stock versus discretionary, starting to favor staples the last couple of weeks.f you look at the discretionary relative to technology, it has been rolling over for a couple of weeks. outside of the big names like amazon it is a stock pickers opportunity. you are hurting yourself if you are not looking at places like staples and tech for opportunities. today gold is not doing well but recently on a tear. looking at your chart, there is a breakout and you think it might be here to stay. david: a lot of people like to oversimplify and think if stocks are doing one thing, gold should be doing something else. think of it as a safe haven. i have learned to focus on the trends. with gold i am seeing a chart that has been a consistent top performer. the price has had a series of congestions and breakouts. in the last two or three months you have seen this stabilization hitting resistance around 165. that has been a base for 2.5 months. we have broken above that the last couple sessions. the relative strength has been low relative to the s&p because stocks have been in a

and i texted my friends and said, "i'm going to start a protest." >> reporter: staples relies on the past to chart his future. >> it just felt so empowering to realize that i am doing what my ancest oors did before me. i'm a part of the change that's coming. >> this has probably been one of the toughest weeks of my life. >> first ever proo test. >> reporter: mike griffin has been work ago that change for the last 15 years as a community organizer in minneapolis. >> i'm going to beute there in these streets every single day, presting, organizing and getting people to vote. >> reporter: griffen thinks of his 92-year-old grandfather, a minister and a leader of the montgomery bus boycott. >> black folks in this country have advanced through being well organized, through protesting, and through voting. how we protest in america is in our d.n.a. >> reporter: it is certainly in ryan staples'. >> the youth is so passionate about change in society, that they just need someone to spearhead it. >> reporter: on the streets of3 america this week, that next generation is emerging. jim axelrod, cbs

how we protest in america is in our d.n.a. ( cheers ) >> reporter: it is certainly in ryan staples'.the youth is so passionate about change in society, that they just need someone to spearhead it. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: on the streets of america this week, that next generation is emerging. jim axelrod, cbs news, montclair, new jersey. >> o'donnell: incredible to see those new leaders. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." the latest headlines about the ouronavirus, plus, the news y abdat in lavater, "lecct ameresica be. aa again." how a poem written eight decades ago still speaks to us today. i recommend nature made vitamins... because i trust their quality they were the first to have a vitamin verified by usp... ...an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand the #1 pharmacist recommended so bob, what do you take for back pain? before i take anything, i apply topical pain relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain recept

>> reporter: in o'fallon, missouri, ryan staples was about to lead a protest h thpohi clothier. >> id, "lock arms with me, chief, and let's go." >> reporter: that must have been quite a moment for you. >> it was probably the best moment i have had in my entire life. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: just four days before, this 18-year-old graduated high school. >> i was at work, and i just pulled out my phone, and i saw a lot of violence occurring in cities across the nation. and i texted my friends and i was like, "hey, guys, i'm going to start a protest." >> reporter: hoping to become a civil rights lawyer, staples relies on the past to chart his future. >> it just felt so empowering to realize that i am doing what my ancestors did before me. i'm a part of the change that's coming. >> this has probably been one of the toughest weeks of my life. >> first-ever protest! >> reporter: mike griffin has been working on that change fory organizer in minneapolis. >> i'm going to be out there in these streets every single day, protesting, organizing, and getting people to vote. >> report

amazon and these are the consumer staple names that used the rally at the stay at home trader on wall street. hilary similar question for you since some of your clients are small businesses are you emphasizing to them to project their personality. well it's actually yes the one big key for any business regardless of size is personalization and experience the experience will aspect is something that amazon will never deliver and we had in only a segment we were talking about more than about real estate that's one thing that a lot of malls are going to they're going to these experiences and malls in minnesota and in california and actually in illinois that have you know miniature train sets for the children who go into the strains that if you haven't experienced the sale that can't be due to duplicate that cannot come in an amazon box ever so experience and then you have personalization for the professional service tech firms that i advise it comes to customers asian and personalization differentiating your business from the next business that similar to that sort of something special t

let's get right to it here local economies continue to reopen across the nation and the consumer staples etf has risen more than 10% off march lows, but there might be only a handful of names within it that have all the ingredients for a continued run higher the chart master, carter worth, has been in the kitchen, tinkering with the secret sauce based on the one stock, carter, have you been crafting something for us >> exactly, how clever crafty and clever. before we look at a couple charts, this has been a disaster of a stock what we know is it peaked almost four years ago at basically $98, and bottomed this year at $20. you're talking about a 79% decline. it's not loved only two analysts consider it a buy, yet two people hold almost 50% of the stock, warren buffett, of course, and 3g global but anyway, a few charts so here is the first chart and what we see is that it has all the characteristics of a bottoming out formation. a bearish to bullish reversal. you can see the 150-day moving average starting to flatten and rise the second chart is the same timeframe, but it's showing you ano

ation mentality so that before that only applied to our food chain and our supplies and consumer staples but now apparently the supply into just our daily lives when you work you want to live close to where you were before people didn't really care because it was so easy just to hop on a plane fly across the country to go to to go to headquarters or take the train down to a different state in order to come into work every single morning that's no longer the case that people are focused on this hyper local like they should mentality not only for work for leisure but just for every single day activity including getting including getting supplies for businesses business not to manage the. airline is also include getting supplies and packing to get back into play. this is a common thread safety has always been job one for the airlines and just a year ago with the big story was the boeing 737 max crash now the safety story is sanitizing the airplanes hilary do you think that all this cost cutting that the airlines have to do is going to trigger new concerns about safety inspections that we we

it is a main staple and delicious and not asian food but great for many other cuisines. >>> all right. we are looking zy conditions an light showers and drizzle because of the strong onshore flow. today, cooler and breezy, daytime highs slightly below average for this time of year. today, cool and breezy for saturday. warming up sunday as high pressure builds in and that continues with temperatures rising as we look ahead to next week. enjoy the cooler weather and have a great weekend. back to you! >>> all right. that is going to do it for kpix5 news at noon. remember we're onam ea. >>> have great guess what i learned today. what's that sweetie? how to count to twenty. maybe i can teach you, because that handwashing was ten seconds, at best. stay healthy and slow the spread. wash your hands for at least twenty seconds. ♪

a pretty atypical german people here simply love their meat and sausages and that's part of their staple diet but here to change is coming even major fast food chains famous or notorious for their burgers and are changing their ways it has been a slow process but it is picking up pace still if you look at a typical german christine you might think the switch to meet lists will be quite a challenge. around and sizzling straight off the grill. and orwell's smoked this is the way the germans like their meat and they do like their meat. pleasures but to me it is part of our food our nutrition you know that's the way it's always been most. germans consume almost 60 kilograms of me to gear on average that's considerably higher than the world average of $34.00 kilos. but even in the land of the car even worse things are changing. consumers are chewing over the idea of going meatless to back animal rights environmental protection and elf take this green food truck at a farmer's market in 5 board it's sausages are oddly angular they're made of tofu. and this man is sampling them for professional

it's looalmost like a consumer staple, but jeff, what do you think of the valuation here? >> it's funny you guys bring that up because i wanted to mention the valuation. number one, i agree with what pete's saying. i said it before, but it's worth repeating. you do have the wearables, the services, they're going to be growth engines and they have to be, but even given where apple is trading right now, i think it's actually a stock that could do pretty well even if the market hits a rough patch. i had my reservations about this market i haven't been quiet about that, but even where it's trading right now, given its cash position, its strong balance sheet,iliti its ability to be ao buy back stock, it does have a little bit of a defensive posture to it right now. the market was down 30% at the low year to date, and apple was only down 23%, so we have seen that bear out in actual trading, and i do think that that could continue the one thing i would look at is maybe china f you have trade relations deteriorate or if you have virus cases spike to the extent that you're worried

consumer staples up .5%.rd of a percent or so the euro is soft so is the british pound. oil is higher by 3.4%. as the bell goes, a nice rally into the close s&p 500 is just positive dow is just negative nasdaq is up by .3%. >> just less than two points from the s&p 500 welcome back to "closing bell," everyone sara eisen with wilfred frost and mike santoli take a look at how we finished the day on wall street the dow ending lower by 39 points well off session lows. you can see that came just after the open we were positive at one point in the day though ending the day just barely negative call it flat same for the s&p 500 up less than two points. this is the fourth positive day in the last five and for the week so far, we're still up 2.3% for stocks the nasdaq closing higher by .3% it outperformed pretty much all day long this is its ninth positive close in the last ten sessions so real resilience there in tech again, a major theme of the day. the russell 2000 index, also pretty much closing unchanged. also he

morgan said buy the staples today.ely well valued compared to the overall market you have to be careful knowing what you're denominator is on some of the things same thing goes for p & g. i would say fully valued, well loved, but could still keep working, we'll see st. >> mike, thank you fed fueled turn around up next we'll ask black rock's rick reider weather the decisions to buy individual corporate bonds would spark the next leg of the market's rally certainly saw some enthusiasm afrnn. ts t announcementhi teoo we'll be right back. can i find an investment firm with a truly long-term view that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial professional or consultant for investment risks and information. talk to your financial professional or consultant ever something's gone mogotten into the office.m, i hear you. feels like there's no barriers between departments now. servicenow. the smarter way to workflow. makes it beautiful. state of the art technology m

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thanks to a community garden started 4 years ago in adelaide this staple of many recipes from the african continent is now available for purchase to the public. event it will be less ones not only from off the kind of communities but even from the middle east and from asia and now we are teaching even. to to use the maze and they like. the garden is a hub for people looking to purchase maize and the demand is surging this means that there's more to do for people looking for community and jobs. but when i see the god in it it reminds me so i feel i'm a whole another way of a sense of belonging for people like me who come from another country. and it's not just the corn growing the size of the garden is to. the community organization recently bought a strip of land across the road and is looking for local market gardeners to plant maize as well the hope is that one day there will be enough maize to make their own flower. thank you and it's back to germany 14000000 people that's the number of visitors the german capital berlin counted last year the city with its combination of history and mu

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only to raise awareness but sale proof and even with the shelter in place requirements, consumer staplesn still matter you know, for folks who actually had the means to do so before covid-19, you know, folks still want to wash their bodies, comb their hair, clean their clothes. and our attention to economics are improving in a big way and now even more measurable with this increased digital platform >> i want to ask you about joining the shake shack board. congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> whether did the conversations start? was it an easy decision for you to join or did you push back and ask them for certain kind of guarantees about the direction they were heading. >> we started the conversations in late 2019 i'm excited about the brand and a number of reasons why. you know, i have tried very diligently to partner and align myself for companies that focus on three things i believe matter first, the importance of the demographics in this country something we talked about in the past second, brands as a force for good in this world and, three, the importance of technology and i t

our salmon it's our staple food to be wiping out all our food so. i don't eat store bought me everything i eat comes off my land all my medicine. i get off the land and i'm from the bronx. here trying to convince us to give up our way of life so that you can reap the benefits for government. investors and. while you are free from some of the partners that's going on it's basically from so you're telling us is that you will want us level saxes want to. keep rather you know offering up some water some tobacco no thanks we've got clean water right there in with what you drink and that's pollution the plus the that adds to the landfill so for you could take your pick your moderate because you don't want to mess. but but but but. 6. and somehow this that i didn't see it was that she was said. you so much more than i'm blessed to wrestle with the kids now they're worse than the previous city wasn't ideas dismissed just so distracted when you know what it's a 1st step to be nearly so i may start off. at the start what is he doing right. my son as a duchy c

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. >> to many canyons, this is a staple food when going out on the weekend. most people don't want to miss out on it. >> most restaurants are hopeful that the strict guidelines that include testing the staff and the 1.5 meter space between each table. take away is still the best option. >> if you had to come here before covid, you would not even find anything. this is a beehive of a place. >> the number of corona cases in kenya is rising slowly. although they are concerned about keeping the virus in check, all they are really concerned about is ending the crisis. >> if you make it to the age of 100, how many children will you have under your belt? this galÁpagos turtle has saved his species. he managed to save the giant galÁpagos tortoise from the rank of distinction. -- extinction. -- the b brink of extinction. diego is nowow ready to retire. >> he fathered hundreds of dying co-op ghost tortoises. diego is 100 years old. he was brought to this breeding center in ecuador from a california zoo after being taken from the wild 80 years ago. now it is time to hea

you know to me that's a staple of someone going forward with a positive move. but then remove something of a symbol that. they want to end their life me. in its own way the community too is giving itself the space to heal. the trees were families but people commit suicide it's up and down but we don't actually care as the time it takes to grow back gives us the time to get over forget about it. while suicide remains a scourge in aboriginal communities across astray it appears that family and culture is indigenous australia is best hope to saving the young. australia of last generation so that was back in 2012 which leads us to ask how successful have those schemes been in reducing the suicide rate where we're joined now by psychologist professor pat dudgeon who you recognize from the film a former commissioner of the stray and national mental health commission she teaches at the university of western australia and actually runs a number of suicide prevention projects focusing on aboriginal communities it's great to have you with us here on ri one professor dudg

respect to rioting and looting will come back very strongly because they are, quote/unquote, the staples some is going to be a little overblown we have a crisis in confidence right now, but at the end of the day, we're the best country in the world, the best companies in the world and we will overcome this. >> i think that's well said. brian, here's the other thing, you look at last night "the new york times," "wall street journal," name your publication, this is not opinion, there are real concerns among health experts that these protests could set off that second wave we worried so much about in the fall. whether it will or won't, we don't know but the market at least, when i look at the futures, doesn't appear to be pricing in the chance that many areas could be either relocked down because of, a, new second waves by millions of people across the country gathering and shouting in close proximity to each other, number two, we have effective lockdowns already in some cities via curfews. there's a very good chance, when i look at the futures, the dow could rise today, brian. that seems j

. >> who doesn't love corn dogs, cotton candy, all the staples available this weekend and beyond. we have procedures and protocols for all of our employees, including wearing masks at all times. >> as of now beaches are open to the public only for exercise. starting tomorrow, outdoor dining will also be allowed. ken? >>> coming up next, a shocking racial rant that has people in southern california outraged. >> next time you talk to me like that, you'll get your [ bleep] kicked by my family. they'll [ bleep] you up. >> this guy was stripped and robbed of his livelihood at the direct order of the president of the united states. >> what a former 49er did today to help get colin kaepernick back on the playing field. >> it's an eerie weird nerve because there's no fans or anybody out there. >> and later, what ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one s

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. >>> well, a disneyland staple, splash mountain, set to undergo a major theme change.was originally based off the song of the south, a film so controversial and filled with racism that disney has had it locked away for decades. they don't play it anymore. the water ride, though, will now be reimagined for the film the princess and the frog. disney says that the new concept is inclusive, speaks to the diversity of its park visitors. design work for the new ride is already underway. >>> many people took to twitter to express their thoughts on the change. natasha wrote i'm excited. i think this will be a great update, and a good way to incorporate the princess and the frog movie into the parks. michael chimed in saying as a 15-year season passholder, i'm really disappointed with the lack of a backbone disney executives have. i really want to have someone explain to me how this ride is racist. are they saying walt was a racist? and lance tweeted wow, this has completely gone off the rails, no pun intended. >>> we'll have more local news straight ahead at 5:30. and our orig

if they were, i'd want a staple maybe i did a lousy job of the military. but i did a great job with the budget. no thank you. no, we have an incredible, and you the greatest part about it is the missiles in the world some of the greatest rock as you saw the other day, one of the rockets go off. the greatest ships, these of the greatest of the kind. the greatest of everything. and you know the beautiful thing about it it's all made in the usa. made by you. [applause]. may army tanks from ohio. that's part of us might administration rebuilding of the united states military, you are awarded a contract to build the next generation of guided missile for the united states navy. the fx. good. yeah that's right. this pretty good. does anybody know. fgx it sounds good to me. but soon to be built right here in the american heartland. built by you. step 220 ships in my view extended prayed in the working on extensions right now. and we will see. but you will be building your hearts away. good luck him. $5.5 billion, massive deal. we will put the shipyard to work. fas

. >> reporter: this comes as americans are looking at cultural staples through a new lens in the wake of recent protests. >> reporter: after 32 seasons, paramount is canceling the season "cops. following police officers on the job. this cultural reckoning comes amid a renewed push by several states to get rid of confederate monuments. and late today nascar announcing a ban on confederate flags from all racetracks saying it runs contrary to our commitment to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for fans but as some push to rename u.s. military bases named after confederate leaders, president trump says his administration will not even consider the renaming of these magnificent and fabled military installations. >> i think trump is, you know, saying what side he's on but what i do notice is that the ground is shifting and that there are more people who are demanding a different america. >> reporter: now new signs that america may be listening blainal kpae blainal -- rain alexander, nbc news, atlanta. >>> tonight the country has reached another sobering milestone in the corona