the one problem, lulu's stock is expensive. selling for 35 times next year's earns estimates.'t like to chase, but i would definitely put this one on your shopping list and pick some up the next time intime we have a market pullback. >>> finally urban outfitters a year ago this company look like road kill since then they have seen the stock soar from $16 to nearly 46% as of today. it's an been an amazing comeback what happens quite simple urban outfitters had a terrible time in 2015-2016. the industry was in rough shape. they had fallen out of favor with the consumer. a lot of people thought it was played out since then, though, everything has changed. the big picture economy backdrop has improved dramatically. at the same time, fashions have changed. these days people favor a different silhouette and once again, urban has the merchandise that consumers want. the shift has been phenomenal. the company has now delivered four straight better than expected quarters. and the most recent results had posting a 10% increase of same store sales, double-digit. that is huge all three of

the surveillance video shows the latest crime on july 18, last week i group of women entered the lulu lemon store thtreein bkele moved right for the shelves, and shoved a yoga gear into bags, these all happened in the early afternoon, between 1 pm and 4 pm. >> they take merchandise, put them in the bag, and walk out, most of these thefts are happening within 1 minute. >> reporter: not just berkeley, this weekend in fresno, this group of women walking together, go pas shelves, and quickly empty them. each pair of pants cost from $100 to $100, they stole 148 pairs. the get away with $17,000 in athletic year. are all of these crimes related? possibly. fresno police say it fits a pattern of similar crimes in the bay area, palo alto, gilroy, san mateo and more. the criminals have not been caught. >> it seems like they know what they want, but in some of the videos, you just see that they are grabbing everything that they can fit into their bag.>> reporter: if you recognize the women in the video, please call the berkeley police department, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> the bay area teenager at

next speaker, please. >> rako, ando and lulu and rachel. >> hi, my name is rako. this is my daughter lulu and we've been coming to these hearings since she was an infant and now she's turning two. as a resident who lives along the line and especially, i actually live on 17th avenue so the 17th avenue stop is something that is one that we road to get here today. i would like to reiterate what everybody else has already spoken about in terms of the vital needs to retain the 17th bound inbound stop because the safe way is there for accessibility for the elderly and for disabled residents who go to safeway to shop. i also agree with the fact that the time savings from removing the stops along the l line are relatively trivial compared to the fact that the tunnels is what does cause the back up. i would urge you to retain the 17th avenue stop and also think about accessibility for residents considering the other stops. considerations for removal coming up in the future. thank you. >> thank you. >> rachel is the last person of the day. >> good afternoon directors, rache

this isn't show and tell, but if you could, please, lulu. >> lulu. i live in the sunset, been in nert for eight years. i'm on the advisory board. i am the coordinator for park side, outer parkside, sunset, outer sunset, and central sunset and also disaster core. >> okay. that's great. that's exactly what i want to hear. please. >> i'm gary pegaris. i live in south beach, which is by the baseball stadium. i'm the coordinator for south beach, mission bay, and rincon hill. i've been in nert since 2006, and a coordinator since 2009, and also the chair of the advisory board. >> thank you, gary. >> good evening, commissioners, chief. nathan karkoski, k-a-r-k-o-s-k-i. have been in nert for a little over ten years. i got involved when i moved here from the midwest and was researching about earthquake country. was the coordinator for the north beach neighborhood for quite sometime and am now a cocoordinator in the nopa neighborhood, and also serve on the advisory board. thank you four your attention today. >> hello. i'm linda ingraham. i've been in nert for a

born in 1878, lulu born in 1881. when ben parsons and she were out of town, the kids were taken care of by families in the neighborhood. now, lulu died in 1888, perhaps from cop applications from scarlet fever. we're not sure what exactly. but it's her relationship with albert that i think is the most troubling and maybe the most revealing about her. lucy, in 1899, was on the street corners of chicago denouncing american imperialism aced broad. she was arguing against american intervention in cuba and the philippines. one day that summer her son, albert jr., who was about 20 came home and announced he was joining the u.s. army. and going to fight in the mill teens. and she was horrified. within a week she was truck into what was called an insane court in chicago, and she had the judge declare him legally insane. he was remanded to elgin asylum north of the city right after that, and he died this 20 years later. and she never visited him. he was miserable. he was tormented by the orderlies there. he die of tuberculosi

showing the suspects walking into a lulu lemons clothing store. they put expense iyoga pants into bags and rushed out. they took more than $100,000 worth of clothes. several stores have been hit this month. the fresno president showed the same three women raiding a fresno location. >>> happening today kevin durant along with 80 high school athletes will be landing in oakland. how cool is that? after landing the players will head to las vegas to play in the big foot hoops las vegas classic. >> a lot of them too. >> coming up here on today in the bay airplanes, are they here to stay or are they changing? what two airline ceos are saying in an interview. >> the new city shoppers will be able to have their food delivered right to their door. >>> right now a live look out. you can see a lot of people already on the road. we'll have a look at your traffic in just a moment. it is 4:37. you're watching today in the bay. >>> wall street could start the day in the red. think about the positive earnings. the nasdaq hit an all time high. earnings and the dow

, you got a lot more growth >> lulu is down, i like that >> after somebody raised the price target >> netflix had an unbelievable move i happen to like under armour. >> why wouldn't you want to own under armour with a 3% margin? >> don't ask me, i like it >> with nike, i agree with you i didn't sell any, i'm holding it but under armour has the most upside by the way, it's really volatile, so it's a headache every day. >> inventory is lean >> and kevin plank is back he's back, baby. >> but it's retail overall it's the underwine of twind of apocalypse >> why doll i get scott miner markets are crazy to ignore the consequences of a trade war. this rally and stocks is the last hoo-rah investors should sell now, speculators may do better. i've got morgan stanley more defensive. >> that was a well-reasoned piece. mike wilson a gentleman who sits here often and discusses it. >> i told you, autos are the battleground if the president decides, you know what, we're going to stop merkel and we're going to end the way this has treated them, a lot of this is clear but i hope we all talk about, the

president luiz inacio lula da silva will stay in prison for now earlier a judge granted an injunction for lulu's release sparking as series of contradictionary judicial decisions over the politicians fate the confusion is finally being settled by the appeals court chief justice who said the former president must remain in jail for the time being lou has been serving a sentence of twelve years and one month in prison for corruption. rioting continues in haiti over the proposed hike in fuel prices even though the government to suspend of the controversial policy police have fired warning shots of protesters and strip supermarkets at least three people have died since demonstrations began against the government's plan to increase fuel prices by around forty percent those are the headlines the news continues here after al-jazeera world by phone might have been added. but i still think so why seventy. so who. should. serve. as i mean. i want to live up. to the message that i mean there's no right to knowing anything have it. if you are to are you or. he. she really are this earlier than. i live but.

lulu said secular best her little head of. the moment. that us the. american and the world lead i mean there was the one who said a little out of here. and don't. mend in america nickel mafia had a duty. because i had been and we still had a corner and that i could emerge as a house a few less unless i. get out there to show that. side pixie of us and i had them in ages it was me there is it in oh dear is it a kind of know how can come along murder her. concern over global conflict feelings of hopelessness and spending more time on social media could be symptoms of a new mental condition therapists in the us say this seeing increasing numbers of patients with what they call donald trump anxiety disorder apparently it affects both his supporters and critics those that dislike him worried that the world will and supporters feel isolated from society and even the families democrats also frets about the origin of trump's success the twenty six thousand election which they insist was rigged by russia it details his killable but now the ideas that are commo

lulu. this is g w news live from berlin tonight england break their world cup cursed are . the three lions beat colombia in a dramatic penalty shootout to claim the last place in the quarter final since the first time they've won a world cup shootout.

because if i was an intelligence officer myself and i do know how does compiled so i can judge the lulu what conclusions can only be made by a court and not by an intelligence service. but when that didn't happen to outrage i. don't want trump should be arrested for threes and the moment he sets foot on american soil. look traits in trees in a very serious words i have avoided them for nearly two years but today's chum put in some it cannot be sugarcoated with. this was the day in american president stood on foreign soil next to a murderous lying thug and refused to back his own country patriots need to stand up and reject the behavior of this president i never thought i would see the day when our american president would stand on the stage with the russian president and please blame on the united states for russian aggression this is shameful john brennan former cia boss and now media darling even went as far as to brand trump's appearance treason donald trump's press conference before marines in helsinki rises to exceed the threshold of high crimes and misdemeanors it was nothing shor

police released this video showing the suspects as they walk into that lulu lemon clothing store.hey put it in a bag and rushed out of the clothing store. they took more than $100,000 worth of clothes. the fresno police department releasing this video showing the same three women raiding that fresno store. >>> a big signature sound any city of san francisco when it comes for the bell ringing contest. they say the annual bell ringing contest is cancelled. operators say they are boycotting over recent cuts for the california cable car line. >>> happening today in a few hours durant along with 80 high school athletes will be landing in oakland. the teenagers all took part in a basketball camp after landing durant and players will head to las vegas. i have a big foot but i don't flow about that. >> yeah. >> can you swoosh some balls. >> i can't that well. >>> cars moving along. >> back there action this morning. >> i'm sure that what's he always says too. can you swoosh the ball? looking over here swooshing through most of the traffic we do have the traffic north of the 101 680 interc

that thing and what content they put onto it could be interesting if they put on the all content onto lulu the asset as a real offense, that could be very interesting. you have been very successful and growing businesses who have done well at warding off the big tech. what is the secret to that? how do you identify and build businesses and not just let those companies still the march. >> product and brand. if you build brand that is trustworthy, you can and will compete because your customers in that sense fight for you. if one of these platforms comes after you or they want to hurt your business, your customers are going to fight for you. >> you have to be delivering on products later customers will fight for you. online dating space. you are the owners of tender and match. how do you deal with something like that because they have such a huge market and customer base already. you are looking for something where you are strong for growth. do you look for partnerships? what's the solution? >> we are absolute able to withstand that. we don't know when or if the product is coming out or how

the hunt for three women seen on video stealing nearly 20-thousand dollars worth of clothes from a lulu-lemon.turns out..this is just the latest store to get hit, including locations here in the bay area. details...tonight at ten. 4 your money tonight... lawmakers in two bay area cities are trying to encourage companies to pull the plug on a popular perk for tech employees.... free meals served at on site cafeterias. (grant) kron4's maureen kelly explains that the move is an attempt to boost business at local restaurants. while the so called twitter tax break brought lots tech companies and workers south of market..but that boom local eateries....according to the head of the golden gate restaurant association.....si nce many of those companies opened up in house cafeterias offering free food to their workers.you can't compete with freenow san francisco supervisors asha safai and aaron peskin are introducing legislation encourage employees got outside to get their meals......proposing to change the zoning laws to prohibit new busineses from opening in house cafeteria's. within the last 5 to 6 years

police released this video showing the suspects walking to a lulu lemon clothing store. they rushed out. police say that they took more than $100,000 worth of clothes. stores in berkeley, san jose, gilroy, san mateo all have been hit this month. it is not just happening here in the bay area. the fresno police department released this video showing the same three women raiding a fresno location. >>> new research says misconception about sunscreen could leave you burned. most of us get less than half the protection than we think because we don't use nearly enough. most apply sunscreen much more thinly than advised. experts say they should use the equivalent of a shot glass to expose areas of face and body. >>> happening today in a few hours kevin durant will be handing in oakland. teenagers took part in a basketball camp. after landing they will head to las vegas to play in the las vegas classic. it will be a little warm i would say in vegas. >> oh yeah. but not that warm here in the bay area this weekend. >> the weekend starts to cool down a little bit. as we look at satu

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and lulu braghetta for path of darkness and william wurster for yerba buena club. and helen phillips. on yerba buena island, the plan is to use the street naems in use on yerba buena island. macalla road. yerba buena road and treasure island road connecting the two islands together. so that's the overview of the names that, or the network of names that has been adopted. i just want to bring it back to the board since it's been a while since the public or board have seen it. >> thank you very much, mr. beck. it's great we have some streets named after artists and architects. i think that's terrific. are there any questions by the board? are there any questions from the public? hearing none. next item, please. >> item 9, thrr resident consultation update. >> thank you, directors. to touch a little on the advisory services but also the planning for homeownership and premarketing as well as planning for our continuing discussion about planning for our two first affordable housing projects. the directors had requested that we keep a log of our outreach to residents. it'

and now i'm going to turn it over to my colleague, lulu, to cover the summary of accomplishments and so forth. thank you so much. >>commissioner cleaveland: thank you. >> good evening. thank you for having me. i wanted to talk about some of the accomplishments for this year with the neighborhood emergency response team. we have finally gotten the public health foundation partnership complete for our 501 501(c)3, which is very exciting, and we also have some money coming in from members of our nert community. we worked a really long time for that, and we're proud it's come through, and we're full steam ahead now for fund raising. we had 17 full nert training sessions this year, which was a lot, and we could only pull that off through the hard work of the nert office, and it was a great help to have that baby trembler at the beginning of this year which got our numbers up for taking new classes, so that was helpful, as well. also, the medical reserve course deployed members to the napa and sonoma counties to help the fire survivors there, which was great assistance we could provide for

content you could put out could be interesting if they put all content onto lulu and mount that asset against those things. that could be interesting. there are all kind of ways this could get interesting. ed: you have been very successful at identifying and growing businesses that have done well at warding off the big tech, facebook, amazon, google, etc.. the secret to that? had to you build businesses and not allow those huge companies to steal the march? joey: i think you have to focus on product and brand. if you have a big roddick and you build a brand trustworthy -- brand that is trustworthy, you will compete because your customers fight for you. once to herlatforms your business, your customers will fight for you. we've seen facebook move , the online dating space, you are the owners attend her and match. how do something -- had you deal with something like that? they have so many people and so many markets. they have such a huge customer base. are you able to withstand that, look for partnerships, what is the solution? joey: we are absolutely able to withstand that. we don't k

take a look at any company -- lulu looks phenomenal. some of these businesses were left for dead. some of them were just really treading water for a couple years. they have joined in a major way. i'm not telling you that these market caps move the s&p they're just not that big. i think from a sentiment standpoint, it is hard to see this kind of action and say that all of a sudden, there's going to be a trade deadline that derails this. >> what may move the s&p, doc, and it is a rearview mirror thing, but the banks banks have finally woken up. you look at what's happening today -- not yesterday but the sessions before that -- the bank is poised for a breakout. >> same level as november though >> except for jpmorgan. >> if you get a breakout, you can't just have tech. >> no. >> can want just have tech if you want this to go higher. >> you're seeing a lot of bets on -- well, look at some of the kkr move that we've seen, you know some of the big asset managers and so forth, judge. it is not just schwab, jpmorgan, and others this is also the asset managers. i think they've been doing p

that's for the lulu and leo fund visit charitybuzz.com for more on that.is a spectacular studio as well >> i've never been, but it looks great in every shot. >> it looks great and it's a great cause, too >>> nine minutes to go before the closeal bell and we've got a rally on our hands after yesterday's strong session as well. waiting for the dow to come up it's higher up 131 that's pretty much are where it's been up 0.5%. >>> and covering president trump's visit to the united kingdom. it's going to be a big trip, contentious no doubt about it. "the closing bell" will be right back how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. alright one quick game of rock, paper, scissors. 1, 2, 3, go. e*trade. the original place to invest online. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast

the key with this bathing suit which we love, $49 at lulu's.or in the middle of the body and that will create an elongating effect. >> jen, you look awesome. >> let's get to the next model. somebody with a more athletic shape. here is phyllis looking fabulous. >> she is. phyllis is our fitne model here. what happens withc athle women, they want a suit -- go phyllis. they want a sui which highlights their best assets you should look look for a racerback silhouette like this one. the other problem women into being athletic, a suits so practical, like solid colors. >> writes the cuteness. >>his is actually stella mccartney for adidas, high design. it has a print, i don't know if you can see it. >> dark purple and black zebra print, $49 at the out net. >> that's a designer suit. thank you. she teaches fitness classes. you're inspiring us, phyllis. for curving shape our model amber in red. you look beautiful. >> we love the idea if you've got curves flaunt them. one of the best ways to do that is choose a bright bold color like this one. ruching, no