they choose as long as it is spelled out in fine print, which it is >> to me is an ethical issue. >> kohl's points out that the terms of conditions are printed on line and the marketing materials on the back of the certificate or posted in the store, just one more reminder that you should always read the fine print. if you have a consumer problem give us a call. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> here is what we're working on for the 6:00 news at >> it seems a bit excessive >> it seems that they're really interested in making sure that their image is good >> in a city dealing with serious crime the numbers do not add up. why they're so many oakland police officers investigating fellow officers. it is not only for restaurant meals, how daily deal sites are helping some people fill holes in their insurance coverage. that and more at 6:00.

rushes symbol of victory the motherland kohls sits on the hill of them i ask her to come in volgograd. the city saw one of the bloodiest battles of the second world war. during the war it was known as the starting grad the first day of the battle in july nine hundred forty two alone and so forth to the families of people killed more than two million soviet soldiers and residents of stunning grad to die in the course of nearly seven months another million and a half were killed in the german side the remains of hundreds of thousands of shells and bombs can still be found to this day. the says she was ruined that was then when i first thought about how to restore ever think that had been laid to waste. valentino was a construction worker of family moved to the city right after the second world war she witnessed not only the restoration of stalingrad from the ruins but also the competition to create the best monument stalin had ordered the memory of the conflict to be immortalized on the my of. was put in charge. when you consider two projects we also thought about building in wonderment

this stuff from kohl's. we're ready, kelly. >> go! >> what is this?e on! >> who did this? ♪ >> blue jeans. >> i'm looking. the trouble is she's over there, i'm over here. can you do that, honey? >> good. what about this? no? what about jewelry? okay. wait. do we have shoes? oh, yeah, here. i need a purse. which one? wait. okay. jewelry! jewelry! wait a second! wait a second! >> this is a long minute. >> has it been a minute? >> you look so cute. >> go, done. >> okay. >> wait. i forgot the necklace. i wasn't finished all the way. okay, go. go. >> this is almost the exact same outfit that i picked. >> what? >> and i hate it with all my heart. >> i'm going to go for hoda. sorry. >> i get to wear it? i thought you were getting it. the crown doesn't fit. >> i don't want to mess up your hair. >> thanks very much, kelly. >> and thanks to kohl's for providing all their great stuff here. >> they are so nice. catch "fashion police" on friday nights at 10:00/9:00 central. thank you, ladies. i don't care what they say. you look adorable. >>> coming up next, those

i love it with this tankini from kohl's. great straw bag from t.j. maxx.tion to night, it is all about color and accessory. i added a neon sweater from j. crew. great statement necklaces. i layered two from carol lee. can't forget about the shoes. girls got to have her heels for the party. i love these white sandals. they're white without being too white. i think both girls look great. >> thanks, ladies. next up, tory and eileen. >> a super cute beach look. this coverup i love because it is two trends in one -- print and neon. from h & m. $17.95. so pretty. i love this as a maxi dress, we added a great beach hat. flat sandals. but then look how cute it looks on eileen as a skirt. then it becomes a maxi skirt for the evening and again adding in bold pops of color. tie-waist shirt. $79 at facie -- macy's. great accessories. neon sandal. >> the nighttime look, it is so funny -- just gathers around the top like that. is there she could be going out for cocktails at the beach and not look overdressed. because in the summer it is about being casual but still put

. ♪ >> reporter: then there's her clothing line with kohl's. >> it's not enough for a celebrity to singll. your celebrity has to be extended into a clothing line, like with what j.lo has, not just singing, but being on tv and movies. it's a critical part of being a celebrity today and she really has all of that going on. >> reporter: in second place, 2010's number one, oprah winfrey, her iconic talk show may have ended and there might be that struggling cable network, but before you shed a tear, she's still the number one earner on the list with $165 million thanks to her empire of spin-off shows, her magazines, and her satellite radio deal. number three is the youngest on the forbes list. ♪ >> reporter: oh, baby, you guessed it, 18-year-old heartthrob justin bieber. not only did the canadian crooner earn $55 million this year, but forbes calls him a budding venture capitalisting using his dow to invest in several start-ups. >> he's doing more than just singing and building that career. he's building this other career on the side and that one has the potential to last way beyond the tim

. >> how about kohl's? anybody like kohl's? >> look at tiffany's. if you believe in the high-end trade, clearly tiffany's is not participating. but the good news is finally again you might see a capitulation -- >> i wonder if the tiffany story is somewhat broken well tiff to the other higher end names. >> i the stock has clearly been broken. i think the story is in tact but the stock is telling a different story. i think today is the first time in a while you could take a being look at tif. >> pete, are you thinking about tiffany at all? >> not at all. >> when they talked about their flag stoship store -- >> it does have to be something that concerns you. when you look at some of the athletic wear, looking for opportunities, i like the way lulu's pulled back, i look at nike, underarmour. you didn't get enough out of nike butt athletic gear doing well. >> what about the nike news divesting cole haan and umbro? >> it seems to make some sense, they want to get into the jordan brand and away from the nike brand. everyone is trying to unlock what they th

bay now there is a push to hold parents liable if under age party growers gather and drink capital kohl on their property. san jose city council member proposed that measure following several car crashes in her strict. tonight the city council scheduled to put the ordinance to a vote. the mayor is a big supporter. >> this is against the law but we want the parents to be worried as well. they have to be responsible for what happens in their home. >> and the mayor says it's an educational measure. >> and they say there is nothing like a free ride but that is what is being offered to bay bridge commuters. ferry service gets underway on june 4 from alameda or oakland jack london square and those willing to give it a try will ride free costing $7 each way. and there is a good deal. >> we'll be right back. irircuit@ >>> at 6:00 a suspect in a shooting in a mall wins an unusual concession from a judge. tonight what he has to do if she let's him out whachl san jose is willing to do to get developers to build apartments downtown z why california high spreedspeed rail project could be doomed abou

you barely pay attention to that stuff when you own a name like kohl's, right? >> it's still earning a lot of money and priced relative to expected earnings this year and based on trailing earnings. it comes up cheap. that doesn't mean it works out. only two-thirds of our picks wind up actually beating the market, but hopefully on the ones that don't, we don't lose very much, and the whole package is a good deal, and that's the strategy. >> the ones that do beat the market have such tremendous upside to you, it outweighs what you could hit on the down side. >> and you didn't pay much in the first place when they do go to the down side. >> coming up on the halftime report, dan niles of alpha one capital partners tells us which tech stocks he's bullish in. live from salt next given a key day for tech. december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can h

we get earnings news from disney and cisco, also macy's kohl's, and groupon. thursday we'll find out if the u.s. is exporting or importing more goods. and on friday, inflation news. as well as the latest reading of the consumer sentiment from the university of michigan. finally today, call it the scream heard round the world after 12 minutes. a pastel version of the scream, costs $120 million, a new world record. it's one of four versions of the famous image painted by edgar monk between 1893 and 1910, and the only one in private hands. it came by telephone. paul allen, microsoft co-founder, is rumored to be the new owner. one for the record books for sure. my guests next week, austin goolsbee, have a great week and i'll see you next weekend. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's careers. this is your moment. let nothing stand in your

kohl in 2000. it's the latest blow totter i.r.s. group. earlier this week -- blow to the terrorist group. earlier this week a double agent foiled a plot to bomb an airliner. he handed the bomb over to the u.s. and ld told officials where to locate fahd al-quso. >> this was one of the most sow fest indicated operations we -- sophisticated operations we ever run. >> reporter: but the operation was nearly blown when someone leaked information about it to the associated press, forcing agents to wrap it up ahead of schedule. senator joseph lieberman, chairman of the homeland security committee says he believes the leak interrupted parts of the operation that were not yet completed. >> they did something really harmful to our national security, and hoip we catch them. >> reporter: defense secretary leon panetta says the leak not only hurt this operation but could make it harder to recruit future inform participants. >> to be able -- informants. >> to be able to do that effective, you have to protect them. >> reporter: the agent is probably hidin

also macy's, kohl, jcpenny and groupon. thursday find out if the u.s.orting or exporting more goods with the trade balance report. friday, inflation news, price index will be out, latest reading of consumer sentiment from the university of michigan. >>> finally, call it the scream heard round the world. after 12 minutes, 12 minutes on the block at sotheby's this week, a pastel version of "the scream" cost $120 million.n. a new world record. it's one of four versions of the famous image of existential terror painted by edward munk, the only o in private hands. the winning byrd came by telephone. among those rumored are microsoft co-founder paul allen anand members of the qatari rol family. that w will do it for us today. my guest next week, former chairman of the down till of economic advisers austin goldsby. keep it here where wall street meets main street. have a great week, i'll see you again next weekend.

freedom for the american people are statue is full of energy moral and military spirit the motherland kohls is unique there is no such other statue in the world the way that. it's possible that sculptors final design was inspired by the figures on paris's. or the figure of nike that he saw on display in the roof. this statue of a woman with a sword in hand and to feel a spirit was approved as a symbol of the motherland of the highest level. knew first hand the horrors of. he served as a machine gun before being wounded and returned to moscow in one nine hundred forty three. when the political for the will go on the also had a tremor in his hand to imagine that he was a sculptor now because he worked toward. the only when he was scolds. and could work fast and professionally. he was always doing something sculpting working with clay just so he could feel the way he did before the injury to anya i don't but my father told me that he'd always been modeling something but with you that's why he always had a potty much is why as with him. he was always busy and after the bye little bit no matter

nowhis guy hit this kohl's department store in rock township according to reports five times in the last month. each time stealing high-dollar vacuum cleaners, along with two accomplices. a man and a woman act as a look-out as he stands in the back of the store, picks up the vacuum cleaner, and you're right, nick. he walks right out with the box on his shoulder and nobody seems to notice. this is a dyson vacuum cleaner. it is worth are around $700. and apparently there is a new black market for high-dollar vacuum cleaners like this. this was a shock to the police in rock township because they didn't realize that there was a black market for vacuum cleaners. and the sad part of all of this is that the honest consumer will end up paying the price for this because the more this happens, the cost of this ends up being transferred to the consumer. >>> these guys are on a very long bike trip. and that dog right there -- >> how long have you been with them? >> see the epic story of the little dog. >>> and we're kicking off summer in the oceans and in the streets. >> jump off a cliff. all your f

in general, the former chancellor of germany, helmut kohl, on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz, said auschwitz is the darkest chapter in german history. it is even for me, for one that was living in auschwitz, living -- living in auschwitz. existing in auschwitz. it's impossible to describe. even if you'll give me the rest of the evening. of what a death camp -- you must remember, auschwitz was not only a concentration camp. it was a death camp. auschwitz was one of six death camps in poland. where when i was there in 1944 what was called the busiest time, 10,000 people -- please. 10 -- we're talking about 10,000 human beings were being gassed, cremated, in auschwitz every day. transports were arriving from all over europe. men, women, children, babies. the ones like myself that were picked out from my transport to place for slave labor for work, some were thinking and talking out loud, not knowing who is better off, their relatives, their friends who were sent this morning from their transport to the gas chambers, or those the ones that were picked to live in the

so did macy's, target, kohl's gas, saks, walgreen's and others. before you get worried for the outlook for consumer spending it's important to realize there were several factors hurting business in april that were beyond any source control. >> we have the easter shift. and that always complaints the read -- complicates the read. either it's a strong march or a weak april or vice versa. >> the other issue was colder weather at the end of the month. there's hope may could be strong. there are five weeks between east ter and mother's day this year. last year there were only two. that means consoomplez will have a few -- consumers will have a few extra paycheck in the bank. area miller nbr harlem. >> what about those jobs. tomorrow morning we will learn if the u.s. created any jobs last month and if so how many. job growth has been flowing nationwide. nebraska and north and south dakota can brake about having the lowest unemployment rates in the nation. diane east brook is in omaha tonight. >> if you're in the market for a job, come to omaha. even in

during the construction of the motherland kohl's will need. it's lower and its upper parts were connected by an elevator fortunately it broke down this meant sculpturing again evil chet it would have to walk up and down two hundred steps to inspect his money. only the personnel looking after the monument are allowed inside . hello mother. a year after the unveiling of the statue the issue of who is going to maintain this huge construction arose for the first time in the soviet union a team of mountain climbers was employed to look after the monument. we're going to hang this rope on the arm it's a good one. or put this one as will go on the trail. the red ropes are for descents white ones are for safety risking their lives climbers regularly check the condition of the motherland calls monument which deteriorated following the collapse of the soviet union nowadays specialists keep an eye on the joints regularly so that the limbs remain firm periodic late a special water repellent coating is applied to the statue but the solution does not come c

let me just conclude by reili reiterating the comments of both senators kohl and fine stein about the importance of renewing fisa. there's a concern we're going to kick all of the important decisions down the road until after the election. and even though this dedoesn't expire until the end of the year, i think my colleagues were saying it would be good to do this as soonads possible, just from the standpoint of knowing what you have to deal with in the future, the continuity of your training and law enforcement efforts and so on, is it your view the sooner we could accomplish this, the better? >> yes, it would give us some certainly. >> thank you very much senator kyl. senator durbin? >> thank you. good to see you. and thank you for your service. you have done an extraordinary job in one of the most challenging times in our nation's history. i thank you personally for taking some time to focus attention on my hometown of east st. louis, illinois, which sadly has one of the highest rates of violent crime per capita in the nation. there's a multiunit task force including fbi agents whi

the british parliament wednesday, queen elizabeth ii outlined the government's priorities for the kohling year. the last state opening was two years ago, shortly after the last general election. this is a little less than two hoursp >>> a very warm welcome to the program. it's been two years since the queen last opened parliament. the very early days of the coalition government. so today, we'll be looking at david cameron's program for the year ahead. just a week after those heavy losses for them in the local elections, we'll be asking what the program tells us about the state of the coalition, it's ambitions, it's direction after a few turbulent months. and all the while, we'll be enjoying the sights and sounds of a full state occasion, despite some rather damp weather. stay with us for the best view and the best analysis. this is where the queen will be arriving in around 45 minutes time. the palace of westminster, the journey from buckingham palace. many of the local roads have been closed, part of a very complex network of security measures in place. on their way already to provide th

kohl worked extremely hard to negotiate a deal out of the way out of the european crisis and for so long has a completely different take he wants to renegotiate the e.u. pact. and introduce a new chapter on the growth creation now that's going to be really difficult to achieve because if he reopens the goshi ations as he promises he will do it will means the twenty seven member states will again engage in a discussion and each state will of course would like to have its priorities taken into account he has made it abundantly clear that he's main priority will be to withdraw the french french troops from afghanistan as early as twenty twelve now that the end of the year that he's now it seems pretty unrealistic because the political it will take an awful lot of time to to achieve that so we're more realistically looking at eighteen if not later he also said he would like to pull out of nato to satisfy the left and that includes the far left to show who will be a major part of his of his parliamentary block indeed all right thank you very much for your thoughts there so there you have it s

clare boothe luce were republicans, and can when she made that switch to fdr, she was no longer well kohl. welcome. yes. >> the relationship with eleanor roosevelt? >> be um, eleanor roosevelt didn't like her. [laughter] she didn't like her especially in her pacifist metamorphosis because dorothy thompson had organized this what she thought would be this international women's movement, women for peace movement. in which she said can't we all be friends? let's just put our guns down and our plowshares, and eleanor roosevelt believed that the greatest defense was a highly, um, avant-garde, state-of-the-art military. and she actually -- she, meaning eleanor roosevelt -- denounced her, denounced dorothy thompson on the floor of the u.n. when she was, when eleanor roosevelt was the head of the humanitarian commission. thank you. and dorothy thompson was, oh, just mortified and very embarrassed. and as a matter of fact, after that her movement just died on the vine, and she resigned. >> we have time for one last question here. >> hi. >> hi. >> you have given us an amazing portrait of each of th

one of the dead was the brother of a man involved in the bombing of the uss kohl 12 years ago.n troops are helping by districting the assault. >>> in the netherlands, a former bosnian general went on trial for war crimes as the international criminal court. he is charged with 11 counts, including genocide and crimes against humanity during the bosnian war in the 1990s. relatives held up pictures of some of the thousands of people they say he killed. >>> in baghdad, the head of the iraqi olympic committee met to get the accreditation for iraqi athletes to compete in the upcoming summer games. iraq is sending 30 athletes to compete in swimming, weight lifting and other events. iraq has one medal from 1960 in rome. >>> researchers say that morning cup may be good for you. the research suggests coffee drinkers live longer than those who abstain. the research involved 400,000 people ages 50 to 71: researchers found the risk of dying was about 10% lower for men, and 15% lower for women for anyone who drank 2 cups to 6 cups a day. it seems decaf, or caffeinated does not make a differe

have you been to a kohl's? >> i'm sorry. if you weren't with us yesterday, you missed a good one. any way, we're taking a break. we'll come back with the closing countdown. >> okay. tomorrow's may jobs report jump starts this market or threaten to add a concern about the u.s. economy? we're on that next. >> by the way, we want to know what you think. whether you think the jobs number will surprise to the upside or downside tomorrow. tweet us @cnbcclosingbell. stay tuned. >>> okay. final two minutes. the worst percentage losses in two years. volatility jumped by 47%. it got pretty quiet for a while in the early part of the springtime but volatility is back, the biggest increase since last july. these are the sector performers for the month. telecom did the best among the tep sectors. utilities came back. look at the worst performers of the ten. energy was at the bottom there. i want to bring in rebecca patterson. as energy goes, so does the stock market. what would you buy, though, for the month of june going into next month? >> i think for june we still have a lot of unresolved is

and'm a little concerned that kohl's isn't taking markets away from jc penny.on't know what's happening there. nordstrom was a little bit of a surprise. the bottom line here is i don't think anybody is being particularly optimistic on guidance in the second half of the year. finally, imagine this, jim. five years ago, the world's biggest commodities exchange goes up for sale. who wants us? that's what's going on with the london metal's exchange. everyone would have thrown money into these things. the lme is for sale. they're in final stages. they're taking second rounds of bidders. and it's the quietest thing. so bidders are the new york stock exchange, the hong kong stock exchange, the cme and the intercontinental exchange. those are the four companies that are in the second rounds of bidding here. apparently, it looks like the hong kong is ahead of everything. but my point is there's not a lot of enshoes yack because the volumes are down. if lid have been a few years ago, this would have been a freeding frenzy. >> a quick point about kohls. kohls is obviously

a bunch of retail names to keep an eye on, avon, and cody, private company tried to buy avon and kohl'se forecast and the forecast looking forward is not good so we'll see how it looks coming up. >>> thank you for joining us on ktvu channel 2 morning news, it is thursday, may 10th, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, time now 6:30. overnight news, a massive fire in the south forced about 100 people to evacuate and they still cannot go home. wopping wong is live where townhouses were being built are now destroyed -- claudine wong is live where townhouses were being built are now destroyed. >> reporter: firefighters are still putting water on that area and these are areas where people weren't living but taking a look at the surrounding buildings, there is damage and people were living inside those buildings and as many as 100 people will not be allowed in and somewill find significant damage when they return. the fire burned hot, it was extremely intense at one point and it shot about 100 feet in the air. people didn't realize what it was until police came banging on their door. >> gun