remember, this is the crossover, but it seems that nobody told that to nordstrom. only did the stock fail to sell off. it managed to roar higher rallying from 74 and change at the time of the death cross up to 80 last week before pulling back over the last few sessions to 78 and change. nordstrom indicated the rsi, we followed that at the top and important momentum indicator has been flying higher. you can see the direction of that. the mac d is giving us wildly bullish readings and look at that break through right there and the money flow is about to turn positive for the first time since spring and all that made lang think that nordstrom headed higher and given the high-end department store chain and the gasoline in the country and next up, check out longtime cramer fife restoration hardware this by the way is pull krit udkri dued. restoration hardware has been moving in a straight line since last may and it broke out above the key $100 level that took my breath away and i said holy cow, what a breakout! making a brand new all-time high and it flashed at renew bu

burlington coat factory and nordstrom rack both face similar suits for comparison pricing and many high-endailers are accused of deceptive marketing at their outlet stores but while the compare at prices may be inaccurate we found tj maxx's actual prices were still pretty low. we couldn't find any of the branded items we checked for anywhere else. so you may still find a deal just not the bargain you were hunting for. now, tj maxx declined comment for our story but off price retailers are not the only ones whose pricing tactics may surprise you. you know those big yearly and half year sales? they bring in lower quality brand merchandise for the sales to think you're getting a deal on the same high quality stuff they carry year round. >> tricky. >> so if you are a savvy shopper and you think it's not a great deal, trust your gut. >> would you your phone or ask somebody with a phone to google it, that's what we did, we checked probably about a dozen prices not a single one was accurate so sometimes the error was in your female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. i

so you have neiman marcus with last call and you have nordstrom with nordstrom rack and sax fifth avenuelumping because they did two things wrong. he was the first to admit on the had a bad year. he said full stop. we had a bad year. they raised their prices at a time when their merchandise was not resonating with consumers. it was a double whammy and so sales are soft because of that. >> i was there the other day, they still feel affordable, chic. >> i'm not hysterical about it. i think fashion has misses. it happens. i think this is one of those times. mickey drexler is one of the great merchant princes of all time. that's what he's called. >> wouldn't you like to see mellody hysterical? >> i get hysterical. not on the air. >> questions come up. lower prices lower quality. >> so he came back hard on that point. he said j. crew is always going to stand for quality. he always said don't confuse us with the fast retailers that are out there like zara or uniglow or some of the others h&m where you're paying $9.99 for pants that you wear for a few times. he was very clear -- those were my w

. >> if you want to spend that new raise you got nordstrom rack is opening up a new store in our area>> it is a child porn sting at the home of jared, the subway spokesperson. we explain how this went down and how another arrest led them to this home. >> even the mere mention of death makes a lot of peopler in vis but now a dc council member wants to bring assisted >>> developing tonight, subway restaurant says it's suspending relationship of jared fogle and taken off references of him off of its website. >> his home was raided as part of a child pornography investigation. >> a federal agent escorted jared fogle out of his own house filled with investigators looking for evidence. the famed subway sandwich spokesperson is the target of their investigation. officers from the indiana internet crimes against children task force hit jared's home 6:30 tuesday morning with a search warrant. agents carried out electronics like laptops and dvds to their mobile forensic units parked in the driveway. his wife and two children left home shortly after the raid started. this follows the arrest abou

so you have nieman marcus with last call and you have nordstrom with nordstrom rack.mping? >> they did two things wrong. he was the first to admit on the phone yesterday that we had a bad year. he said, full stop we had a bad year. they raised their prices at a time when their merchandise was not resinating with their consumers and it was a double whammy so sales have been soft because of that. >> i was in j. crew the other day, i think the clothes are affordable, chic and still feel like one of the cool kids. >> i'm not hysterical about this. i think fashion has misses. it happens, and this is one of those times. i think mickey drexler is one of the great merchant princes of all time. that's what he's called one of the last ones that exist. >> wouldn't you like to see mellody hysterical? >> i get hysterical. not on the air. >> but the question comes up i mean lower prices lower quality. >> so he came back hard on that point. he said, j. crew is always going to stand for quality. he also said don't confuse us with the fast retailers who are out there like zara or some

and alta and nordstrom. brian? >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i love action alerts." and reading your articles. >> thank you. >> caller: i'm on my way to foxwoods and i need your hem with ohave a science. >> whoever is the starting quarterback for the giants. it's not working, by the way also -- my lucky number is anybody who is a running back for the eagles and anybody who is in the hall of fame for the eagles. you get that, number 20. how about lois in florida. >> caller: hi, jim. what's your opinion about cbs? >> i'm a backer of netflix. tanner in north carolina. tanner? >> caller: booyah, jim. this is tanner in north carolina. i was wondering what your opinion was on tk -- >> what we're going to do, we are going to go back to our old friend, that we avoided for long time. marley's out, profits are in. let's go to les in virginia. >> caller: jim, thanks for taking my call. dominion resources has been a great stock in the past. what do you think about it going forward? >> dominion is the best run utility out there. you know that we have tom farrell on. he's doing g

shareholders the shareholders and they have an amazing last five to ten years or three to five years as a nordstrom. they made an extraordinary multibillion-dollar investment. the also have tremendous one click ordering. however we believe the atvs heal in this case is the last investment. they spent about $6 billion in the $3 billion. that's not sustainable even for amazon. the last is too expensive even for amazon in the current solution. also look at innovation in the payment space they are finally catching up to the one click that will give the opportunity to not have to put on our credit card over. more than anything disruptive force is going to give other retailers a solution for a fraction of the capital investment. when i see uber and it came to me when i was in florida and i forgot my beach chair and asked them to go back and he came back and was $4 to write it in my grocery list and came back and it was $12 we effectively have been in the post office without the unions were the collective bargaining or the uniforms and they buy them on trucks. becoming a vascular system so i don't see the

. >> far cry from nordstrom's jewelry. >> right! ha! yes. this is no nord storm's or macy'ss. but for now i have to settle for this. >> individuality is also alive and well in the men's protective custody unit. where laila arguetta is serving out his parole violation. >> i identify as a female. i live my life as a female. i do lots of feminine things. still thinking about the sex change. it requires a lot of therapy, counseling, money. you know. budgeting is not the best thing i can do. >> but arguetta's means of obtaining money is what brought him to jail. three years earlier he was convicted of robbery. after serving nearly a year in jail he was released on parole. arguetta recently violated by being out past his court ordered curfew. plying another illegal trade. >> by violating my curfew, i am committing a crime. which is prostitution. i get in the car with an undercover, i'm thinking it's a john. and, hey, it's a cop. i get arrested. i'm thinking i am going home 30 days later. no they gave me six months. >> starting at age 18, arguetta has had numerous days at santa rita,

hundred number on the back and learned the card was flagged and said multiple returns to stein mart, nordstromand nike outlet raised alarms. >> they are saying it's a lot of run around because i made the returns. john: she had all the receipts and said it was clothing that didn't fit. >> i said can you please tell me on the four-page terms and conditions where it tells me that you are not allowed to make a return? they couldn't find that. john: so we got involved and contacted u.s. bank which manages the visa gift card she purchased. a spokesman said they would resolve her lost card issue quickly. but he said cards can be locked up if fraud is suspected. which is apparently what happened here. tamara says she is no longer going to consider a gift card be the same as a regular debit card. >> my issue is what if this was my only form of money and i was out of town or anything what happened i couldn't use my gift card? john: one more card. use up the card and toss it away. making the return is much more difficult because you no longer have the card used for the purchase. good to keep in mind so y

necklace is 90 at nordstroms and then she also has something around her ankle. >> look at that. >> son and then the other ankle she has little cute ankleet and connects to the toe. >> it is like a toe ring. >> yes. >> foot chain good i have to say that thigh necklace is something, it looks a little will pair of short shorts i like that. >> it is a pleasure. >> a lot of girls will be wearing this as summer heat up. >> 9:50. of course we are staying on top of this breaking news all united flights are grounded due you to a computer glitch another look at phl, they are still there. we will be right back. >>> big national story in our country all united airlines flights have been grounded because of a computer problem. >> lets get to jenny joyce with new information from the airport, jenny. >> hi alex and mike, i did talk to the general manager of united a short time ago and he did tell me that the system is back on line, it came on just before 9:30 this morning. so we are watching the lines move through baggage check ins, they said whoever there will be a three hour delay for most flights

you look across the street you have nordstrom's rack, forever 21 sephora this is chestnut, walnut streetn this area. it is a really nice thing to have. i have to say this you rarely see blooming dale's outlet. certainly you see them much less then a northstrom rack or off 65th avenue. the only one that i can think of anywhere near this area is in connecticut north of the new york city. i can probably be wrong. this is going to be cool because many people consider the blooming dale's, line, maybe a notch above northstrom behind me and outlets because they are few of them, people believe they have better stuff in them. so november of this year, upstairs november 2nd floor. >> november? >> it is coming. so get that change bucket ready, grab your secret stash from your husband whatever it takes right. >> i'm definitely going there. >> not that i would have a secret stash. >> not at all. >> 22,000 square feet, it will be a big store. >> yes. >> collette 48. >> hey mike, did you smell this bag. >> excuse me. >> can you smell this bag please. >> excuse me. >> that smells good. >> really good. >

in the last three or five years outside of nordstrom. so, what is the future, what is amazon trying to establish? they made an extraordinary multibillion investment. trying to get 50% of americans did everything they need within two to four hours and it's been an expert in every investment and they have tremendous one click ordering however we believe that the kiwis heal in this case is the last investment. they spent about $6 million in the shipping costs to about $3 billion that is growing 40% a year. that isn't sustainable even for amazon. the last was too expensive even for amazon in the current solution. also when you look at innovation we are finally catching up to one and things such as apple pay will give the opportunity over and over we think that is going to erode. more than anything else, the disruptive force will give other retailers a solution for the fraction of the capital investment. when i see uber and i forgot my beach chair and it was $4 we effectively have dhl and ups without a correlative bargaining is and it's becom

you have to call up and get this sucker right now. [ laughter ] next from the blackhawks is joakim nordstromd, "most likely to rip off his mustache and say, 'twas me all along!" [ laughter ] [ slap ] next is marian hossa from the blackhawks. he was voted, "most likely to be the guy in prison whose seat you're sitting in." it's like -- [ laughter ] >> steve: taking your chair. >> jimmy: i'm going to sit on the ground. >> steve: what a weird award to give. >> jimmy: yeah it is. he got it, man. next up is duncan keith from the blackhawks. he was voted, "most likely to have a pet can of beer." well that's interesting. [ laughter ] don't see many of those. next from the lightning is andrej sustr. he was voted, "most likely to be the first person to be declared 'too white' for hockey." [ laughter ] >> steve: the ice. the glare of the ice. >> jimmy: the glare of the ice. >> steve: yeah. gives you sunburn. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there is blood flowing through his skin, though, is that correct? >> steve: yes. yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next up from the lightning is brian boyle. he was voted, "most l

they included kate spade, nordstrom, korea electric power. were some of the companies on this list that the new york stock exchange distributed before the opening bell to the traders here in new york here at the new york stock exchange but then came this halt in trading. the trader i talked with said he doesn't know if the two issues are connected meaning the halt now and the list of stocks that the new york stock exchange handed out before the opening bell today. as we speak, 30 minutes and counting. business has stopped here at the new york stock exchange but trading is still going on at the nasdaq. ashleigh? >> stand by for one second if you will, alison. i want to read a statement that came out just in the last few moments from the new york stock exchange via a spokesperson and it says "we're currently experiencing a technical issue we're working to resolve as quickly as possible. we will be providing further updates as soon as we can and are doing our utmost to produce a swift resolution, communicate thoroughly and transparently and ensu

. >> like a $20 gift certificate to this mall that had a nordstrom in it. so like -- okay? when i first signed up for it, i just heard $20 gift certificate. i didn't know it was for -- that we had to make a video. >> seth: right. >> so i signed up. they're, like, you have to make a video. i was, like, okay, well if i'm going to make this video, i should do it as a personal challenge where i, like, play kind of a character. >> seth: right. >> so i was in line, and then they, like -- they're, like, "okay, you're going to go on camera now." and i kind of changed my entire demeanor to be this very shy girl who is -- loves just having fun and is really into cooking. >> seth: yeah. >> and they were so mad at me. because they could not get anything out of me. >> seth: what my favorite is, when they asked you what your deepest darkest secret is. >> yes, yes, yeah. >> seth: which i love, because obviously this video, they want something lascivious, they want something a little dirty, and -- >> this is one of the things that didn't make t cut, which i can't believe. is they just kept

gabe slate tech report >> reporter:the design studio is inside the nordstrom shoe department in the westfieldenter in san francisco. customers jump on the ipads located here and create their masterpiece >> reporter:everything is customizable whatever you can imagine. you can create heel height, straps, buckles , colors. >> reporter:chole here has designed a few pairs through the system. and says i undersold it by saying there are "millions" of options. >>sot - chloÉ dutschke / shoes of prey we have a huge range of styles and shapes + the sudden range which means we can cater for smaller and larger issues buses as well s, adjustments. meaning people who have struggled hard to find shoe size and the pass was no longer have that problem. you'll be able to get the color and style that you want creek anything that you need lee reflect your style. it's a step-by-step process accurate with amazing shoes that list that can sit down with you one on one to help you create the perfect shoe and fit used for sizes. >> reporter:after a customer designs their shoe they order it right there on the spot and i

. >> if you like nordstrom rack, that's even better. >> live shot from that second level store, liberty, in the 9:00 hour. lays potato chips, rolling out new flavors. part of the do us a flavor contest. >> oh, another rounds? here is what you can taste and vote on it time. ready? >> southern biscuits and grave. >> i that's the flavor? >> that's the flavor. then we have kettle cook greek town gyro. >> thank you. and then, new york rubin. >> i like that idea. >> and wavy west coast truffle fries. >> no. >> so voting start later this month, and runs through mid october. don't knock it, mike, until you tried it. >> i love the rubin sandwich, that pastrami. >> what, kettle cook ginger, i wouldn't fer she'll make another one of these? >> i wonder if she is rich. didn't she get a million dollars oring? >> you get a million dollars. >> one of my favorite people in the studio, his name is ken, i love this show, watch it all the time. one of those shows when it is on, i can't stop watching it. and then i waste the entire weekend new season of airplane reap owe premiered last night, repoman himsel

the nordstrom's doesn't, so that is the real challenge. you only factories and you can go whatever it is from three to four weeks on a new group that is mind-boggling, so i think that goes back to one of the of the conversations we had previously about the whole concession business where the manufacturers who owned the business and the stores. erik: i need to interrupt you because retail sales are out and vonnie quinn will give us details. from what i can see, huge disappointment. vonnie: down .3% and we were looking for a gain of .2%. a much better made than forecast but again, the main numbers are being revised and down by a little bit. down 1.2% and retail sales over me have been revised down to 1%. let's look at other data. we are looking for weakness there and that is much bigger of a disappointment for autos. we saw drop of .1% and gas drop by .2% and the control group this is the data that features and plugs to gdp was also a negative down .1%. we were looking for a positive gain of point 3%, so a bit disappointing. not seeing a hug

>> it's from nordstrom. >> okay. >> nord stram rack. carey is a writer now in silicon valley. >> such a great show. >> yes. fantastic show. >> all of this exposed on national television. were they into it? >> i haven't heard from carey. katie was happy. she showed her children. carey has been silent so we'll see. >> you learn soon enough. >> did you come out with more of these? i remember as a kid with my older sister we used to do h?u dance-a-thons talent shows. did you do a lot of these? >> yes. we did classic cone heads sequel. it's fun w. a big video camera which kids probably don't know p because everything is on your phone. >> you can do it with imovies. >> there was no video camera. there were no cameras. nothing. >> yours were hieroglyphics. >> hey. >> is wow. >> who are those guys? >> owl city and hanson. >> unbelievable. really great. so jimmy fallon was in the news because finally he came back to his show. you guys saw that we knew he broke his arm or finger. we saw this. >> he described what happened. he was falling down in

we have had nordstrom target, walmart, that have done in-store promotion and have shown a significantuse of that. nobody else can really be a merchandising partner to people as an insights partner and eight promoted pin partner. the conversations we are having our amazing. never have the discussions been at such a integrated level. >> so you are not going to tell me about the roadmap for the rest of the year. maybe you can just talk about -- are there areas of revenue that pinterest now has opportunities for in the future? >> we think about a whole bunch of things in making a pin more actionable. we think about targeting capability. there are 3 pillars of pinterest from the product perceptive. the first is that you can discover things. visual search is different than anything else. then saving, which is the organizing principle. 50 billion pins have been saved. if like 50 billion pages torn from the magazine where your friends can see them. that is pretty powerful. we are working on organizing principles of how you save. and then do, can you actually go to do these things? >> you also

we have had nordstrom target, walmart, that have done in-store promotion and have shown a significantes lift because of that. nobody else can really be a merchandising partner to people as an insights partner and eight promoted pin partner. the conversations we are having our amazing. never have the discussions been at such a integrated level. >> so you are not going to tell me about the roadmap for the rest of the year. maybe you can just talk about -- are there areas of revenue that pinterest now has opportunities for in the future? >> we think about a whole bunch of things in making a pin more actionable. we think about targeting capability. there are 3 pillars of pinterest from the product perceptive. the first is that you can discover things. visual search is different than anything else. then saving, which is the organizing principle. 50 billion pins have been saved. if like 50 billion pages torn from the magazine where your friends can see them. that is pretty powerful. we are working on organizing principles of how you save. and then do, can you actually go to do these things?

in one instance, the journal bought 22 items more than half are 12 shipped from walmart jc penney nordstromdoesn't make economic sense for you how long can that last is in a doesn't make sense short term we are basically working backwards from a value proposition, that and business model we know viable in the future, and you know just like any start-up, you know you have to sort of be scrappy early on. >> how long can you go based on the funding that you have when you are losing money like that. >> we have to raise more money no doubt, but if you look at amount of money we need to raise the value of the asset we can create with that money, it is a -- you know order magnitude sort of return for a big return for investors, so feel really good about it. >> you raised 225 million dollars valuation he about 3 billion dollars do you think looking at how much you raised based on how little that has been accomplished so far, that maybe there is too much capital available are we in a bubble, do you sense when raising easy to make money like this. >> no, i don't, i think -- the amount of money raised