nordstrom announced it would close its flagship sf store in may, along with the nordstrom rack just acrosst. the company does say it will open five new nordstrom rack stores across the state, including one in san mateo. >> new concerns this morning that chinese hackers may have compromised critical us infrastructure. there is an urgent search for malicious computer code that could affect power grids and water supplies. japan is tracking the latest on this from the live desk. jobina. thank you. >> kumasi is being called a ticking time bomb. the new york times reports the biden administration believes chinese hackers have installed malware on us networks that could affect both military and civilian operations. officials say the malicious code could disrupt power grids, communicate systems and even water supplies that feed military bases around the world. but the impact could spread much, much farther since that infrastructure often supplies civilian homes and businesses. is a national security council official did acknowledge the malware, did not acknowledge the malware directly, i should sa

nordstrom shoppers, mark your calendars. sunday, august 27, will be the last day of business for the nordstrom at san francisco mall. that is according to our media partners at the sf standard. words from announced it would close its san francisco store in may along with the nordstrom rack from across the street. it opened five new nordstrom rack's story across the state. still to come, may be leaving, we can thank taylor swift for bringing a boost. from pizza and burritos to the final reviews of the eras tour. the swift sized impact in the south bay this weekend. plus, that is not a place to park the tesla. th every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just

your last chance to shop at nordstrom in downtown san francisco. reggie: a huge x the building formerly known as twitter. the complaints from neighbors as the display sent stroking lights right into their house. kumasi: a new fashion trend on the beach, as millions of people are dealing with record-breaking heat, they are turning to a popular new fad. good morning everybody. reggie: we're going to start with a check on the weather. lisa: good morning. looking at the view temperatures are pretty mild, upper 50's to near 60. san jose is at 60 and we have patchy fog along the coast. look at that cool 48 in novato with 58 by the delta. this morning we are slightly milder, except for that 48 in novato where it is cooler. we've got patchy fog and high clouds in the 60's in the inland valleys. we quickly climb through the 80's this afternoon. not a lot of change for your monday. we will reserve that for tuesday. notice the low clouds and fog ringing to the coast. by the later afternoon, we've got partly cloudy skies. today, very little change. then we are

so the whole foods just on the street had closed nordstrom and a handful of other bigger stores. that really boosted up the area have all recently shuttered. so a lot of people are hoping that this ikea will revitalize the mid-market area. right? i mean, there's the taxes from the sales. there's jobs, there's foot traffic. okay. so now let's find out why is it not open yet? you know, what was the original target and what's been the delay for? yeah, it's honestly hard to say that there was an original target simply because it's been moving so often. we were told back in february that it might be may and now the most recent update from ikea officials is by the end of 2023, they indicated that they're in the final stages of construction. and if you go down to the spot on market street, you can see the signage has gone up. there's storage shelves that you can see from the inside and construction and security people going in and out of the building. but a lot of the delays that we saw through emails between the city and with ikea have to do with just how complicated it is to open a bu

dell macy's, target, best buy, wayfair, kohl's, walmart and nordstrom are all running sales to compete with prime day. another option if you're looking to buy some books online, try bookshop.org. and if you want to save money, you could also just not spend it at all. >> that's no fun. >> that's no fun. >> you're right. >> then you can't get the package in the mail. and it feels like christmas morning every day. coming up the captain america of wimbledon and also at wimbledon and the accidental incident of extreme beer pong. would you chug it? >> you always have to, especially when you're on camera. rhiannon and the highlight and the winner in this year's home run derby. sports news now is next. exit stage right. >> attention parents of children diagnosed with cerebral palsy, erb's palsy or another birth injury. if you suspect that a medical mistake may have occurred at or near the time of birth, your child may have important legal rights. call science and kirk for a free case evaluation. cerebral palsy is a permanent disability. that may be the result of brain damage suffered during pr

and prior to the destruction of the nordstrom to pipelines, it actually threatened to destroy it on numerous occasions. so that's what we heard from russian ambassador and a band z. and now we did obviously hear from other members of the council who put forward a narrative. uh, the, you know, essentially, you know, uh, rejecting what russia put forward, rejecting what was put forward by the journalist united states, you know, dismiss russia with broad statements as is usually done. but that, that is how the meeting is progressing. different countries are addressing the council regarding the situation at the, at the pipeline and what was presented by the journalist qualities that came up with that. following this meeting of the un in new york. thank at least 70 people who are 40 died in the west funding in northern india in decades of thousands of for some of the homes. i'm a devastating monsoon rightful in recent weeks will hand the story over. now to watch these orange and shot as heavy as the called breaking green broiled logs, again, not been india, particularly in the seats of monitored

banana republic, whole foods, saks fifth, and nordstrom have all announced shutdowns in recent months. notice something missing? the outline is all that remains of the san francisco pride pink triangle atop twin peaks. organizer say more than 700 volunteers helped transport, build, and layout 175 bright pink tarps to form the shape of the triangle. it went on display two weeks ago, and this morning it was disassembled. the pink triangle was once used to brand people suspected of being gay in nazi concentration camps, and now it a symbol against homopho san francisco is the only city in the world with a giant pink triangle hovering over the city during its pride festivities get starting today, getting across the bay is costing us more. we will tell you about the cost increases, whether you drive or take public transit. plus, twitter is rationing its tweets. the new re a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. ok flex, just drop some knowl

banana republic, whole foods, saks off fifth, and nordstrom have all announced shutdowns in recent months. all right, notice something? the outline is all that remains of the san francisco pride pink triangle atop twin peaks. organizers say more than 700 volunteers helped transport, build, and lay out 175 bright pink tarps to form the shape of the triangle. it went on display two weeks ago, and this morning it was disassembled. the pink triangle was once used to brand people suspected of being gay in nazi concentration camps, and now it a symbol of protest against homophobia. san francisco is the only city in the world with a giant pink triangle hovering over the city during its pride festivities get -- festivities. starting today, getting across the bay is costing us more. we will tell you about the cost increases, whether you drive or take public transit. plus, twitter is rationing its tweets. the new read limit put in place today. ♪ (tense music) ♪ one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve. who do you take it fo

where union square has fallen on hard times with major retailers pulling out left and right like nordstrom, old navy, and the west field shopping center. many citing crime as the reason for closing up shop. >> burglaries were up nearly 134% over last year. larceny up slightly, violent crime down slightly according to recent stats from sfpd. but there's new hope to draw visitors back into the legendary shopping district, and da lin checks out the musical strategy. >> reporter: this is a new program. live music every saturday afternoon until october here at union square. they're trying to jazz things up and bring some life back to the shopping district. business owners welcoming the help. [ singing ] >> reporter: they say music brings people together. the hope is it will also help drum up foot traffic in union square and other parts of downtown. business owners have been hit with the blues since the pandemic. add on open drug use and homelessness, and many stores couldn't survive since customers stayed away. there are at least three vacant store fronts across from the square, and many more n

nordstrom rack in downtown san francisco is officially closed its doors. the retailer located on market street announced the closure back in may. they say the dynamics of the downtown market have change dramatically over the past several years. lowering foot traffic to the store. the company is also planning to close the westfield location at the end the month. still to come here at 6 o'clock, the high heat drawing people to the water in the east we've got >> voters heading the delta. plus, a new exhibit is rolling into san francisco to celebrate an iconic symbol of the city and a warning for people tonight thinking about hitting the beach. officials saying some warnings out there on the water next. the san francisco fire department has issued a beach hazard warning for people spending these hot days near the ocean. >> the fire department says the water is colder than usual for this time of year in the lower to mid 50's. so if you're not used to those conditions, you could get what's called a cold shot response which can lead to things like hyperventilatio

the president met with the leaders of nordstromics nations today. it comes a day after the high stakes nato summit. brie jackson has the latest from washington. >> reporter: president biden wrapping up his three-nation european tour in finland, welcoming the newest nato member. >> finland took its place at the table as our newest alley. >> reporter: they share an 800 mile border with russia and applied for the membership soon after vladimir putin invaded ukraine. the finnish president pledging support for the ukrainian people. >> defending not only ourself, but also all of theal w represent. >> reporter: now, 31 countries comprise nato. the alliance plans to further enhance defenses by adding sweden soon. >> this is good news. it's good news for peace and further isolates putin and tells him you are an international pariah, your economy is in the dumpster. >> reporter: on thursday, president biden again touted nato's strength while appearing to taunt putin when asked whether the russian leader would prolong his war. >> the answer is putin's already

i went to nordstrom, bought tights. i bought like black boots, i bought wool things, and i pat them all on a huge suitcase. and i was going to go, you know, that was the day of the election and the next morning i was to fly out and to join the transition team. and and i rolled that right back into nordstrom and i said i would to think nordstrom has that return that return policy. well, and i said she, i said i would like return all of this. and she said didn't, didn't, didn't anything work out. and i said, no. oh, just like two days after trump was elected like, oh, lady, nothing worked. and there's not a no strong enough to properly do right. and so i think feeling like those doors of opportunity were just not open for me. so i, you know, i was like, well, i'll just wait. right, i'll wait. maybe somebody wait four years, wait eight years. and at some point i just decided i even like to wait in grocery store checkout line. i'm the person who like i'll be like, oh, there's pizza, fast checkout. i'm getting in line. like,

were you at nordstrom? >> interpreter: i didn't even know about that.ause] >> interpreter: talking about covid, the guy came into blow my hair, and i got tested while i was getting my hair blown. [laughter] >> kelly: it's the future. >> interpreter: i was like, what is he doing? >> kelly: it's so funny, how we have all become accustomed to strange people being in our nostrils. [laughter] like come in your home. >> interpreter: it's the new normal. >> kelly: my kids know no other world because they are so young. but i want to say congrats on historic win for the movie "coda" last year. [cheers and applause] it was so, so good. the whole cast here, i fell in love with them all over again even after the movie, it was so beautiful. what did y'all do that night? >> interpreter: let's see, right after, we want to the governors ball, the party they're coming to the vanity fair, people were left and right. usually, people don't come up to me, they are psycho but i think i'm deaf but they came right up to me, and then we went to "vanity fair." my bedtime is 9:00

arrived, the thousand dollar payment had already been spent at various retailer, including $800 at nordstrom. i thought, what the hell is going on? they have good taste anyway. >> reporter: mario says he eventually got reimbursed after he filed a complaint with the consumer protection bureau. it is easy for scammers because many contain a magnetic stripe. how much fraud has been reported, but the state doesn't have a clue. it told us it is not tracking fraud complaints. >> it is like political groundhog day, right? here we go again. >> reporter: this assembly member is fed up. he says the state should have learned its lesson. $20 billion was stolen through ebd debit cards because those cards didn't have chips either. he says california should use a more secure payment method. he thinks money network should eat the cost of any fraud instead of pocketing the $25 million the state paid it to run the program. >> when there are few consequences for fumbles, this is the behavior get, right? if you have consequences, people react. it changes. it shapes behavior. >> the state auditor the looking int

when i worked at nordstrom, there was always a live pianist right there on the first floor. they don't do that anymore. i miss that. they don't do that. they don't. it's always nice. got to see the day. it definitely did. and that will do it for us tonight. thank so much behold the quantum flux -- a magic portal to the past, what some might call a "time machine." this is where you guys go "oooh." no, thank you. just get on with it. "ooh," indeed. i'm throwing dad and gloria's 10th anniversary party, and phil is part of the entertainment. i'm gonna make gloria seemingly dematerialize,

kohls is just a little bigger, nordstrom's.whole year end they are doing it in a few days. having said that, they threw the book at this and i think they were hoping for more, 10% increase but we don't know but. having said that, it shows consumers are cautious and they will come up for a sale and how much was pulled forward, we don't know and how much they will what is on. ashley: pretty impressive. we are out of time but there's always fascinating stuff. thank you, appreciate your time. restaurants tacking on new surcharges for customers so pay attention to the small print. like what? >> a glass of water, workers healthcare, climate change, one in six restaurants have, creative ways to boost margins, it is annoying because it's on top of the fee to swipe your credit card. if you ask, sometimes you can have them remove the surcharge he. ashley: but then you don't want to look cheap. >> this is your responsibility, not mine. ashley: i have to leave it there but thank you. coming up, state department officials discovered chinese

retail giant nordstrom closing all their locations in the city, joins a long line of retailers who simplyand moved out. they are not a charity, they are a business and they cannot sustain this outrageous criminal behavior. stuart: those chains are the best advertisement for amazon that i have ever seen. ashley: you are right. stuart: trump's former chief of staff says it would be a, quote, nonstop gunfight with congress and the courts if trump won her second term. we have a report on that. jim jordan considering holding mark zuckerberg in contempt of congress saying he has yet to provide internal documents on meta's censorship efforts. that story is next. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com stuart: big tech censorship. congressman jim jordan might hold mark zuckerberg in contempt of congress. what is this about? >> reporter: this is beca

christiaan nordstrom, may seem innocuous enough by their titles.however, click through nordstrom profile and you'll soon find posts claiming that vitamin c can cure covid 19, that the 2020 election was stolen donald trump and that the cia is actually run out of china. all in the same ft as posts about crystal frequencies and how to protect your energy field. dr. north strap, a former physician, was once a regular on the oprah winfrey show, is just one example of a certain type of character has seemed to rise to prominence in far right spaces in the last several years. the wellness guru influencer turned right wing conspiracy theorist certainly, the crunchy too far right pipeline has a common discussion topic among. social media users, journalists and historians alike. many are baffled by the question of how people who champion new age spirituality, natural eating habits and, environmentalism could be seemingly converse it overnight into q and on believing anti-mask. but the connection between this seemingly left leaning wellness subculture and far

dell, macy's, wayfarer, walmart, nordstrom are all doing sales to compete with prime day.e: that is a problem because prime day is coming as a strike is looming for ups. 340,000 workers are preparing to pick starting august 1. that is when the company's contract with the teamsters union expires. economists say you can expect your packages through the end of the month, but beyond that, don't count on it. delivery disruptions could increase costs for this is and that could lead to higher prices for consumers. kumasi: 711's slurpee day is today. summertime flavors include summertime citrus and fanta dragon fruit. reggie: if the red light is on, i don't want to go. that means it is not ready. i will leave the store. i do need a slim jim. kumasi: you don't mix the -- reggie: no. kumasi: you don't have to yell. [laughter] reggie: i get passionate. kumasi: it may be morning but you can think about lunch. some is giving away one million sandwiches to highlight its new deli sliced meat. the chain has invested more than $80 million in new deli meat slicers. the people at each partic

i used to get service at nordstrom. now it's like service at walgreens. can anybody help me?the plastic thing open, i want that nice suit. people are stealing suits! let me steal that 38 regular. >> always fence it online. >> exactly it's organized crime >> you need some shrinkage. >> enough with the george cos stanza the oil stocks crush. >> your point is they traded those numbers for a reason and you probably don't want to own them because there's no growth >> i'm just saying there's two markets. there's been two markets forever. there's markets where you make money and don't make money i prefer the former. i think the former have really much more to say david, if you want to focus -- if david wants to focus on rite-aid, i'm all oifrt. david, i want you to look at rite-aid. >> as rates continue to stay high, the terminal rate keeps moving higher, you can get 5% in your 401(k) right now. >> they've been incredibly strong. >> we did get mannheim yesterday, used cars second biggest year on year decline, down 10.3 bigger than we saw during the financial crisis goldman only look

retailers are pulling out left and right like nordstrom, or maybe, and that shopping center. more crime is the reason they are closing shop. burglaries were up 14% by last year. that was up by 1%. violent crime is down by 2%. that is all according to sfpd. they're trying to lure people back to union square with the magic word, free. >> reporter: this is a new program. live music every saturday afternoon until october here at union square. they are trying to jazz things up and bring some life back to the shopping district. business owners welcome the help. they say music brings people together. the hope is it will also help drum up foot traffic in union square and other parts of downtown. business owners have been hit with the blues since the pandemic. add on open drug use and homelessness. many stores cannot survive since customers stayed away. there are at least three vacant storefronts across from the square and many more nearby. >> we do kind of cut our hours on certain days. >> reporter: their family owns the hop on and hop off tour buses. >> we are probably at about 60%

even nordstrom. running sales to compete with prime day. kumasi: thank you, jobina.re accused of double dipping on fees and opening fake accounts. they will have to pay $150 million in penalties. the bank serves 60 million people and small business clients. the company has not commented. reggie: one big bank saying they will keep their investment in the san francisco financial district. jpmorgan chase will attain a large footprint on 1 front st. -- retain a large footprint on one front street. it's not clear what they will do with the former first republic headquarters. used-car prices are down for a third straight month. data shows prices fell 4% in june from the previous month. the biggest monthly drop since the start of the pandemic. used-car prices have been very high because of inflation and supply chain issues that caused temporary slowdowns in new-car production. you can see that we are up 127 points this morning. go ahead and tell them. kumasi: a professional ice hockey team is coming to lake tahoe. sports fans, you might recognize one of the owners. tim tebo

ex-doubted leases with this quarter, it was many retailers, so tj max, marshal's, burlington, ross, nordstrom also had groceries expanding. trader joe's, whole foods, albertson's, kroger, crafts growing as well with hobby lobby. sporting goods growing with dick's it's remarkable to see the wellness component continue to expand you have fitness, medical. it's a nice way the shopping center continues to evolve it's all about convenience and more retailers, as well as medical users, want to be closer to where people live >> that's very interesting that's an interesting point you make about the medical users you see many, many more of these -- in medicine or urgent care centers popping up in shopping centers like yours. let's talk about higher interest rates and how if at all they have affected you. i note that you have very little, maybe even no debt coming due for the remainder of 2023, which i guess is good news that means you don't have to roll anything over into higher rate loans so how is it affecting you, how are those rates affecting you if at all, and your kus pers? -- customers >> we're

organized operation, not random street gangs coming in and clearing out the shelves at target or nordstrom or whatever. >> that's right. amazon tells us that this -- they're participating in some wider law enforcement investigations around these things, including active investigations. >> to get your hands on twitter and 50 brevel toaster ovens, have you to have some logistics behind the operation. >> a source. >> thank you for joining us with that story by the way, what is the back of a cargo container? >> i don't know. it opens up, i guess i was just curious. >> all these cheap movies i watch, people are always getting shoved into cargo containers >> front or back, top, who knows. >>> by the way, don't miss amazon's ceo andy jassy on ""closing bell"" at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, top states and the culture wars many of the most controversial states at the forefront of social debates are still leading the way in terms of business friendliness those details are next. >>> plus, the energy sector, the worst performer today. we'll take a look at names ats thmaetlor.we th inext good luc

nordstrom rack in downtown san francisco has officially closed its doors. the retailer on market street announced the closure back in may. they say the dynamics of the downtown area have changed dramatically over the past several years, which lowered foot traffic to the storm. the company is also planning to close the westfield location at the end. up next month and just down the street from that store, the old navy on market street is closing up shop today. the parent company says they already looked into some new locations around downtown san francisco. the other old navy location on folsom street will stay open. the market street location opened more than 20 years ago. happening now, drivers are paying more to cross the golden gate bridge. the toll went up. 35 starting this morning. that means drivers without fast track will now have to pay 9.75. to cross the bridge. fast track passholders will also see a $0.35 increase bringing that total to 8.75. pay as you go tolls will be $9. that's a $0.20 increase. car pooling. still the cheapest option at 6.75. an

nordstrom rack in downtown san francisco is officially closed its doors. the retailer located on market street announced that closure back in may saying that the dynamics of the downtown area have changed dramatically over the past several years, which is lowered foot traffic, causing them to close the store. the company is also planning on closing the westfield location at the end of next month. just down the street from that storm, the old navy on market street is closing up shop and they closed up today. parent company says they're already looking for some new locations around the downtown area. the other old navy on folsom street will be staying open. the market relocation opened more than 20 years ago. today. volunteers took down the 28th annual pink triangle which has been up for about 2 weeks is a part of the san francisco pride month. celebrations. the nearly acres sized pink triangle glows about the city every year on san francisco's twin peaks. it serves as both a reclamation of a symbol first used by the nazis to identify men and memorial to com

the nordstroms is leaving, old navy, all of the big with tourist kind of stores that people have downtownhat tourists are staying away. elizabeth: got it. michael shellenberger, you're terrific. we want to have you back on again soon. >> god to be with you. -- good to be with you. elizabeth: okay, this story the, president biden, he did follow former president trump with a trip to south carolina. but look at that, he drew far fewer crowds. trump pulled in crowds twice the capacity of madison square garden. plus, a major setback coming up to the dei movement. we're going to talk to senator ron johnson about all of this. let's check in first with dagen and sean, they've got a hot hour coming up on "the bottom lewin." sean: it's going to be exploding here in just about 17, 18 minutes. we have "fox & friends" weekend cohost will cain, also doing the 8 p.m. hour tonight on the fox news channel. dagen: and charlie hurt will be -- it's a book end of sorts. charlie hurt, he will cover everything from mark levin's new book, is it in target or not? and then when you get fired for video recording pe

$14 billion worth of sales and if you think about that, that's almost as much as a retailer like nordstrom'sdoes in the entire year that will just be prime day. but having said that, how much of that is pulling sales forward from later in the year that's what we really want to know and some of it have been deferring sales. so the event will be successful. what it will say about the rest of the holiday shopping season we don't know yet. >> that's what i'm wondering what does it say about the state of the consumer, which you've. kind of bearish on the con conventional wisdom is the consumer have been very resilient. >> i hear that a lot, consumer is strong. but when you look at what you're spending is inflation, inflation, inflated dollars, if you will when you look at purchases of things, retail sales of goods, they're actually down when your inflation adjusted, and they have been for something like 10 or 11 straight months. we'll see what the numbers come out on retail sales from the census bureau next week. but they've been down for a long time then they say, oh, they've been shifting to se

etsy, nordstrom, gap, kohl's, eco chewy all up what's interesting is that prices have gone up. >> as long as nothing breaks, and when i say breaks, it's typically the stock market, consumers will spend it's not to suggest everybody own stocks, but the market goes up every day, people feel better about things, i can go out there and spend regardless of whether or not i should be never underestimate the u.s. consumer's want to spend we talk about tjmaxx, i think karen brings it up, that stock's made an all-time high late last week, earlier this week. continues to trade higher. the flip side of the coin is -- >> target. >> retailers that can't figure it out so, you have to -- you can't just sort of paint with a broad brush here you have to pick the right companies. >> is amazon the right kind of retailer for this day and age, karen? >> well, we -- we don't know what the real value of the retail business is, right? they spend so much money to build up that business and it seems like any time they want, they can take that spend down and we can see real operating margins as opposed to the

nordstrom rack in downtown san francisco is officially closed its doors. the retailer on market street announced the closure back in may. they say the dynamics of downtown of change dramatically over the past several years, which lowered foot traffic coming into the store. the company also plans to close their westfield location at the end of next month. and just a little bit down the street, their old navy is closing bear market street location. that's happening tomorrow when the lease expires. parent company says they're already looking for new locations around downtown san francisco. the other old navy location on folsom street will stay open. the market street location opened more than 20 years ago. in south bank. the 3rd annual stars and strides race made their way through downtown san jose. more than 2000 people taking part in this year's starting point is that the discovery meadow. >> and of course, ended at a festival area with live music and lawn games. food trucks, all those proceeds benefiting the valley health foundation. looked like it was a p

so expect walmart, target, nordstrom, wayfair, others to have sales of their own in the coming days. power ball and megamillions jackpots reached over $1 billion combined. power ball prize money is now at about 650 million. while megamillions grand prize sits at an estimated 480 million. power ball says this is the ninth largest jackpot. the power ball jackpot on record in the second largest this year. drawing happens tonight for power ball and tuesday for megamillions. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. you can reach me on twitter and instagram. thank you for the privilege of your time. garrett haake picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," president biden traveling to lithuania for a critical nato summit hours after an audience with king charles at windsor. >>> also, the president defending his decision to send controversial cluster munitions to aid ukrainian forces on the battlefield despite the pushback from within his own party. >> it's not in certain areas we're trying to get through those trenches and stop those tanks fro

nordstrom announced its intention to close in may, saying they wouldn't renew their lease. it's among 45 stores in the westfield mall that say they are closing since 2020 and not too far from their oracle park giants wrapping up their weekend series against the red sox this afternoon following one of the giants most exciting winners of the season. watch and on the hill, football, boston and the first pitch swinging at a high drive to left field. j.d. davis sends it down the line. it is fair. it is gone. it's a walk off home run for. how about that? what a finish. j.d. davis homered in the bottom of the ninth in the giants. thrilling three two victory over the red sox at oracle last night. giants slugger wilmer flores continued his hot streak. he had three hits and an rbi. the giants remain three games behind the division leading dodgers and the nl west. they were winners yesterday. the giants begin a series against the d-backs in arizona, a hot arizona. that is tomorrow night. how about the a's? they conclude their weekend series against the rockies in denver this afternoon

nordstrom rack in downtown san francisco has officially closed its stores.ps say the dynamics of the downtown market area have changed dramatically over the past several years. lowering foot traffic to the store. the company also plans to close its westfield mall location. also on market street at the end of next month. and the old navy also on market street closed up shop saturday. the parent company says they are already looking for new locations around downtown san francisco. the other will navy location on folsom street will stay open. the market street location open more than 20 years ago. saturday volunteers took down the 28th annual pink triangle which has been up for 2 weeks as part of san francisco pride month. celebrations. the nearly acre size pink triangle close above reclamation of a symbol first used by nazis to identify men and a memorial to commemorate people in the lgbtq+ community who have faced discrimination. volunteers packed the campuses and borders into a truck and brought it to an oakland warehouse where it will wait to be unveiled to

yes through nordstrom. okay. and on the locations i see that they are taking place in in the american indian cultural district, the african american cultural district and the castro lgbt. q cultural district. have you reached out to any of these cultural districts since this is well within their purview. well i mean, i know that we've talked to, i think, the kind of organizing community organizations. can you speak to that? we have not reached out to those specific organizations. we've been working very closely with the merchants associations of each neighborhood, which i appreciate. i just would like, if you could, to reach out to those cultural districts as this is, like i said, this is under their purview. and whereas the merchants associations are definitely, um, empowered components in being community stakeholders, the cultural districts are as well as they're usually centering the communities themselves. yeah, that's a great note. we have, um, we've definitely been trying to the program artists who are alig

are you saying that this administration did away with the enabling of the nordstrom pipeline to be built? >> i believe that the president made clear his opposition to the pipeline. >> then why did he get put in use under this administration? it is being built now. >> while it is no longer -- germany is -- >> so nothing's change from the trump administration to the biden administration but enabling the north korean pipeline to be in existence. remaining section to be built. miss yellen, i will tell you what. i'm out of time, but if you would respond in writing, i should appreciate it. thank you so much. >> the gentleman yields. the gentleman from nevada, mr. -- is now recognized for five minutes. >> madam secretary, could you answer the final questions of the records clear on your position regarding the debt ceiling -- >> regarding the debt ceiling date? >> based on the questioning from the previous colleague. >> yes, my very first letter to congress indicated that we had confidence that we could pay the government spills until early june, but that highlighted that we were concerned that

flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ tesco, nordstromks off fifth avenue are among the several stores that have recently shut down managers of sam's cable car lounge says his bar used to stay open past midnight every night for crowds that jostled on the street bar, hopped or even window browse. and now he had to drastically cut those hours and his business is down some 30. i just know people in my industry, restaurant and bar industry still think that they're hurting for business and numbers aren't what they were even last year when we reopened right after the pandemic, we thought it was really quiet and this year seems to be slightly more quiet than last year at san francisco rank last. in a recent study of downtown recoveries by the university of toronto city supervisors have since relaxed downtown zoning rules to allow allow mixed use space. we see this as an opportunity, of course, in san francisco to reshape, reimagine the downtown . many of us in the san francisco area and our 1300 member companies really believe that san francisco