explained the importance of sears roebuck and company. traci: the 1950's were right after world war ii. when this postwar economic boom -- there is a hind amount of consumption. americans are buying homes, furnishings, cars at unprecedented levels. the department stores are still in their age -- they are in a golden age. these are lavish palaces of consumption. they are places to be and to be seen. for sears, they are at a moment where they are expanding. sears in the 1950's and on, historically throughout, the are the number one retailer of women in the country. by the time that women of action cases occur, the equal --loyment opportunities because they are the number one employer of women. steve: a store that sold everything from apparel to household goods. traci: yes. considered, sears is a pioneer of the black advancement. the ceo had donated many funds to civil rights organizations, to black housing, black schools. on the other hand, sears has had a long history of racial discrimination in employment area -- employment. steve: why? t

for sears, they are at a moment where they are expanding. increasingly sears as a result, from the 1950's on, and historically throughout, they are the number one retailer of women. by the time the affirmative action cases occur, the equal opportunity employment condition targets them because they are the number one retailer, the number one employer of women. 00:02:56 a store that has sold everything from apparel to -- >> a store that has sold everything from apparel to household goods. >> and sears had a conflict of history in the african-american community. they are sort of pioneers of black advancement. julius rosenwald, the first ceo, donated many funds to civil rights organizations, the black housing and schools, and on the other hand, sears had a long history of racial discrimination in employment. >> why? >> the thought was that white consumers for whom department stores are built and designed to cater to, not be receptive to african-americans touching the same goods, or any illusion that black americans are on equal status with white

the sears at the new park mall is closing down. >> reporter: after decades and generations this searss closing. >> i remember my grandma used to bring me shopping here, when i was a child, for school close, shoes and everything. it is breaking my heart. >> reporter: the lack of customers is breaking sears. in the last 15 months, sears has closed 500 stores nationwide. this iconic sears is one of the latest. employees are moving on. >> the rest of my coworkers are looking for other jobs, right now. >> reporter: this appliance salesman said he is not worried about losing his job, he says the economy is good and there are more sales jobs waiting. >> one closes and another opens. it has worked out so far, i am sure it will work out. >> reporter: employees sayed deep discount 4th of july sales will continue after this week. the store is scheduled to close its doors in late september. meanwhile, the city has plans for the land. a large apartment complex and revamped parking. >> the residential will be built on the parking lot and a replacement of the parking structure. it will look beautifu

sears holdings is the parent company of both sears and kmart. it's closed 500 stores in the last year and a half because of steep losses. >> well, if you're a woman who works overtime, new research finds you may be increasing your risk of diabetes. the study out of canada looked at thousands of records and found women who work overtime or more than 45 hours a week were 62% more likely to get diabetes. strangely, the risk decreased in men who worked overtime. the researcher thinks this is because many women have unpaid hours. household tasks, child care, on top of work. researchers say there is hope. you can talk to your doctor about more frequent screenings and take care of diet and exercise to help lower your risk. the study in is in the journal. >> four people have futures to look forward to thanks to the jeperosity of a north carolina woman. tracy schmidts didn't think twice about donating her kidney to a total stranger. she was moved to donate after reading a friend's facebook post about her daughter needing a kidney. she wasn't a match, so

or is this a bad thing for us they're going to be pushing people out of business not just sears not just toys r us other people tell us if we have time i want to get back to amazon but i want to get sort of the bigger picture here to melissa on what are the bright spot sort of the areas of retail that are doing well is it restaurants is it you know sporting goods what is it that people are really going after now. well they only have the only stock that i like that seems to be doing well that's attempting to compete with amazon is target target is still holding very very strong they came out with their own thing in the last couple days where they're offering a lot of sales to try to compete alongside the amazon prime day you had other retailers doing that too macy's is doing like a black friday thing but the stuff really doesn't look that great macy's stock is not an uptrend target looks good and they're trying to compete with amazon and go toe to toe because the prices there are good and they do have brick and mortar stores are getting people in but i'm telling you it's a problem one mar

it's one ofto sre sears holding is the parent company of sears and kmart. it closed 500 stores in the last year and a half because of steep losses. >> if you're a woman who works overtime, new research shows you may increase yourisktudy lookedf medical records. it found women who work overtime or m e t weren 62% more likely to get diabetes. strangely, though, the risk for diabetes decreased inovertime. the lead researcher thinks this is because some women mehayol h tasks, child care, on top of work. researchers say there is hope. you can talk to your doctor about more frequent also, of course, take care of diet and exercise to lower your risk. the study in the journal bmj open diabetes research and care. >> we're looking at an overall light morning commute with the exception of a couple spots, one, the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on even though we have prey 5:31 was the time they officially flipped over there. and unless you're using carpool lanes, y'l land the other slow spot, westbound 205 to 58 to 32 miles per hour as you get closer to alt

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the less i noted on sunday and iconic eighty year old sears store in irving park neighborhood of chicago closed down for good and the closure which was one of five hundred twenty nine or five hundred thirty remaining sears stores is part of a current closure of about seventy eight stores around the around the nation what does this say about brick and mortar in today's largely online world. i'm telling you bar it's really the future in some ways is bright but in some ways it's bleak what i mean by that i think amazon is going to put a lot of these retailers out of business which you could look at it from one perspective and say it's good for consumers because you can get amazon products so cheap and they offer so many things one stop shopping and it really reasonable prices but on the other side of it it's going to put a lot of people out of business that have jobs at these stores and also it is taking away from the shopping experience i've said this before i think on this show whole foods was bought out by amazon and i love to shop at whole foods it will never be the same experiences of

sears. [laughter] great place to drink. you can, you know, all different departments. don't go to the craftsman section. [laughter] but, yeah. i like to get out there, take a flask with me. it's always nice. i need a place since toys r us closed, greg. [laughter] >> deared god. dear god. >> although he's got a valid point. the joy of a flask. greg: yeah, you know, a flask -- you can't carry them anymore because you're always being frisked. you used to be able to take them to concerts -- >> or on airplanes. >> wait a minute, it has to be empty. >> i'm saying you use to be able to. >> oh, okay. not that i've ever been held up with a flask in an airport, but one would think liquid, you know, can't get that through. greg: the other cool thing about drinking at home is it forces you to make your home less depressing. build a little bar, a little area to drink. it's kind of nice. >> it depends on the person, greg. you might drink because your home is depressing. [laughter] >> i sit around -- >> white russian it up while watching law and order. why are you acting like that? j

sears holdings is the parent company of sears and kmart.t 15 months, leaving about 900 still open. >> just weeks after at&t completed its merger with time warner, it's raising prices for some of its customers. most notably for its directv offerings. each directv now streaming plan will go up by $5. at&t says it's to bring the service in line with the market. starting july 26th, new customers will now be charged $40 for a 60-channel plan. it's currently available for $35. >> taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, up about 130 points. 24,436. we're going to keep monitoring the numbers for you as the morning progresses. >> an update to a story we first told you about over the weekend. >> an error kept a retiring san francisco officer from returning home with his canine partner. this morning, a happy ending. they're back together. abc 7 news was in the basement of the san francisco police officer's association for this very happy reunion. this is video you'll only see here. >> retired sfpd officer val kerwin said waiting felt like a

sears store in the newark mall. there are 78 sears and k-mart locations being eliminated.pany closed 500 stores in the past 15 months leaving 900 still open and market competition is for shrinking sears. call 415-954-8151, or reach me on facebook. >>> if you order a drink in seattle, you won't see something familiar in your glass. a straw. a new law has gone into effect from using single use plastic straws and they outlawed giving restaurants plastic silverware. they can't be recycled and end up polluting the ocean. they must be made of compostable materials. >> there have been many debates about the health value of coffee. now, a freshly brewed study suggests it might boost your chance to live longer. a look at nearly a half million coffee makers and face ad slightly lower death over a 10 year period than those who did not drink it. and some of those who lived longer drank up to eight cups a day. right? it contains 1,000 compounds that might explain the results. >>> it's been about a year since taco bell started hosting weddings at their flagship taco bell. they have laun

we want to be our own curators and when we were all growing up, sears and robe -- sears and roebuck picked up kenmore appliances. the sears and roebuck buyers curated what we were going to get. we then moved with a curate a few brands and had a lot of volume on the shelf but it's still someone curating it. today you go to amazon and buy whatever you want from anywhere in the world. it can be at your door in four days and i think that this is just a new world where we as individuals don't have to have a filter with our choices. >> let's talk about some of the archetypes in the book. some of the elements of the coalition is such a big part of the great revolt. talk up some of your favorite archetypes and maybe a couple of your favorite. they are college educated, very successful in life, married with kids. it's something that i don't think has been talked about enough even afterwards even now. she is a cfo of a family business in wisconsin suburban wisconsin and she was voting for the guns and self identified as a feminist. and there's a lot of social pressure to do that because that was so

the couple called sears and a tech called out and the tech did not arrive in time with the parts fort scheduled appointment. with no parts, she "7 on your side." the tech fixed the problem and sears even renewed the protection plan at no cost, saving them about $340. >>> joey needed help with his twitter account. he said his account was deemed to be a bot by twitter and was suspended. he followed the steps to prove he was not a robot and his account was reinstated, sort of. he could not see the twitter feed of his followers. he contacted "7 on your side," we got ahold of twitter and it fully restored his account. i want to thank twitter for doing that. >> if you have a problem you can't solve, call my hotline. 415-954-8151. or you can fill out a form and we'll get back to you. >>> a genuine account in a fake account crackdown. >>> chick-fil-a wants to bring the meal to you. what do you think about that? it will offer full meal kits and provide pre-measured ingredients to customers to make their own meals in about 30 minutes. there will be five meal options including chicken parmesan,

>> it's going to be warm here, and searing hot to the south.f you drove south to i-5 all the way to los angeles, hung a left past phoenix you would not leave a heat advisory or warning over the next couple of days. it's covering much of california, all of southern nevada and arizona. palm springs up to 120, but the bay area, the cool ocean breeze will prevent us from getting too terribly hot. but as ken mentioned we'll be in the 90s inland. a beach hazard statement continues. high risk of rip current, serious stuff. use caution at the beaches tomorrow and wednesday. clear night in san jose, 65. livermore 66. concord at 70. san francisco and santa rosa in the upper 50s. lows around 60 degrees tonight inland. livermore 61, mountain view 59. san francisco tonight dropping to 56 degreesful ring of high pressure sitting -- degrees. ridge of high pressure sitting over southern nevada. for a ridge centered to our south and east, it's going to get really hot to the south and east, but not here because the winds go clockwise, so we're still getting a fl

we went to be our own curators of things and when we were all growing up sears and roebuck's picked out one brand of tools for us, craftsmen picked up one brand of appliances, kenmore, that is what you got, you go to sears and roebuck, if you got blue jeans you got that, sears and roebuck's buyers curated what we were going to get. world war i there were a few brands, beat the price down and a lot of volume on the shelf but somewhat curating it. on amazon you get what you want wherever you want in the world, any washer or dryer in the world comes to your door and this is a new world where we as individuals don't have to have a filter for our choices. >> let's talk about the archetypes in the book. i think the archetypes, elements of the trump coalition are such a big part of the great revolt. >> bread picked the name which is why they are awesome. >> on messaging. we are talking to brad todd and at the 15, inside the populist revolution on serious xm. talk about some of your favorite archetypes named by brad and a couple of your favorite, thousands of people, a couple of those you inter

maría sears dice que su nuera estaba pendiente de la educación de sus hijos.empre tenían que respetar a la gente mayor. locutor: doña petra dice que los niños no fueron suficientes para colmar la sed de superación de margarita, quien siempre se la pasaba trabajando. petra: si tú no leyeras tanto los libros, si tú no gastaras tanto ahorrarías y no tendrías que trabajar tanto. locutor: y dice que por eso en ocasiones le reclamaba. petra: yo discutía mucho con ella porque le pedía más, le exigía tiempo para los niños. locutor: la tarde del 21 de julio petra dice que tuvieron una de esas discusiones. petra: andaba demasiado ocupada, demasiado distraída porque traía muchas cosas en la cabeza de sus-- de lo que ella quería hacer, y ella decía: "mira, mamá, eh, no voy a tener 20 años toda la vida, tengo que aprovechar el tiempo a lo máximo". locutor: esa noche fueron a la iglesia en familia. petra: iba a iniciar un negocio con mi pastor. tony: yo tengo una empresa de banquetes y yo necesitaba una socia. locutor: tony rays, el pastor de la iglesia "visión ilimitada",

the company operates both the sears and k-mart brands.ust over a decade ago, the retailer had 35-hundred stores in the u-s. today....fewer than one thousand. (vicki) more and more corporations are joining a growing movement to eliminate plastic waste. this week, starbucks became the largest food and beverage retailer to announce it's going straw free. it palns to phase out plastic straws from all its stores by 20-20 -- in an effort to reduce ocean pollution. american and al making the switch to bio-degradable straws. and last month-- mcdonald's announce switching to paper straws in the united kingdom and ireland. that's after the u-k government announced plans to ban plastic straws -- saying one million birds and more than 100-thousand sea mammals die each year from eating or getting tangled in plastic waste. (grant) ahead at nine... you may be applying the wrong amount of sunscreen and not even know it... find out the mistakes people make when using sunscreen-- that can put you at risk. (vicki) plus... a big music festival in the east ba

head to the sears® and save big on home appliances. to 40% off appliances, and save 50% off the regular price on all kenmore elite washer & dryer pairs. 48% off this kenmore ice and water dispensing french door refrigerator, and free delivery. this independence day, find your new appliance at the sears fourth of july event. online or in store. >> anthony: about one-third of montana is public land. it was set-aside for people of the united states of america. generally speaking, it is intended for multipurpose use; timber harvest, grazing land, hiking, fishing, hunting and mining. these open lands are important to hunters and anglers like dan bailey. he's the montana representative for pheasants forever, an organization working to conserve pheasants and other wildlife through careful management. >> dan bailey: so this is a piece of property owned by pheasants forever. it's opened to public access. this is through montana's block management system. we sign in, they collect all the tags. they know who's been on the property. >> anthony: to

sears closed its last chicago location, one that had been open since 1938.ve several stores in the suburbs and their headquarters is in the chicago suburbs as well. let's take a look at the big board, the dow now down by 10 points and nasdaq down by 6. back to you. >>> uber will expand background checks so drivers will be monitored for certain types of criminal charges. previously the service completed background checks when drivers signed up for the service but it was difficult to monitor charges after that. now they will run checks continuously so they will be notified as soon as a driver is charged with a new offense. >>> it is pretty slow out there. on the 80, westbound 80 approaching georgia, earlier crash there is causing traffic to slow down to 6 miles an hour. that's brutal. right now traffic is backing up along i-80, well past highway 37. we have about 26 minutes and continues to be slow on the east shore freeway. bay bridge toll plaza, it's to be expected, 21 minutes heading into san francisco. 880 south of 238 definitely getting coulded, starting

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europe and asia are in the grip of some searing temperatures combined with strong winds., and the uk, have all faced local emergencies in recent weeks.

this is not part of our inquiry because we're p.u.c., but may i introduce henry sears to come to the podium to answer those questions? >> before you do that. i just wanted to make sure that you kind of understand how this deal happened. so you know, we were, you know, at 639 bryant, minding our own business, and, you know, operating the yard, although it was cramped. but we were approached with this deal, 2000 marin, and we looked at the space, and we thought wow, that would be nice because not only the power enterprise needed extra space, but the c.d.d. needed extra space. so we started talking about wow, this could be a great opportunity. but we were operating at-is, we didn't know if it was going to come to fruition. it was a proposition m, we didn't know if it would get the necessary office space allocations. but now, i think the motivation is with the developer so we're pretty much waiting on them and of course, you know, that we want to save our rate payers as much as possible so we're going to look for the best deal possible. so i do appreciate making sure we have safeguards a

have a country where we haven't driven thank you wolf completely out of north america so the wolf sear individual in american because of this band of conservationist i write about in the quiet world. >> host: a lot of good pictures in this book as well which we really can't show you just because of the logistics of standing here, but if you do pick it up there's a lot of beautiful color pictures as well. finally you end this book with the end of the eisenhower administration. >> guest: yes, because ike did two incredible things at the end of his administration. he saved the arctic refuge, he demille tearsized antiarcticca we we him to thank for crediting the largest wildlife refuge in the united states and this elemming sile cycle you'll hear about drill ourselves in economic prosperity but the truth is we don't want to start mortgaging our great heirloom that have been shaved i'm arctic refuge needs to be padres of the u.s. fish and wildlife does and does not need to become a platform nor shell oil to get a little gas for a few years and ruin a treasured landscape. >> you take point o

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we had the searing heat in the east and temperatures pushed 32 degrees celsius at gravesend in kent. and west, for many areas, it was a fresher day. we had a weather front across us. and this is how it looked in north yorkshire through the afternoon. now, that weather front is a cold weather front, and it's been pushing its thundery rain eastwards and northwards through the night. and because it's called a cold weather front, yes, you've guessed it, it is introducing cooler air. so we will notice a fresher feel to the weather into tuesday, except perhaps the far south and east. there will still be some thundery rain around north—eastern areas first thing and certainly through shetland. but a much more comfortable night, i think, will have passed for many of us, and the coming few nights should be a bit more comfortable as well, because not only are we cooling the air down, but we are losing the humidity. a lovely start to the day, plenty of sunshine, which will clear any mist quite quickly. the cloud will tend to bubble up, fair weather cloud, and it will produce a few showers as we

all tied into sears roebuck and company. what is -- what is the research been like? traci: it looks at department stores. i focused on department stores because they have touted consumption as a means of realizing democracy. places, department stores allow anyone, black, white, regardless of age or gender to enter and buy.

the last few hours this news that they actually made it stows for boys really was met with grades searing and so one can safely say that the first stage of this rescue mission has been a success now what we mustn't forget is that even though four boys hours nine are still trapped in the cave and as you can see it is raining right now and it is still a race against time and weather so this daunting mission here in the north of thailand is far from over. we're joined on line now by and sorenson he's a veteran rescue diver and a regional coordinator of the international underwater caves rescue and recovery organization mr sorenson thank you for taking the time to speak with us can you give us an idea of how these kids could have been trained to dive in just mere days . i mean. really. they're just getting the basics. and they're just getting you know i can speculate i'm here they're there but. they're going to get just the basics on how to keep the regulator out like kind of thing just enough so that these rescuers and escort them out of the gaze hopefully the rest of america although they'v

the last few hours this news that they actually made it stows for boys really was met with grades searing and so one can safely say that the first stage of this rescue mission has been a success now what we mustn't forget is that even though four boys hours nine are still trapped in the cave and as you can see it is raining right now and it is still a race against time and weather so this daunting mission here in the north of thailand is far from over. w.'s finally an initial reporting that will to understand more about this arduous mission which joined on the line by ed sorenson he's a veteran diver and a regional coordinator of the international underwater cave rescue and recovery organization thank you for coming on the program now the thought of teaching children to dive in in a matter of days seems extraordinary what would they learn before they attempt to leave the cave complex. well there's no way to tell there's a lot that has to go into teaching somebody to dive in an overhead environment for scuba certified for that and he'd know how to swim. then you need to get experience in t

we had the searing heat in the east and temperatures pushed 32 degrees celsius at gravesend in kent.ny areas, it was a fresher day. we had a weather front across us. and this is how it looked in north yorkshire through the afternoon. now, that weather front is a cold weather front, and it's been pushing its thundery rain eastwards and northwards through the night. and because it's called a cold weather front, yes, you guessed it, it is introducing cooler air. so we will notice a fresher feel to the weather into tuesday except for the far south and east. there will still be some thundery rain around north—eastern areas first thing and certainly through shetland. but a much more comfortable night i think will have passed for many of us, and the coming few nights should be a bit more comfortable as well, because not only are we cooling the air down, we are losing the humidity. a lovely start to the day, plenty of sunshine, which will clear any mist quite quickly. the cloud will tend to bubble up, fair weather cloud, and it will produce a few showers through the afternoon, particularly a

the last few hours this news that they actually made it stows for boys really was met with grades searing and so one can safely say that the first stage of this rescue mission has been a success now what we mustn't forget is that even though four boys alex and nine are still trapped in the cave and as you can see it is raining right now and it is still a race against time and weather so this daunting mission here in the north of thailand is far from over. our correspondent flowing in initial reporting from thailand that now the second of this and the other stories making news around the walls police in england have begun a murder investigation after the death of a woman exposed to a deadly nerve agent dawn sturgis and her on a charlie brown he may have come into contact with novacek the poison had been used in an attack on a former russian spy in the south western city of seoul spree. the lead is if you're if you're in eritrea have agreed to end decades of conflict and reopen diplomatic ties it was the first meeting between meters of the african neighbors in nearly twenty years if europea

the last few hours this news that they actually made it stows for boys really was met with grades searing and so one can safely say that the first stage of this rescue mission has been a success now what we mustn't forget is that even though four boys out nine are still trapped in the cave and as you can see it is raining right now and it is still a race against time and weather so this daunting mission here in the north of thailand is far from over. our correspondent flavio and in northern thailand well japanese officials believe at least seventy six people have died due to flooding and landslides in the west of the country to rancho downpours have wreaked havoc in the region to order two million people to evacuate their homes rescue workers are still searching for dozens of missing people amidst dangerous conditions i have the rains have transformed much of japan into a quagmire killing scores and wreaking havoc in cities throughout the west of the country like here including. the city was one of the hardest hit rescuers were forced to evacuate over one hundred thirty patients from this

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. >> sears is closing mores stores a the company's sales continue to ide.ent store chain says it's closi 1 another0 stores on top of the 68 closings announced lt month. >> in addition to closing stores the compa is selling a handful of other locations online through partnership with a real estate services company. sears was once the largest retailer in the united states. >> long term monitoring system for diabetics will be available. the fda approved the ever sense glucoseonitoring system for use in pple 18 or older with diabetes. >> ia light censor sends information to a mobile app. >> it is the end of a line for cd'st least at best buy. the retailer is pulling them d om its shelves. best buyto be one of the country's biggest music sellers but cd ses have dropped. >> in the past y few tears company says til companyl continue to sell vinyl recorwhds h is interesting. >> all goes back to vinyl. >> it does.ra ssic world fallen kingdom taki in $60 million in its second weekend in theaters. domestically the mov has already earned more than 260 million. number t

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. >> reporter: with the devastating wildfire still seared in their memories, hundreds of people living in marin took part in the emergency alert system. >> i don't like fire so i want to get out. >> reporter: david says the evacuation drill is an important precaution. in the face of the ever-increasing threat of wildfires. >> if they tell you to evacuate, evacuate. don't think about it. don't run around and try to save a few things. don't water down your roof. just evacuate. >> evacuation drill. this is only an exercise. >> reporter: the fire and sheriff's departments sent emergency alerts to roughly 6,000 households as part of today's drill. >> it's better to be safe than sorry. if you see smoke in the area, start evacuations. if you get the alert, start your evacuation. even more so, have a plan ahead of time. >> reporter: with the rugged hills and remote homes, there's no better time than the present to start planning for an emergency. >> it's not just learning what to do in case of a fire. it's really an important thing for living in marin county. ay 24. it happened about 9 this mo

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long before amazon existed walmart made life very difficult for kmart and sears.e sears made life very difficult for some other merchant or retailer before they revolutionized retail. now it is amazon's turn. one die it will be amazon's turn to be disrupted but not today. connell: if you could predict how we would be sitting pretty. >> make a lot of money. connell: liz, adam, thanks for all the time. >> thank you. melissa: making progress on capitol hill, judge brett kavanaugh, the president's supreme court pick holding the first meeting with a democrat this afternoon sitting down with west virginia senator joe manchin. manchin was one of only three democrats voted to confirm president trump's other supreme court nominee neil gorsuch last april. the judge winning a another big endorsement today. kentucky senator rand paul says he will vote to confirm cavanagh, saying his record shows strong defenses on the first and secondments. >>> justice for the victims. connell: oh, look at me paying attention. very important things on my phone right now on twitter. let me see

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