so i'm taking him to metro market for some inspiration.m gonna try some for you, 'cause i'm gonna make it a little healthier than i would normally. lemonis: what is that? dave: that's whole milk. lemonis: what would you normally use? dave: half-and-half. lemonis: chef dave soup in the jar, available at metro market. dave: shh! ♪ you want to try my new soup? lemonis: that's it? dave: that's it. lemonis: what's in it? dave: grilled corn, grilled onion, roasted poblanos, grilled chicken, lime juice, cilantro, and yukon gold potato. it doesn't have any dairy. lemonis: whoa. dave: mm-hmm. lemonis: he did go back to work, and he told me he created a brand-new healthy soup for the grand opening. dave: what do you think? lemonis: that's good. maybe he's actually starting to listen. hey, great job, bud. dave: thanks. lemonis: see you soon. ♪ it's been about two weeks since i've seen dave, and i'm back for the grand opening of the new and improved soup market, and i have a feeling it's gonna look amazing. well! kevin: what's the word, man? lemonis:

metro, there's a bit in the market, pushed back for the time being.nk,k -- the chief executive being forced to step down. bank down 3.08%. that is look at european markets. vonnie: after last week, you are seeing a little more nuanced this week. the 10 year yield moving down through the session already, down for basis points. at 2.01 a moment ago. crude oil down 1%. barrel andd $57 a gold futures putting on the pounds, up 1.4%, close to $40.20 an ounce. if you look at the indices, you can see we are not moving a lot of broader indices. stocks moving on deal stories. celgene and bristol myers are moving. conoco phillips is there for some reason. what i meant was capital one, one of the banks the did less well on the fed stress test. capital one is down 1.7%. mgm resorts is up 2%. a halo effect on all the casino stocks. just to show you the s&p 500 is not moving a lot right now. guy: i will try to transition off of conoco phillips and we will talk about what is happening with the oil space. our guest joins us from copenhagen. it is very difficult. the g

market and in football and in baseball. but according to our own power city index which are indexes we built of 39 different city and metro areas the world with the biggest 12 market cap companies in each area the boston stock market, if you will, is up 21% this year versus just an 8% gain for st. louis. boston's pci powered by huge gains in sage therapeutics, wayfair and ge stock is up 39% up 39% this year struggling a bit in st. louis. they have centene, edgewell and peabody energy, those are all down hockey title, st. louis. stock market title, boston >>> time for the top trending stories. rah rahel solomon has these. >> one blues fan is celebrating a big financial win. the fan placed a $400 bet on the blues to win the stanley cup back in january. and that is paying off with the blues victory that fan will take home $100,000. as you can see he celebrated accordingly. >> the way i wish the story went, two dudes had too much to drink. one guy is like i bet you won't bet on the blues, the guy throws down 400 >> all along people were telling him he's out of his mind, to hedge his bet. >> good for him. >>> target making a move in

premium on friday's closing price analysts have been quick to upgrade metro but they raised its rating from underperform to marketform >>> and in the airline industry, luft han sa will start to peg its payout ratio to its net profit the german executive board announce they will pay out a regular dividend of 20 to 40% of net profit adjusted for one-time gains and losses its previous policy stipulated a payout of 10 to 25% of group they issued a profit warning last week but says this new plan will allow it to be more flexible. >>> and natxis sold off some of its bond holdings and scrapped entry fees for all of its funds. it's designed to limit recent outflows after the firm suffered significant client withdraws morning star raised concerns about liquidity and governance at that fund >>> all right. let's take a look at how markets are shaping up this morning. quick recap of some of the price action head into friday. by the end of the week a lot of optimism in u.s. equities faded out, but still we had a very, very strong week for u.s. equities last week s&p making record highs for the week indexes up about 3%. very s

metro area between 2010 and 2015. but the biggest increases come in the housing market. since 2013, median home prices have skyrocketed making the bay area one of the most expensive places in the country to buy a house. now a bit of a fright in san francisco quickly put out. you see that big plume of smoke formed over mission bay across mission bay. turns out it was just a shed fire. that shed is inside a food truck complex. crews put it out quickly. they're still there now keeping an eye on things. thankfully, no one was hurt. >>> almost four years ago to the day, donald trump announced he's running for president. four wild years later, president trump is at it again. as we speak, a spirited rally to kick off his re-lelection campaign. we're going to take you live to the amway center in orlando. he'sspeaking, a lot of pomp and circumstance. his kids are there, the first lady there and the vice president. he's firing up the crowd with his normal talking points, biddi building the wall, criticizing fake news. a lot of people camped out in anticipation of the rally. the ja

l hay market only getting by one lane there. >>> a video of a man tasered by metro transit police isrking outrage online. >> a witness recded the confrontation inside the u street metro station over the weekend.ll >> a right, all right. all hight. hey he hey! hey! hey!>> witnesses say the man who was tasered was coming to the defense of tn teeboys. transit police say they were responding to a report of ki with sticks threatening metro riders. boys said they did nothing wrong and they were released without being charged. officers say the man w was tasered ignored warnings to move fick. justin h will join us live in a few minutes with a full uport. >>>on workers today at shoppers grocery stores will begin to protest. >> several stores have closed and those protesting want to know if they are next.ee aho is live at college park where one of the protesters will take place. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. workers here tell me they are frustrated. sehe shoppers food warehas not told them anything and they they will lose their jobs. it's been months since the parent company announc

markets. here is what they are doing. the ftse fairly flat but down just a shade. a caddo among the fullers. metroank you. i will talk to you later. let's look at the weather with stav da naos. hello there. although much of the country saw outbreaks of rain at the weekend, southern britain did see a lot of sunshine and some high temperatures. a top temperature of 29 degrees in norfolk on sunday afternoon. big changes taking place now. low afternoon. big changes taking place now. low pressure afternoon. big changes taking place now. low pressure sweeping of the atla ntic now. low pressure sweeping of the atlantic pushing the heat off into the near continent. it is turning more unsettled and breezy. this coming week, with low pressure largely in control, there would be a bit of sunshine. showers or longer spells of rain. some could be heavy. it will feel rather cool. today low— pressure it will feel rather cool. today low—pressure to the north of the uk bringing a blustery day. windy for scotla nd bringing a blustery day. windy for scotland and northern ireland. here we will see most of the showers

wind for a major part of the housing market according to a new harvard university study spending on remodelling expected to slow this year in nearly half of the major metroanker of remodelling research at harvard, chief economist with the american institute of architects great to have you with us. >> great to be here with you >> i was surprised this was a fact that i didn't know the new construction market has been slowing for over a year and that means that usually remodelling slows as well. how deep of a slowdown should we be expecting >> you know, i think the slowdown will be fairly modest it's been modest on the new construction side and we're still expecting expecting 4% orh it's been high digits for the entire expansion, a strong market so i think it's really coming back to earth and more traditional levels. >> is this surprising given where mortgage rates are right now and the ability of the consumer to actually borrow some money pretty cheaply >> well, lower mortgage rates certainly are helping growing equity and home prices are helping too. but i think there's a lot of markets that are just kind of getting priced out of most people's ranges. peo