>> scott, shares are surging, nordstrom and the family that owns nordstrom is considering taking thatpany private. this is according to the wall street journal. members of that family, eric norstrom and pete nordstrom, the company ceo and president, he told the board according to this report that they are interested in exploring that deal for the company, as nordstrom and macy's are under some pressure, as we've talked about on air here, nordstrom did form a special committee of independent directors to evaluate the potential proposal. it says here that they are working with bankers for morgan stanley and centerview. no guarantees that this will result in a transaction, shares of norstrom are about 10% down over the past five years, a valuation of $3 billion with shares popping. so we will watch that, and we are certainly watching tesla, it's a new 52 week low, the lowest in 50 months. >> the lowest in 15 months, and another day where an analyst says what are you buying into? are you buying into full autonomy? that's what the indication is from tesla, that's why the stock is sliding d

the luxury retailer, nordstrom the, i hear talk it might be taken private. really? lauren: yeah.ial committee, and that committee will explore whether it should be taken private by the family, the nordstrom family. the family owns about a 30% stake. they actually offered to buy nordstrom seven years ago at $50 a share. stock's at $18 right now. and, of course, macy's, chief rival, also under pressure to sell itself. stuart: that tells you about the decline and demise, perhaps, of the department store. tesla, ooh, this looks bad. they're recalling thousands of cyber trucks. but the stock's up. lauren: yeah, for the first time in seven days. so this is quite a story. there's an issue with the gas pedal which is an accelerator pedal on an electric car, and it's not an over the air software fix. you physically need to take your cyber truck in to a mechanic to have it fixed. the number of cyber trucks called back, 3,878. that appears to be the everybody single cyber truck on the road. or manufactured between november and april 4th of this year. gets even crazier. the problem is soap.

and it has its own energy industry and pipelines who compete with russians, nordstrom project. oh, and guess who norway shares a border with russia. by the way, according to hers, both norway and germany were on the pipeline. we're, we're, or we're in on the plan to destroy the pipeline. i want to talk to you about 2 things, norway and germany. why, when, if germans, germany is a chancellor, went along with us, mr. shoals. why would he do that? and given what we know about how this is hurt, the german people don't get that. they've always been worried about the fact rush, it has a norm is deposits of natural gas and oil. tons of it. yeah. for. and the russians have been selling gas, particularly methane gas, clean gas that can cheat businesses at homes to germany for decades since the sixty's. ok. so it's all about the business and the relationship. so no way to, according to her, she may have help bought the pipeline is now joining forces with 5 other countries to help them figure out how to protect their pipelines. k would know right. a, but does it does, is that, doesn't tha

prosecutors say the same group also stole $120,000 worth of chanel purses remain nordstrom store down in san diego. police say they got pretty good at evading arrest over and over again until recently. our katie nielsen spoke with a local detective who was able to tie these crimes together. >> detective jenna meister has been with the walnut creek police department for 16 years, starting as a beat cop and working her way up. >> i really started with financial crimes and i went to detectives and worked the financial crimes desk. >> she ended up on the contra costa district attorney safe street task force and that is how some of these pieces and all the robberies started coming together. >> the detective at the task force was seeing all of these cigarette store burglaries that were happening at night. the suspect vehicles world the same. >> then, louis vuitton in walnut creek was hit last october and, you guessed it, the suspect vehicles and descriptions matched the cigarette store burglaries. that is when she knew this was all connected. >> we started really paying attention to anybody

so the same group also stole about $120,000 worth of chanel purses from a nordstrom. that happened in san diego. who was able to tie all of these crimes together. >> reporter: the crime spree sounds like a plot out of the hollywood blockbuster movie. but as they got into the case, she realized that sometimes the facts, they are even crazier than fiction. detective jenna colemeister has been with the department for 16 years. starting as a beat cop working her way up. >> i really started liking the financial crimes where i went to the detectives and worked the financial crime desk. >> reporter: she ended up on the district attorney's safe streets task force. and that is how some of these pieces in all the robberies started coming together. after the conversation with concord police. >> the detective there was seeing all the cigarette store burglaries that were happening at night. >> reporter: and then louis vuitton in walnut creek was hit in last october and you guessed it. the suspect vehicles and the descriptions matched the cigarette store burglaries. and that is whe

. >> nordstrom. >> yeah. going to say the take privates >> nordstrom rejects initial takeover from the nordstrom family, $50 a share in march 95 of 2018. that's a gang that can't shoot straight i'm sorry. >> we are beginning to make a list after endeavor, 23 and me in the mix now. >> yeah. i mean, they're going all health this is a horrible article in the journal about them. >> how about tonight >> i have one of my most exciting companies, a company i bought a car from, carvana i bought it. i didn't like it i returned it. i mean it was easier than returning something to marshals, which makes it easy. easy as turning them to sears, remember that, you could take it back you owned for ten years and then john holmes, a company that does aerospace anything we can find out about aerospace is important including the black hole that is boeing. >> tough week on the hill after that -- >> yeah. >> i think about the b-29. oh, my god it was all bad, all zeros. one day the b-29, and everybody clapped and maybe we'll win th

there's nordstrom, that been the, the, the page of the international community. we're doing this money. so if somebody to cool, you know, you talked about this, this government being cruel and you are here in germany, not because you're inside. well, what was that? but that made you think, well, i have to get out of your guns. and i mean, when i was to the new dad as an activity such as a founder of a human race, would you be touched on that? a vision? i was exposed to so many brutal attacks including iris, including uh, i mean uh silver i'm is, is among them was when i was coming from a cloud with a friend. and we were attacked by a group of men beaten to a point that i blocked out. and of course i just woke up when i was in my room, being messed by my friends from this point on i realize of my life was very, very at least risk in uganda. and i decided to leave uganda and come to gemma to seek a silence because i believed that i could not fight when i'm big. i can fight one of my lines right now. i can sit on his tv on and speak for the voices and you've got eno

prosecutors say the same crew stole about $120,000 worth of what nel purses from a nordstrom in san diego. the attorney general's office says they did it all in the span of two months from september to november. one man is under arrest but two more are till on the run. >>> tonight police in east palo alto are investigating the city's second homicide of the year. the victim found along newell road not far from the four seasons hotel. so far no arrests. and as we recently reported, east palo alto reported homicides in all of 2023. that is a major achievement for a city known in the early '90s as the murder capital of the u.s. >>> all right, staying in the south bay, a group of san jose parents are fighting to put some space between their children's schools and homeless encampments. they say camper vans and tents are too close for comfort. as katie nielsen reports, they're asking the city to step in. >> for the past year and a half we've been involved in some advocacy surrounding our school safety and security. >> reporter: alfredo hernandez is a senior at kipp and says some of the people li

it abraham reports from nordstrom's refugee camp, where many medics say they have also come under israeli fire. it's a risk many here say that a willing to take medic see is where the forces injured one of their critics and fire warning shots toward some of their cars. but it's their job. they tell us, as they tried to enter the news jumpstart, a few decals in the north of the occupied left bank land. every time we needed, we tried to reach the patients, but usually forces obstruct the work. now look how this is really cheap, is blocking the ambulances for mentoring. since we're on cause or started, these really forces being treated in the amans cause regular cause. the ambulance was forced to return one of several failed attempts. during these read the rate of the account that started linked on thursday. we heard the dead bodies inside, but the army didn't even talk to us. they signaled with the hands that we couldn't enter, being under, in his way the siege. it's hard for palestinians to count their dead or injured. there was violence between us soldiers and palestinian fighters during

, and the other secretary victoria know that all of whom have a historical hatred for russia and nordstrom. imagine all of those people in a room coming up with some kind of plan about how what we're going to do with north street, right? so in this meeting to try and figure out what they can do about nord stream, according to hers. in his article, they come up with a way to secretly blow up the pipeline using specially train divers from the navy diving school in panama city, florida. so immediately we read the article, i read the article and we got on the phone with seymour hersh insight. and we said, would you, would you mind coming on and taking us through the story? here's mr. hersh, the united states and those who did it, they know the president did it. you're going to another way of asking this question . the know reporters ask, going to press conference the, the, the, let me blow up the paper. i'm and pipe and bite. and so k, a group, a, c, i, a officers and other agencies are put together. and uh, really this year, last year, a year ago, at this time, if there is something else that

ties to washington, and it has its own energy industry and pipelines who compete with russians, nordstrom project. oh, and guess who norway shares a border with russia. by the way, according to hers, both norway and germany were on the pipeline. we're, we're, we're in on the plan to destroy the pipeline. i want to talk to you about 2 things, norway and germany. why, when, if germans, germany is a chancellor, went along with us. mr. charles, why would he do that? and given what we know about how this has hurt the german people don't get that. they've always been worried about the fact russia has a norm as deposits of natural gas and oil. tons of it. yeah. for, and the russians have been selling gas, particularly methane gas, clean gas that can g businesses and homes to germany for decades since the sixty's . hey. so it's all about the business and the relationship. so no way to, according to her, she may have help bought the pipeline is now joining forces with 5 other countries to help them figure out how to protect their pipelines. k with no. right. but it doesn't, doesn't that, doesn't t

a large number of people have been arrested after and is really raid in the nordstrom's refugee camp, if it's less than ours is really forces also rated several homes. while military bulldozers destroyed houses, shops and other critical facilities in north shops have this in heard, has more on the raids she reports from occupied. the source is really forces still operating in the notice shelves. refugee camps more and military, bulldozers and vehicles were seen going into the camp in 2 we've got them in the occupied was to bag just recently in the last hour or so at least 5 palestinians were killed among them. these really are me, says they have killed a leader of one of the 2 brigades. they're revered as the leader. they said this is a person they were intending to target in this rain, but the rate is still not over. no residents of the notice jumps refugee camp say that this is some of the worst destruction they've seen in decades. that's been caused by these really army. we've seen footage coming out of this rate over the last day or so in broad daylight is really forces even firin

is that is the members of the battalion saying that their own lives, including the head of the nordstrom's, but cindy and who has been deemed to someone who was wanted not just on a scale of tooth cut in but also on the scale of the occupied to us bank as a whole. now, if indeed the members of the battalion are alive, this gives us an idea of the fact that the operation is continuing. these really wave is continuing. so maybe the failure of, let's call it if so, of a rush thing. those a wanted palestinians could be related to the fact that this a salt on that because you can, this read is continuing. it's not the 1st time that the refugee, that this refugee camp of nations and to cut him a or is seeing those ways just in january. we've been here and waiting for the 3 they rate to that. a few jacob with we've seen really a lot of colors to me, is saying that they've been tortured to being beaten up during those as sealed interrogation and edits. but from the videos we've been seeing coming out of the refugee comes the level of destruction. seems to be much, much higher than anything we've s

. >> nordstrom family weighing taking private a special committee formed to help work out a potentiall the chain struggling with sales down 50% the past five years company, hasn't had deal like this on and off a few years, stock three-quarters % higher. maria: thank you, meanwhile, 12 new york jurors selected in former president's so-called hush money trial one sworn in earlier this week excused yesterday after revealed he was once arrested for tearing down right leaning political will advertisements, president biden taking a shot at trump's legal battles in pennsylvania joking this 45isth president a little busy right now trump's response. >> well -- >> the new york scam, more -- leading candidate leading, the one should be in jail he is a crook, he should be in trial with all the stuff he has done and the family should he be at trial but the one -- top people are here, working with the da's office to make sure everything goes right. maria: fox news poll a tight 2024 race trump leading in georgia, michigan both located in a tie in wisconsin and pennsylvania kaylee mcghee white how do

the white house spokesperson was trying to explain to us how calendars work the difference between nordstrom nord stream but was trying to lecture us but had to know this was going to fall when they scheduled this a couple years down the road that it would fall on easter sunday and i think it was all done on purpose because they want to fulfill this christian nationalist narrative that they have been developing for weeks now and that began weeks ago people began accurately noting our rights go out in the purview of the divine of natural rights versus civil rights not created by men in courts of law for other men but rights like our free speech and second amendment et cetera under the purview of god and when our founders created this country, the rights placed up above man to where they could not pervert or pollute them so ultimately this is a way to further try to divide people from the very crux of our rights in the very foundation of our rights and the thing that enshrines our rights and gives us our freedom and you have to share the faith of the united states of america to benefit either

puts them online for resale and then we allow buyers to shop like they are shopping on amazon or nordstromconsumer experience that i think meets the consumer where they are and is technology driven. caroline: demographics, james. i have come to threadup for children's clothes. you want to be ensuring you are being environment of the from the end thrifty. who is generally your buyer right now? james: what is so remarkable about the industry is your experience is a classic one. our original tagline was clothes don't grow, kids do. whether it is gen z or millennials, gen x, boomers, everyone is approaching thrift in a more mainstream way because of value certainly is something the consumer cares about today. one of the things that thrift provides for folks nobody your age is the ability to find something that is unique. it is not on the store at your favorite high street store. it might be from a few years ago. the combination of uniqueness on top of value is something that transcends generations. just because we get older does not mean we don't want to find great deals and want to be unique

anyway they said you need jeans and i'm like i didn't pack any jeans so i went to nordstroms right afteranded and i don't know anything about jeans. i bought some -- i have old jeans and haven't bought them in forever. the young girl helped me buy these jeans like a new brand and i bought them. and i put them on and i went and met will and will goes, oh, those are nice mother jeans. he could see just from me wearing them. i was like what? pete: he's got a smile. will: does that hurt my man card? pete: he wasn't them calling them mom jeans. he knew the brand? rachel: yeah. it was all the jean info. he buys jeans for his wife. if sean bought my jeans, otitis never wear them. pete: it'll be high waisted and low waisted and wide and short and you can't keep up with it. pretty soon the old ones are back in style. will: thus concludes our four minutes on jeans. thank you. moving to this, it's a hell of a story by the way. same thing name of the game. huge gang in venezuela and 5,000 members and criminal organization in venezuela. well, illegal immigrant here from venezuela turns out very possi

i wanted to wear american made clothing and i was, i remember standing in the dressing room of nordstrom's saying why, can't i find one thing that looks good on me that made in america? and i wondered where all those companies went. so, so thank you for answering my question. so just just to kick us off, can you tell us a little bit about the characters, your main characters, this wonderful couple you follow and their company. what are they all about? and what was what were they trying to create? just introduce us, bring us into this world. absolutely so i'd like to introduce. to the world. ben whitney waxman, they are a husband and wife team. they are from portland, maine, where they live in portland, maine, actually, whitney not from maine. she's she has lived around the world. and when they met they were both at a moment of great ben had spent ten years very high up at the afl cio working pretty closely with rich who unfortunately passed away. but here he was the storied president of the afl, cio, which is which many people know is the large umbrella federation of many unions in the uni

this comes after a number of businesses have left union square in the past few years, including nordstromto be macy's and the old navy flagship store, just to name a few. this move is expected to happen sometime next fall, according to the chronicle live in studio lena howland, abc seven news thank youlena tech firm rippling is expandin its office space in san francisco, so it ni floors at 430 californiaup street, creating 123,000ft■!s of new space. >> the company makes workplace management software, and it's also planning to hire hundreds of new local workers. breitling's chief operating officer told the chronicle. recent widespread tech layoffs allows them to hire more people. the lease is the city's second largest of the year. yes >> that is, yeah, two good pieces of news about downtown top honors the northern california chefs and restaurants up for a prestigious james beard award, and a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. >> right now, we're up by about 250 points. another update on the markets next stopping sideshows. >> why one police department's tactic to ca

nordstrom. >> that is very interesting. the potential implied move for jpmorgan.hing? >> definitely watching delta. i'm curious to see what they are talking about as far as business travel, sips i really believe they are probably the best executer there. i would love a sense of how that's going out for them. >> yeah, i agree. i think delta's going to be fascinating to listen to with all that's going on if that sector. i have to say tilray also. it's a core position. what's going on in cannabis and for tilray because of the legalization across germany, what's going on also over here, what's going on with the beer business, i think it's an interesting story. >> morgan stanley i believe on the first of april i want to say a $55 -- excuse me. raised the price target to -- i'm reading it $85 in delta air lines from 77. 49 has been the top for a while. tim talked about that at the top of the show. we have been in this 34 to 49 range. that's a aggressive call into earnings next week. sort of like the call -- 3% implied move in jpmorgan given the run that stock had, that

nordstrom has a similar thing going on, as well. companies are in place, so, i think if you have some risk appetite, macy's at $18.50 looks interesting. >> i would have thought the same thing at 20. i did. >> without the activist overlay, with a macy's story in and of itself be attractive? >> probably not. but what's the downside? let's say it's $16. $16 versus $24 or more, that was their latest bid. macy's could respond by, we're up for say. >>> coming up, shares of novo nordisk and eli lilly have been surging on the strength of the glp-1 drugs. could another potential use for the drugs give them a boost? >>> and here's a sneak peek at the cramer cam. jim is speaking with the c oeof c conagra. more "fast money" in two. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited li

this comes after a number of businesses have left union square in the past few years, including nordstromd the old navy flagship store, just to name a few. this move is expected to happen sometime next fall, according to the chronicle. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news. all right, thank you. >> lena, a marin county man is suing the central marin police authority. he's claiming officers assaulted him while he was having a seizure. and then tried to cover it up. now, we do want to warn you. the video that you're about to see is difficult to watch. so the attorney for bruce frankel provided us with the body camera video in 2022. his wife, alice called 911 for help. she woke up to him having a seizure in the middle of the night. so in the video, you can see bruce looks disoriented, like he's struggling to communicate with prolonged convulsions in the background. alice is yelling to police, trying to explain that he's not able to understand them, and he needed help. about two minutes into the struggle, the officer threatens bruce and eventually he was tased by officers. two times. af

i don't need that, but i am in front of the nordstrom stuff, few decals in the occupied westbank with in his way, the way it has been ongoing for more than 40 hours. an explosion, not a military base and a rock. that house is a pro, a rainy and power minutes free kills one person. the group is accusing israel of an attack and will report on why us troops all abandoning a $100000000.00 bass. i'm leaving this yet. i'm driven asked with support restful as much the suffering continues as dominance in shanghai is qualified, fosters for a free race. i saw this season made at 112 positions for rental out of the chinese concrete on sunday. the hello welcome to the program. we stopped in garza where israel's months, long bombardment says no sign of easing. several homes were destroyed, often as strike hit a residential area north of feet and is there a refugee camp in central garza meanwhile, and the southern parts of the strip. at least 10 people have been killed in an attack. and rough uh, multiple casualties have been reported off to is rarely bones hits a neighborhood in con, eunice. let's

she doesn't know the difference betweeain nordstromferenc and nordstrom, but she was trying to lecture. >> it's about calendars. they hadbetween strom an to know that this was going to fall when they scheduled this a couples wa of years later down the road, that it was going to fall on easter sunday. >> i thinkt woul it was all done on purpose because they want to fulfill thiss christian nationalist narrative that they have been developing chris now and that jesse all began when people more and more begans ag accurately noting that our rights go under the purview of the divine natura noting tslw versus civil rights not created by menvine in courts of law, for other men, but rights like our free speecurts oh, our freee our second amendment, etc. rights that are placed under the purvientw of god. and when our founders created this country, those rights were placed ur thip above man to ourv could not them, man could not pollute them. so ultimately, this is a way to further try to divide people from the very crux of our rights, the very foundation the of our rights. the thing that enshrine

is that is the members of the battalion saying that their own lives, including the head of the nordstrom's, but cindy and who has been deemed to someone who was wanted not just on a scale of tooth cut in but also on the scale of the occupied to us bank as a whole. now, if indeed the members of the battalion are alive, this gives us an idea of the fact that the operation is continuing. these really wave is continuing. so maybe the failure of, let's call it if so, of a rush thing. those a want to palestinians could be related to the fact that this a fault on that because you can't, this read is continuing. it's not the 1st time that the refugee, that this refugee camp of nations and to cut him a or is seeing those ways just in january. we've been here and waiting for the 3 day rate. so that a few jacob, when we've seen really a lot of colors to me, is saying that they've been tortured to being beaten up during those fields, interrogation and at us. but from the videos we've been seeing, coming out of that i've seen g comes, the level of destruction. seems to be much and much higher than anyt

these are from nordstrom.n gear all day. >> michael: i have some like this. they're a lot bigger. [ laughter ] and for me they are water resistant and they are known. the brand is known for their comfortable cushy memory foam sole. so really comfortable. great there and then. if you have kids, let's be honest. you want your kids to have dry feet. so what's more important is you want them to be able to do things themselves, right. you don't want to have to put them on, put the boots on and off. they can do these themselves with these bags. these are from zappos. they make them from toddler up to big kid and really big kid. because you said you have some, right? so these are a great option if you, you know, you want some durability and you want that practicality. and then finally, one more thing, you guys, this is going to probably be the best $10 you ever spend. you can get this from amazon. it goes over any backpack and it will. valuables. if you have a laptop or a phone or your leather goods in there. thought

because -- 102 prevents funding for any of the concealment or classification of the record regarding nordstrom pipeline explosions. it is probably one of the largest environmental impacts, particularly in the ocean, that we have seen. i think we have to have this so that we can understand the ramifications before we do stuff like this because unfortunately, there are some fingers pointing at us for being involved in this. 103 prohibits any of the funding from being utilized to conceal or classify the information on gonzalo lira. this is an american citizen and journalist who printed only stuff the ukrainian government did not like. he was imprisoned, he was tortured, he was killed. something is wrong with that story. he was an american. this basically states that none of the funds made available by this act can be used to facilitate the use of military force against iran including the deployments of forward operations bases in iraq and syria. without expressed authorization by congress. so, without congress' consent, we can't move that aspect forward. i think this is constitutionally very adep

we got this from nordstrom which is a great resource for all things baby. place where there's taxi cabs or ride share, like new york city. or also in a suburb and they're getting in and out of grandma and grandpa's car, or the baby-sitter's car. nothing is as manageable and versatile. >> rebecca: and super light. >> super light. now the mockingbird. this is great if you have a twin. >> rebecca: multiples. >> yes. this can fit up to three children. great. if someone is having a sprinkle, for the next kid. the mockingbird has nearly 5,000 five star reviews. people are -- this has like a cult following. for good reason. it can fit so many things. it's really user friendly. people just love the way that it rides. just the durability. that safety factor is unparalleled. we love that from mockingbird. this is great because it is only $70. this is the umbrella stroller. great gift to give somebody. >> rebecca: super light. >> if you have a tall parent, as high as -- what do you call it? the handles. thanks, rebecca. handles are 43 inches high so great for tall par