a half percent on european cars into the united states but u.s. cars into europe face a ten percent tariff so that's something that donald tru

kmart taking th60% off c and shoes, and target offering 30% off home brands.ales are expected to skyrocket 30% this year done. >> the bestls are going to be on all of the amazon branded products. amazon's kindle, the echo speake the firestick. >> and now music too. the retail giant turning up the leat on streaming services like spotify and a music, by offering a big discount on amazon music unlimited. this year, you'll also see reduced prices at the grocery store. for the first time, shoppers will get 10% off on hundreds of items at whofoods, which amazon bought last year. >> this is like our super bowl. >> neal lindsey is the executive in charge of prime and marketing. he took us inside the command center where they're analyzing every step of prime day, h includingow items will be shipped and what you'll see on social media. >> we train all year for things like this. >> prime dayas created back in 2015 as a way to mark amazon's 20th anniversary, but now some question its legitimacy. while it does drum up sales during a traditionally slow month for retail, man

kmart. >> about mexico, because the president has sent a delegation to mexico, and you are the formersteven mnuchin to meet with new president what are thoughts what could get accomplished with new president in mexico. >> first of all, i think a good nature of the on part of the administration to send high powered delegations down to mexico. so soon after the election of man we'll lopez obrador i think shows we plan to take his administration seriously want to get to know him early looks like probably going to want to see him often i think nafta in a bit state of limbo it has not been ab brother ab gaited as threatened we have been working negotiating a new agreement or revising the old one, but that seems to be a little bit on hold, and the i think i heard the president say the other day he would like to wait until after our elections, if he puts it in suspended animation i think that is just fine i hope we don't do anything further than that, so that we can get back to business, on finishing up the nafta after -- after our midterm elections. mexico is one of our most important tradi