more details will emerge today and for families like macy's, they are eagerly awaited. of an era — japan's emperor akihito prepares to formally give up his throne. islamic state releases a new video. if authentic, it'll be the first time its leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has been seen in years. the deputy attorney general who appointed robert mueller to investigate links between russia and donald trump's presidential campaign resigns. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the i newspaper. it says the us is threatening to sever intelligence ties with the uk over huawei, apparently set to get the go—ahead to help build britain's 56 network. let's look at russia's mk newspaper now. it's among many covering the story of the discovery of a whale in norway, wearing a gopro camera harness that can be traced back to russia, but it pours cold water on claims it could be being used as a spy. on to the financial times. its main story is on the plight of the iranian economy, which it says is collapsing under

that's jeff gennette, chairman and ceo of macy's. thank you, jim. >> great to see you.ll it my comfortable future plan. -it's our confident forever plan. -welcome to our complete freedom plan. -it's all possible with a cfp professional. ♪ -find your certified financial planner™ professional at letsmakeaplan.org. >>> you know us. we're always on the look out for new trends and for some of the coolest things i've ever heard of, like stock x, which is a kind of stock market for things mainly limited edition sneaker, watch, handbags and street ware. it got its start as a centralized marketplace for sneakerheads to buy and sell very expensive shoes it's been such a hit it keeps expanding into new territories remember when bay started? this is unbelievable and then it becomes a billion dollar this is what is going to happen to these guys. josh luber, the ceo and founder of stock x welcome to "mad money. good to see you. >> glad to be here. >> i'm a little more excited than usual, i was having dinner with marc benioff, and his nephew is trading. and i'm having dinner. is that

macy's, trade it or fade it? >> sorry about that. i would trade it and here's why. here's the situation where i know you guys love the valuation and the sentiment is downright horrible the consumer data has been a bit mixed, but i think what's going on let me tell you all these department stores are like death. structurally, there are problems there and expectations are really low and we're looking for a double-digit earnings decline there and flat sales of 25 billion and here's my take of a macy's that has this sort of brand and ultimately you see this online bricks and mortar and this sort of thing and i don't think you'll figure it out on your own and i think you'll see broader partnerships in 2019 and i think it's cheap with eight times earning. >> the consensus has been bearish and it's worth -- the market cap is under $8 million i think in a perfect world for macy's it would be worth their 20 million and i would be bullish, bullish. >> this is not the game, by the way. bonus round, because the s&p 500 is about 2% from all-time high, trade it or fade it? tim. >

macy's stock spiking in the last few moments. preliminary discussions with new york city officials about building a skyscraper on top of its flagship store in manhattan. right now we are hearing the company has floated plans for a 1.2 million square foot office tower that would be used by other tenants. macy's probably would push for zoning changes around the property to allow for the 800-foot holding, according to an official with knowledge of the matter. again, macy's has held preliminary discussions with new york city officials about building a skyscraper on top of it black ship store in manhattan's herald square. a major bidding war in the permian even occidental has thrown its hat into the ring once again for anadarko petroleum. is it enough to knock out chevron? we have all of those details ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. petroleum has made another bid for anadarko, this time for $38 billion, looking to knock chevron off of its pe

the mountain lion moves back and forth between bushes in macy's planter box. while residents watched from across the street, officers moved in armed way tranquilizer gun. a quick shot and the cat moved to another bush for a few moments until the drugs took effect. >> it was really exciting. >> i'm danger. >> i didn't know there was a mountain lion out. maybe if i had realized that, i would have felt a little more alarmed. >> the lion was bagged and tagged by quinton martin. martin says the cat was just old enough to be leaving its mother looking for territory of its own. >> they're moving and moving until they get to a place where they can find a gap in the landscape to settle down. >> reporter: martin says the cats are not really a threat to people. in more than 100 years, he says there are only 16 people killed or 100 years.ons in all of while on average, 40 people are killed in the united states by domestic dogs. the cat, experts say, came into the middle of town by following a creek from the hills just east of here. in santa rosa, mark matthews, nbc bay ar

so macy hired a lot of women. they came from all over the country. all types of backgrounds and experience levels. the woman in the center was jeanette, the first african-american hired in the technical division in the lab. she had a bachelors in chemical engineering from ucla. today, she would be hired as an engineer. back then, she was hired as a computer. these women worked with paper and pencil and bulky machines called calculators that, despite their size, do surprisingly little. early models did addition and subtraction. later models could do square roots. the women were calculating the early potential of rocket propellers and trajectories of missiles. they were working on a 49 foot behemoth and a smaller surface to surface one. but the real love was space exploration. in the 1950's, the women start adapting the design for the sergeant missile into a rocket called puberty -- called jupiter. they took their calculations and created a scaled-down version called the baby sergeant. they took 12 of the baby sergeant's and place them in a big spinnin

.>>> up next, the bay area mountain lion hanging out at macy's. that's right. macy's. we will be right back. >> reporter: introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat only at jack in the box. tastier... i was literally born for this. ♪ you had me at fried chicken pacifier. try my new spicy chicken strips combo today. with 100% all-white meat chicken. >>> a mountain lion of all places in downtown santa rosa. this was spotted in front of macy's of all places. >> we spotted him running around in the planters. roads in the area had to be closed around 10 o'clock this morning and plenty of people gathered to watch as they tranquilized the big cat. is a look at it after it was sedated. he has been released and he was north of santa rosa after it woke up. >> well rested. >>> thank you for watching tonight at seven >> we will be back at 11 o'clock and for more news and weather in the meantime you can head into kpix.com. have a good night. ♪ 1,2,3,4 this sprin

. >> paul, thank you >>> kourtney now with a market flash on macy's. >> shares of macy's are moving higher on a report out of bloomberg that the company has at least held prelim mare talks with officials about building a 1 .2 million square foot office. we'll remind everyone the ceo mentioned earlier this year that macy's had explored at least preliminarily something to this degree about building more office space above herald square it's part of macy's looking at ways to monetize its real estate, including herald square and sort of new and different ways the stock moved on it although it is off the highs of this report. >> that's fascinating. kourtney, thank you. macy's up more than 2 % right now. >> coming up, we'll talk to a man who says large corporations should pay to fix america's corporation problem. he's a ceo of a public company leonard shief ler talks about his infrastructure bank plan, drug pricing and more. >>> plus a bunch of companies reporting after the brk.ea facebook, tesla and microsoft to facebook, tesla and microsoft to name a few makes it beautiful. facebook, tesla and

so macy's has created story. section to shop that tells a story and offers items from 70 different small businesses. the theme of this story is color. >> this is a great experience for them to give a reason to come to the store so that you wouldn't be able to do that online, seeing the products, having a good time in the store. >> the people who help you aren't called salespeople but story tellers. >> i think i build connection with somebody and then i tell them a little bit about the product. >> shoppers we talk to say they're intrigued. and might pop in to see what it is all about. >> i'm interested in checking it out and seeing what the story is about. >> the story will change so chore will be here for about six to eight weeks in june. they plan to change it to another theme. they don't want to tell us what that is. ace>>heig cnge is coming to those amazon ghost stores. they plan to start accepting cash at its automated convenience stores. the move is being made to address the concerns that they discriminate a

>> last time i checked i think the price earnings ratio for macy's stock was about five.he s&p is about 20 or something like that. i think there's opportunity, but frankly, there has to be confidence that's it. there has to be confidence and there will be. i think this management team is solid. i think the team is excellent. the strategy is good it's just going to be a matter of putting points on the board on a consistent basis. i believe that will happen >> terry, target announced the next step up in their wages today, moving to $13 an hour next month on their path to $15 by the end of 2020 amazon we know is already paying $15 an hour for minimum wage do you think all realers are going to have to continue to move higher, and frankly, can they afford to do that you have to offer incentives to get the right workers but when you've got margins that are crunched, can they do that >> i've always believed that gradual wage increase is a good thing not just for workers but for the economy. you're going to put more money, more cash back in the hands of more people. when that hap

macie's family have welcomed the report, but still have questions they'd like answered.15. our top story this lunchtime: the worst treatment scandal in the history of the nhs — an inquiry begins hearing evidence of how thousands of patients were given contaminated blood. and still to come: the british short track speed skater elise christie speaks to the bbc about her struggle with mental health. coming up on bbc news, we'll have the latest from the first couple of quarterfinals of the world snooker championship, where two—time finalist ali carter has begun brightly against gary wilson. it's the end of an era injapan. this morning emperor akihito formally declared his abdication — and delivered his last public address as emperor. the 85—year—old is the first japanese monarch to stand down in more than 200 years. oxford—educated crown prince naruhito will ascend the thrown tomorrow. —— will send the throne. laura bicker reports. japanese emperors are supposed to die on the throne, but this is a man who has redefined what it means to be a monarch. emperor akihito has come

that is coming up at 6:00. >>> can a new shopping concept ring the magic back to macy's?ies of in-store pop-up shops. it is happening at the stores in san francisco and pleasanton. sharon soares us shows us how they design is aiming to get shoppers back inside the stores. >> reporter: shoppers are testing out the new l.e.d. ping-pong table. if you feet away, shoppers are making and buying their own leatherback. macy's flagship store in herald square is debuting a new interactive retail shopping experience called story. >> story at basis is like a living magazine. we invented an entire store every two months to tell a new story. >> reporter: rachel is the brand-new experience officer at macy's. she hopes the innovative approach will tempt online shoppers to come back to the actual store. >> when you look at the consumer evolving, you have to evolve with them and when you look at millennials and changing behavior, people are spending a lot of time towards experiences. >> reporter: brian is the editor at large it lot yahoo finance. >> uniquely different in the age of amazon.

courtney also interviewed terry london, ceo of macy's. he was even more positive. employment very strong he practically laughed at how cheap the stock of macy's has gotten it's selling at what he said is five times earnings. it's actually about eight times that is ridiculously cheap jeff began n macy's is a bargain with the dividend yield as terry said, look, it didn't make the estimates so it's got to be the penalty box. but the comments clearly made people feel more emboldend about the ground the second reason retail went on fire there is a belief that if tariffs go away, retail will be the biggest winners. so many had to eat the cost. of the tariffs and chinese imports. if we get a trade deal and those duties are withdrawn, you can raise numbers for most of the retailers immediately. just come in every single day, raising numbers, macy's, raising numbers, maybe even jcpenney -- nah, i can't go that far on top of that, i think today's buyers are anticipating a strong employment number tomorrow less than 69 now we know that many of these retail and apparel compani

macie was struggling to breathe properly and her mother has many questions concerning her daughter‘sthat. last october, the welsh government commissioned an external investigation into maternity services run by cwm taf health board. it provides facilities at the prince charles hospital in merthyr tydfil and at the royal glamorgan hospital in lla ntrisa nt, where macie was born. births carried out between 2016 and 2018 have been under review. 43 cases were identified in total. 25 are classed as serious incidents and include eight still births and four neonatal deaths. the health board has already been told to make some changes after inspectors found immediate quality and safety concerns, including significant staff shortages. at our charity, what we see consistently is problems with staffing. we know there‘s a national shortage of midwives, often there aren‘t the specialist doctors on cover when they‘re needed as well. consultant—led care for mothers in labour, orfor babies needing specialist neonatal care, is now only provided on one site which cwm taf health board believes will help

they're not rare for this part but one roaming around macy's certainly drew a crowd. >>> and we'll look at the commute direction. ktvu's news will be back in 2 minutes. force i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. what an amazing clean! i'll only use an oral-b! oral-b. brush like a pro. >>> federal authorities say they have stopped a terror plot with an arrest of a u.s. military veteran who was planning to bopb several locations in southern california. investigators say the suspect identified as this man, 26-year- old mark domingo of reseda is a recent convert and was seeking retribution on the recent attacks in new zealand. he was planning to attack several areas.

a mountain lion roamed around the santa rosa plaza mall outside of a macy's store. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is there live tonight with a look at how wildlife crews captured th ed thid this . >> wayne? >> they did it with patience and tranquilizer, and they did it in that planter right over there behind me. it's the story of a mountain lion in the wrong place in a modern time. the good news, we have a happy ending. you could walk the streets of santa rosa for 100 years and still not see what people did today, even though a century ago it might have been more common. >> mountain lions are charismatic, iconic animals. >> but rarely do they go to sleep in a planter outside of a macy's store. this one did. yes, they had cats on their minds inside yoga one across the street today. >> there he is. >> lawyer rell had quite the view outside her window. >> i was standing right up here with my phone. >> and you shot it? >> i shot a video, not the mountain lion. rali servinas thetched, they saw that it did not take effect immediately. >> a young cat that age would only

a wild encounter at the macy's store in santa rosa. a mountain lion right there at the front door.shut down the road in front of the mall for a couple of hours. state fish and wildlife officers came in to corner the cat, tranquilize it and eventually release it. >> there he goes. >> there he goes. >> he'll be safe. >> we're back in a moment with a memorable night at the ballpark. it's all about the giants and dodgers. and that usually means night at oracle park. >>> as you may know, the dodgers are in town. that usually means a wild night at oracle park. >> tonight not just wild, but just a lot of smiles. let's show you what happened. some old friends at the ballpark. former giants stars will clark on the left and pat burrell. they're there with the big boss on the far right of the screen. that's part owner rob dean. larry baird expected to come back from suspension on july 1. evan longoria down the left field line. he clears the bases with this double. that's the biggest hit in his brief giants career. three runs score that's the ball game. giants beat the dodgers, 3-2. >>> how ab

beth macy. >> guest: yeah, first of all, tom, i'm sorry to hear about that.before you had a similar concern and i spoke about how unfortunate it is that doctors don't have enough training in terms of weaning and in your situation certainly a forced taper or force wean would be a terrible thing to happen to you, what i'm mainly talking about which is about the opioid crisis was a massive overprescribing of this drug that puts them in just about every american medicine cabinet where teenagers would get their leftover wisdom tooth surgery medication and flooding the market with these drugs until we have, you know, we have 2.6 million people addicted and i'm not talking about folks like you but the people -- the stories that i tell in the book are people who are either legitimately prescribed and got addicted and prior to that time would have been able not to -- would have been able to have gotten off the drug but with the new drug they had a harder time or people who are like people who have a family history of addiction, those people are 50% more likely to beco

gaye with herne book "not that bad." 5:30, beth macy with "dope sick."ur live coverage continues sunday at 1:30 p.m. eastern featuring janet napolitano at 2:30 discussing her book "how safe are we?" at 4:00, actor justine bateman with "fame." at 7:00, larry elder, author of "double standards." be sure to watch our live we can coverage of the los angeles times festival of books starting at one: 30 p.m. eastern saturday and sunday on book tv on c-span two. the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> asked not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> and the people who knock these buildings down will hear all of us. the-span's newest book, presidents, ranking the best and worst chief executives, providing insight into the lives of the 44 american presidents. true stories gathered by interviews with noted presidential historians, explore the life events that shaped our leader, challenges they faced, and legacies they left behind. "the presidents" will be on shelves april 23 you can preorder your copy today at c-span.or

at 5:30, beth macy, with "dopesick" and at 7:00, james donovan, with "shoot for the moon." our live coverage continues sunday, at 1:30 p.m. eastern, featuring former homeland security secretary janet napolitano, discussing her book, "how safe are we." at 4:00, actor justine bateman with "fame." author brett eastton ellis at 5:30 with book "white" and at 7:00, larry elder author of "double standards," be sure to watch our live weekend coverage of the los angeles times festival of books starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern saturday and sunday on book tv, on c-span 2. >>> the national drug control policy director james carroll testified on the president's drug policy strategy released earlier this year. he talked about the addiction crisis facing the u.s. and the inflow of illegal fentanyl coming into the country. the house oversight committee is chaired by congressman elijah cummings of maryland. >> the committee will come to order. without objection, the chair is ho

macy's family welcomed her apart, but still have questions that they would like answered.g an appeal by the opposition leader, juan guaido, to topple president maduro. let's take a look at some other stories from around the bbc newsroom. the trump administration says it will designate the muslim brotherhood as a terrorist organisation. egypt's president sisi asked for the move on a recent visit to the white house. president sisi ousted egypt's elected leader, mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood, in 2013. more on that story on bbc arabic. the indian army has been at centre of some jokes on social media after they tweeted about finding footprints of a yeti in the himalayas. the mist of the giant ape like creature is strongly believed but there's no evidence that it exists. twitter users pointed out that there was only one set of prints and asked if the army had discovered a one—legged yeti. more on that story on bbc.com. the battle for power in libya goes on, and it is increasingly embroiling the country's oil supply. there is a front line surrounding libya's capital, tr

macie's family have welcomed the report, but still have questions they would like answered.ors were appointed on tuesday after their firm struggled to repay their debts. the group serves about 17,000 residents and patients, and employs around 20,000 staff. four seasons said the move would not affect care arrangements — or lead to the closure of homes. victims of anti—social behaviour are being left to suffer in silence — so says the victims‘ commissioner for england and wales, baroness newlove. she warns that anti—social behaviour is being played down as a petty, low—level crime or ignored by the authorities. police chiefs and the local government association said they have been taking the crime seriously but their resources are under strain. our home affairs correspondent peter cooke reports. vandalism, street drinking and prostitution. just some of the anti—social behaviour which this report says leaves victims suffering in silence and living a nightmare. it says the problem is still being ignored by authorities across england and wales, who are downplaying the harm it cau

one reason mates is days involved as her little daughter macy hopes that ethiopia will become a more just and equitable country. the success is also shadowed by ethnic conflicts that have broken out in the multi racial society this is a refugee camp. i mean are you your house send fled here from eastern if you go with her family he did seize any they threw children in the river. they killed a pregnant women who couldn't run away any kind of a behind others with sticks with nails in them and i did the most better they didn't need to get any much better more of that over the blood flowed in the streets like water any mean it that he had any idea more than eighty ethnic groups live in ethiopia i mean and these women are a rumor driven from their home in a struggle over land and power i mean a is one of about three million people who fled. to see how do you respond to the conflicts which i've opened up everywhere and this is not anything new if you look at the history of you know these transitions from but a very rigid dictatorship into a sort of liberal democracy that period is extremel

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you see this in downtown santa rosati luck and outside of macy's right up against the a building in the planter 911 can help you scaring away our shop my gosh so they went out there to them a little odd because he kept ducking behind bush's and and hiding, but game and wildlife officials were able to tranquilize and that is a really a baby actually use only a few minutes, i think might even coming from a nearby creek and stream in the area. so that's where they took him back in. >>the wake up a little groggy and then well on his way. >>let's take a look at the 7 day around the day forecast because we got this new saying of fog and clouds in the morning and the afternoon is a pretty decent action of bad mile right 7577 degrees for wednesday thursday. that's like my optimal temperature love it when the we had that was it for you that you didn't my body is perfectly happy that what it calls a little bit for the weekend. but there's your forecast all right that's it for us for now and less you have kron on and if you don't go to kron on. >>dot t to sign up and start watching 24 7 commer

. >> caller: i bought macy's symbol "m" in november of 2018 and i still have it. >> macy's is down 21%he year it does yield 6. that dividend is safe while they start breaking out some money and you'll get better numbers but, jeff, right now it is not worth -- the stock is not working but i'll take that yield and take that dividend until we get higher stock prices. >>> to craig in pennsylvania >> caller: what is going on, jim, how are you doing today >> i'm doing -- i'm kind of having a good day. how about you. >> caller: i'm doing magnificent. i have a question about a stock a couple of years ago about -- it was a sticker -- or ticker symbol ecl. >> that is just the greatest that company is fabulous you could own it and do some homework and i've had that company since i got into this business that's a great choice. and how about randy? randy? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. and much gratitude from so cal i'll tell what you i'm asking about and i'm looking fo entry in oil producers looking specifically in the permian. what do you think has apache corporation, apa, turn the corner. >> too much

macy's is launching story boutiques. the first theme is color.from crayola crayons, levy strauss and mac cosmetics. cost an average s, including of $20. will change every two months. >>> a sheriff's department in oregon is teasing itself after arresting a roomba. >> sitting. coming from the master bathroom, which was supposed to be empty. they saw shadows under the door and called 9-1-1. deputies and a k-9 unit responded to the call. the officer yelled commands for the suspect to come out. they were surprised when they opened the bathroom door. >> there we see a robot vacuum, a roomba bouncing up against the shower door. >> your reaction? >> pure laughter. there was a plethora of experience from 20 to 10 year guys. everyone said this is a career- first. >> deputies took picture of the burglar and posted it on social media captured. >>> saturday it is about elizabeth holmes. she was accused of scanning silicon valley for $9 billion. it is expected to have ten stories. >> she went from hollywood red carpets to the courthouse. we are talking about k

. >>> north bay, mountain lion got a lot of attention outside a macy's store.7 shows the cougar lurking around santa rosa plaza. shot the big cat with tranquillizer gun, then released into the wilderness, kept people inside and blocked off street to stay safe. >> a lot of officers around the streets, don't get any closer. i knew if i could outrun a few people around me i would be okay. >> wow. >> that's a good attitude. >> wildlife ecologist, says juvenile, probably local, searching for territory to call home. >> will have to look elsewhere. >>> surviving puppies found in dumpster are healthy and have opened their eyes. sweet. photo released today, six of the seven puppies found in riverside county are doing well. woman faces charges in the case. >>> forecast. >> talking about fog earlier, sandhya. >> if you remember this morning, you know what tomorrow is going to be like. quite a bit of fog. mt. tam cam, a time lapse of the fog rolling into the bay area. healthy marine layer. will be around tomorrow morning and widespread across the region. morning commute, g

macy's is launching its story boutiques and the first name is color. products from crayola crayons and levi strauss and cosmetics will be featured. the idea is to get customers and choppers into see what they don't expect to find in department stores and most of these items include lipstick phone chargers and a pizza cutter that looks like a bicycle. it will cost about $20 and the local story boutiques are at union square, san francisco, pleasanton and santa clara and the themes change every two months. >> sounds like they hope to get shoppers to make impulse buys. i know why need linens but let's also get that pizza cutter. i've got it figured out. let's get this traffic. out. >>> it is about your lunch time at 7:15 in the morning, isn't it? >>> good morning. let's take a look at the commute, the story of the week with the richmond bridge getting to marin and that has been a nice commute because schools are out for spring break but getting to it from the east bay has been another matter because of the plates on the bridge and it looks like a problem a

a mountain lion found roaming outside the macy's in santa rosa at 4:20 yesterday morning. wildlife officials were finally able to tranquilize the mountain lion and released it north of town. they believe it wandered in from santa rosa creek which runs through downtown. >>> from the city by the bay, we will explain how one of san francisco's iconic cathedrals is showing support for the notre dame cathedral in paris. >>> and, expect to see a lot of warriors gear at the stores today. up next, a live traffic report inside oracle arena before the team's game tonight against the houston rockets. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (vo) only frigidaire's custom flex temp drawer can switch from fridge to freezer. (son) nice save! (vo) that's using your frigidaire. the united explorer card makes things easy. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. woooo! taking a breather. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com. >>> and there is the opening bell live in new york this morning. right on time. this health care is what they are working on, an hiv solutio

>> i spent more than i should have. >> alan at macy's in sun valley, thank you. >> he was a great guyclouds and sunny and breezy today. windy for some. 50s, 60s, and 70s. below average, almost all the temperatures today and tomorrow. there is a pretty good rain. down and central california. 40s and 50s. very cool readings here. 47 in sunnyvale. upper 40s. pacifica is in there and union city is close. we are getting wind gusts out of travis with an onshore breeze. the seabreeze is in place. there is a pretty good low in southern california. it is producing rain. will say that again close-up in just a second. that is correct. this is the airport at 5:50 3 am. there is showers going through the low. it's going right through bakersfield and the tehachapi. if you are going down 5 or 101, you might encounter that. were also moving towards las vegas and phoenix. pretty active for this time of year. we are on the northern edge of that. 60s and 70s of the temperatures. ?:32. izzard he want to get with? >> will distort with the east bay. we're with a look at interstate 80 westbound if you're dr

macy, was not here.oday we're learning more about how lori and felicity are coping with the legal drama. loughlin is trying to stay upbeat. she and her husband arrived by private plane yesterday, and look at this. the actress stopped to sign autographs yesterday. a source close to lori tells "e.t." she's been doing her very best to hold her head high, but inside she's devastated and frightened. our source also says that lori is worried about the outcome of the case but she's even more concerned about the broken trust with her children, especially with her youngest daughter, youtube star olivia jade. olivia claimed she didn't know about any deals her parents allegedly made, and we're told olivia h aasually told her mother she never wants to speak to her again. felicity's strategy, lay low. a source close to the actress tells "e.t." quote, felicity has denied any wrongdoing to some of her friends and is desperate to stay out of the public eye. >> i can tell you oneori and fe with us and the stars of cinema

to know what happened to macy's money savings restructuring. should i sell? >> no, no don't sell it's got a 6% yield, the balance sheet's vastly improved. i think jeff is going to get it right but they have a lot of restructuring still to do. once they fix that, you're buying a stock at 7.8 times earnings even if they miss the quarter it might not go down much more. frank in new york. frank. >> boo yeah, jim i just wanted to thank you for a wealth of knowledge that you shared and that has benefitted me greatly >> thank you thank you. >> my question is this i acquired yum and did some homework and checked out yum in china. i purchased yum china last tuesday and i'm wondering if this china deal depending it goes through, and its details will help establish american companies in china or just stimulate new stocks that may be inclusive in the trade agreement or both. >> look, i think -- look, it sells at a high multiple but it's been a rocket ship. i like both yum and yum china. this is a very well run company. i just think you just stick with it i

online and return things to partner with a kohl's it may not make sense to partner with anybody like macy'salmart bought jack for $3.2 million to build on the outside sales channel and we see it do with kasper and they're putting in beds in stock and all of these things will happen. all of these models and you will see a lot of mrshgs and a for the consumer brands over the next few years because i think you needed an omni channel strategy and that's why they spent years trying to do it and hopefully they're doing it well and they may be left holding the bag because they think they have the proper omni channel partnership. >> for more on what it could mean for the rest of the space head over to cnbc.com. still ahead, check out shares of snap and we'll tell you what the ceo said on the call that sent shareholders running i'm lia messlee, you're watching cnbc first in money worldwide. much more coming up next for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jell

of course, macy wasn't charged in this case. statement, she said, quote, i'm ashamed of the pain i've caused my daughter, family, friends, colleagues, and the educational community. i want to apologize to them and especially i want to apologize to the students who work hard every day to get into college, and to their parents who make tremendous sacrifices to support their children and do so honestly. she goes on to say in that statement that her daughter knew nothing about her actions. sources are telling cnn the government plans on asking between six months and nearly two years in prison as punishment for the parents involved. paperwork shows they will recommend the low end of punishment for huffman in exchange for her plea, and she'd have a fine of $20,000. ultimately, it will be up to a judge. one final note, usc will take into account parents' plea agreements when considering the future of students connected to the scheme. remember, actress lori loughlin's daughters attend usc, though loughlin and her husband were not a part

we're on a first-name sort of they economy is even taking some of her techniques to hayes at the macy's kitchen in union square and with the motto of strength in tanya holland believes her food is helping the dubs win and from the looks and the taste, brown sugar kitchen is a slam dunk. on my goodness we could >>taking seriously though seriously a lot is that in addition air. >>but listen i want to learn how to cook like a chef from brown sugar kitchen, she's giving some tips the saturday night at the kitchen at macy's san francisco our web site. our for a con for juicy details. >>so good she is responsible for 3 warriors like on for news at night. that our prime time coverage continues at the top of the hour, pam moore and can wait or europe on for news it and taking a grand. >>thank you both nexus 10 o'clock we continue to track the breaking news coming out of the east bay tonight southbound lanes of the nation bridge. >>are still close tonight after the chp detained a person who was possibly planning to jump. drivers can expect delays in that area. we have a crew just arrived on the

one of the dressing rooms i think it was like dillard's or macy's. i took a different way out of the mall to lose their way to just try to drive north with. i couldn't. move the only way to get t.s.a. was to get into canada without leaving through the normal channels. and i called around to. different places airplanes and i found a guy with a cessna one seventy two who flew into. i told him i was writing a book on comics and that i just had to fly over canadian territory to photograph in g.p.s. coordinates for the book. and then we were in the united states again doesn't require any clearance from the t.s.a. and the soonest i got over certain g.p.s. coordinates which i knew that there was a smaller strip i would figure medical emergency lose heart attack we landed i jumped out of the airplane i grabbed my bag from the guys and cash. and i took off i went into the. took a bus to toronto drano i took an airplane. i was just thankful to be here quite honestly i was i landed in russia. water with relief. off my shoulders to know that you know i was at le

macy's is offering 40% off shoes when you buy two or more pairs. office max is offering up to five pounds of free paper and document shredding from today through april 27th. back over to you. >>> i could use that. >> i know. >> it sounds like i'm getting rid of evidence. >> who doesn't need free paper. >> all that and work up a hunger and go to boston market. >> there you go. eat some cornbread. >> coming up on "today in the bay", rain coming to the bay area. kari has been tracking it for us. >> that is moving in this afternoon. at least we can get in the door this morning without any of those issues. a live look at walnut creek. starting out with a nice, dry commute. temperatures in the lower 50s. upper 50s as we go through late morning and more clouds. we'll talk about when you will need the umbrella coming up next. >> right now, shield your eyes. the headlights coming towards us. westbound looks smooth. the peninsula, it looks like a little slowing. we'll break it down coming up. >>> a very good monday morning to you. people are out the door ear

maÑana las autoridades de santa rosa atraparon un puma que estaba afuera de una maceta en la tienda macy'sr acercarse al animal. segÚn expertos en este tipo de animales, un pumita tendrÁ unos 18 meses de edad y la buena noticia, es que no resultÓ herido y fue puesto en libertad .para ver el vÍdeo completo de la captura de este animal, puede cargar nuestra aplicaciÓn univisión Área de la bahÍa, estÁ disponible en el extintor y play store. en otro lado, en vallejo las autoridades han pedido ayuda para mejorar la relaciÓn entre la comunidad y el departamento de policÍa. la iniciativa llega tras la muerte del rapero que falleciÓ despuÉs de que seis agentes le dispararan. se habÍa quedado dormido frente a un taco . la policÍa comenta que tenÍa un arma y dispararon por seguridad. y el fbi logrÓ frustrar un supuesto ataque terrorista que tenÍa como blanco asesinato en masa dirigidos a judÍos,policías, iglesia y a una base militar. arrestaron a un ex militar de 26 aÑos, quien desde hace semanas venÍan siguiendo despuÉs de que el sujeto habÍa publicado mensajes en facebook. el expresidente de homic

here to your question that might have been the case with bill macy.es a light. >> sure does. liz: how unfair it nice no question. liz: you've been mad about that for some time. >> absolutely. liz: doug burns, great to see you. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> we'll stay on the story. bring mr. burns back for more analysis. get back to the debate heating up over the border. we see it from polls and from washington and complaint around the country where is congress fixing the border? let's ask republican congressman tom reed from new york. he joins us on the phone. what is your take, sir? where is congress on fixing this? we hear a lot of criticism directed at the border but where is congress's fix? >> obviously congress is missing in action liz and i appreciate being on with you. this is a problem with leadership. this is a problem with not solving this problem everyone knows how to solve it. it will take that political leadership and will to get it done. liz: congressman, the third rail is separating families. that policy was started under

macy, who has not been charged, paid singer $15,000. singer allegedly set up a rigged location in west hollywood for their eldest daughter sophia to take the s.a.t. and flew in a test taker to help her. huffman e-mailed, like they want to provide their own procter. she went on to score an improvement over her psat. others who paid singer, laughlin. the actress and husband are accused of paying $500,000 in wrie wri bribes in order to get isabella and olivia into college inge inn the crew team. >> i don't know why i'm so comfortable in public. >> reporter: both girls appeared to be attending usc when olivia posted this video of the two on campus together. 19-year-old olivia is a social media influencer, known as olivia jade to her it 2 million subscribers on her youtube channel. she had landed paid partnerships with sephora, tresemme and amazon. but after news of the cheating scandal broke, both tsee and tt partnership with her. her mother lori turned herselfer in. one defendant plans to plead guilty, two plan to cut a deal with prosecuto

. >> santa rosa shoppers on high alert after spotting a mountain lion hanging out at macy's. >> it was seen before dawn. they had to shut down the road in front. the mountain lion biologist tells us the year-old cat had likely just left his mother and looking for a little territory of its own. >> they are moving and moving until they get to a place that get in the landscape to settle down. >> fish and wildlife says the animal likely followed a creek into town. a department spokesperson added its rare to see one of the cats in such an urban area, let alone a mall. he was released to the land area just north of town. >>> coming up on "today in the bay". a look at what you can expect with the weather today. >>> we will see our nice weather continuing. a look at palo alto driving on highway 101. temperatures will have you turning on the heater. the rest of the day, just roll the windows down and enjoy the comfortable air. we will talk about what's going on in the rest of our forecast coming up next. >> looking at the san mateo bridge westbound, tail lights toward palo alto where kari was s

outside the macy's and santa rosa police.ind of had a little standoff there with a missile well as the department of wildlife a standoff. >>get your oil and a tranquilizer but he did come out quietly in the end and then they tag this year all. >>they think it's a young cat really on i think few months old, and they think he may be came out of the creek near the mall. so they had to back all right. >>happening today, president trump set to meet with house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer the last time all 3 of them were in the white house of course it was a heated exchange that led to the longest government shutdown in history. this is video from that meeting today's meeting will be to discuss a possible infrastructure plan. we'll see what comes out of that in other national news president trump now calling for new immigration procedures to go into effect a memo from the white house outlines a number of new measures which include judging asylum applications within a 6 month period and requiring fee

>>carmen a dune works across the street from macy's in downtown santa rosa. i did ask him to make overs what's going on she told me there was a mountain lion, the sea lion was sitting in the planners outside the department store and ducking as santa rosa police and the department of wildlife and fisheries tried to capture it i think it took about 4 shots to bring the lying down. >>and even though he was small. >>that's a moment, not exactly so the the the typical. >>case for months line to be once the cat was tranquilized doctor quitting martin's was called to tackle the caps year. >>martin's heads up the living with lions project. a mountain lion behavior in sonoma county. >>months lines. >>are. >>timid by nature and they avoid people as much as possible. so how did the cap end up here. >>doctor martens believe that is a young male mountain lion who might have been roaming around the creeks near the mall before he was spotted. >>that might just be circumstances of being cruising around looking around the area and just got caught guard at the time doctor mart