and that aside, and did you actually have quotes from staples that are less for the same things to me, that is inexcusable, one quote from a high end vendor might feel great but it does not feel good. >> yeah, i am sorry, we did have... >> be careful, high end show rooms, this is a public, and we have a contract staples and we can purchase, and i appreciate the urganomics and i get it all, but when the chair is double the price of the other one you have to have a reason for that. >> and again, this goes to the key of the leadership and terrific job, but in terms of the price differential and wanting to have the highest end chairs are maybe not the highest end, but to me, i have a bigger problem with that and i hope that you could talk about that. >> i would like to address that. >> herman miller and the two other vendors that we went to and we did not go to the high end and they happen to be the city vendors and used them for the police department and as i mentioned puc and so on. the difference in price, and especially in the work station area, is because the work stations are not an

staples sit up mini post offices inside stores. including several in the bay area, but postal workers rallied outside those stores upset the company has staffed the staples stores with non-union workers. a staples spokeswoman says the company will explore other ideas to meet customer needs. >>> microsoft could gear up to cut thousands of jobs. for that and more, let's turn to mary thompson, she's live at cnbc world headquarters, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. microsoft is set to announce job cuts as soon as this week. analysises say they could cut 5 to 10% of its work force. reports say the cuts would come from the nokioyo phone businesses as well as marketing, software, and engineering. right now they have about 125,000 workers since buying the unit earlier this spring. stokes rose on monday with the dow reclaiming that 17,000 mark. the markets were boosted by a flurry of merger news. the dow rose 111 points to close at 17,055 and the nasdaq after 24 finishing at 4,440. retail sales as well as earning presses, jp

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staples. make more happen for less. >> firefighter returned to a driver in a vehicle partially submerge in the pottstown. that will woman drove her car into standing watt r on west high street. two firefighters walk out, and carried the woman to dry land. she was not hurt; her car did suffer water damage. >> 5:13, traffic and weather together. those storms, katie, are they out of here? >> thankfully out of here. i have to show this, this was the stack of severe werth warnings came into us last night. so got to be at least 30, 35 pages here, so yes, we were all stuck in the thunderstorms yesterday. thankfully now i can report the worse is behind us. not completely out of the woods, still lingering shower, thunderstorm. first and for most, with the radar, satellite, a very well defined sort of comma shape to the system. classic mid latitude cyclone formation, as the coal front swept out to sea, may still just be lingering shower or thunder storage, but see even if you look here worse now pulling

staples.e more happen for less. >> a h5017 took off from west africa and on the way to algiers, a 3,000-mile trip. "eyewitness news" has learned that the plane was carrying about 110 passengers and six crew members on game. this all just breaking. we will stay on top of this and update you throughout the morning. as soon as we get more information. >>> developing overnight, faa is lifting the n on air travel to and from israel's main airport inelv rain down on e strip. take a look at new video secretary of state john ker says thseen some progress made during a cease-fire between israel and hamas. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live at the the philadelphia international

staples.e more happen for less. >>> updating breaking news in center city, this ace live picture outside her ton help tell on north 17th street a lot of people standing outside. blown circuit breaker forced evacuation of approximately 1,000 guests and employees. "eyewitness news" has learned that circuit breaker blew in the basement causing smokey conditions in the hotel. as a precaution all guests and employees' vac waited the building. >>> more breaking news secretary of state john kerry has just arrived in israel where he will work to broker a cease-fire to end bloodshed in the gaza strip. once again this is new video right now kerry landed at israel's main airportaviv despite an faa ban. israel primes president and u.n. chief today. death toll in gaza continues to climb fighting

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staples. make more happen for less. >>> traffic and weather, katie. >> things will certainly be clearing with time but today is a transition day for our area as we are watching our cold front start to slowly make its retreat. we just to have give it time, there is wet weather, primarily an issue across maryland and virginias right now. we will still get clipped here through southern most counties, delaware, south of new jersey you may still see a sure or rumble of thunder before it is said and done. first pitch here for the the phillies, lingering clouds, granted for the early bird basically, 80 degrees is where we will start things off. we will be heating up by the time we are in the ninth inning to 85 degrees or so. under a clearing sky, even though it is warming up it will start to feel better with time and that goes for south philadelphia a but the entire delaware valley. >>> 5:25. an accident working here on the northbound lanes of the northeast extension, it is actually access point from

. >> right here is from inside of a light, a staple.s right here is the same copper wire that came from the inside of the hair clippers and two checkers pieces to hold it together. these guys know what they're doing. >>> another inmate marcelo cardenas is not a tattoo artist but has gained a reputation for crafting high-quality jailhouse tattoo guns. >> i rent the gun or i sell it, it goes for $30, $25 or $30 in this county right here. >> because he is due to leave the jail any day now to start his six-year prison sentence for assault, cardenas agreed to gem straight how it's done. >> right now it's not like i really care about it. if they run me out, i'm going to leave before they do punishment, or the reprimand on me. >> cardenas starts with wire scavenged from some electric hair clippers. >> we rub the wire like this here. >> he winds the wire around the screw to make a crude electromagnet but he also needs a pellet which is filtered from a phone or speaker. >> the magnet when you put it on top of the screw it bounces with the cycles

staples. make more happen for less.ony tail day. >> that would be a really good idea. we have benefit of climate control in the studio thank goodness because humidity is ramping up on us. dew points may get in the 70's and in the 70's talking dew points, that is really steamy. storm scan three is in the clear though we have a couple clouds, out there. there is a good beach day talking about heat and humidity, right. lots of sunshine but that sand will be hot, get your flip-flops ready to go as we go across the sand. we are expecting though highs to hit low 90's in philadelphia, hot, sticky and showers and storms will move in later on today, bob, over to you. >> erika -- erika, good morning, katie. >> i know. >> one, yes. >> route 100, hello downingtown right here near pennsylvania turnpike, light volume this morning. roads are dry. we are off to a good start there. downtown philadelphia, 17th street is blocked this morning between race and vine as we just told thaw blown transformer, has everyone evacuating the sheraton

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second to none. >> the staple act there, staple gun. speaking of chemistry you work well with the judges. we look forward to the show. thank you for joining us live this morning. >> thank you very much. >>> best of luck. macy's fireworks spectacular tomorrow night starting at 8:00 right here on nbc 10. >>> chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> not a lot of people sweating in new york about a hurricane about to hit north carolina and what effect it might have on that. ahead of that we've got our own issues. a severe thunderstorm threat. we've got a flood threat for later today and tonight. that's why today is a first alert day. pay attention to the weather one way or another. today's technology, even when you're out with your cell phone, we can keep track with our weather app. arthur also having some effect on the fourth of july. phillies aren't trying to play tonight or they would be having some problems other than scoring runs. 83 degrees right now. the wind out of the west at 9 miles an hour. if we hit 90, it's our first

breakfast staple on the rope. up next. orange juice sales breakfast staple on the rope. up next. orange juice sales are in free fall. why >> unexpected sign tonight of changing times. it's about an iconic part of the american breakfast. now on the ropes. i'm talking about orange juice. sales are in 43 fall now at record low. abc news reporter matt explains what is happening to an american classic. for generations staple of breakfast but orange juice near the cereal and toast and last month they bought less orange juice than ever since they started keeping track. over the past decade sales down 38 percent. blame largely on devastating bacteria killing florida citrus crop. recent study show it's rich in calorie and sugar. then the competition i'll and i'll of it fruit juice vitamin water mineral water coconut water it's almost overwhelming. florida department of citrus is trying win back sour consumer with this. >> captain citrus. >>reporter: and tapping multiple to captain citrus favoring someone more buff. what the industry need right now is a super hero. matt, abc news miami. >>

garlic, that is a staple in local cuisine. have become much more expensive beef onhicken, pork or a per kilo basis. president has weighed in on the issue and he is saying that they're watching prices and they will be strictly implementing suggested retail prices. go to india. because it is onions in india. from 2005 2 today, the prices of onions have gone up 183%. what they have done to make sure that there is enough onion, authorities have made onions more expensive to export. this is where we are as far as minimum price is concerned. whatever the headlines may say, food just seems to always be getting more expensive. yes, everyone in the u.s. and theamerican friends around world enjoy the july 4 celebration. it is time to celebrate. let's not forget to count and be thankful for your blessings. back to you. come, lots more delicious things on the menu. private wealth advisor will tell us what he sees china outperforming in the second half. this is "asia edge." ♪ >> you are with "asia edge." th us.norman chan wi three banks ye

staples' president of north american stores and online agrees. saying weather is no longer the foremost barometer retailers can rely on to predict traffic. >> we're seeing different behavior pattern from customers. because they do have so many choices. online, stores, ors combination. it's hard to put a finger on exactly what's going on. >> consumer funk or not retailers can't afford to sit back and wait for the tide to turn. social media buying options, aggressive pricing, and more convenient pop-up shops are just some of the strategies that retailers are using to get shoppers buying in their stores or on their websites. >> facebook recently introduced, twitter has now started to work with credit card purchasing companies and has bought a new company as well to integrate that into their offer and the amazon phone which is really built around the idea that people can go in and use that as a showrooming device is also going to help them in terms of building at a better retail experience. >> staples is offering a 110% money back guarantee that its

staples. make more happen for less. >> shot andrea miller twice in the back tuesday, after she and another man broke into his house in long beach. miller told greer she was pregnant. police are awaiting on an autopsy to confirm that. he said his home has been burglarized twice before. he was acing in self-defense. >> this smash and grab in texas does not exactly go as planned. three guys in the truck nailed the smash part when they backed their truck into that houston convenience store. but, they didn't count on the truck getting stuck there. they ended up running away without stealing a thing. >>> now, on the cbs-3 health watch this morning, delaware has its first official case of a new virus, carried by mosquitos. delaware health officials confirm the chicken gunya case in a sussex county man. more than two dozen other cases in new jersey, in philadelphia, an including four in philly. they all got sick after traveling to the caribbean. the virus is rarely deadly, but symptoms do include feve

. >> in your money tonight why teachers may decide to boycott staples union representing more than 1 teachers will vote tomorrow on the possible boycott. the american federation of teachers says it wants to post postal workers staples set up a pilot program with the us postal service offering some postal services at select stores but those doing the work are non-union. if approved, experts say the boycott could hurt the office supply store's bottom line especially with back to school session and season ahead. in comment yet from staples. >>> so 7eleven is celebrating its birthday with free slurpees which is why daughter is swinging by on the way home tonight. the convenience store has been giving away 12-ounce slurpees all day and you still have a little bit of time. if you're craving one. the freebies don't stop if you don't load the 7eleven app. you can get all kinds of snacks this weekend and all next week. >> get your hands on a piece of mill tar history. rare and expensive military vehicles are set to go up for sale in california this weekend. we're talking tanks and other forms

everybody's excited about thsavings at staples. from the customers, to the staples associates. with guaranteed low prices on colored pencils, you'll flip out! now go tell your friends. staples. make more happen for less. >>> explosions and gunfire killed in combat. nine children killed in a park attack. hamas to plane for the children's attack israelis. israelis are aiming back. they are denying the specific attack claiming it was hamas. most likely a failed hamas missile launch. fox news correspondent conor powell live in gaza city. conor, what are the latest developments? >> well, greta, we are seeing some the heaviest fighting and bombardment that we have seen since we have been here in the last week or so. it was relatively quiet this weekend as there was a series of formallenned phone mall cease fires. that changed earlier tonight just as it was getting dark, pounding gaza. also continuing to see hamas rockets being fired a few minutes ago. we saw one if not two fired from gaza into israel. but there has just been a constant pounding of artillery here in gaza. we are seein

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staples, bed, band and beyond bo negatively impacted. the retailers need to focus on strength in this the online platform, but overall, it's just interesting to see we're in the second half of the year. analysts still talking about a weather as a focal point. >> as it turns out at the nasdaq, it's the likes of price line and netflix that are surging today. >> it's no secret we have an up market in the past five years. all ten sectors are up since '09, but let's just hone in on the best performing sectors over the last two quarters of each of the last five years. the best second half performers. you have made money buying any one of these sectors overall, but the best single performer has on average interestingly enough on seema's side of things, the consumer discretioniaries stocks, so they're the big winners in the second half of the year. the average gain over the past five years, just the last six months of each year is almost 17%. those consumer discretionary stocks may be where the action is this time around as well. second place go

i'm not a fan of staples. i'm all about making you money, but recognizing that some of these one-off gimmicks we're seeing are making the market look stronger than it actually is has got me perturbed. until we see some better numbers and some cycles that are waning, the rally may remain on pause. >>> tonight, "mad money," mexican style chicken chain el pollo loco is en fuego. have investors gone cuckoo or are investors keeping the heat? >>> then, international paper is behind the packaging. but is it time now to buy the stock before it repackages itself? >>> plus, from trash to treasure. the company turning garbage into green and how you can get in on the action. stick with cramer. >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer. #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call. at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow require

now online retail in general will likely shudder radio shack, office depot and staples door within thee if not sooner. staples founder isn't convinced, but points to others in their final days. >> if i were advising anybody, i'd tell them to have smaller stores, get out of furniture, yet have the convenience of having a broad selection close to the consumer, and be gosh darn sure you're really good on the internet, and staples has been a strong competitor on the internet. i think jc penney and sears won't be with us. i think there's a best buy roll that's not going to stop. the secondary players, companies like sports authority or many of the second tier apparel retail lers fall by the wayside. >> so a lot of predictions who have will and won't be here. probably won't take 25 years for many of these names to disappear. >> i'm interested in what kind of things we're going to be buying in 25 years. when you think about the things, mobile phone in our hands, we have headphones on, carrying plastic water bottles. 25 years ago, absolutely not. >> wearable devices, thins like the earrings co

they had a lot of indie buildings, so essentially the first women were actually staying in course at staplesbut it grew so large they built what they called boomtowns, hundreds of buildings, but the initial impetus was a lot of empty buildings and anti-space because the army was really ramping up after we declared war after pearl harbor. the economy really started heating up. it was very practical, and it was sitting here half anti-when the war started. a commercee was woman who passed legislation, but the real big supporters were general eisenhower a general marshall. eisenhower was already in europe prior to d-day, and he saw the british model. the british and canadians had been doing it, and he realized he could see how efficient they were. >> general eisenhower said in the work, whack can do of two men. the army needs and can use all he can get. and listen to the women of the united nations. ideas on, have some the subject. the stallworth women of a relic russia, the canadian and australian women, the women of china with their undying fortitude. >> and so he was a big supporter and wante

john gibner, deputy city attorney and all their hard work and certainly to the mayors other team and staple jason and the entire team that works closely with the board of supervisors. thank you all we're all proud of the budget two years running we passed it this year earlier and on time and passed consensus on time thank you and thank you to all for being here (clapping) >> and let me add my personal thanks to harvey i asked for the county of los angeles we question got it. this is just a budget document i know it reflects a lot of what we worked hard at planning for. what we do do outside this budget document can challenge the dedicate balance but i have faith the people that carry out the budget most of who is standing here are going to do us proud i ask not only celebrate the budget but the

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