. >> finally a high profile retailer nordstrom had a tough year. ey were for sale then they weren't for sale. they are competing with companies going onlind mean it's been a tough time for the company. why do you like them now? >> we own a specialty basket of retailers which ndstrom is in it. we screened them because of their free cash flow, generate a lot o free cash flow. i think as far as position versus other retailers they had n't have tos and d take off line the stores and problem. that they've crafted we think a nice strategy here, multhannel strategy, which is in store and online. and thenordstroms and nordstroms rack, a discount operation and they kobld together a loyalty program for those. and again any generality free cash fanw and theement now is committed to buying back stock. we look for nordstrom to continue to perform like the other retail players. >> shaun thanks for joining us ton. >> thank you. >> shaun o'hara with pacer etfs you c a read moreut his nbr.com the website at >>> coming up, will tariffs put the fast growing ebike bus

at the corner of one of the city's busiest shopping districts sits nordstrom rack, now the scene of a stabbing. >> the suspect was also a female juvenile, 14 from concord, walked up to the victim and stabbed her without warning and an unprovoked attack. stabbed her once in the chest with a pair of scissors. >> reporter: the victim, 17, didn't know her attacker. she is okay things to witnesses on the street. >> they assisted the victim by putting direct pressure on her wound and pointing out the suspect with the backup officers that were responding to the scene caught. >> reporter: the suspect walked half a block before she was arrested. people nearby were warned about what happened and told be vigilant. >> we have a communication channel where the news is posted. it is a neighborhood watch to make sure that everyone is very careful and very aware. even to walk by yourself. >> reporter: police are not releasing surveillance video at this time. ktvu fox2 news. >>> we continue to monitor shasta county where wildfires continue to burn out of control. 45 miles of interstate 5 remain shut d

at the corner of one of the city's busiest shopping districts sits nordstrom rack, now the scene of atween two teenage girls. >> the suspect, also a female juvenile, she's age 14 from the city of concord, walked up to the victim and stabbed her without warning, unprovoked attack. stabbed her once in the chest with a pair of season. >> reporter: the victim didn't know her attacker. she's okay, thanks to witnesses on the street who stopped to help. >> they assisted the victim by putting direct pressure on her wound and also pointing out the suspect to the backup officers that were responding to the scene. >> reporter: the suspect walked half a block with the weapon still in hand before she was arrested with police. people who worked nearby were warned about what happened and told to be vigilant. >> at work we have a communication channel where the news got posted and it was a neighborhood watch to make sure everyone is very careful, very aware, even to walk without your cell phone on your hand. >> reporter: police obtained surveillance video but are not releasing it at this time. the su

recently, nordstrom. how big a part of the business do you see wholesale becoming for j.crew?wonderful relationship in the u.s. with nordstrom, but we do not have the relationships across the globe, so recently we watched all across europe in all of the major department stores. , and we america as well are exploring opportunities in the asian -- in asia now. >> two weeks ago you relaunched the j.crew brand. what sort of response are you seeing from customers? do you see increased traffic, higher sales? jim: we are excited about the relaunch. we definitely see an increase in new customers as well as reactivated customers thomas of people who have left the brand and are coming back. >> are they spending as much as you would like? jim: they are. it's an exciting time. when i started i received so many emails from customers saying i loved j.crew, but i have grown out of the brand, meaning physically, it does not fit me anymore. we are now receiving so many comments via social media of people who are so happy to be able to shop the brand again. isn't just about trying to be everyth

so i don't expect it to be to be a significance all of the nordstrom to our kind of little disagree i think it will always be under threat because you need one of the european companies has already said it would pull out of the project if the united states indeed impose sanctions on any european companies participate in it in general i think if you take a broader look at all basically liberalism is that a goal would be in the european union that i do or would you can make alliances with extremist nationalists they made an alliance with the nationalists in ukraine they met in the lines with the nationalists in point no they're coordinating with them when the nationalism is directed outwards not and i think is largely. yes they're making alliances with nationalists who acted against russia against china against big countries which acted in but which of their outer liberal ideology start again and then we can make and i want to is with american national just to my mind you know conservatives the so-called neo cons they are american nationalists and basically you can make an alliance with

. >>> nordstrom is under fire for selling dirty sneakers for $530. golden goose. nordstrom responded to con plaints saying, quote, we serve a lot of different customers, each with different tastes. >>> a major milestone used to reach water supplies. the dam construction now complete. the repairs are still under way and what it means for your drinking water. >> kristin is here with what's new at 5:00. >>> a house that housed a rapist. plus -- >> our future, your future, everyone's future is dependent on the work they do. >> striking up the band at this school. the big reveal in the east bay. >>> good food at a this is customizable str...whatever size.r family. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. and all streaming appsst ths how xfinitmakelife.m. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. >>> a major milestone has been reached in the east bay. a dam has been completed at the calaveras reservoir. it si

. >>> nordstrom is selling beaten up, grungy sneakers. they have tape on them. the price tag?400 and $5 per pair. can you believe this? some of the comments -- somf the comments are lighthearted and others are outraged. shoppers say the retailer'sof ing or making fun of poverty. nordstrom said it realizes not every customer will like every product that it carries and they're passing the comments along to their team. >> wait. the retailer doing that or the customer buying it doing that, maki funf it? poverty or whatever? >> not sure. i know they don't look like they're worth from the money. >> from the jeans with the holes in everything and the knees and ripped up and -- >> some look stylish.os just look dirty. don't you think? you need to get rid of them. >> as long as they don't smell like it. >> i don't know what they smell like. >>> right now, members of the university of maryland board are meeting and they're meeting about the death of a football player. >> we have been following thi story so closely. we could learn the findings of the panel within the hour. erika gonzalez

it happened around this time last night outside the nordstrom rack at market and 5th street. alyana gomez joins us from there live. the suspect is now in custody. >> reporter: that's right, julie. yeah. the young girl who was stabbed -- it happened outside this nordstrom rack at fifth and market as you mentioned. police are calling it a brazen attack considering this heavily populated area. lots of people are here as you see here and, of course, police. it was just after 5 p.m. wednesday, the height of rush hour traffic on san francisco's market street. at the corner of one of the city's busiest shopping stcts, scene of a stabbing between two teenagers. >> the suspect a female juvenile aged 14 from concord walked up to the victim and stabbed her without warning and unprovoked attack, stabbed her once in the chest with a pair of scissors. >> reporter: the victim a 17- year-old girl from san francisco, didn't know her attacker. she is okay thanks to witnesses on the street who stopped to help. >> they assisted the victim by putting direct pressure on her wound and pointing out

nordstrom was added to the conviction buy list.the flip side, goldman sachs also slapping a sell rating on macy's with a $33 price target on that particular stock macy's share up by 0.1% in the premarket trading. >>> time for the top trending stories. leslie picker has those. leslie, the one that i have maybe got the most attention paid to this morning is the nike a ad >> certainly controversial colin kaepernick has struck a new deal with nike even as he doesn't currently have a job in the nfl. the former san francisco 49ers quarterback is one of the athletes featured in the just do it campaign. he tweeted in the ad believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything colin kaepernick kneeled during the 2016 season to protest racial injustice last week his lawsuit was allowed to proceed >> the guy takes a knee, has gets him all the controversy, now he will soak it again with this particular face nike made adeliberate move to do this. >> yeah. >> maybe this speaks to their customer base more, you wonder if that was the thin

tracee: yes, 530-dollar pair of sneakers sold online at nordstrom by the brand golden goose, there theyen sparked huge social media backlash, you can see they look old and dingy and taped up, many are saying the sneakers are offensive and distasteful and they glorify poverty. $530, that's -- lauren: that's the cost of golden goose. cheryl: i'm offended by the price. lauren: they're not all with tape like that one. tracee: i don't get it. cheryl: thank you very much. lauren: coming up, everybody, last week he was grand standing at senate hearing. >> this is the closest aisle ever have in my life of and i am sparticus moment. now hinting again what future could be in politics. remember when justin timberlake showed off his movies at half time show, we may have a hint who the headliner will be this year. cheryl: i think i know who it is. lauren: i have no idea. dow up another 34-inching so close record high, highest back in january, s&p up 2, nasdaq gaining 7. you're watching fbn:am. you'd be better off just taking your money and throwing it right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. wi

pitch. >> jw nordstrom. >> might have been. >> royally >> you guys. >> let me reiterate -- and closing money which was weird. >> one of my favorite shows. >> that's at 4:00 right. >> the retailers you go to the banks. >> almost a holiday season. >> it is >> it is the holiday zbloonz no question about it. >> about 10 oh days a away. >> it's hump day. >> stop. >> coming up pot foreia, spreading through wall street as shares of tilray go wild how long can the mania last? check out shares of red hot reporting earnings not to stock we talk about a whole lot but we tell you why the move after hours could be a key indicator for the mechanic and later pete pounding the dabl on a dow stock stuck in correction territory what has him betting on the turn around he will give us his fast pitch more "fast money" right after this ♪ introducing the all-new corolla hatchback. toyota. let's go places. thanks, janet. it's welcomemy happy place. store. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wireless network that saves you cash. and you can get 5 lines of talk and text included with your inter

it happened outside the nordstrom rack store at 5th and market on wednesday.police say a 17-year-old girl was walking out of a store... when a 14-year-old girl walked up and stabbed her in the chest with scissors. the 14-year-old was taken into custody shortly afterwards. police say the victim does ánot know her attacker. the girl was taken to the will be okay. ( will ) happening today... the world's largest militarized swat training and weapons expo comes to the east bay.( darya ) this will be the last year of the expo... which attracts huge protests every year. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in pleasnton this morning with the details. ( will ) thanks lydia. ( darya ) google is stepping up to help restore the vietnam war memorial in san jose. the "sons of san jose vietnam war memorial" in guadalupe river park was defaced by vandals. the spray paint was cleaned up... but the grafitti was etched into the granite. the parks department says it would cost about 3-thousand dollars to fix. that's when google stepped up and made a large donation to help restore the

it happened outside the nordstrom rack store at 5th and market wednesday.-year-old victim was walking out of a store. when a 14- year-old girl walked up and stabbed her in the chest with scissors. she was taken into custody shortly afterwards. police say the victim does not know the attacker. the stabbing appears to be random. the victim was taken to the hospital but will be okay. ( robin )three years in state prison... for the woman who threw a chihuahua off the 7th-floor of a parking garage. it happened in san francisco earlier this year. wakeen best was found guilty of several charges including animal cruelty and auto burglary. prosecutors said, best entered the garage around 2- p.m. february 10th, broke into a mercedes, and took a 4-year- old male chihuahua named dunky... that had been left that had been left inside while his owner went to lunch. best threw the dog from the 7th floor.after completing her sentence, the judge also ordered an additional eight- months on supervised release. ( robin )the family of stephon clark filed a wrongful death claim w

nordstrom and walmart all posted stronger than expected earnings growth. >> i can understand that.e to see in real life before you buy it. also, returning it a lot easier when you have a store to go back to. >> this is true. and who doesn't love target? >> that's the truth. diane king hall speaking the truth at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, two lucky fans of beyonce and jay-z get a life-changing surprise at a concert. how the music superstars made a huge investment in their futures. scores a new deal with nike. the message behind this ad featuring the former player. plus: the senate confirmation hearing for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh begins this morning. why at least one senator wants a delayed start. and: louisiana's coast bracing for impact as tropical storm gordon is supposed to turn into a hurricane before landfall. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's tuesday september fourth. i'm kenny choi. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> a shocker

penney is doing. >> i agree but i think nordstrom is late to the game don't you think.s started this kroger the the grocery chain you want to talk about an intickty starting delivery. >> up hill battle but at least they're trying to go up -- >> the chair of the judiciary committee is now speaking and go to hum right now. please. >> from -- can we have -- can we have quiet from the audience? i'm not sure who is talking own how loudly. but chairman grassley has called for quiet in the audience. >> there's somebody from the -- >> listen that can signal to me that the chairs are filled. and that, that we can have some peace and quiet. i would like to start out today where we left off on september the 13th although this is a new meeting. but i was anticipating a lot of motions from the minority and we did have some motions from the minority. but if you remember, i said that i'll give the minority a chance to make their motions and then i was going to make a motion that we have a time certain to vote. and so i want to make that motion time certain to vote. but if there is a m

wholesale into places like bloomingdale's and nordstrom's. has that been going and how is the clientele changing? >> we have been lucky because we have had very strong sales in the stores. it's a way of working with retailers so they can have a special experience. if your customer wants to shop in the department store she's going to shop there. the internet as a whole different experience. you make up for her as well. to be honest i think we work twice as hard to get the same result that we used to. and jamesrk badgley mischka of badgley mischka, cofounders and going strong. us inyou for joining studio. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: you're watching bloomberg markets. andve got the ftse, dax tax. we are seeing a decline in mining shares as they are lower with metals on concern over a trade dispute between the u.s. and china. quick look at currencies as well. we do not see the british pound strengthening even after some optimistic comments from brexit as well. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ to rent a movie? showtime. or buy the hottest shows

with nordstrom, but we did not have relationships across the globe.e launched all across europe in all of the major department stores, and in south america as well. we are exploring opportunities in asia now. >> two weeks ago you relaunched the j.crew brand. what sort of response have you had from customers? increased traffic and higher sales? jim: we are excited about the relaunch. we are definitely seeing an increase in new customers as well as reactivated customers. people that have left the brand and are coming back to j.crew. the spending as much as you would like? jim: they are. it's an exciting time. when i started, i received so many emails from customers j.crew, but id have grown out of the brand, meaning physically. it doesn't fit me anymore. we are now receiving so many comments be a social media of people who are so happy to be able to shop the brand again. so inclusive he isn't just about trying to be everything to everybody. it's about in whatever you are doing, including as many people as possible. received a comment on instagram from a

a couple of potential winners, kohl's and nordstrom.onsumer space. nike is making a big bet on colin kaepernick. naming the quarterback who sparked controversy for nearly during the national anthem, the new face of its iconic just do it campaign. following the announcement, it orttnike and #burn trending on twitter. joining us now to discuss, ceo and at him and. nike stock has been on a tear for over a year. as to what extent is the pullback, a little bit of noise first something more concerning? >> it is probably an opportunity. it is definitely noise. nike has always stood at the intersection of culture and sport as well as innovation. they have been accelerating speed. the touch points with consumers, i think this is just another of how they keep themselves in the conversation. an important campaign and the boycotts are just a lot of noise. caroline: we have a willingness to take on the culture wars in many ways. i am amazed at the negative sentiment that surrounds us on twitter. a graphic that shows how much negative ascent -- senti

police in san francisco arrested a 14-year-old girl accused of stabbing another teenager outside and nordstrom rack store. investigators say it was an unprovoked attack. just after 5:00 wednesday evening the 14-year-old girl walked up to a 17-year-old girl and stabbed her once in the chest with a pair of scissors. people on market street nearby helped the 17-year-old and pointed out the attacker to police. >> the suspect who was also a female juvenile, age 14 from concorde, walked up to the victim and stabbed her without warning in an unprovoked attack. >> police caught up to that 14- year-old girl about half a block away but they say she was walking with the scissors still in her hand. two girls did not know each other. >>> a grieving family in the south bay is looking for answers after man was killed by -- right outside his home with his wife and two young boys inside. >> this happened sunday near san jose. >> heartbroken. angry. numb. confused. >> reporter: a family overcome with sadness. why frankie a constant question as they grapple with the loss of a man who lit up their lives. >> i was

police in san francisco arrested a 14-year-old girl accused of stabbing another teenager outside a nordstrom rack store. investigators say it was an unprovoked attack. investigators say just after 5 pm on wednesday the 14-year-old girl walked up to a 17-year-old girl and stabbed her once in the chest with a pair of scissors. people nearby on busy market street helped that wounded 17- year-old and pointed out the suspect to police. >> the suspect who is also a female juvenile, age 14 from concorde, walked up to the victim and stabbed her without warning, an unprovoked attack expect police caught up to the 14-year-old girl. she was about half a block away walking with the scissors it still in her hand. police say the two girls did not know each other. >>> we continue the wildfires in shasta county. it continues to burn out of control. 45 miles of interstate 5 are still shut down because of that fire. the delta fire has burned 22,000 acres north of reading and is still 0% contained. you can see the size of the fire in that video. there are mandatory evacuations in the area. the fire started wed

the numbers, you can listen to a retailer like walmart or target, even high-end retailers like you nordstromave had their best quarter in more than a decade. people are out there spending, confidence really speaks to how people feel in this country. quite frankly, it goes back to the vast majority of americans. roughly 90% of americans have more money in their paychecks because of the tax cuts. businesses are spending, corporate profits are up more than 60% in the most recent quarter. were coming off the best we have had in four years. the economy will likely grow north of 4% in the current quarter. >> it will be hard for them to go "do i want to turn my back on people who put those pulses in place? remember what they did. deregulating, lowering taxes. not only did they not vote for or endorse, they actually -- >> not one. >> they said it was going to be armageddon. >> let's give the democrat get in here for a second. >> i've a question for you. you're talking to candidates all the time on benson and tarps, members of congress paired are they utilizing the economy to try and get out voters?

as the victim was walking out of the nordstrom rack on fifth and market. the victim was taken to the hospital. she is expected to be okay. she also says she has no idea who the suspect is. >>> the woman found guilty of throwing a dog from a parking garage in san francisco has now been sentenced. a judge has sentenced her to three years in jail and 8 months probation. all of this happened back in february when she broke into a car in the sutter stockton garage in union square. after breaking in, she threw a 5-year-old chihuahua from the 7th floor of the garage. >>> martinez paid tribute to a police officer who was killed in the line of duty ten years ago today. [ bagpipes ] >> a memorial was held outside police headquarters for sergeant paul starzyk. the 47-year-old officer rushed to help when a man with a gun terrorized customers after a hair salon, then sought out husband estranged wife and entered a nearby apartment. a gunman killed the officer and injured another officer while they were trying to save six people inside that apartment. today we talked wi

stores off of one quarter so they pick their spots like goldman sachs did today with an embrace of nordstromkohl's and tjx. they've all run but you have to start somewhere. improvement in then own online businesses made all three susceptible to an amazon annihilation you want to go down better times are coming and nothing can lose, why don't you try foot locker? but today's momentary decline in nike in response to their sponsorship deal with colin kaepernick while it's a device of choice, i have to believe that the folks from nike know what they're doing. never made a lot of money betting against those guys and let's not forget cramer fav walmart. sure, walmart is more expensive than it used to be, but it's also a better company than it used to be, even though its stock is down 3% for the year. that's all that matters that point the strength in retail should not come as a surprise to anybody. the analyst mace be too afraid to fully embrace this run, but you don't need to imitate that i take the other side of the trade. much more "mad money" ahead, including my take on the cloud kings that co

500 is a lot to pay far pair of sneakers for those that are actually calling out golden goose and nordstrom saying that it glorifies poverty, that's nonsense it is called fashion there's such a thing as a distressed look. if you ever bought ripped jeans or a ripped t-shirt for more money than you probably should then you know. some -- >> pathetic for the people that buy that >> it is called style. >> you wouldn't. >> it is trending. >> but similarly all of these ripped jeans and stuff, never get that wear shorts or wear trousers $500, absurd >> says the man that's not a leader on fashion trends >> 100%. >> i don't know. they are sold out. >>> canadian pot company has a big plunge, down 25% will next month bring stability to the marijuana market? we'll head to a grow house to find out >>> plus shares of under armour one firm says the run isn't over, details behind a t closing over, details behind a t closing bell will be right back. from insurance to savings to retirement, it takes someone with experience and knowledge who can help me build a complete plan. brian, my certified financial plan

goldman notes that nordstrom is running a successful full and off price corporation.o outperform saying it sees odds of qualcomm to settle the dispute. >>> and facebook is under some pressure after a downgrade to a neutral from a buy the move based on the view revenue growth is slowing and long term profit margin guidance doesn't provide a case for the long term outperformance shares down by 0.9%. and sheryl sandberg is going to the hill on wednesday and within this downgrade, they do mention the need that facebook will have to keep spending in order to sort of prove to congress people that they are doing all that they can to actually police their site so we'll be watching these shares >>> automakers will release their sales numbers and phil lebeau has more. you love this, just ready made news for you every time it happens. >> yeah, and it is interesting as watch it over several months, you see he whether the market is slowing down or remaining relatively strong. when you look at the august number, overall the expectation is that we'll see a sales rate of about $16.8

we saw nordstrom had the best comparative sales in three years. we saw a similar story at target. being reflected in their performance on the equity market. you can see the s&p 500 retail ,ndex, that is large line outperforming by a factor of five. for the last think -- the last thing these companies want is a trade headwind as they head into the crucial holiday shopping season. the tariff has not yet been applied to parol -- has not yet been applied to apparel. apple joining the ranks of companies warning about the impact of tariffs saying they're going to have to raise prices on some of their popular consumer goods like the apple watch and the air headphones. the company wrote last month there our concern is that are going to be higher prices for u.s. consumers. through the reality of what apple is going to have to do in their pricing power. moment, what they have said is that it is going to affect headphones and the watch. relatively small in terms of revenue. maybe they're going to have to put the price of 5% and 10%. in terms of their overall revenue footprint, it is a relati

also, in our wholesale partnerships with nordstrom in the u.s. >> you said you heard from a lot of angryll you on the day that it was announced that i accepted the job i received over 300 e-mails on linkedin. mostly from customers telling me exactly what they wanted yeah. >> people want to be authors of their own look. or they want number 3, number 7 and just let me be done with it. >> that's the primary change that has happened over the past decade. people want to be authors of their own look and express their own individuality. brands that have stuck to the idea of dictating a look, i think, have fallen by the wayside. so, we're all about offering those ingredients so she can express yourself. >> i think about j.crew, for me in high school, i felt cool when i ordered my first thing through an online catalog. now, we have amazon, disruptive in the online space for everybody. it's a lot easier just to order if you're a prime member. how j.crew been hurt by the online rise? >> i don't think we're a victim of another retailer or a different way of shopping. i think j.crew has been a victim

nordstrom.sten, that one is done then they have huge up sight remarkable piece by talent of how vans is doing. everybody in retail is surprised how strong business is >> lb is finally getting a break their. what's the other big one today >> hasbro. >> i have to tell you the new member of the board at cbs is doing a remarkable job >> i do. >> one to watch, not yet radar screen, matel. >> turn around >> getting more experience he has made it into a multi media company. and its got fabulous matel i think brian is one of the smartest guys out there and you could not predict it >> we were all worried of toys r' us and inventory change getting slammed, right and hasbro got caught with a lot of inventory >> it is funny, you listen to david and he mentioned during the break that apple can be seasonable and apple can cause seasonally it does not include apple of the prub pru products we buy. >> for orders we buy today and they can start delivery on the 21st >> this watch does not do anything for me. >> y

. >>> what's interesting and a little bit of a ripoff, about a year ago, nordstrom got a lot of heatl, they've one-upped themselves right now with this one. or the high-end brand golden goose has one-upped them. these are sort of crumpy old hold it together taped, distressed-looking sneakers. do you see the price tag? more than $500. $530. they said it is an homage to the west coast skater culture. >> what? >> it comes prescuffed and even appears to have -- >> they do all the dirtying for you. >> they do all the dirty work for you so you don't need to worry about it. >> you just need to keep looking cool. just look cool. >>> now here's one that looks cool, a man who converted a jet ski riding it on wheels down a road in jacksonville, florida. you hear a very astute kid in the car who said, that goes in water. what is that doing on the road? turns out it's legal as long as it's got the correct taillight and approved headlight. it's an '89 honda scooter. >> this is from the florida files, right? >> yes, florida man rides jet ski. >> of course. >>> dog copies owner doing lunges. one and

just go buy nordstrom, which is a favorite goldman said it's the best go buy something that is not inhe president's cross hairs. that and cannabis. >> cannabis. yeah. >> usually you mention canopy by about 9:10 you're kind of late. >> my bad. >> there's a deal with the stock that short sellers has been pressuring and, yes, i think that canopy is ready for the end of pro big and $50 billion medical market no more opioids. >> that would be great. >> we'll see what happens. >>> take one more look at the futures as we kick off the first trading day of september in a minute this is a tomato you can track from farm, to pot, to jar, to table. and serve with confidence that it's safe. this is a diamond you can follow from mine to finger, and trust it never fell into the wrong hands. ♪ ♪ this is a shipment transferred two hundred times, transparently tracked from port to port. this is the ibm blockchain, built for smarter business. built to run on the ibm cloud. this is the ibm blockchain, built for smarter business. what i just introduced you worto my parents.g? psst! craig and sheila broke u

think about what nordstrom experience when they dropped the ivanka trump's line.ience when it said transgender customers were welcome to use bathrooms other choice. are these solar flares of anger about these things and then they stayed pretty quickly. i suspect that is what will happen with nike. >> thank you. thank you will report to the after the closing bell. >> let's shift gears to the auto sector. bmw is the latest to succumb to trade pressures. shares fell the most in two years and the weakness sprint to its supply chain. see that other automakers are in the red as well. when bmw said it was going to miss its operating farce -- bmwin, is the specific to and its issues including the extra eu admissions -- emissions test? is it something bigger at play? >> that is a good question. you are seeing it across the european automakers. especially, bmw and daimler. daimler owns mercedes-benz. germanthe first giant automaker to warn about profits and the cycle followed by bmw. vulnerableakers are because not only are they facing heightened scrutiny, they are also cau

it happened outside the nordstrom rack store at 5th and market yesterday. police say the 17-year-old victim was walking out of a store... when a 14-year-old girl walked up and stabbed her in the chest with scissors. she was taken into custody shortly afterwards. police say the victim does not know the suspect-- the stabbing appears to be random. the victim was taken to the hospital but will be okay. (grant) the president of presentation high school in san jose has stepped down... over claims she didn't do enough to prevent sexual abuse at the all-girls school. kron 4's will tran has the latest. presentation high school in san jose is looking for a new president after its leader suddenly stepped down surrounded by controversysome former students of all the all catholic girls school in san jose claim that mary miller knew about allegations of sexual harassment but did nothing to prevent it or stop itmiller resigned yesterday claiming her continued presence at the school would be a distraction.the school says it became aware of the allegations last month despi

nordstrom shot up 2% when the opening bell rang this morning after goldman and sacks picked it as oneech stocks still getting hurts over the trade talks begun on between the u.s. and canada and a live look at the dow jones industrial averages, show the dow jones industrial average down a little bit. and the s&p 500 slipping almost a half of a percent. and the tech stocks in fact, the nasdaq droping that index by a full percentage point. it is now 7929. top executives from twitter and facebook told conditioning that they are working -- congress that they are working hard to make sure no meddling is going on on their sites. they were asked about the company's response to russia's interference in the 2016 elections and what they're dong to prevent the same foreign influence in the mid-term election. >> we were too slow to spot it. and we were to slow to act that is on us. the interference was completely unacceptable. it violated the values of our company and of the country that we love. >> they both said that the companies are working on using artificial intel against identify and remove

the s&p 500 so far today in early trading, among leading names to the down side, kohl's, macy's, nordstromsdown 3% on the day, on pace for the worst day, on word of a note saying amazon should split into two companies to avoid regulatory scrutiny. back to you, carl. >>> let's get to chicago for the santelli exchange. good morning, rick >> good morning, carl. the value level future trading value of the dollar, green back, dollar index is a staple of water cooler conversation these days, and many of the reasons are for the same reasons that you see on the front page of a newspaper or top headlines when you go to the internet, whether it is recalibration of trade from foreign policy standpoint or a trade standpoint. all of this place havoc with the notion the dollar is the reserve currency of the globe. we know this century has undergone many changes, whether the euro currency and its potential ability to crowd out the dollar index in reserve status or new alignments, whether china, japan, russia we know that the reserve currency has certain benefits. maybe one of the big issues is the long te

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mid-range tier which is our big evening collection that we do at neiman-marcus and saks fifth avenue and nordstrom we're expanding in a huge way in china and building a lot of stores there, and we're always looking for categories of expansion that makes sense to our brand where we're laurinincg a fragrance tomorrow night for our 30th anniversary and zee an enormous shoe business which is international. the designer finds ways to make it happen and make it work >> and the collection, congratulations on the anniversary and on the show tomorrow thank you for coming by. >> thanks for having us. >> mark badgley and james mischka. it has been ten years since the collapse of lehman brothers. whether another financial crisis could happen we'll talk about that next >> terry duffy will join "closing bell" on monday in an exclusive interview. he will discuss the anniversary of the crisis and where he sees risk right now on the market don't miss it. at at&t innovations, we give you more for your thing. here were adding tv and movies from our unlimited plan to the powerful new samsung galaxy note9... ...the pe

you know, one of these phrases was we train everybody in seattle from nordstrom to nirvana, but he was much more than a dog trainer to the stars. are you ready? ok. keith morrison: a longtime employee. come on, samson. he trained everyone, you know. it didn't matter to him who they were. it was about the person and the dog and the relationship between the person and the dog, not who they were. stormy come. keith morrison: this woman liked him so much as a client, she went to work for him. he would connect with you. he'd find something that he could talk to you about and then he'd help you train your dog. keith morrison: and the setting for mark's dog whispering business, incomparable. oh, it's beautiful, it's a wonderful place. keith morrison: kiket island is what it's called. an 84-acre teardrop of primeval forest and meadows and beaches plunked a few feet offshore, a 90 minute commute north of seattle. the dogs could go swimming in the water there. there's plenty of trail walks and it's just really, really outdoorsy and beautiful. keith morrison: outdoorsy and beautiful are words whi

three-week low twitter falling hard after nation analysts lowered the price target on the name macy's, nordstromohl's on the s&p 500. caterpillar moving dow, dupont and 3m moving the dow industrial higher. >> i'm tyler mathisen and bob pisani at the new york stock exchange a lot of pressure on the tech exchange. >> we have problems with tariffs. we have problems with the banks overall. not a lot of energy. take a look at the tech names, apple, netflix, all the fang names. apple is down about 2% you think it's bad here. shanghai hit a 52-week low today. we're seeing new lows across the board in the big tech stocks over in china, including ones that trade here like alibaba that's a new 52-week low jd.com is a 52-week low. it's pretty tough here social media stocks, you've heard about twitter. that's all the social media again a couple of weeks to the down side are moving down again today. i mentioned the tariff issue mr. kudlow, the white house economic advisor, larry kudlow was on at 12:50 or so. there's that circle where he started talking saying tariffs could be coming soon, more tariffs could

struck police arrested a 14- year-old girl accused of stabbing another teenager outside of nordstromack. investigators say it was an unprovoked attack. the sector 5 p.m. wednesday evening october the woman walked up to asap -- the girl walked up to a 17-year-old girl and stabbed her what to be test with the scissors. people in nearby market street help the 17-year-old and pointed out the suspect to police. >> the suspect age 14 from concord walked up to the victim and stabbed her without warning and an unprovoked attack. >> police are caught up with the 14-year-old girl half a block away. she was walking with the scissors still in her hand. police say the two girls did not know each other. struck the city of newark is on the verge of approving two housing development. located on the bayside section of the city in the western edge of newark. the bay area news group reports the project would create more than 330 new homes. 1600 homes have already been built or are under construction. the city council is expected to give final approval on the new development next month. >>> a new uc ber

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nordstrom, bank of america, apple, google, ibm, you might not expect to see some of those names on thatnd they are doing this as we get august job numbers, national unemployment rate is 3.9%, it is going down and it is going down among those who do not have college degrees, if you look at those with high school diplomas, unemployment rate in july went down to 4% and if you look at those with less than a high school diploma it went from one year ago 7% to 5.1% now. that's not terrible. the big question is why is this happening, is it that college is too expense wif the average tuition and fees for private school $32,000 and we are graduating with a combined 1 and a half trillion dollars in student loan debt, or is it that you might know the answer to this, brian, the colleges aren't preparing and training the -- the students, whether it's coding, some of the vocational skills, have we lowered our standards, what's the problem right now? maria: you're a college professor. you can't be happy about this. >> no, actually i am happy about it. look, the fact that for many, many students that a

musical group reportedly taking center stage during the super bowl half time show and how much is nordstrom's sneakers? you better take a seat because it will knock you off your feet. and to our top story this half hour, florence's fallout, president trump touring the carolinas, seeing areas impacted by the deadly storm. this as we're learning that the cleanup could last years. fox news correspondent griff jenkins is live in fayetteville, north carolina as the sun is rising on that very beautiful part of the country. good morning, griff. >> reporter: it's beautiful. but it will take days, probably weeks for fayetteville get back on its feet because of the flooding in the cape fear river. this is the main bridge over the cape fear river in downtown. it flooded at record levels, 61.5 feet, the flood stage is just under 35 feet. if you look at the drone nottage that the city council gave us, it's unbelievable the damage it's done. we were able to sit down and talk a little bit with the mayor here, mitch colvin. he had a message for president trump. >> if i ever get an opportunity to speak to the

last month nordstrom laboratories more than quadru e quadrupled the price of an antibiotic mixture that is used to treat bladder infections and is considered to be an essential medicine by the world health organizati organization the ceo said he priced the product according to market dynamics and said it is a moral requirement to make money when you can. to sell the product for the highest price. he said he was responding to a price hike from rival casper pharmaceuticals which raised its price per bottle to $2800. in the interview, mulye also defended smartensmarten -- mart shkreli to raise the price of his drug he said this is a capitalist economy, if you can't make money, you probably can't stay in business. somebody should point out to him that shkreli is also in prison now serving seven years. >> when they said we will find the price at the intersection of demand -- we need to talk to the other company, too, that went to $2800. >> i don't know the details on that one if everybody is doing it, it doesn't make it okay to price gouge. >> it's not a free market. you're not allowing mark