be in the process of filie ining bankrupty the store filing a temporary restraining order against sephora insure that when the department stores reopen, sephora can't prevent penny's from opening the shops the court sided with nen pi's and said they'll suffer immediate and irreparable harm if sephora prevents the shops from opening today, they counterfiled it doesn't want to reopen unless j.c. penny will shorten the contract that this ban in 2009 to end next april instead of 2024 in a statement, they say in part we remain committed to working together to drive sustainable profitable growth and sephora inside jc penney continues to be a beauty destination that sers million customers. >> what a mess i thought u it was interesting that what kind of first j crew was consolidation of the made well ipo.st the kind of effect where even if a company was closed, it was the fact that couldn't ipo that and they counted on it to keep the rest of business going. you've made the point many times it's hard to go through bankruptcy because liquidation is you recall usually important in distributing remai

this includes stories that the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo like sephora macy's and williams sonoma customers can place an order online or over the phone then pull up to the curb and the staff member will bring the items out to you shopping centers like this have been particularly hard hit during the pandemic and they're eager to what customers back inside. >>mall shopping is a very hands on experience and not is the point. >>i have not seen in the last week a lot of people here. >>doing pickup there's a portion of our business where people get to walk in an experience that planted the flowers that they don't get to have they don't get to have that experience. >>retailers like blossoms flower shop tell us they're already enhancing their cleaning procedures and physical distancing protocols. so when they get the go ahead to open up and allow shoppers inside they'll be ready. >>the dmv is reopening 9 more bay area offices this week beginning on thursday customers can visit offices in corte madera. >>daly city fairfield fremont oakland coliseum pittsburgh pleasanton san mateo an

violet moya was fired from her retail job at sephora in march. had worked there for two years. >> i only had, like, $600 in my bank account to survive the rest of the month, until next month. >> reporter: does it feel like you have a lot of options? >> no. ( laughs ) not at all, unfortunately. it's just i have to-- it's like a hope and a prayer and hope that something happens. >> reporter: well, here in new york, after criticism of the n.y.p.d.'s social distancing and eosk enforcement, officers will stop ticketing people. effor t to ple sihis summer, will hand out more than 74,000 air conditioning units to elderly and low-income new yorkers. norah. >> o'donnell: mola lenghi in new york city tonight, thank you. the director of the n.i.h. says no corners will be cut in the search for a vaccine, but he says taking even a day off the timeline will make a difference. tonight, there is encouraging news about a potential vaccine now being tested on humans and monkeys. cbs' chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook has more in our series "racing to a cu

in the early 2,000 it was still the 1952 carpet on the sephora after 50 years of use.he lincoln bed, the wonderful center table. but this is one where in 2004 first lady laura bush said could we visit a refreshing of this room and go back to the period documents and do it as right as we can? i think mrs. kennedy would have found that enormously gratifying. you heard her cite using historic documents to put things in original places and design things correctly. it is a little bit more victorian than it was then, but you will see now the lincoln bed with a proper recreation of its crown or cornice. want based on the lincoln office, uphole industry based on period things. it is a little bit stronger than it had been in her time but still one of the principle guest bedrooms in the white house. then she moved next door to the treaty room. they refered to it as the monroe room. here it would have been in the 19th century when it was the president's cabinet room. you can see the sofa she mentioned in the left picture at the bottom under the important trade of george washingto

. >> reporter: violet moya lost her job at a houston sephora six weeks ago. and still hasn't received unemployment benefits. >> idid apply for food stamps. and it did thankfully went through, thankfully, because i didn't know how was i was gonna buy food. >> reporter: stores shed jobs, of course, as sales plunged a record 16.4% down from march to april, a bloodbath for the economy, since retail accounts for about half of all consumer spending, which in turn drives some 70% economic activity. >> when we first entered lock down, there was a hope that this would be very quick, it would be a kind of v-shaped recovery. i think most retailers now no longer hold on to that hope. >> reporter: neil saunders monitors the sector for global data retail. >> you've still got a lot of economic distress, massive unemployment, a lot of people very uncertain about the future. it probably won't be 2021 before we get back to any semblance of normality in retail. >> reporter: in acute pain: clothing stores, where sales have tumbled nearly 80%. already struggling: department store

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you might also remember there was a bit of a squikirmish with sephora.reluctant to continue this contract relationship with jcpenny amid everything else going on there was court battles in state and federal court. ultimately both of the parties came to an agreement to continue working together, though, we weren't privy of the details that at least got dropped but if jcpenny files for bankruptcy and has a store closure program, many of these contract terms may still get further mended >>. >> the thing that's important to point out that jcpenny has been in a long downward spiral even going into this pandemic, and like j. crew and neiman marcus had big problems with debt and with bringing customers back and was not one of the retailers that was doing well. and so in terms of the whole claiming of the victim from the crisis, so far we're still seeing the losers being hit the hardest. the other thing i would say is look at the xrt, the retail etf. it's seen a turn around. i would pin that on consumer confident numbers we got at the top of the hour. it showed