steps ahead, he has nordstrom, plays it off the boards.le up by kuraly, stashed it on back, just arriving in time to keep it alive, carlo, shot wide from acciari. carlo a shot, wide. unable to see it well was bobrovsky but it was wide. jenner on the bounce, carefully blocked by rask. 3:40 has passed in first sudden death overtime period. lobbed ahead for marchand to finesse to bergeron, sent one into the glove of bobrovsky who will wait. >> mike m.: two ways to go about this, get aggressive, go after it, or try to counter punch and wait for the other team to make a mistake and convert. seems to be the tactic these guys are taking. >> mike e.: coaches have discussed, in particular bruce cassidy, that we are playing mirror image teams. lots of physical players in the bottom six, highly skilled players in the top six. and all of them can go really well. bergeron chased out. marchand says something with his hand to his mouth to bergeron as he glides in. blue jackets take over, werenski able to connect ahead. dubois spirited back in, around it

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nordstrom was downgraded from overweight at sector w key bank. the analyst cited opportunities for key growth in severaliari a of the rendiler's business nordstrom ended at 44.94 and unde armour was upgraded to buy from neutral at city. the company's renewed focus profitability and the return on interest -- or invested capital. price target $29. under armour closed up at $19.32. >>> coming up, if you're an investor in airlines or tnking about getting in, is the group ready for takeoff or landing? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> sanofee has cut it to $99 a month and hours after one of its executives testified before the congressional committee on the rising price of the medicine and duri that hearing, she described the new pricing plan. as we've been reporting,co the of insulin for treating type 1 diabetes has nearly oubled over the past five year a boeing shareholder has now filed lawsuit against the company accusing it of covering up safety problems with itsx737 jet. the shareholder claims that boeing put profitability andhe growth of airplane safety and honesty, and

for the european commission's top jobs says if elected he will block nordstrom to a project designed to pump russian gas into europe. official backing. and a russian bride talks start t. about being tormented by her. rehabilitation hopes for the future after being freed on parole. i want to show myself not to say was probably. but as. my story was a. simple relationships with my family people. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our chief international and sean thomas glad to have you with us now u.s. army veteran has been charged in california over an alleged bomb plot according to officials he was planning to massacre christians and jews in revenge for the recent mosque shootings in new zealand. and has story. federal officials have raised an indictment for an individual who has just arrested named mark stephen domingo now this is a u.s. army veteran who served in afghanistan is now charged with attempting to carry out a large scale terrorist attack according to the federal indictment issued by the department of justice marc steven domingo was planning to carry

i've seen it at nordstrom. -patrick: it's everywhere.his is kind of what made our brand super famous. i literally drew it on, like, a piece of paper. i'm like, "we have to make the plane look backwards and do everything in reverse print." lemonis: that is pretty cool. patrick: i'm originally from new york, and then i moved here, to los angeles. lemonis: where in new york? patrick: i'm originally from upstate binghamton. -lemonis: okay. -patrick: which is where we had our family bakery and our family business. and then i -- lemonis: you were a baker? patrick: my dad was. my dad lives in upstate new york. lemonis: and your mom? -patrick: is no longer here. -lemonis: she passed away. patrick: my mom died eight years ago this week, actually. lemonis: oh, man. patrick: when someone is dealt something like that and such a tragedy -- and she was super-young, too -- you can either go super depressed and put your head under the covers, or be like "[bleep] it, life is too short. i'm gonna live my dream and do exactly what i want." so, 10 weeks lat

dollar tree and nordstrom. nordstrom is on your right that is, of course, a high-end retailer it is hitting multi-year lows in the equity market. on the other hand, little old dollar tree on your left that green line going down and up to the right. dollar tree hitting all-time highs. cheaper. making investors more money. >>> let's go now from washington -- or to washington from wall street where congress may still be on easter break, but things are heating up on capitol hill northbound's tracie potts joengs now with more on the latest daily d.c. drama tracie >> it's always drama here in d.c. good morning the latest is that democrats are split over whether to impeach president trump on obstruction coming out of the mueller report, but they do agree that they need to keep digging. >> it's a house divided. some democrats think there's already enough evidence to impeach president trump on obstruction of justice >> are you worried about impeachment, mr. president >> others insist it's futile because republicans in c

second season in a row the boston bruins knocked the toronto maple leafs out of the playoffs cherokee nordstrom and sean correctly each had a goal and the sisters the bruins won game seven five one to set up an eastern conference semifinal against the columbus blue jackets. now big changes have been announced in men's tennis the a.t.p. finals will move to cheer in italy from twenty twenty one london's o two arena has staged the end of season showpiece for the last ten years munches to singapore and tokyo also bid to host the event a new deal with trans fifteen thousand seater. stadium run for five seasons. boss owner a step closer to the second straight league a title in spain on cheese day they defeated al of us to nil to move twelve points clear of nearest challenges at lead to come attrit boss a coach of nest of a day says he's enjoying the luxury of knowing it's a case of when not if they become champions to make this come out of hospital. i like that question if you ask me i'd organist but now it's a good thing you ask me that because we can become champions. which would have made it very

nordstrom, they are testing it out in 7 locations in los angeles, that's their biggest market.see if this works. tracee: maybe they'll pick something us. cheryl: lines in walgreens can be tempting. sleep habits actually hurt you. tracee: yes, they identified 20 myths and debunked them used falseness scale and team of sleep experts. some of the myths that we believe, one that alcohol is a sleep aid, however, research found here that, no, it is not going to help you fall asleep, also watching tv before bed, exercising within 4 hours of going to sleep and keeping warmer room, that's something that will also not help you fall asleep. cheryl: yeah, i can confirm especially the warm room. lauren: mornings with maria starts now. ♪ >> live here is maria bartiromo with the special edition of mornings with maria. maria: good morning, everybody, from kentucky, april 18th, top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast right now exclusive interview with jamie dimon. >> i want to make sure that there are great people there who are available to the board and choose and stuff like that. ma

. >> i can tell >> nordstrom rack. >> i digress. let's talk about the weat r. >> aright. so, yes, we will be talking about sunshine on a wednesday. we love that. alwaysappy to have sunshine during the middle of the week. yesterday after the bright and n sunny mo boy, did it turn cloudy and ugly. that's all gones now the big storm pulls away from us. 42 this morning. so there's a little chill in the air around town. suburbs even colder than that e wind isn't much of an issue just yet. it will be a rather blustery afternoon. 32 in loudoun county. 32 in frederick county, virginia. afternoon planner today if you're down to the ballpark let's hope today turns out better than the 8-2 debacle against the phillies. any pop-ups may have a chance to go all the way out of the yard with winds out of the west at 20 to at times 30 miles an hour. there'shat storm fro yesterday. man, is it cranked up off the jersey shore. a bigmpact today as you're flying up the 'stop area. going to have flights deln the first part of the day. all back to our west. all about thene suns we'll be high and

i like target of the bunch of them and it also makes me wonder, god, jwm, nordstrom is trading terriblyw it's a different shopper. >> maybe they can have a partnership. >> that's a really good point and the problem is and we've been saying this for a long time and too many department stores are overstored here. it made sense for amazon targeting the certain customer who wants to buy online and return things to partner with a kohl's it may not make sense to partner with anybody like macy's and walmart bought jack for $3.2 million to build on the outside sales channel and we see it do with kasper and they're putting in beds in stock and all of these things will happen. all of these models and you will see a lot of mrshgs and a for the consumer brands over the next few years because i think you needed an omni channel strategy and that's why they spent years trying to do it and hopefully they're doing it well and they may be left holding the bag because they think they have the proper omni channel partnership. >> for more on what it could mean for the rest of the space head over to cnbc.com

nordstrom to is a private enterprise and we as a government do not interfere i also do not consider it appropriate to comment on u.s. plans in any way. europe has external and internal enemies these include all who seek to weaken at first of all of course these are the e.u. countries that want to become nation states again and stop their usual cooperation with us in order to pursue their selfish national interests heaven forfend a german politician gave an interview to a russian news outlet about issues that affect both nations the minister must be out of her mind according to the german tabloid press justice minister caterina barely wants to join the european parliament for the s.p.d. and has given many interviews so far so good but why she took questions from the kremlin propaganda portal russia today is not comprehensible to many in political circles while the c.d.u. is fighting for every euro to strengthen europe's security the s.p.d. european candidate for the rino barly gives interviews the russian state propaganda that is twenty four seven to weaken europe. katherina barely of t

russian energy resources as the head of the european commission i will use all available laws to block nordstrom to man fred bever has been at the helm of the center right european peoples party since twenty fourteen it's a collective of other parties which holds seats in the european parliament and to his a ten year he's called for mechanisms to control quote way would states who go against official european union positions he's also a known critic of the perceived pendency on russian energy for the latest remarks against north stream two has come under fire at home in germany. i find it rather strange that manfred weber let us germans know that he's against this project polish newspaper and we're talking about our country's interests name to reliable and i think we shouldn't play with the future while country. does have some support over north stream to jimmy's green party is called the project dubious from a geo political point of view north stream two is the currently under construction and is designed to deliver gas from northwestern russia to northeastern germany the pipeline supporters sa

second season the road the boston bruins not the toronto maple leafs out of the player playoffs nordstrom and shawn currently each had a goal and an assist is the bruins one game seven five one to set up the eastern conference semifinal against the columbus the jack. all right that is useful from our science friday much course more news on the other side of the break with me but until then you have been watching the al-jazeera news hour with me. from me on the news our team thanks very much for your time and your company. people have to weigh your own record on this trouble in fact a few years ago there was place only for one state on the land of israel i do not believe in a two state solution the official story is that there are no i'm sure we all feel are you i don't care about the official story if you were a little visit today you would say what has the media been telling the world isn't black and white there's lots of brazen here join me mad the hot sun on the front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories and think issues here on al-j

expound on something you said earlier is some critics have been accusing mr weber of trying to use nordstrom too as a political tool to. when support from eastern european countries not just from his own voters that are against the project how how likely is that and what is the goal there. you know i mean he's known. but off the main opponents in the city you see as you. party east. it is not only here but it's also the chairperson of the foreign club we know about what and from the parliament and he belongs to this faction and he sees that it's not only to attract more electorate in eastern europe as i already mentioned but all too small to follow the past which a lot of countries are doing dollar like united states that mark poland and the parts of the baltic states saw it is a bit surprising but on the other hand if you look what you stated in the past and what you wrote for instance of the fund for. so he was never a supporter of this project which is not a political project which is economic a project you know run by several companies from western europe and the russian federation thank

time perceiving the threat to come from russia and china has a situation where germany is pursuing nordstrom to. which donald trump has said it shouldn't because it endangered security italy is recognizing built in road from china. these the dangers is italy and germany endangering nato by making alliances with the countries that so on that you know you insult them bug countries perceived as enemies i don't think you put is black and white and i said i would like to talk enemies and i'm certainly in favor and i was in my time and nato in favor of dialogue and cooperation including with non member countries not like to use the word enemies we worked very closely with russia on anti-terrorist programs a program called stand decks that i was responsible for running and it was very successful for a few years then in terms of the nato russia council for example i mean i was active the nato russia council of course it's been pretty much on ice for a few years the partnership for peace etc and of course and lots of your writing has not put it in that covert ational context but then things have chan

verse that we can no longer see russia remains a partner now this factory of course can't match the nordstrom. project in scale but still mercedes-benz has become an integral part of germany's identity alongside with its national football team or autobahns or well beer and today berlin has once again shown that it is ready to stand up for the rights of its companies to do business independently done of r.t. . the u.k. is now claiming it doesn't know how many civilian casualties were caused by its airstrikes in syria and iraq this comes after or thought is face the wave of criticism for claiming that their actions in the anti eisel campaign of resulted in just one civilian death it was not our position that there has only been a single civilian casualty as a result of our military action we are saying is that we only have evidence of what we believe to have been a single civilian casualty according to the u.k. defense ministry the royal air force conducted nearly two thousand strikes during its invasion and in syria and iraq in twenty fourteen resulting in the deaths of more than four thousand

german for the european commission says if elected he will block nordstrom to a project designed to pump russian gas into europe that has official backing. and a russian bride to talk about being tormented by her stance rehabilitation hopes.

. >> and we should even nordstrom who has led our control room the past several months, the entire teamwe don't ever skip a beat. we keep going producing the broadcast in the mornings. congratulations to all. >> it has been a great one two punch and we are ready to go. >>> ahead, the risk you could be taking by having just one or two drinks a day. >> that's right. i know, don't turn off the >>> the best of the rain is going to call in the late morning. you can see over my shoulder, i've outlined the hours of the morning and put what the percent chance of rain is. look at 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m., can you see the trouble spots and that's when it's coming through and in the afternoon, things lighter. by the late morning with showers for the bay area through the late morning and into the early afternoon. there's the rest of your 7-day forecast. sunday, no rain. >>> we have much more news ahead. an engineer is charged with poisoning a co-worker by putting a toxic metal in her food and water. >>> plus the city of chicago billed jussie smollett for the investigation of his alleged hoax. >>> j

best performers, it is not like no longer the best performer, but it is still higher, retailers, nordstrom'sexample, and we should talk about under armour as well. romaine: under armour, they were kind of down yesterday, because there was an analyst note saying they had fallen behind with regard to footwear. puma,re behind adidas, everyone else. today, they got an upgrade, saying their trend is still doing well. keep in mind, their stock outperformed others like nike. i would not put too much stock in under armour's fluctuation. trends can shift pretty much from quarter to quarter. vonnie: a quick word on global markets. we have not seen a huge amount of equity moves, even though all of the same things are behind in the markets. a potential trade war overhanging in europe with the automaker some of the boeing situation, brexit. romaine: traded the big one here. is the big one here. a lot of people are expecting something on the u.s.-china trade, and you have u.s. in a tit-for-tat with europe, and that could affect trade on a strictly financial basis. not as severe as what we saw with china,

nordstrom is testing the idea at several of its los angeles companies. >>> wall street is watching a today.>> reporter: zoom, based in san jose just started trading about 20 minutes ago. it was priced at $36 a share. it started trading at $65 a share. up 86 percent from that ipo price. zoom is a videoconferencing software developer. what's different about zoom from a number of these recent ipos is it is making money. posted $330 million in revenue for the fiscal year. revenue more than doubled from 2017 to 2018, going from 60 million to 150 million and salesforce is expected to invest $100 million at the initial public offering price. shortly after, zoom started trading, pinterest hit the market. executives rang that opening bell this morning to celebrate pinterest ipo. pinterest priced at $19 a share last night, it also just started trading opening just slightly higher than that. it's currently trading at almost $24 a share. pinterest is described as an online scrapbook, a place for people to collect things that they are interested in from craft ideas, recipes, outfits to photos and

season in a row the boston bruins knocked at the toronto maple leafs out of the playoffs yok him nordstrom and sean correctly each had a goal and then assist as the bruins won game seven five one set up an eastern conference semifinal against the columbus blue jackets. and we're four days out from the london marathon and mo farrer has an interesting way of prepping for it he was seen on the giant treadmill at an event in the build up to the big race but wasn't exactly taking it easy thankfully it doesn't seem like the british and. it's the end of the ski season but they're still out on the slopes and impressive slopes at that two time olympic gold medalist david why is it a new world record for the highest a quarter pipe jump the american ski jump to eleven point seven meters in austria the highest yet on this style of jump. so i went over there. they said thank you. that's all from the al jazeera news hour but they do not fear i'll be here in just a moment or two with much more of the day's news to stay with out there. the shortest lived administration in strains modern history has been f

i've seen it at nordstrom. it's everywhere. this is kind of what made our brand super-famous.iterally drew it on, like, a piece of paper. and, like, we have to make the plane look backwards and do everything in reverse. that is very cool. patrick dilascia owned the business, with the help of his two siblings, kelly and dan. though they had some minor success with really big retailers, they really had no process or strategy and were struggling to stay afloat. he's the little brother. we're always trying to take care of him. why do you help so much? i don't know. just something i've always done. why? 'cause my mom would have taken care of him. she's not here. patrick, you're a lucky guy. i know i'm lucky. but i would do anything for them, too. my initial deal was to infuse $200,000 into the business to clear some of the payables and to reinvest that money into a broader inventory. i like this as a lightweight hoodie. so it's like a t-shirt. yeah. lemonis: but, throughout the episode, i'm really struggling with patrick's willingness to change -- willingness to listen. how much wo

. >> you know one of his phrases was, "we trained everybody in seattle from nordstrom to nirvana," bute was much more than a dog trainer to the stars. >> reporter: a longtime employee. >> come on, sampson. 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. >> reporter: 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. >> reporter: and the setting for mark's dog whispering business? incomparable. >> oh, it's beautiful. it's a wonderful place. >> reporter: 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 was just really, really outdoorsy and beautiful. >> reporter: outdoorsy and beautiful are words which also hap

lot happening new york city when we're talking about retail we've got the hudson yards complex, nordstromsheir women's flag ship store, the men's is opening, a big makeovemak makeovers but you've got lord & taylor closing. >> a lot of holes in soho around the like. >> and international tourism is down so what's going on with retail in a very key city like new york where these companies frankly are spending millions and in some cases billions of dollars to build >> i think new york is pretty different and pretty unique. what has to be happening there is that they have to be recognizing that without tourism it's very complicated to make this model work with all this additional retail coming into play what's happening in new york is not happening around the rest of the country. it's a unique microcosm of all of these various factors of people from all over the world shopping and people from america shopping and coming in to shop honestly, you can't look at this and how things are working right now. talk about hudson yard, the largest construction project in the united states, they're looking

the brand is carried in niemann marcus, nordstrom, bloomingdale's. the retail$74.95. the deal $20.n to try the aviators. i'm so skinny, i'm going to fit right through here. here we go. i look good. i' about to f a plane and save the world. those. >> cute. >> while we're styling in sunglasses we can listen to music on bluetooth. wireless ear buds. they have an anti-slip rubcar . so these are really fun, fun colors. two to three hours a of music 40 hours of standby time. >> it's so sunny. >> deal $19.76. all right. and these are the night silk. >> does it help with black heads? i'm asking for friend. >> right. we never knew. yes, it the silk is good for your face. it's a six pack. social media sensation. you may not recognize drew barrymore, chris pratt all modeling. >> chrisls pratt. >> gnd guys are doing this too. >> loi v pit. >> one more time, the bag from jessie and company, the eaut watches, the sunglasses. >> carson just asked for a maskt >> i w mask. >> and you can find all of the deals and mo >> by the way, you guys, kemly ice got a talk show coming up so she's getting a wor

the brand carried in lehman marcus, nordstrom and bloomingdale.t's impossible this is not happening. >> i want to try the aviators. >> savannah, get in. >> i love "steals & deals." >> why are you not in it? >> right through here. >> hold on. try them on. >> i got it. >> okay. got to -- ah! they look -- >> about to fly a plane. >> like them on us. >> cute. >> while we're styling in sunglasses listen to music on bluetooth, extreme wireless ear buds. retail $79.99. anti-slip rubber sized case. really fun, fun colors. two to three hours of music and 40 hours standby time. >> so sunny. >> the deal, $19.76. i essentially love this. >> craig just -- >> and these are the no sheet, it's silk. the night silk face mask. >> look like jason. don't do it when your kids are watching. they'll be terrified. >> and blackheads, no the that -- right. >> never need it. yes. it is, silk good for your face. six-pack. $110. social media sensation. you may not recognize. drew barrymore, chris pratt, supporting it. 77% off. girls and guys doing it, too. >> i love it. >> he

period we've given growth to small mom and pop companies like amazon and starbucks and costco and nordstrom're a city of innovation and a city that looks to the future and that future is built upon our diversity so diversity doesn't care us, we embrace it. what scares us is a man that believesez above the law and trying to divide the nation instead of joining the nation together. we are better e plurib us uniom and from many come one and seattle is inno vating and growing stronger every day and i think the president could learn from that. >> and it is a expensive city to live in. how will migrants from the middle of nowhere central america going to afford seattle? >> well first, none of us believe the president will follow through on this bluff. but we're ready if he does. but we were there the first day that he entered muslim ban. i myself went to the airport and worked with the team of lawyers to get one of the first court orders to stop the muslim ban and then it was a judge from seattle that did the nationwide ban. we in seattle, in this region, will stand up against the president who d

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nordstrom. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i will yield my time. >> thank you. >> miss owens -- miss owens, i'm sorry. we just started recording. would you like time to respond to that? >> i think it's pretty apparent that he believes black people are stupid and will not pursue the full clip in its entirety. >> the witness will suspend for a moment. it is not proper to refer disparagingly to a number of the committee. the witness will not do that again. the witness may continue. >> sure, it even though i was called despicable. >> the witness may not refer to a member of the committee as stupid. >> that's not what i said at all. you didn't listen to what i said. matt continue? -- may i continue? as i said, he is assuming that black people will not pursue the full clip. he purposely extracted and cut off and you did not hear the question asked of the. he is trying to pretend as if i am launching a defense of hitler. the question was whether or not i believe in nationalism. i do not believe we should be characterizing hitler as a

nordstrom virtually unchanged, up all of one cent. how about that. day, different day versus united health taking a lot of hits because their top executive says bernie's single payer will hurt the economy. that was a drag on the dow. health insurers have been taking shots because single payer. stuart: there you go. zooming in on the podium. there you go. there is william barr, taking the podium. we will listen. >> good morning, everybody, and thanks for being here this morning. as you know, on march 22nd, the special counsel robert mueller concluded his investigation into matters related to russian attempts to interfere in our 2016 presidential election, and he submitted his confidential report to me pursuant to department regulations. as i said during my senate confirmation hearing and since, i'm committed to ensuring the greatest degree possible of transparency concerning the special counsel's investigation consistent with the law. at 11:00 this morning, i'm going to transmit copies of the public version of the special counsel's report to the chair