-marcus. -lemonis: hi, guys.some major changes to the burger and the building, i feel like we're making a lot of progress. i just want to make sure that we stay that way. this looks a lot better. as you went through this process of cleaning this place, what did you learn? sammy: i think we had a good start. tranchina: yes. and we need to get back to basics, yeah. sammy: we went off track a bit, 'cause we used to stay two hours past when we were closing to make sure the floors were scrubbed down and things were put back together. -lemonis: what is that? -sammy: that's a camera. lemonis: there's one in here, too? sammy: yeah. todd: you know why? 'cause we're having people that walk out with product. lemonis: who put the cameras in originally? todd: the cameras were here from day one. fuji: there were more added cameras... -lemonis: they added more after? -fuji: ...and more and more. lemonis: and who added them? fuji: it was between covello and todd. lemonis: fuji, i have to ask you -- every time this camera thing c

i'm marcus. matt: hey, marcus. matt.off, we're gonna stop serving that weird refrigerated bread, and we're gonna serve up something with a twist. so i brought dave to milwaukee pretzel company. katie: right over there, that's our mixing station. after it comes out of the mixer, it goes through our divider/rounder, which cuts it into pieces. then it comes through this machine, here, and turns it into a string, and then we have twisting and shaping. lemonis: you might think homemade bread is cheaper and more profitable, but baking our bread, we're using a ton of labor that we could use somewhere else. by serving these pretzels, we free up our labor, and we're able to add something to the concept that increases the perceived value of the menu, giving us the ability to raise our prices. dave: i like it. lemonis: you're open to that? dave: oh, yeah. lemonis: i also wanted to take dave to maglio's, one of the largest produce suppliers in all of wisconsin. sam: first process that they're doing here is picking out anything that

-sandy, this is marcus. -sandy: hi. lemonis: hi, sandy. i'm marcus. a pleasure to meet you. shauna: sandy's in charge of all of our candy and merchandise. lemonis: and so your full-time job is the candy store? sandy: no. h.r., payroll duties. this is last on my list. -lemonis: yeah. -sandy: yeah. lemonis: i've never seen a candy store or any retail business that has its h.r. director running the merchandise. i guess i shouldn't be that surprised. if they don't see the importance of having their ice cream be special, why would the candy be any different? it's a nice attempt at a theme, but i'm not really sure that the theme's clear to me. when you walk in the front door, it looks like they went to the local convenience store and just said, "give me some lollipops and some sweet tarts." it's not nostalgic. there's nothing really curated. and what's this -- all this bacon? why do you have bacon cotton candy? sandy: people like bacon right now. same thing with the bacon soda. lemonis: i mean, i know the craze with bacon, but how does it connect to farrell

he's marcus samuelsson, this is overheard. (applause) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? to say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on and let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? think i just got an f from you. (applause) marcus samuelsson, welcome. - thank you so much for having me. i'm super excited to be in this iconic location. - great to be here with you, and i'm so excited about your cookbook. - thank you. - so wonderful. i wonder why a cookbook from this restaurant. you have 11 restaurants all over the country, all over the world. when is it time for a restaurant to have its own cookbook? - well first of all, i mean my wife, my family, we live in harlem. i walk to work to the red rooster and it's really, the community that has embraced us so much. so i felt lik

marcus: i think he is spot on. sensitive way looking at brexit is being remarkably very brexit sensitive. even the strong growth we've but across numbers, the board i think it's a good approach for those. sterling is no reflected that. still -- ifink it's a story on the bloomberg saying euro sterling hedging costs have been rising. i want to c -- i'm wondering had a position to yourself. are we going to see a recovery or no? marcus: we are in a tight range. maybe the high one 20's. there was a flop quite clearly around the 120 mark. it bounced nicely not to on video. we know where the boundaries are. there is nothing new at the moment as far as this tumbleweed moment triggered and everyone blame what happens next? until we know we are stuck in that range. it is quite clear that at some point the economics are nice and moving up towards the 130 mark. the negotiation's go badly, will have a serious test at 120. we will wait and see. to bring up this chart human looking at showing how u.k. stocks outperform when guilt

i'm marcus.way by the interest that we already have with the concept, but closing a deal here today will give us real momentum. we've gotten a lot of applications -- almost 800 -- since we kind of launched the concept. and so one of the prerequisites we have is that there's significant restaurant experience. do you have it? -john: sure. my wife's family has been in the restaurant catering business for almost 50 years. i have a background in design and construction. lemonis: well, clearly your background is qualified. why don't we take a look at the menu board? john: you've got five burgers. are there other things than just burgers? i know it's standard burger, but... lemonis: is there something specific that you'd like to see on the menu that you feel is missing? john: i think if you add a kids' menu, i think that would be helpful, because i've got three children. if we're gonna bring the kids for lunch or dinner, you kind of want to see it on the menu. lemonis: i wouldn't be surprised if other f

ana: hey, marcus. how are you? steve: marcus.a restaurant franchise concept called the simple greek, and we're in need of a furniture supplier for all of our franchisees. so i'm looking for ana and steve to bid on the business together. we have one concept that's really taken off, and that's the simple greek. we have about 250 franchises sold. the last thing that's left to getting these franchises open is getting the furniture package right. and so i'd like you to lead the design process, ana. ana: okay. this is totally up my alley. lemonis: okay? i know that typically, you lead the design process. steve: yeah. of course, 'cause i've got more experience and i've been working in this industry for many years. i should be design, you be lead sales, hospitality. ana: i mean, i'm going to disagree. i am a designer, i'm a furniture designer, but, i mean, i think it should be a team effort, definitely. i mean, i would like to run things by you. steve: well, it -- it -- okay. lemonis: are you pissed off right now? you look a little fired

neiman marcus owns a lot of stores.of anchor stores, especially texas, san antonio, other places in dallas. they're looking to possibly off-load those an generate revenue for neiman marcus. it hasn't since the acquisition in 2013, they haven't really recovered from their ebitda. they have been five billion dollars in debt. liz: i was just going to say, amazon is being blamed for killing a lot of brick-and-mortar stores. almost sounds like hudson's bay has the ability to have a great online presence. i love how you called neiman marcus ancient because hudson's bay has been around since the 18th century. they were trading their blankets for beaver pelts. that is unbelievable. what does it say that a canadian retailer is able to heat things up and purchase big u.s. luxury chains? in the end is this a downward death spiral for u.s. brick-and-mortar retailers? >> i tried to be a little bit more optimistic than a downward death spiral but it toys your point it is true. we saw macy's off-load a bunch of stores as we're seeing

marcus rashford off his sick bed to answer his manager's core.to have that hold over chelsea players. the new man is not doing too badly either. they are lighting up the premier league. united were dazzled the last time they visited, and if it hadn't been for their keeper, david de gea, the match could have been out of sight very early on. eden hazard and gary cahill both kept out by fingertips. united were further stretched, a second yellow ca rd further stretched, a second yellow card for ander herrera would test the mourinho tactics and temperament. the first of four is heated but goalless. last season, n'golo kante was the unsung hero among leicester's champions. chelsea recognised his worth, and his goal finding the bottom goal beyond davao was worth a lot, a wembley semifinal. —— beyond de gea. rashford should have forced extra time, thibaut courtois had little to do but did it well. chelsea had so many more chances. diego costa with the best of them, they miss not so costly as united's ten men ran out of stea m. costly as united's ten men

marcus sirkz -- marcus sirkz meon -- marcus simeon. >> i know the guy for years. it's hard. >> i notice black and orange blood. what's up with that? >> i love it, too. >> santiago got busted there not giving that up giants orange and black glove. big stuff for the stanford women going to the final four for the 13th time under the regime of tara van de veer. scott reiss sizes up their game tomorrow in dallas. >> reporter: three times in four ncaa tournament games, stanford has trailed at the half against notre dame in the elite eight, down 16 in the third quarter. and then -- >> whenever they have their backs up against the wall, stanford tells each other code red. >> reporter: tell me about code red. >> code red is pretty much by any means necessary. it's a phrase that allows the team to really lock in. >> when we come back from any deficit, that's what code red is about. we do it for each over. >> reporter: these young women get it. they understand the team chemistry. we have grit, we have all the good things working for us. and if things aren't going our way, th

this cellphone video recorded outside the thrush avenue apartment where the marcus jones was arrested investigators say back on novemeber 17th 2016 jones was involved in a car to car shootout with 33-year old davlon harris. harris was arrested near the scene but not before crashing into a pair of bystanders driving another vehicle"two elderly residents were hit head on by one of the people involved in this shooting, right near an elementary school"police say the elderly couple are both recovering from serious injuries they received during the collision. lt. macmanus says after a 3 = month investigation they believe they arrested the person responsible"obviously we are working with other agencies in the area to find out what else he is tied to"in addition to the firearms and illegal gun magazines, investigators found 6 pounds of marijuana with a street value of $30-thousand- dolars and nearly 300-thousand- dollars in cash...in san leandro haaziq madyun kron4news just three days on the job... today, oakland's new police chief, anne kirkpatrick, met with reporters during a roundtable dis

united will also be without the injured anthony martial, and marcus rashford who's ill.o, there could be selection problems up front forjose mourinho. gary lineker‘s been speaking to him about facing his old side. imean, it i mean, it has to have special significance for you. you have been there twice. that must must mean something. yeah. yeah. especially after last season. but probably the opposite of what people are saying. lam not opposite of what people are saying. i am not looking for revenge. i am not looking for anything wrong or bad. if you say something special, maybe it is special. i want to go to

it cost $10,600 and neiman marcus did not sell any. part of the problem is that the program it, in this case the housewife, would have to know a numbering system and would have to be able to read in this code and also programmed the computer using these switches in that code. almost an impossible task for most people. generally you would attach a kind of keyboard to this to make it work. we have it here in this gallery to show that even though it was not practical, it shows the beginning of people thinking about putting computers in the home. we are sitting in front of a xerox alto which came out in 1972 and was revolutionary. it had a system that used a desktop metaphor of pulldown menus, it had ethernet, laserjet printing, email, and spreadsheets and word processing in 1972. steve jobs saw this machine and was inspired to create the lisa at apple, which became the macintosh. the things that we take for granted, the desktop metaphor, garbage can, pulldown menus, icons on the mac and windows, all came from the xerox alto. there is a fu

i'm marcus. keith: marcus. keith lyden. lemonis: nice to meet you, keith. how you doing? dean: i'm good. dean lyden. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: dean, how are you? keith: my brother. lemonis: oh, this is your brother? okay. when did you start the business? keith: 2004. lemonis: and who put in all the money? keith: all the finance came from me. think we're up to about $160,000. lemonis: $160,000? dean: originally, i had some screening equipment and some sign software, but not much. he primarily got us going financially. lemonis: and what is the equity split? 70/30? -keith: 50/50. -lemonis: 50/50. dean: i had a graphics background and i had been doing this. i didn't have the financing to do it, so it was a perfect match. lemonis: so, you have a good brother, right? dean: if you can't trust your family, -who can you trust, right? -lemonis: well... while i appreciate keith recognizing his brother's experience, i'm not quite sure that 50/50 is exactly the right formula. if i asked most of the employees here who is in charge, what would they say? matt? -your name is matt, righ

>> in the case of neiman marcus, it's one of the greatest brands in the world. is a was bought out by three funds. the first is owned by the smith family. not gave it -- we are interested in what you do today or tomorrow. beenast two players have more typical and private equity. you have to be long-term thinking. you have to be a long-term investment. you don't know when the fashion trends are going to change. it's been really no hard fashion. it is very difficult to capitalize on that. think many of the stores have a good job of identifying the needs. we just haven't made the excitement right for them at this point in time. they a good fit for neiman marcus? >> i think hudson bay is an interesting company. but from the point i have seen them, it is basically a real estate play. retail has to have is someone who really loves the retail business, loves dealing with the sales associates. they spend their time thinking about using their staff. if you are interested in doing two to five years, they want a rate of return. quite frankly, when they bought the company,

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. >> marcus jones travelled from stackton for relief. >> the feeling of being uncomfortable, lack of concentration, lack of focus, stuffine stuffiness, drippy nose. >> marcus is seeing results here, but it's not for everyone. for others over-the-counter allergy medications offer relief from symptoms. >> i did not know it was allergy until my doctor told me. >> doctors say if your allergies persist, consult a medical professional for help. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> san francisco police are helping out a single mother and former the mother had just taken out money. poli to have that birthday party. there was also a go fund me page set township help them out. >>> the tony award winning musical "hamilton" opened in san francisco tonight, and, yes, you can still get tickets. you just need a little luck on your side. it's now playing at theorpheum theater. one man who used to teach history at city college of san francisco told us that he can't wait to see the modern take on a founding father. >> producers are still selling 44 tickets to each performance. they're $10, and only availab

marcus was looking for information from you.ntents and purposes, you kind of blew him off. and the fact that he's coming back and requesting a second time is just a poor call. we've had the conversation before. you're given assignments, and you decide kind of what you want to do and not want to do, and we just continue to kind of circle back to the same points, and, you know, in my heart of hearts, i'm not sure that that doesn't happen again. these situations stink, but, you know, we wish you the best. -matt: okay. -mike: okay. lemonis: the reason that i made this initial investment is 'cause i believed in the people, but i want to believe in all of the people, and if there's somebody on the team that's gonna sort of change the culture that i have invested in, no, thanks. sorry. okay, guys, let's get out there and thank people for coming and move forward, okay? come on. the last year and a half has been good at amazing grapes. it's gone from under $3 million to close to $4 million in business. but i'm not done. in any business,

. >> the nieman marcus could be putting itself up for sale and have a buyer. the owner of the nieman marcus department chain are looking at options as they struggle to attract shoppers. reported a loss of more than 117 million-dollars in its recent quarter. a potential could be hudson bay. >>> ivanka trump is making a change to her jewelry line. the fine jewelry collection is going to be discontinued. instead the company will focus on lower costs costume jewelry. trump has stepped away from leadership of her corporate roles at her brand and her job in the trump organization. as she takes on an in formal advisory role at the white house. >>> still to come, city leaders in san jose met and taking action to help those affected by the recent severe flooding. we will tell you about that plus ... >> a warm one today and what will change. clouds and sprinkles and a temperature drop. we will lay that out for you and see you after the break. no more. we don't want anymore! keep calm. the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. at&t internet. speeds up to 45me

. >> marcus jones travelled from stackton for relief. >> the feeling of being uncomfortable, lack of concentration, lack of focus, stuffine stuffiness, drippy nose. >> marcus is seeing results here, but it's not for everyone. for others over-the-counter allergy medications offer relief from symptoms. >> i did not know it was allergy until my doctor told me. >> doctors say if your allergies persist, consult a medical professional for help. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> san francisco police are helping out a single mother and former out money. police raised it to have that birthday party. there was also a go fund me page set township help them out. >>> the tony award winning musical "hamilton" opened in san francisco tonight, and, yes, you can still get tickets. you just need a little luck on your side. it's now playing at the orpheum theater. one man who used to teach history at city college of san francisco told us that he can't wait to see the modern take on a founding father. >> producers are still selling 44 tickets to each performance. they're $10, and only available through an

but listen to marcus on csn tonight.s got big expectations. >> i want to be the greatest that ever played. i want to just be a able to do the thicks i've always done and the things i have done in college and the things i have done last yore i want to gravitate off those things i have done. i want to become a starter. >> hopefully it opinions out for him. i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> joe biden took the stauj at the university of pennsylvania today. he talked to students a about foreign policy and took questions. . as a professor he will lead the penn biden center for diplomacy and global engagement. >>> for wub last check of the weather. . dry in center city as we look live from our campus camera. that is going to change. over the last week depending on the day, we have had had to grab the coat, gloves, hat, but tomorrow the umbrella no doubt. >> it's pretty much all day. we have had a few showers mover in already. tomorrow is a washout. saturday is the rain ends early. it's just cloudy during the day. sunday is

there is now speculation at hudson's bay will look to buy neiman marcus.o you see a way to hudson's buying the company without taking on the debt? richard baker is a creative guy and he may very well be able to find a way of taking it without the debt. i think it will be difficult but it can be done. it really depends upon the credit agreements that neiman marcus's debtholders half and whether or not they could take part on the dollar lesson 100%. whether or not he could separate it. time will tell and we will see whether he is the only bidder. but i think you have a difficult situation because the company is not worth anywhere near what was bought for by aries. the debt is very large. $4.9 billion level. the business is probably earning about $450 million a year. apply a multiple to whatever you want to use come up most of the industry is probably trading in the six thomas seven times multiples. it will be hard to support the debt. i'm sure he is good to have to do it without assuming the debt. marcus: one thing neiman does not have on its side is a lot o

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and hudson bay may be shifting its takeover sites from place toys niemann marcus. there's been speculation that they couldn't get the terms they wanted nouflt hudson is in discussions to acquire niemann marcus. >>> to health care, now that we know more details about what is in the house health care bill, our next guest is back to talk winners and losers. he is the health research analyst at capital markets. nice to have you back. thanks for joining us again. they're still going to be in and out of this particular bill but in general, did you see anything in that it has surprised you? or changed who and what companies you think might benefit? >> sure. >> during next three years, they will see an uptick in funding. then there will be significant cuts. the report last night said between now and 2026, there will be $880 billion cut from the medicaid system. so days they're exposed, like molina, could be negatively impacted by the restriction on the growth in medicaid spending. >> are these hospital companies basically? >> no question. hospitals will be a big loser in a

a gathering tonight to remember to marcus dos. >>> he was remembered as a hero his family said because he shielded his passenger with his body and took the bullets. it happened just west of the overpass on iab, one week ago tonight.>> we cannot be afraid to speak out. >>reporter: in the shadow of the freeway where they lost him family and friends of the marcus dos came together with the message, he did not live the way he died. >> you don't have to be gaming related to get shot. >> his sister know how it looked, shots fired one car to another, a close freeway and a fatality. the shooter was after someone else who sometimes drives the minivan. he reacted heroically keeping his passenger from being seriously hurt. >> he hopped over her, that is why he got shot in the back of his head, he saved her. he told her to get down and then hopped over her. >>reporter: as they mourn 24- year-old to marcus the crowd place to the witnesses who called over to help and called 911 enabling the capture of three suspect almost immediately. >> i'm glad to see the system still works and that they got caugh

. >> reporter: neiman marcus says it is only luxury retailer using such technology >> you can do 360. seen success with the fashion mirrors that takes 360-degree videos of the shoppers and allows them to compare options side by side. shoppers can dot same with sunglasses, neiman marcus is embracing the technology at a time when it is seeing a decline in sales, thanks to more internet competition. >> we're always looking for ways to differentiate from our competition, and another reason for a customer to come into our store. >> reporter: neiman marcus has rolled out this new technology at dozens of stores nationwide no word when it is expected to arrive at king of prussia location. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >>> that is interesting, justin. probably a good day to get out to a outdoor shopping mall at least earlier in the day. >> earlier in the day and all day i think it will be good for the most part, mild, tomorrow different story, march a tough month, forecast you will never know what you will get. check out past few years here we will go back to 2015, we were

like many stores newman marcus has been losing customers to on line sales. >>> another airline is bringing back free meals, on domestic flights, american says it will add free meals in the economy class on some coast to coast flights, first will be from new york to l.a. and san francisco. about a month ago delta said would it bring back free meals , on some flights. free food, imagine that jim and rahel. >> airline food... >> listen i'm just saying. >> i like airline food. >> you do. >> yes you are in the minority there. >> my standard are low. >> thanks, jill. we will check with you tomorrow. >>> it business time though. >>> white house says publishing president trump's tax return information is illegal. >> ms nbc claims they have part of his 2005 returns. now record show that the president, has an income of more than 150 million-dollar, in 2005, and paid 38 million-dollar in taxes. pulitzer pry winning journalist david kay johnson told ms nbc rachel maddow he got front and back of the president's 1040 form in his mailbox. >> what we don't have here is this describes the types of income b

shoppers can do the same with sunglasses, neiman marcus is embracing the technology at a time when it is seeing decline in sales thanks to more internet competition. >> we're always looking for ways, to differentiate from our competition, and another reason for customer to come in the store. >> reporter: neiman marcus rolled out new technology of dozens of stores nationwide, no word when it is expect to arrive at their king of prussia location. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >>> intense flooding continues to wreak havoc, and, peru, as a two story home. >> people watched in despair as building collapsed in to the waters nearby. the national emergency operations center says intense rainfall is called a nino cost ero a weather phenomenon caused in a rise in sea temperatures. >>> scary scene from a highway in tennessee where a tractor trailer was blown on to a car during a severe storm, you see back of the truck, slowly start to crush the suv. nearby drivers urged the driver of the suv to get out through passenger side, and no word on if anyone was hurt there but it ce

marcus had ten for the cardinal. he knocks down the trey and marcus allen had 15.orado shot 57% from the field. tory miller throwing it down and colorado goes on to win 9 1-72. >>> colin kaepernick will no longer take a knee in protest. cap will stand during the national anthem next season. according to a report from espn. he doesn't want the protest to take away from the positive change that's been created. he's about to hit the free agent market making the search for a quarterback the niners top priority. >> free agency is something that we're examining a lot of guys. the draft, other options, as well. so both kyle and i from the start, that's one thing we've talked a lot about in our discussions. i'd love to tell you that strong safety, free safety is that position you have to have and i believe it's important but the quarterback position is one you have to hit on. >>> now to the ice, the last 15 meetings have gone to the road. there is the cutest little fan there. love that hat. got to get me one. sharks trailing 1-nil. goes over the shoulder of ryan miller for

neiman marcus did not sell any. had to figure out a numbering system and had to be able to read the lamps in the code. they then had to program the switches and that code. it was almost an impossible tax -- task. we have it here in this gallery to show even though it was not practical, it shows the beginning of people thinking about computers in the home. we are standing in front of the this came out in 1972 it was a revolutionary machine. metaphor withktop pulldown menus. it had rented, email and spreadsheets and word processing. this was in 1972 steve jobs saw this machine and was inspired to create the macintosh from it. the things that we take for can,ed about the garbage pulldown menus, that came from a xerox. there is a funny story about the computer wars, steve jobs complained to bill gates that the idea was stolen from apple. bill gates said we both stole it from xerox, that shows the depth that this generated. it continues to affect us all today and the computers we use o. we are in the personal computer ga

rolling gun battle that ended in a head on collision inuring two elderly people back in novemeber 2016"marcus jones is 34-years-old and he was arrested yesterday by our officers on charges of attempted murder as well as all of the weapons violations and drug violations that was discpovered when we did that search warrant police say davlon harris was also involved in the car to car shooting. however harris was arrested near the scene the day of the incident...in san leandro haaziq madyun kron4news here in san francisco two men were taken into custody after they they apparently based jumped here in san francisco two men were taken into custody after they they apparently based jumped off the top around 1130 last night and floated to the west landing along jones street two blocks away. bad luck on their part, they were spotted by police officers in a cruiser. now the two men were arrested and charged with trespassing for entering the hotel and conspiracy for planning to trespass. police are also looking for a third suspect, a woman, who was seen by witnesses with the pair that jumped. clifford kr

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as he awaits his resentencing hearing, wallace shares a cell with 20-year-old marcus swift. will soon transfer to prison to start a nine-year sentence for robbery. wallace has taken on the role of mentor. >> you know, like when you're young you want to fight every battle. he said this to me. he said that to me. every little slight, everything bothers you, irritates you. you know? but you can't -- if you do that you're never going to make it out. >> wallace and swift share something else in common. they are both members of the bloods. wallace says he is no longer active, but swift who was once shot in a gang dispute says he is fully committed and hopes to some day run into his shooter. >> i've been in it for so long it's just me. it's the -- i don't want to look at myself as in a gang. it's like an extended family to me. as far as me being shot, i will feel less of a man until i get my get-back. >> does that sound familiar? >> yep. yeah. it sounds like the exuberance of youth. >> coming up -- marcus swift leaves his mentor behind and gets a new cellmate. >> i knew him from ou

marcus s indfall -- wanepoel. i looking at commodity markets. still seeing gains with brent.some of those losses here it u.s. equity futures currently mixed. david: absolutely. this one market is australia, looking good. all the top stories and more at the top of this hour. bloomberg tech is next. ♪ >> and is 1:00 p.m. in hong kong. here is an update. the china premier has told australia that his country wants patients stability. to eat -- boost economic growth. not seek to dominate. there are two countries that should stand together against protectionism. 7.3%, of toshiba jumped, up as much as 9%. new u.s.ing its itlear unit suggesting that is an option.

this computer cost $10,600, and neiman marcus did not tell any -- sell any. to program it, the user, in case -- in this case, the house by -- wife, would have to be able to read this code and program the computer by using these switches -- almost an impossible task for most people. in the gallery to show that even though it was not practical, it shows the beginning of people thinking about putting computers in the home. we are sitting in front of a xerox alto. it was a revolutionary machine. used a desktop metaphor with pulldown menus, had ethernet, laserjet printing, email, and reggie -- spreadsheets, and word processing. this was in 1972. steve jobs was inspired to create the lisa at apple, which then became the macintosh. the things we take for granted, the desktop computer, the little garbage can on mac and windows, all came from the xerox alto. story in the history of computing, where steve jobs complained that bill idea for stolen the the computer from apple, and bill gates said that is not true, we both the lid from xerox. -- stole it from xerox. this

gregson: this is detective marcus bell, our consultant, joan watson.orking the azoff case from the start. slessinger: is that it? the famous guitar i've been hearing so much about? no, but it is a '57 desperado, same model and year. but you already knew that wasn't the lady frances because you destroyed it when you used it to kill cosmo dellis. excuse me? is this a joke? captain, i get you're sore about me throwing haymakers at the department, but... what makes me sore, councilman, is elected officials committing fraud, and then trying to cover it up with murder. bell: for months, cosmo dellis had been creating fake gunfire incidents, which bulletpoint would then report to the police. the incidents would be investigated, but ultimately they'd be classified unsolved. at first, we could not figure out why someone would do this, but then my partner discovered a pattern. see, those dots are all fake gunshot reports that cosmo created. they're also all inside the two crime-ravaged neighborhoods that you've specifically been campaigning to clean up. bell: we

the pictures came from neiman marcus at stanford shopping center, where things did not turn out exactly how the supect wanted. zuno. the credit card was denied. 1:17 terisa estacio, reporting, san mateo county. and it is not the first time, this has happened, zuno. detectives have traced her to a case out of georgia. same look 143 ali cooper, portola resident. no. i have never seen her. residents say the case is certainly concerning. cooper. it's a very quiet, trusting community, maybe that is why she picked it. as the investigation continues, authorities are issuing a warning. zuno, make sure you keep your purses close and closed. and if you recognize this woman, call them, immediately, te (vicki) police in the east bay are still looking for a woman... they say purposely backed into a family in a walmart parking lot. it happened at the union city walmart on sunday. police say the woman had just left the store agitated after trying to unsuccessfully return some batteries. no one was seriously injured. but a three-year-old was treated for some minor scrapes. (grant) a children's film edu

neiman marcus put itself up for sale., they're interested in neiman marcus. there you have it, consolidation in two industry, peter. >> more to come. watch the oil price. last time depression in oil patch in the '90s. big mergers in oil. >> you predict boast malls? liz: you feel like you're the last person alive when you stand in the ghost malls. >> that bad? our time is up. charles payne is standing by ready to take it away. sir, it is yours. charles: hello, everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cauto. we're watching number of flight cancellations thousands without power and we'll have more on that coming up. but first, to the firestorm in washington over the cbo report on the gop health care bill. blake burman is at the white house with the latest. blake? reporter: hi, there, charles. speaking storm you saw our camera get knocked by. we're getting a little bit here. this is something for republicans and democrats to hammer home. we're talking about pr

marcus off his sick bed. as a mourinho used to have a hold over chelsea's player of course.e remembers the good old days. the new man is not doing too badly either. they are lighting up the premier league. united were dazzled the last time they visited. and if it had not been for the keeper, the match could have been out of sight very early on. but the strikers were kept out by fingertips. united were stretched with a second red card. that would test tactics and temperamental. the first half was heated at goalless. last season, canto was the sung here monks blessed's champions. his goal found the bottom corner and was worth a semifinal. and equaliser was almost scored. that was the only choice that united had. chelsea have so choice that united had. chelsea have so many all. cost with the best. they miss was not so costly as united ran out of steam. b—double is still on for the blues. that is what victory meant for them. what defeat meant forjose mourinho is difficult to tell. so meant forjose mourinho is difficult to tell. 50 sure it was a good to tell. so sure it was a goo

all they needed as far as offense because marcus strolman was unhittable. the seventh inning to shutdown the puerto rico lineup. emotional performance by strolman who could have pitched for puerto rico. his mother is puerto rico. what a dramatic win for him and the country. no matter what happened, this is a win for baseball as a whole. this tournament was so embraced and passionate and wild in the stands. it is just a win for the sport. >> i'll believe you. >> you didn't see much. it was late. >> baseball's not my sport. >>> back to neil gorsuch for a moment. we reported gorsuch has been straight laced during two days of questioning except for one moment yesterday. when he was asked by senator ben sasse of the role of the declaration of independence. he responded with a reference to john hancock. listen carefully. >> no one remembers who john hancock was, but they know that's his signature. because he wrote his name so bigly and boldly. >> you just said bigly. [ laughter ] >> and i just won $5. >> you embarrassed me in front of my nephew and he loves it. >

united will be without astley marshall and marcus rashford, who is ill.urinho could have some selection problems for the match tomorrow. leicester city have confirmed caretaker manager craig shakespeare will be in charge until the end of the season. the premier league champions sacked claudio ranieri a fortnight ago when they were 17th in the table. since then shakespeare has led them to wins over liverpool and hull city. liverpool have strengthened their grip on fourth place in the premier league, with a hard —fought 2—1win over burnley. liverpool were far from their best, but the victory brings them a step closer to qualifying for the champions league next season, as drew savage reports. an expectant anfield crowd hoping liverpool will take advantage. no room for slip—ups. burnley do not travel well. but ashley barnes can certainly finish. the quality of the through—ball matched only by the size of ashley barnes‘ smile. liverpool struggled to settle. burnley seconds away from going in a goal up at half—time when giorgio wijnaldum pounced. 0n on with the

the 49ers also announced that they have waved marcus martin. he was a third round draft choice in 2014. >>> in las vegas, cal is facing oregon state. he goes strong to the hoop, the foil, he ends up with 12 points. the bears were the favorite but the beavers hung around until the end. the beavers within two. thompson lead oregon state with 25. the beavers could take the lead here, but they get an air ball. a long pass and the dunk. the bears put it away with a 67 - 62 win, they live again to face utah tomorrow. >>> the cardinals staged a dramatic come back. at the end of regulation, the shot clock is running out and he hits the jumper to tie the name. but the stanford momentum symptoms stops there. the final -- stops there. the final is 88 - 78. >>> the warriors back on the road against the celtics. barnes has already played a significant role off the bench against atlanta. he has made 12 team changes in 14 years but he's happy to be playing for the warriors. >> i have a well traveled career. but i have had the respect of the guys i competed ag

united will also be without the injured anthony martial, and marcus rashford who's ill.selection problems up front forjose mourinho. gary lineker‘s been speaking to him about facing his old side. imean, it i mean, it has to have special significance for you. you have been there twice. that must must mean something. yeah. yeah. especially after last season. but probably the opposite of what people are saying. lam not opposite of what people are saying. i am not looking for revenge. i am not looking for anything wrong or bad. if you say something special, maybe it is special. i want to go to chelsea where people will not forget what i did there. if it is different, it is different in a positive way. do you feel slightly let down by the chelsea players last season, looking at how they performed in your season when they won the league? did they switch off at tottenham ? won the league? did they switch off at tottenham? i think we were all guilty of the phenomenal season with the premier league and the league cup. and we were all guilty of the second season. in italy's serie

this has caused marcus to fall, quite a bit, hasn't? that is right.ices rising more than expected. you have the price of steel and other raw materials continuing to gain. this has boosted profits for industrial companies. but if you take a look at the consumer price inflation, sally. it could more than expected since january 200015. ppi and the cpi are going in separate directions, and this is also leading some analysts quite puzzled about the strength of the broader economy. the producer price index jumping by the broader economy. the producer price indexjumping by 7.8% in february from just 6.9% in january. so economists are saying that the soaring darker was largely driven by a proactive fiscal policies. —— dater. they refer to a sharp increase in government infrastructure and a railing into poverty ‘s markets. 0nce infrastructure and a railing into poverty ‘s markets. once established as higher, the ppi and higher consumer prices, we could see a rise in interest rates in china, which could in fact on growth and impact growth in the region as well.

marcus strowman was the story. he allowed no hits through 6 innings.ndon crawford had a little something to do with that. that is just a rifle arm to get carlos beltran. shortly after his great defensive play, brandon with the bat, bases loaded, two outs. a two run single in the clutch that pretty much decides things. it's 6-0 at that point all that matters is this guy going to get a no-hitter? angel pagan breaks it up with a slice to left. puerto rico winds up with only 3 hits, no runs. there's the blonde angel pecan right there. david robertson will be the guy in charge of locking this down. he gets the final out, and for the first time, team u.s.a. is the champion of the wbc. that's a classy act right there. team puerto rico standing and applauding the american team. by the way, marcus growman for his efforts, -- strowman, for his efforts, is the tournament mvp. >>> barry bonds will be back in his hometown, so to speak. barry at spring training. you heard yesterday, of course, he will return to the giants in an official capacity. a special assistant

. >>> well, that lavish holiday catalog cannot help turn things around and neiman marcus. the luxury retailer is struggling as more people shop online. now neiman marcus is in talks to sell itself to the hudson bay company. $5 billion of debt. hudson bay also owns saks fifth avenue and lord and taylor. >>> american airlines will soon add free meals, but only on two cross country flights. l.a. to new york and san francisco to new york. you'll receive a continental breakfast or a boxed meal with a sandwich wrap and a surprise dessert. the menu also has a fruit and cheese plate and hopefully a whole lot of wine and a vegetarian option too for picky eaters. >>> 11 million americans are likely to see a substantial improvement in their credit scores as of the 1st of july because the three major credit reporting agencies are going to remove the state and federal tax liens from the credit reports because of a settlement with lawmakers in 30 states. instead of waiting for these entries to age off of your credit report, it's going to happen immediately. that could help the economy.