, dealers and calls for the macy's news, everywhere up from 4.6% to dillards to nordstrom and calls up seven plus percent, that is not the only merger monday, occidental petroleum confirming it agreed to by crown rock for close to $12 billion, ox is moving higher by under 1% drop 10% year to date and competitors in a buying spree, there is a push for oxo to mimic them and do the same. we will be watching less than 48 hours away from the last federal reserve rate decision announcement of the year fed chair jay powell and company widely expected to leave rates unchanged this time around but this one is hugely important because we have the dot plot. stop rolling your eyes the interest-rate prediction of the aeach voting member on the tidid timing of the rate cut this is important get treasury yields moving higher at the moment if you look at the intraday's of these i don't know if we can get those up but they started to dip a couple of hours ago but what did we get we got a ten year bond yield and suddenly everything turned around, right now the tenure is up 1.6 basis points to 4.24% the

family to buy out nordstrom's, that was a private type of a deal, franchise tried to buy cold, theyn that last year at the department store, foot traffic, top business in the online digital one click world even amazon which is the biggest online retailer looking over its shoulder you heard the discount online retailer called temu from china number one shopping up for the past year end according to bloomberg they have almost 50 million monthly users which is a quarter of amazon numbers and whether you shop online or shop in person consumers continue to spend especially in this all-important holiday shopping. deal hungry consumers are going to spend close to a trillion dollars in november and december according to the national retail federation, that is back to prepare endemic levels in the consumer matters heading into next year's vote, historically if there is a recession within two years of the boat the incumbent president has lost every single election since 1951 and we discussed this it is still 50/50 whether or not we will get a recession next year according to the economist but

nordstrom the's was down last quarter with 7%, macy 's down 7%. kohl's down 5.5%.numbers, department stores were down 4%. i expect that trend to continue. their sales are certainly suffering. their stock the may go up or down based on what expectations are, sometimes you have that kind of dead cat bounce, or but we'll have to wait and see, but i don't think their sales will be positive. maria: jerry, or do you think we're going to have a recession next year? >> you know, i don't know. i hope not. i think we all do. i hope these numbers are going to be better than i expect, you know, when they come out in a minute. maria: yeah. >> you know, it really depends on how leveraged the consumer and is -- is and whether they have any money left to pend. maria: that's a good point. you're talking about tet and the use of credit cards going higher, and then there's the buy now pay later phenomenon as well. as we await the november are tail sales numbers, up 83 on the duh industrials. are you a fan of -- dow industrials. are you a fan of this buy now, pay later program in. >>

nordstrom closed its location in san francisco center in august. the company said the dynamics of san francisco market has changed over the years and foot traffic has lessened. westfield gave up control of san francisco center earlier this year. >>> we want to make a correction to a story we reported earlier this morning. this morning we said that two men accused of shooting and killing a security guard were going to trial today. now, the two men have been charged in the murder of a retired police officer having worked for san jose and hayward police departments who was guarding a news crew in oakland at the time. he was shot thanksgiving week in 2021. he died in the hospital three days later. that trial is expected to start on december 18th. police are still looking for a third suspect, laron gilbert. >>> alaska airlines wants to buy another major airline. we break down the potentially nearly $2 million merger and what it might mean for you. >>> with groups of migrants arriving to the united states so rapidly, federal authorities are temporarily c

you may remember nordstrom closed its location in the san francisco center in august.ompany says, the dynamic of the san francisco market has changed over the years. foot traffic has lessened, and the mall operator westfield gave up control of san francisco center earlier this year . >>> they are using art to express themselves. actually, the focus of the book showing how it can give some people a voice who otherwise can't. it was today in the bay's marcus washington. >>> a new book shines the light on a unique san francisco artist community. the book, "mark is art," with more than 100 original artworks operated by men and women with develop mental disabilities. all of the artists create their works at creativity explore. this is a nonprofit community studio helping those artists paint, draw, sculpt their art, and in some cases, really help to market and sell the works, with looks, some artists say, artists have difficulty verbally expressing themselves, and they can actually use their art to tackle important social issues, including sexuality and civil rights. >> some

the ball's longtime anchor retailer nordstrom closed permanently.alls, former operator pulled out in june, citing challenging operating conditions, more layoffs spotify this evening. the music streaming service says it is aksing 17% of its global workforce. >> in a 3rd round of layoffs this year in january, the company cut 6% of its total staff while in june a cut step by another 2%, mainly in the podcast division in a message to employees. the ceo says the jobs were being cut is a part of a quote, strategic reorientation. the post did not specify how many employees would be losing their jobs, but a spokesperson did confirm that it amounts to about 1500 people in the first 9 months of the year. the company had a net loss of about 5 million dollars. alaska airlines has agreed to by hawaiian airlines in a 1.9 billion dollar deal. the airline says the com ined company would be based in seattle where alaska airlines is currently headquartered. and a hawaiian airlines of course, have struggled in recent years as competition to the hawaiian islands ramped

the most longtime anchor retailer nordstrom closed permanently westfield. the miles former operator pulled out in june, citing challenging operating conditions. more layoffs to spotify this evening. the music streaming service says it's acting 17% of its global workforce. in a 3rd round of layoffs this year in january, the company cut 6% of total staff. well, in june, it cut staff by another 2%. mainly in the podcast division in a message to employees. the ceo says the jobs were being cut is part of a, quote, strategic reorientation. the post did not specify just how many employees are going to lose their jobs. but a spokesperson did confirm that it amounts to about 1500 people in the first 9 months of the year. the company had a net loss of about 5 million dollars. alaska airlines has agreed to by hawaiian airlines in a 1.9 billion dollar deal. the airline says the combined company would be based in seattle where alaska airlines is currently headquartered. airlines has in recent years as competition to the hawaiian islands ramped up alaska, he's agreed to

he could be at nordstrom using your credit card right now!portantly, i don't think congress should come before the court. you shouldn't be able to kick out somebody for crimes they have not been convicted of yet. and i'll tell you why: to get convicted in a court it takes 12 ordinary citizens to judge you. and i trust 12 randos off the street way more than 435 congresspeople. [cheers and applause] because when you really think about it, he just got fired by his coworkers! i don't know if we want to set that precedent. imagine if all of our coworkers could vote on whether we should have a job. we would all be unemployed! and look, i think it is very important to acknowledge, a large part of why he was kicked out is that he is gay. republicans don't [bleep] with that gay shit. he could never be a full part of their club. yes, he was a scam artist who stole and lied, but republicans are ride or die with all kinds of liars and crooks. i'm just saying, looking at their track record. if you're lgbt, they'll make you gtfo. gtfo plus. let's move on t

nordstrom, macy's, gap, old navy and levi are there. the big prestigious foreign brands like gucci, prada, ferragamo and bearberry all have big flagship stores there. i went back a little over a month ago on a campaign trip. i went to union square. all of those doors are now closed down, which is acre after acre of plywood. it's like all of 5th avenue in new york, all the stores closed. people come from all over the world to shop there, and it's gone. the reason is because of the chaos out in the streets. all the homeless population that has exploded in california. i felt traumatized by what i saw. my favorite city, the most beautiful city in america. in a year, it's hard was torn out. i didn't know much about homelessness. i began studying it. my assumption was that homelessness is the result of drug addiction. and as the result of extreme poverty. that it's driven by mental illness. the weird thing is there is 520 5000 homeless people in this country, but half of them are in california. which only has 12% of the population. so, my ass

we have an outlet store and we're in a bunch of nordstrom and also william sonomo. so we're hoping to test out more next year. >> and finally tell me about where you are. i've always wanted to go to a christmas mark in europe. are you out there buy something. >> christmas markets are a unique concept in europe, some in the u.s. but not quite the same yet, and just all these towns that decorate for christmas. you can see all the people behind me. there are traffic jams because so many people are coming in and it is a week night. and what they are is just stall after stall, some are selling food, local specialties, some selling christmas decorations, others selling jiljewelry or ot things. this is open container, you can wander around with your wine and browse and shop and eat. just super fun and super festive. and it is cold. so people are out here doing this all the time and it is freezing cold. >> and i'll buy you a drink next year because that looks like great fun. always wanted to get out to one of those. good luck with theholiday. mac, always a pleasure. >> happ

. >> while companies like nordstrom cinema and old navy have closed retail locations in the city, bellisario says san francisco business license data shows that overall the city is no longer losing more companies than it's gaining. still, though, retail vacancy rates have risen to above 18% in union square, kazuko morgan of cushman and wakefield says businesses are opening up. and good news is on the horizon. there are a fair amount of leases that have been signed that have not been announced that will be probably forthcoming next year. >> we have a fair amount of tenants that are under construction and that's going to add to the vibrancy as well. >> morgan says that workers going back to the office and more convention ins would both help retail, but the positive image of san francisco must also get out there to our biggest issue. >> i think, has been just the backlash with the media and throwing us under the bus, the city and i think that's been that's been that's probably been one of the toughest things that we've had to deal with when people, you know, just everyday people go and take vid

we know for now that these really forces that have been in nordstrom surfaces, you can add in phones, cut him, which is to the north of the occupied west bank for almost 7 hours now, conducting massive detentions. this is a practice that we've been seeing a lot of it lately, when these really forces go rate homes and then fix out us citizens out to investigates and to interrogate them. and conditions that described by many is very difficult. now we know that there are arms confrontations going on there inside the comp, and we know that these really forces usually wave the comp looking for uh, basically we're talking about just a few of armed men that often and confront with these really forces militarily, when they enter the area there. last time they read that they kept, they could not get to them. it even though they use their own strikes today as well . we've seen the use of drawing strikes according to locals there. we know that that leads to palestinians have been injured, and there are, there has been also issues with obstruction of those injured to be taken to hospitals. now th

nordstrom, macy's, gap, old navy and levi are there.he big prestigious foreign brands like gucci, prada, ferragamo and bearberry all have big flagship stores there. i went back a little over a month ago on a campaign trip. i went to union square. all of those doors are now closed down, which is acre after acre of plywood. it's like all of 5th avenue in new york, all the stores closed. people come from all over the world to shop there, and it's gone. the reason is because of the chaos out in the streets. all the homeless population that has exploded in california. i felt traumatized by what i saw. my favorite city, the most beautiful city in america. in a year, it's hard was torn out. i didn't know much about homelessness. i began studying it. my assumption was that homelessness is the result of drug addiction. and as the result of extreme poverty. that it's driven by mental illness. the weird thing is there is 520 5000 homeless people in this country, but half of them are in california. which only has 12% of the population. so, my assum

. >> while companies like nordstrom cinema and old navy have closed retail locations in the city, bellisarios san francisco business license data shows that overall the city is no longer losing more companies than it's gaining. still, though, retail vacancy rates have risen to above 18% in union square, kazuko morgan of cushman and wakefield says businesses are opening up. and good news is on the horizon. there are a fair amount of leases that have been signed that have not been announced that will be probably forthcoming next year. >> we have a fair amount of tenants that are under construction and that's going to add to the vibrancy as well. >> morgan says that workers going back to the office and more convention ins would both help retail, but the positive image of san francisco must also get out there to our biggest issue. >> i think, has been just the backlash with the media and throwing us under the bus, the city and i think that's been that's been that's probably been one of the toughest things that we've had to deal with when people, you know, just everyday people go and take video o

now these really forces have been waiting nordstrom, sir fugit camp onto the cutting, continuously looking for a group of on demand this often confront many charlie with these really forces. and we've also seen injuries amongst those palestinians and the thing they are know according to palestinians. 2 injuries have been sustained after as really forces re that to come and many others are still we expect not being able to be carried to the hospitals. so it's still a wait and see as these really forces are still in the area they've rated in total 8th places. here in the occupied west bank, including an alpha water refugee camp to the south of the west bank. now, according to palestinians, they say that they've rated the home of ones in alpha one who has been accused of conducting a ramming attacks against has really soldiers on fridays, they, they, they tell us that they have rated the home. they've trusted, they've damaged its contents. and basically that these rates are becoming protein becoming part of the process of palestinians lives affecting many civilians, many children, many people

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nordstrom 4 is your election headquarters. a landmark ruling out of colorado barring former president trump. >> from the 2024 presidential ballot. now, a california state official wants to do the same thing here. i'm grant lotus joins us now live from our newsroom with the latest push to try to keep trump off the ballot. grant california's lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis is calling for the state's secretary of state to explore legal options too. >> remove former president trump from california's ballot. could a lock us candidate for governor in 2026. made that request today. it follows yesterday's ruling by the colorado supreme court that the former president is ineligible to be reelected and therefore won't be on that state's ballot because of his role surrounding the january 6th insurrection at the capitol. the court cited the 14th amendment in defending its 4 to 3 decision. in her letter today could unlock is says california must stand on the right side of history. this is not a matter of political gamesmanship. this i

minnesota fire department, those firefighters achieve jimmy breslin captain kevin pass lieutenant tim nordstromte part was the outtakes you did. you guys were giving each other lines trying to do this. do not highly actors but you delivered hollywood level video it. at the last three years in 2021 get it home alone. last year health. this year get out than yourselves. cheap, what is at the inspiration, motivation behind this? >> being part of the inspiratio is to show company pride are city pride. to our staff in true belief in this community. there's a couple other ones too with all the increased attentio to our social media pages, woul we do deliver public education, it has a bigger outreach it. also, recruitment, retention an public safety is challenging. would we do these videos, it gives that there is an insight to what her organization and is. >> i have to ask it, how did yo decide to play the role of clark's wife turning the lights on and off? and how did you decide who is a creative genius behind this unlike in the movie itself, you guys had multiple occasions of you going in and out wh

other deals that were possible, such as nordstrom and kohl's, that did not work in terms of going privatell be many different hurdles and also even though we value the real estate of this value, how you monetize that? that is a question/opportunity, because the company has been on a journey to do that themselves. kailey: does that make this journey easier? does that easier done in private markets, even if technically this buyout figure may be lower than what you think that real estate is actually worth? oliver: yeah, it could give freedom, flexibility, also disassembling macy's not as we know it. these are all possibilities. it will be complex in terms of how we monetize these pieces and what you should do and what this company should look like. generally, we have had less is more, meaning shrink grow, rethink store base. macy's has been on a good journey doing that itself. tbd, it will be a question what kind of company this may be under different owners if this does indeed happen. guy: oliver, one of the failures in this situation before has been a lack of investment. people take these

your mom approached me inside of a nordstrom and said i watch "the today show" every day her number onethat entire thing. i say to him that, you know what, this is life as a jets fan, guys. this is what happens when the team gives you a little hope and then rips it away from you there are lessons learned from this as well >> we can learn no matter what right, guys? >> do they have a message maybe for us >> what do you want to say >> go dolphins >> i do not subscribe to that one, but we can appreciate what the dolphins have done for this team what an amazing story. what a great job. >> thank you, sam. thank you. >> mrs. martinez >> great job, kids, too. >> that's going to catch on. that method of teaching is going to catch on, which it's something. >> it's meeting kids where their interests are makes a lot of sense. >> you know what, can we say hi to her mom that went up to sam in a nordstrom. >> and giovanni. >> sam was a little cruel. a little cruel to giovanni. >> giovanni, j-e-t-s, jets, jets, jets. >> let them know who is your team >> jets! >> that was a great story. god! by the way

. >> kohls, mace's and nordstrom surging and 5.8 billion offer.ace's around by taking it private. stuart: doing this deal and leaving by two and going down with lord and taylor and niemann marcus. >> media matters and that's the left wing of the nonprofit and conservative media and they claimed major ads on x formally known as twitter popping up to anti-semitic content and attorney general from the state of missouri drew bailie joining me now. your honor, you're going after media matters. spell out exactly what they did wrong? >> i believe in the right to free speech is the foundation of the public and we'll fight against radical progressive tyrants that lie, cheat and steal to take this away from americans and we're not going to let that matter. media matters defrauded missourians in a scheme to take the money and convert to a manipulation of the marketplace and attack on the last platform dedicated to free speech in america. we're launching an investigation and we're going to obtain documents for the bottom and rooted out with state statutes and

they wanted to suffer $21 a share that the 32% premium you can see the other retailers are all up, nordstrom6% i had two free hours to myself if i want a few days ago i went to a major mall and to department stores and i walked around and i walked around and i could not buy a gift if i tried i came out with gift card for my mother-in-law in a pocketbook for my mother, that is it i tried so hard, show me something to buy you need to give somebody a reason to go into a store i wanted to see a table with suggested gifts and salespeople had boxes that they could hand me after i bought the handbag so i didn't have to go back to get up back to rapid. i'm just saying you wanted with the probably the department stores, there's one of them. >> that turned into a rant, it was easier to buy online. i apologize. >> we have news on the big oil deal, who was it and how much. >> petroleum is buying crown rock for $12 billion, deals are happening in the permian basin that's where crown rock does its business, $12 billion according to my sources is a huge number there are acquisitions because the oil majors

network in southern california that has targeted at least ten stores, including cvs, sephora and nordstrom'sl . oakland police are investigating two deadly shootings over the weekend. two men were shot right outside of a liquor store saturday. one of them survived and another person was killed in a neighborhood early yesterday morning. ktvu joey horta reports in oakland with what police and witnesses are revealing about these crimes . >> just after 4:00 saturday afternoon, oakland police say two men were shot at international and 71st street. those who work in the area, like kida, are fed up with the violence for real? for real. >> stop the violence, man witnesses inside stolen liquor and market during the shooting are afraid to speak on camera, but they tell us a car pulled up , a passenger got out and shot and killed a man smoking a cigaret outside the store. >> another man in his 60s, who goes by the nickname fiji, was shot in the leg and survived. officers found him on the floor inside the liquor store across town just after midnight sunday. in this pill hill neighborhood on 28th near su

the malls, longstanding anchor, nordstrom closed westfield.malls, former operator pulled out june, citing challenging operating conditions. more layoffs to spotify to talk about this afternoon as the music streaming service says it is aksing 17% of its global workforce. 3rd round of layoffs just this year alone in january, the company cut 6% of its total staff while a cut. it the staff by another 2%, mainly in the podcast division and a message to employees. the ceo says the jobs are being cut as part of a quote. strategic reorientation. the post didn't specify how many employees lose their jobs. but a spokesperson confirmed that it does go to about 15,000 people in the first 9 months of the year. the company had a net loss of about 5 million dollars. a new study shows the south bay is the best place for middle and working class to live in the united states. these the san jose sunnyvale and santa clara areas came in number one out of the 50 metro areas beating san francisco, oakland at number 3, research by the ludwig institute for shared econ

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you may recall nordstrom closed its location in the san francisco centre in august.he company said the dynamics of the san francisco market has changed over the past few years and there's a lot less foot traffic. the mall operator, westfield, gave up control of san francisco centre earlier this year. >>> 6:39 this morning, taking a live look. a beautiful shot for you in downtown san jose, christmas in the park. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking all the beauty we see across the bay area, but that does come with fog. >> yes, it's been in spots. the north bay, parts of the delta, and the fog rolling across the bay into san francisco. this is where the golden gate bridge is. we can't see it as of now because we're above the fog. we went from having some spotty weekend showers to now some patchy fog. we're watching the coastline for some dangerous surf conditions and some beach hazards for today. and then rain will return for the middle of the week. as we take a look at morgan hill, we're starting out partly to mostly cloudy, temperatures in the low 50s this morni

recovered were stolen from targeted retailers, including sephora, ulta beauty, victoria's secret, nordstromlocal pharmacies. the owner of the warehouse was booked on multiple charges, including organized retail theft and possession of stolen property. the holiday shopping clock is ticking down with just hours left before christmas, and we found lots of last minute shoppers yesterday on the streets of san francisco. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard shows us therapy dogs were on duty, calming some stressed out shoppers. and it's not that it snow. >> let it snow. >> would you believe snow in union square? it happened thanks to this snowmaking machine, but the holiday joy it brought these kids was so real. >> i was expecting to see a lot of people out shopping. having a good time and soaking up the atmosphere. and that's exactly what we got. >> nick drummond and his family were looking for a festive vibe and they found it here. last minute christmas shoppers on a mission looking for gifts and deals. >> there's some discounts in some of the department stores. yeah i have some shopping to

were recovered, were stolen from targeted retailers like sephora, ulta beauty, victoria's secret, nordstromcal pharmacies. the owner of the warehouse was booked on multiple charges, including organized retail theft and possession of stolen property. well, the holiday shopping clock is ticking down with just hours left to go before christmas. today we found lots of last minute shoppers in san francisco. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard shows us how therapy dogs were on duty, calming some stressed out shoppers. let it snow, let it snow. >> let it snow. woo >> would you believe snow in union square? it happened thanks to this snow making machine. but the holiday joy that brought these kids was so real. >> i was expecting to see a lot of people out shopping, having a good time, and soaking up the atmosphere. and that's exactly what we got. >> nick drummond and his family were looking for a festive vibe, and they found it here last minute christmas shoppers on a mission looking for gifts and deals. >> there's some discounts in some of the department stores. >> yeah, i have some shopping t

other legacy retailers including kohl's and nordstrom closing up on the report. so, could this usher in a new wave of retail deals? do we think this will actually get done? what i thought was interesting is the ceo is going to retire in february and that usually paves the way for some sort of change in terms of ownership. >> if macy's -- i'm not on the board of macy's, i'm not the ceo. >> bid -- >> no, not at all. if they believe in their business, they think there's going to be a turnaround. they should laugh at this offer, because it's a real estate deal. and i put it on twitter last night, it's eerily rep neminisc of gordon gek coe. >> why did he wreck that company? >> because it was wreckable. our "fast money" trailer for "wall street" was some of our best work. and macy's best work was probably back when that movie came out, so, it -- but if you listen to starboard back in 2015, they put a $21 billion valuation on the real estate assets. other people are just looking at the overall valuation on a trailing 12-month is, you know, probably 4.2ebitda. look, it's

typically like nordstrom or or amazon yeah, we're like i wear the same clothes every day. you know that i how well i had to ask about the market because you none of the zipper i couldn't judge by up or down. so >> today. so all their you so i know you love the zip. i see a little tree back there. a friend of mine were talking >> themes for trees. she did a taylor swift tree. actually say its barbie that's taking over this season for trees? >> well, first and foremost, happy birthday are slept wednesday. she turns 34 she's a pillar of our economy. now right and i think she could be elected but this year, the the big hashtag is pink mess because obviously the barbie movie tiktok is 478 million views on paper mess. and instagram has 244,000 current tags on pink ms christmas trees. it's also a statement on environmental but it's also showing your inner barbie as well. so that's big thing where you have a pink christmas tree this year. so i'm not i like i like the regular green fake one. and i just put national pine cones on its winter tree. >> it's not denominational it's not.

don't forget the long time anchor retailer nordstrom's shut its doors permanently westfield, which is. former operator pulled out in june, citing challenging operating conditions. >> a san francisco animal rescue is taking elderly dogs out of bay area shelters to help celebrate the holidays at. >> home. >> ville. it plans to rescue 100 dogs in 10 days they took in. 24 just yesterday. hi, cutie. 9 of them are from the oakland animal shelter. >> i'm certain train shelters and have been for the last year or so and more dogs are entering shelters and are being people's lives have become a little bit more challenging loss of stability that people are experiencing is affecting the dodgers. 2. >> yeah, they want a nice home. they're scheduled to take dogs in from richmond and stockton today. >> well, the oakland ballers have released their schedule for the team's inaugural season. it's not going to be a while, that well, fans see him home f ahile, but their season opener will be in kalispell, montana on may. 21st. face the glaerrange riders. they're going to on the road until their home open

the malls, longtime anchor retailer nordstrom closed permanently westfield. malls, former operator pulled out in june, citing challenging operating conditions. that's what they set. now. the bay area sports, stanford going head-to-head against florida state in the women's soccer national championship game and the forty-niners enjoying their 4th straight win after beating the eagles sports director jason dumas takes a look. >> for some odd reason, i think victory monday, a little bit better than normal for both niners fans and players they woke up on monday morning, they got their lives back in philly in a big way. now they're viewed as the undisputed best team in football. it was the biggest regular season game that i've covered i've been here and i've been here 6 seasons now and it. white house shanahan has so much confidence in his guys performing well in big moments. >> we've got a lot of guys with experience. first of all, i think we've got a bunch of people have been ton of big games. think our guys are is. now the way they carry themselves. offseason ar

nordstrom announced it was going to be shutting down operations there permanently.ld malls, former operator pulled out in june citing challenging operating conditions. >> i-40 right now and assumes does go. animal rescue is taking an elderly dogs. they're taking him out of area. shelters, too, celebrate the holidays and home much ville plans to rescue 100 dogs in 10 days. they took 24 yesterday into their shelter. 9 of them from the oakland animal shelter. >> i'm train shelters and have been for the last year or so and more knocks are entering shelters and are being people's lives have become a little bit more challenging their their loss of stability that people are experiencing is affecting the dogs too. >> yeah, the dogs won a home, ok? but you have to keep the cone on. it's for your own good. they're scheduled to take dogs from richmond and stockton today. >> we're going to take a break here at 9.41. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the holiday can be overwhelming for many. we'll tell you what health professional suggest you do to maintain your mental san

nine years ago i came out and met with one of the nordstrom brothers and he said watch it, amazon's goingend up having the best touch. do you think you're there yet? more things you can do? >> oh, my gosh. i think that we do a very good job of recommending items to people and helping them discover items. and yet i think all of us on the team would say there's so much more we can do and we're constantly improving our models and generative ai are going to make our models even about thor. it's also going to make discovery even easier. so i think we're pretty good at it. and i think we're still in the early days. >> i listen to the value of prime and listen to what you guys are offering, and then i think about the ftc and how the ftc frankly just feels that you're entrapping people in prime. it's almost laughable to me. you do everything you can to keep prices down. entrap? it's a joy. when you see these things, i know -- i'm not asking you to litigate here. but doesn't it seem almost -- >> thank you. >> -- a simplistic way of looking at things? >> well, we've said this a few times. we think

. >> companies like nordstrom, cinemark and old navy have closed retail locations in the city, bellisario francisco business license data shows that overall the city is no longer losing more companies than it's gaining. still, though, retail vacancy rates have risen to above 18% in union square, kazuko morgan of cushman and wakefield says businesses are opening up. and good news is on the horizon. >> there are a fair amount of leases that have been signed that have not been announced that will be probably forthcoming next year. >> we have a fair amount of tenants that are under construction that's going to add to the vibrancy as well. >> morgan says that workers going back to the office and more conventions would both help retail, but the positive image of san francisco must also get out there to our biggest issue. >> i think, has been just the backlash with the media and throwing us under the bus. the city and i think that's been that's been that's probably been one of the toughest things that we've had to deal with when people, you know, just everyday people go and take video of dozens

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nordstrom, macy's, gap, old navy and levi are there.restigious foreign brands like gucci, prada, ferragamo and bearberry all have big flagship stores there. i went back a little over a month ago on a campaign trip. i went to union square. all of those doors are now closed down, which is acre after acre of plywood. it's like all of 5th avenue in new york, all the stores closed. people come from all over the world to shop there, and it's gone. the reason is because of the chaos out in the streets. all the homeless population that has exploded in california. i felt traumatized by what i saw. my favorite city, the most beautiful city in america. in a year, it's hard was torn out. i didn't know much about homelessness. i began studying it. my assumption was that homelessness is the result of drug addiction. and as the result of extreme poverty. that it's driven by mental illness. the weird thing is there i0

these folks would be working at intel or nordstrom during the day and going home to oakland and scraping the fuzz off coyote cactuses and tripping at night and creating images that were being shown at grateful dead shows the next weekend. so, it was like, something was happening that was different. the first book that i wrote about, this siberia, light in the trenches of hyperspace was really looking at all of these different threadst of culture s part of this same new cultural officers there that we could redesign reality. all of these different things, whether it was fantasy role-playing games where kids were, i know kids were scared it was satan us. dungeons & dragons where kids instead of watching the movie kiwould create their own story together. sort of a choose your own adventure hypertext reality that no one was used to yet. the idea you could read a story and text on a computer and choose where that takes you, knowing your own pathway, that was very new. too many of us, it seemed to be kind of an omen or a precursor to the idea that we would move into a much more deliberate and

nordstrom says ship by december 18th, 8:00 a.m. eastern.ecember 19th is the cutoff at noon. macy's will give you more, december 20th by 5:00 p.m. eastern time to get there by christmas. express shipping again, you will pay for it, but it will get there. stores are doing same day delivery, our favorite thing you cannot do a shopping segment without it a lot of stores are offering that, walmart, macy's, best buy and target christmas eve, you can still order it by a cutoff time and you can buy it online and pick it up. just because you have amazon prime, don't rely on that. some of these items are not available for that two-day shipping. >> i do like how amazon tells you when it is going to arrive, in time for christmas. i enjoy that option. >> yes, exactly. >> let's say we have left after the 4th hour we're there. we want to make sure the package gets there in time how do we make sure this gets there in one piece. >> this sounds like a no brainer, but people do it all the time they forget the apartment number or put the wrong zip code number

nordstrom, macy's, gap, old navy and levi are there.e big prestigious foreign brands like gucci, prada, ferragamo and bearberry all have big flagship stores there. i went back a little over a month ago on a campaign trip. i went to union square. all of those doors are now closed down, which is acre after acre of plywood. it's like all of 5th avenue in new york, all the stores closed. people come from all over the world to shop there, and it's gone. the reason is because of the chaos out in the streets. all the homeless population that has exploded in california. i felt traumatized by what i saw. my favorite city, the most beautiful city in america. in a year, it's hard was torn out. i didn't know much about homelessness. i began studying it. my assumption was that homelessness is the result of drug addiction. and as the result of extreme poverty. that it's driven by mental illness. the weird thing is there is 520 5000 homeless people in this country, but half of them are in california. which only has 12% of the population. so, my assump

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up to 50% off at nordstrom's. that's their half yearly sale.variety of items going on sale. 70% off designer picks. for electronics, best buy is having an accessory sale up to 65% off items including device chargers and speakers. we all love those. travel deals, those are also having a moment. let's face it. you have worked hard this year. you need that last minute get away. hotel chains like ihg hotels and resorts offering a 20% discount across participating u.s. markets with its flash sale. if you're in the mood for a cruise, maybe set sale with royal caribbean. right now up until new year's eve, you can save up to $650 and 30% off family friendly cruises. the best part about it all is kids cruise free. those are the deals. i want to talk about returns for a second. according to our shopping expert, 40% of retailers are now charging return fees. so the best advice, get familiar with the store's return policy. better yet, go in person to save money. if you're feeling a little more ambitious, you can sell those unwanted gifts through market pla

a show me story, remember nordstrom is not doing well. the mall is doing very poorly. >> yeah.haven't mentioned the hasbro layoffs, a fifth of their workforce, to the degree they're in store. we haven't touched on google and the epic case. page one in most of the papers. san francisco jury unanimous deliberated for less than four hours. another landmark case still in the process. >> the media plays it up as being this is a $200 billion franchise, whatever. and they'll make a settlement. apple had a similar situation. wasn't as extreme as this one. >> but a jury did find them guilty. so to speak, of basically monopoly behavior. not an insignificant moment. >> what are they going to do? make it so it's less of a monopoly. >> jim, the other case i continue to hear about is the u.s. government against google, but the fees that apple pays for having search to google, it's like those are huge numbers. >> because they want to lock it in. >> i don't know. it's the other way around. >> how much do you keep? but i will say, with all of these, the government has a mixed record of winning.

has that had an impact on what happened in los angeles, the $300 of ransacking that happened at nordstrom, the $1000 that happened at the ikea store? >> we are the second largest county in california, so i assume that our experience would have some bearing on other counties. the california law is across every county, california, and the key problem is it didn't allow for first time or second time, there's no aggregation and you can steal every day of the week just under $950 and it is the same penalty. >> so the criminals are coming back every day of the week and they are not prosecuted? >> they are prosecuted in san diego, but it doesn't mean that it can be a deterrent because it's always going to be a misdemeanor. they are not going to remain in custody. >> what is interesting, a previous witnesses wouldn't talk about the thresholds, they wouldn't talk about the deterrence, but what i'm hearing is that deterrence matters. mr. johnston, are the members and employees scared? does that have an effect on the consumers being scared to go into retail scores -- stores because of this? >> yes,

may can i ask has that had an impact on what happened in los angeles a $300,000 of ransacking a nordstrom, thousands of dollars it happened at a nike store? >> we are the second largest county in california so i assume our experience in the largest county of the united states would have some bearing on other counties, the california law is across every county in california and the key problem, it didn't allow first time or second time, no abrogation and you can feel every day of the week under $950. >>, are coming back every day of the week and not being prosecuted. >> they are being prosecuted in san diego. it doesn't mean it can be a deterrent because it is always a misdemeanor. we are not going to remain in custody -- >> hard to cut you off, previous witnesses, would not talk about deterrence but what i hear from your testimony is deterrence matters. mr. johnson, are your member companies scared? does that have an effect on consumers being scared to go into retail stores because of this? >> this is not a victimless crime, employees, consumers, we are all victims of retail crime, 100% o

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