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the shopping mall. millenials are doing more shopping online. from our panel what the future holds. an houretter to oversee on shopping venue. i will be on my way back to new york city. see you all on monday. have a great weekend. ♪ . . >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. mall money, mall problem. millenials are turning their back on shopping malls. meanwhile, online commerce is booming. what can retailers due to turn web shoppers back into moeller at 10 ago we have got an all-star panel to break it down for us. welcome back to a special hour of "market makers." i am stephanie ruhle. we are a look at the state of the shopping mall. we all spent time there as kids, teenagers. it is where we shopped, where we ate, and we old fogeys may still kidsoing, but today''s and twentysomethings are going there a lot less. we will look at the problems facing the industry and how it is impacting retailers who rely on mall sales. job romantic is going to be helping us out all our --

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want to shop like smart shoppers do? turns out many already are.rands on the new black. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. gerri: the age-old question, generic or name brand? that is choice we have to every time we hit the grocery or drugstore aisle. here with more retail analyst, founder of cross legend investments. great to have you here, lori. >> pleasure. gerri: apparently people who are informed are more likely to choose the generics. why is that? >> because they have the knowledge that these products are in fact virtually identical. it is category specific. it is not across the board

that's my first things getting new shoes. >> why do so many families wait to shop labor day weekend. >> busy, work. >> most of my summer i'm doing sports and stuff. this is my only free time. >> it turns out at least when it comes to btf good things come to those who wait. >> i think so. yeah. it was not really my plan to wait. it turned out that way. and it worked out in our favor because i think i ended up spending less. >> retailers are not surprised by the last minute push and they expect back to school shopping to continue for a few weeks. >> back to school is second busiest selling season behind holiday and it runs july, august and september and national retail federation says people this year will spend 75 billion dollars on back to school. >> and most families will head out for bts needs. national retail federation says fewer than 25% will shop on-line. >> it's hard to buy on-line for them i don't know what they like and don't like especially shoes it's hard to find shoes that fit them well. >> bad news for folks like tyler cudaro. >> not fun. >> you have better things to do

in the 8 i visited over 11 hundred coffee shops maybe more to see why people go to coffee shops >> we'reans all over the world from east afghan and tokyo. >> when i wanted to do was get into aspect of the personal coffee and the processing and everything else there was multiple steps in making coffee and we did have a lighter roost because of the qualities of the keep once you roost it it home gisz the coffee. >> one thing about the coffee they were special blends and i spent seven years on one blend so that's my pleasure. each bean they were all chosen and blended with each with different cultural and beans is like people and those people give me a reputation i can't buy. people love you my clients love me they take me to the moves movies. >> fell in love with coffee and went to the coffee shops the community aspect i really enjoyed. >> i think it's important to have a place for people to show up and talk to their neighbors and recorrect. your surrounded with all those behalf communicated i communities >> i love my city san francisco has a good name my has every cultural in this planet

around mid night, the shopping spree starts to settle down. for joy, it's a precious time to study for college. my whole family is supporting me. especially my mother. >> thanks to the help of her daughters, she has been able to extend business hours. she's been able to send joy back to college. >> a typical schedule is 11:00 to 8:00 in the morning. but i asked my boss to early out. >> at and 5:00 a.m., morning shift workers start leaving for the factories. the town starts bustling with people even before the break of dawn. at the various eat ris, people buy takeout breakfasts. one-third of mila's mame noodle soup is left. once it's all gone, they'll close. thanks for the morning shift workers hungry for some breakfast and those buying takeou takeouts, the remaining soup sells briskly. mila and joy are unable to hide their fatigue from the rong hours they've been working. 14 hours after opening, the mame noodle soup is all gone. the night sales exceed 45 u.s. dollars. >> i think i'm a lucky person. yes, i'm lucky because god has given me the c

what keeps them shopping? waters is our guest. let's get the headlines. >> shares falling the most in two years, closing down 23%. they cut their price target for this talk -- for the stock to zero. and dropping its sponsorship after an elevator video emerged showing him punching his then fiancÉe unconscious. size thet yesterday ravens and suspended indefinitely by the nfl. apple has added a watch to its product arsenal. tim cook making the announcement near the company headquarters. they have wristbands that can be swapped out. also the debut of apple pay. on hundred three dollars per share. down .1 of 1%. >> joining me now, cory johnson. with david hamilton and we have chris sullivan. let's check in with you. wowtim cook and u2 everybody in -- the announcement? an enormous upgrade cycle about to begin. they can switch carriers and now they have the chance to do just that with the iphone 6. the other products perhaps even more intriguing. >> people will want to buy a new device. in a matter of days you have the money in your hand

and shop, and shop. >> i love to shop so i know that when christmas is over i am going now to shop-aholic betty ford center for shop-aholics. oh, oh,"a!$ oh, very rough regie there they take you in a room, show you pictures of queen elizabeth all dressed up. and you're, oh! you'll never shop again. >> joan rivers two died today at the age of 81. it's tough sometimes to find a clip that is suitable for afternoon television that doesn't clue -- include a lot of beeps. trace gallagher is here. >> as you can imagine the internet is felling up with responses for joan rivers. kathy griffin writes: a legend, a friend, mentor, icon and wildly funny, one of a kind, rest in peace. sharon osbourne. she and joan rivers became close friends. she writes: we have lost a true arraigned. an amazing woman, pioneer, opened up the arena for women in comedy. my heart goes tout melissa and her grandson, love and respect from the osbourne family to you both. seth meiers writes rest in peace, joan rivers.=Ñ a force of nature. whoopee goldberg says my friend joan rivers passed away, and to quote billy crystal the

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the shop owner decided to apply for permission to sell duty-free goods at his shop. with the help of local students, he made a card in chinese, explaining how the system works. he will use the card to inform customers they must present their passports at payment. >> translator: we sell not only sake, but also sake glasses and other souvenirs. this change in the duty-free system is a great opportunity for us. >> reporter: another store is looking for ways to increase revenue by encouraging customers to take advantage of the duty-free deal. this souvenir shop in fukuoka southwestern japan attracts about 300 tourists every month. the best-selling item in the store is this soy sauce. but each bottle only brings in 320 yen. the manager and his staff are discussing what else they could recommend to customers to help them get the 5,000 yen duty-free deal. >> that's a total of 4,000 yen. but we are still 1,000 yen short. >> reporter: five bottles of soy sauce and three of perfume. >> what else would you suggest? >> reporter: for a girl, i would recommend a bottle of wine. >>

the amazon with one quick shopping, i use it more frequently. if i could have it on my phone and be able to pass through, i would use that. >> and the second part of it is not just as merchants physically, but in line where this is stored now on the phone and you can use a fingerprint for online shopping. so you don't even in billing address and shipping and -- >> to me, that is life changing to some degree.

what happened after the initial break-in that the shop owner calls a crime of opportunity. >>> plus -- disappointed hikers this morning after showing up to a popular east bay park and learning about big changes. why officials say the park is becoming too popular for its own good. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. we have now learned the identity the two men arrested in a series of arsons that damaged and destroyed homes and businesses in alameda. ktvu's brian flores just spoke with alameda police and joins us live. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: tori, good afternoon to you. yeah, police are currently tightening up the case before two men are officially charged from the damage that they caused yesterday, not only did they cause damage to this business and home but six other places early yesterday morning. want to go to the pictures of the two men alameda police arrested. they've been identified as 27- year-old steven petersen of alameda and a transient identify fid as andrew gutierrez. they were arrested on suspicion of starting at least seven fires in alameda early sunday mo

what if you shopped at home depot?he company is offering free identity protection and monitoring services for anyone who paid with a card recently. home depot will roll out chip and pin technology by the end of the year. many are not prepared to protect your sensitive information. i have shopped at home depot in the last five months. >> me, too. >> i received no information on credit protection. >> me either. >> we are watching on the dark web for the information that is available. we are watching the cyber security experts if atm accounts have been drained or any purchases have been made or identity theft. we will keep you posted. >> so many people affected. >>> president obama meets with top lawmakers today to discuss the isis threat. this comes a day ahead of the address to the nation on the growing concern about isis. specific details have not been released about his speech or his plan. he is expected to outline a broad notion of how to battle isis. it could have big implications in congress where officials could h

are the germans going to go shopping? berliners may go shopping.lear whether the germans as a whole will do it. they want to draw tourists here to part with their euros. what will happen is berlin's biggest shopping mall, 270 stores. it is right across the street or down the way from the berlin finance ministry. -- the the juxtaposition spending impulse and austerity impulse. when you look at what is happening in retail sales in berlin versus germany, clearly berliners spend more. some of that has to do with tourism. retail sales have increased across germany. as i mentioned, some of that is tourist dollars. people come into town and go shopping. it has exploded. in 2013.ion visitors 2000 seven.0% from 60% of all german visitors come to berlin. one in which the u.s. treasury department hit germany for being almost as bad as not a currency manipulator, but had a bigger surplus than china and comparing germany to china. consumer spending -- they're not spending as much as the u.k. or the u.s. they are spending more, but they need to get higher if the

. >>> in september 2013, al shabab, an al qaeda-linked terrorist group from somalia attacked a shopping mall in neighboring kenya. more than 100 security cameras recorded the attack which left 71 people dead. some of the footage was destroyed by fire. but much of it survives and it documents the attack in stark detail. but it also reveals something else. the encourage and resiliency by which so many ordinary civilians survived mass murder in a crowded shopping mall.

shopping in the local supermarket. but i was finding stuff you don't normally find. i am french, i tried to find a drink orangina, a drink you get in france, i remember getting really excited about it. >> we were planning on getting as many groceries as we could. we needed to do it rather quickly, i had a little baby heading close to nap time. so it was kind of that shop way, we thought okay, the baby is going to lose it soon. he needs to get home. >> opposite the entrance, the display table was set up for a computer company. >> i was walking. we had a display table, we have the produce. so that the customer can touch and feel. >> a few feet from valentine's display table, kathryn stopped to make a phone call. >> i have two boys, a 14-year-old, a 10-year-old, then three little girls, four, two, 13 months. >> kathryn's two sons had gone shopping in the supermarket. >> we stopped at the drink aisle. i wanted something to drink. i tried to call my mom for a few minutes so i gave up and then we went and stood in line. >> p

that kind of shopping just doesn't happen only in museum gift shops. the village small antique store is no more, thanks to ebay. the shops that existed in this space where this restaurant is going was not patronized sufficiently to continue it's business. the last 5 years, according to the proner property owners had been extremely difficult to pay rent and not only were they aging and dealing with hip replacement and looking forward to retirement, but foot traffic slowed and retail environment changed. the appropriates proponents of the project, this is far more than most retailers can afford. the project sponsors want to establish this and now their background and skills are em -- i am mpeccable. >> hello everyone, we are very excited given this opportunity to open a restaurant, sushi restaurant serving collaborating two skilled chefs that i believe will actually improve the, i'm sorry, improve the neighborhood and we named our restaurant kim jo and it means neighborhood in japanese because we really fell in love with russian hill and would like to ke

they allowed shopping tracking across the web, and they bought live rail. they have been moving in this direction but this is actually a new announcement for them. this ad server did not exist before. it is going to make a difference in the industry because they are tracking people by their facebook identity, not by cookies on browsers as they have in the past. >> you work with facebook a lot. this seems like a huge deal to be able to take their ad platform be on facebook. it is really exciting. they are leading the groundwork for the next generation about technology. it is a like how stock traders would use it. helps them to measure their campaigns, which is incredibly strategic. abouts is really monitoring, not about where the ads are going, that was already happening on some level. >> it is both. is figuring out where to show the ads, and the measuring the impact. facebook is really taking that to the next level. this is the next generation of technology and is exciting to see that happening. >> how big is facebook outside of facebook? it covers most of

they have allowed shopping, tracking across the web. they have been moving in this direction but this is not a new announcement for them. this ad a server did not exist for them before. it is going to make a difference in the industry because you are tracking people by their facebook identity, not cookies, as they have in the past. >> you work with facebook a lot, this seems like a huge deal to be able to take their ad platform beyond facebook. >> it is really exciting. facebook is laying the groundwork for the next generation of adept technology. it is a lot like a stock trader. this is the technology that allows them to run and manage their campaigns. it also allows them to measure their campaigns. if you own the tool that allows a marketers measure what they are doing it is important. >> it is not about where the ads are going. it is about their ability to monitor? , it's about figuring out where to show the ads and measuring the impact. facebook is taking that to the next level. >> how big is facebook outside of facebook? >> i think

pictures of two men that stole from a shop-rite in the english creek shopping center last week. the two men were dropped off separately, they took a television and left without paying, they both got into the same car that dropped them off. investigators are asking anyone with information to please contact them. >> still ahead here, another hack attack, targets people's credit card information and a popular sandwich chain, and a nationwide manhunt leads to the man accused in a college student's disappear an and as we goes before a judge, police make a new request that could help

germans are going shopping?ners will go shopping, the broader question is will germans as a whole go shopping? and how many of them will be germans or tourists? when you take a look at berlin retail sales they are up 4.7% on the year but across the country it is flat. or the criticism that germans are spending. there are economy needs to be focused on more inward. centerhas been a tourism so it is hard to differentiate how much of these numbers are foreigner spending or german spending. since 2007 they have had 50% increase in tourist visits. 11 million in 2013. what isder question is the german consumer going to do? they spend a lot on their vacations but sometimes that is out of the country. they spend a lot on cars but that is a single ticket purchase item. german household spending is clearly lower. consumer spending has been on an uptick but a lot of that has to do with travel. here, how many of these people in line are german? >> here is a follow-up. withople aren't familiar the opening across the eurozone

at thetake a look business of pop-up shops. we have two gentlemen who open a pop-up restaurant in new york. we will tell you why this may be good for any business. it is time for clue number two. details ahead. >> this is a short-term sales grew tremendously in popularity. to thend is moving restaurant industry. a new pop-up industry made its debut in new york yesterday. from the word meaning essence. on exposingll focus the core flavor of each ingredient offered. i am joined by the founder and and his cofounder and managing partner. of i want you to begin by explaining to people what goes into creating a pop-up shop. >> it takes a lot of details. first of all it needs extensive planning. knowing who you are going to team up and collaborate with to going into the sourcing of the ingredients. if you find the real estate you are goinglace to attract people who obviously want the kind of food you are offering. where was your first space? >> it was private care rooftop. that is where we will be popping up. >> on the rooftop of a bu

many supermarkets and shops have yet to introduce paper bags. yeli paper bags can scarcely keep up with demand. and andrew mupuya is already negotiating. he wants to buy paper bag-making machines abroad when he gets the loan he's hoping for. >> after all, that's what banking is supposedly all about -- providing capital for businesses to develop. we wish andrew luck, but our planet will need a lot more than that to stomach the amounts of plastic waste that are already circulating, quite literally, in our oceans. and from there what used to be our grocery bag can eventually even land on our dinner table. >> the seas are a giant garbage dump. estimates say there are more than 140 million tons of plastic waste floating around in the world's oceans. through the action of ocean currents, five huge plastic islands have formed around the globe. they're not always visible on the surface, because most of the plastic sinks into the lower layers of water. and it doesn't biodegrade. >> it's estimated that it'll take several hundred years for plastic bags to

. >> reporter: kerry, i'm surprised i don't have a ruin credit because i shop at acme, i shop at home depot and i shop at target and tj max and marshals. all those stores have been hit with these data breaches, people stealing the credit card numbers of shoppers of all of those chains. it is either dumb luck or just waiting for somebody to use my name and numbers like everybody else because if you are one of the millions trying to stop spending with credit cards and spending money you don't have here's another reason to cut up your card or keep them in the drawer at home and start using good old crimey dirty american currency because going all cash may keep you from going all out with worry about your credit card numbers, expiration dates and pin numbers becoming duplicated and sold to someone who can shop in your name, far from your neighborhood because acme's parent company super value is latest super chain hit by the modern day credit card crypt night mope at malwear to be short and cyber criminals are attaching that to the payment system to steel all of the numbers from all of the

to find out all the outlet mall shopping i can do from my computer.nd out in saving with 6 abc. >>> hello again, here are stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, more rain and leaking problems at one new jersey high school, teachers say it's something that could be have been fixed years ago. >>> president obama is pledging to help in the fight against ebola. and in the case of a missing college student, a suspect has been caught but she is nowhere to be caught. >>> educators say they are at wit's end from a leaky roof, and once again the overnight rain left behind quite a mess. the rain was left behind at delsy high school, chad? >> when it rains like this, it's an ugly scene, inside of delsy regional high school, anyone knows that with a flat roof, a leak springs it's difficult to stop. a maze of buckets and caution signs and it's a mess. some walls are stained from previous rains. and now the school district must figure out how to play for the repairs, two referendums were shot down for the repairs, and another one is scheduled f

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i'm mark warner, and i approve this message. >>> it is shopping. there are now online retailers that will send you clothes based on your personal preferences. how you can look great with not a whole lot of hassle. >> sharon has never decided what to enjoy to wear, but what she really hates is shopping for clothes. >> i'm lazy. i don't want to go to the store. i don't want to go through racks of clothes. i don't want to dress myself. >> so now she has someone else pick clothes for her. she signed up with the online retailers, stitch fix. customers fill out a survey with dozens of questions, including age, size, and budget. you can also pick out your favorite kind of styles. a computer algarhythm crunches the data. every month, a stylist sends her a box with clothes and accessories. plus, instructions on how to wear them together. >> and i don't have to think about clothing now. i have choices to wear. >> stitch fix is one of several online clothing companies that offer this type of personalized shopping. and retail analyst, wendy, says it appears to

we will send it back to you in the desk. >>> it is shopping, without actually shopping. >> there are on line retail their will send you clothes, based on your personal preferences. sounds easy. cbs reporter marley hall shows us how it works. >> reporter: sharon bar owe has never enjoyed deciding what to wear but what she really hates is shopping for clothes. >> i'm lazy. i don't want to go to the store. i don't want to go through racks of clothes. i don't want to dress myself. >> reporter: so now, now she has someone tolls clothe her. she sign up for stitch fix, customers fill out a survey with dozens of questions including age, size, and budget. you can also pick out your favorite kind of styles. a computer algorithm crownes the the data. every mile stitch fix send her a box with clothes and accessories and instructions on how to wear them together. >> i don't to have think about clothing now i have choice toes wear. >> reporter: they are one of several companies that offer this type of personalized shopping. retail analyst wendy liebman says it appears to be a growing trend. >> it

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