last week, tj, what the heck is going on? they take a break >> you know, i think if these guys had to run their own business, they would not be in siness long. we would have workedhrough the weeko work this out with a huge even occurring with the debt ceiling. charles: patty, a lot of time people try toquate government to. saying, we would never be in this pr problem, what is it that you think these guys don't get about urgency and about their commitment and obligationo american public. >> i don't think they getting any, i don't think they care, this is old movie groundhog's day, or definition of insanity, we do the same thing ove and over, expecting a different result, this is the fourthime we have faced this during bong. dodge, and two year -- during the obama administration, two years ago we ha the super duper 8 people who would take care of this. i am looking for them with on the back of a milk carton, they disappeared. charles: tj you met with the president, what is your impression of the president king a different appro

puck early to set up brent s for >>> former shark tj back in san jose with the flames visiting the sharks. it was joe's night. sets up brett for the early goal and later on the power play. 16 years ago scored first nhl goal. 4.9 for little joe. sharks beat calvary by a final 6-3. >>> how about goalie on goal crime? mike smith, one end to the other. we got it right here. coyotes win it 5-2 over the red wings. we'll be back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, we'll see you back here tomw >>> that's it for us at 11:00. thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow night. our news updates are on kpix.com. good night. ♪ men. all right, i have turned "it" into "ziti," uh, with a triple letter on z and a double word on the i. plus, going down, i've created "za." za? uh, a colloquialism for pizza. one of the five two-letter words newly accepted by the national scrabble association. unbelievable. you can call them if you want.

we have the real low-end guys, the cheap guy, the value guys like tj maxx and ross that have been doingthe burlington deal just came out. >> people love that. >> terrific. and then at the high end some of the really good guys like the urbans have been doing really well. but a lot have been hit because people are pulling back a little bit. they're saying maybe i don't need that extra outfit. >> are they pulling back or going to justice or maurice? >> some are trading down. >> you're able to track that somehow? >> we are. there are different ways we track who our customers are, the new customers are. and a lot of it is anecdotal. but some of it is through applications for credit card or our loyalty programs. and it seems like we're getting a little bit of a benefit from people trading down. and at the same time, you're getting people trading even further down to the tjx's, and that's why they've been performing so well. >> why is best buy hitting a high? you don't need hard good stuff, do you? it's discretionary. >> i think what we have seen since maybe last spring is kind of this split.

um, no, not-- no, no, i got it at tj maxx, $4. that is amazing! you think that's good.t? $9. the boys department. no. look at the ass. check out the ass. no way! look at that. uh-uh. yeah! [snorts] so i guess oscar and jim were talking your ear off about the new copier, huh? yes, they were. they were. here's what i was thinking. everyone sits on a chair every day. but not everyone-- sits on a copier. or even uses the copier every day. yeah. yeah, right? very valid. that's it. [laughs] all right! see you later. see ya. hot tie guy. ha ha ha! well... have you made a decision on the butter sculpture? no, i haven't thought of it. okay, cow, goat, or sheep. it's not that hard. i would like a cat. cats don't make butter. i would like a cow butter sculpture of a cat. it doesn't make any sense. i'm telling you-- yes, it does! i want a butter sculpture of a cat. cow, goat, or sheep. what is this? all right, we're all on the same team. is it-- [squish] damn, why is that in the kitchen? [beeping] [mumbles indistinctly] [beeps] [humming] [beeps] you might want to consider changing

went to hear alaferalaison speak and instead a heard a neuro biologist and a snow flake scientist and tj clark who is an arc historian. it was amazing, it was the most amazing night. and we have actually modeled our public programs off of that event ever since. we like at the arts commission to broad a broader dialogue around the works that we show. not just having the artists themselves present, but to present different ways of thinking about their work, different ways of thinking about contemporary art in general. and leaving you thinking, as you leave. so, tonight we have someone from young and we have a photographer who is not in the show, alongside of our current existing artists. if you like this program, you will like other things that we do in terms of our public programs. tonight, we will hear our featured artists and then from the invited guests who i will introduce. if there is time i will direct a couple of questions in their direction. there will be no q, and a, tonight this program was not designed as a dialogue and we hope that you will attend before it closes. we are goin

>> tj. what is he doing? >> i love how it's tj's fault. >> my bad. >> show gary. >> willie, stop that. >> he's making me eat what's in the bowl. >> good morning, everyone, we are watching rhine rain in the forecast, overall, not a bad morning out there for the middle of october. can you believe it's the middle of october already? it's snowing in colorado this morning. as far as the airports go today, i don't see a lot of big issues, if you are doing the airport, san antonio, memphis, cleveland, the rain is really the steadiest from texas to little rock. this morning getting light rain out of that. i have been to kentucky, up through ohio, cleveland, syracuse, buffalo, have that umbrella with you. enjoy the warmth of the eastern seaboard. this has been a warm october. all indications are next week at this time some of the coldest air of the season will come down from canada from the great lakes first to the ohio valley then the east coast. we have been enjoying a warm october to this point. so enjoy it. new yo

liz: should i worry it is at tj maxx on sale?> the ceo is part of the family, he just stepped down because he knows they need professional management. if they get great people in there, the brand is going a lot higher. liz: the total return fund is returning 26% year to date. not bad. good to see you. liz: not bad. the closing bell ringing in 39 minutes. and vision the smell the holiday. the new owner of yankee candle. this company owns mr. coffee. he loves this company now. we will get his take on the holiday shopping season and the consumer. the stock has hit a 52-week high yesterday and the rest coming off of a makeover of the most famous sports arena on the planet. you heard about it here first a couple of days ago with the ceo of madison square garden. the big reveal was today. sky bridges? we will take you on one of them in just a minute. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is

he will find tj jones for an 8-yard touchdown. notre dame will go in to the locker room with a one-point lead. all is good. well, they have to play the second half of football. arizona state will come creeping back in this one. 27-20. let's go to the final on that one. 37-30 is notre dame is your winner. we're going to the nfl but will go outside the line. the nfl has a league that has named their truly iconic -- lom with bardi but the giants linebacker. he has a legacy of excellence that depositing beyond the day of football. our john henry smith has the story. >> he's been a linebacker. >> was it natural for me? >> a defensive tackle. >> there's some strength so they say and this year finally a defensive end. >> that's home. >> the thing that's always kept in the nfl is its versatility. one of the biggest things that drives him is the desire to live up to his family name it's a name in his family's native ug tpha* da and by ugandans everywhere. >> if someone knows or sees my name and the first question isn't "do you play footbal

caleb row into tj brown. a quick pop to jason. 71 yards to the former ram, 7-3, terps. in the 4th, roger mcdowell just breaks free. they win 40-27. dave owens is at bird stadium and has more on the game. >> they gave up 40. it could have been 70. maryland's defense turned in a great effort and kept them in the game when they had every excuse to get out. that triggered a response from the head coach who said, we may be undermanned, but we will not quit. >> it's kind of like a mentality. and again, we had a great mentality in a lot of those situations today against an outstanding offense. >> the coach does a good job of having everyone ready and always preaching about the next man up. to me, i feel like everybody was ready to play. >> and you just keep fighting, you keep working, and you keep doing the things necessary to overcome whatever comes your way, and to me, that's the role and the responsibility first and foremost with the head football coach, which is me. >> they'll get a much needed second bye week n

of tj,s see a little bit from massachusetts. >> that is me, when i lived in new hampshire.for president, in new hampshire, the primary, -- i lived in new hampshire. where is the questioning -- is our children learning? >> there is my wall of fame. these are originals. bobby kennedy, 1968. various other candidates. regardless of what party they belong to, they are rock stars -- governors, senators, presidents -- people that i looked up to. this was an article in the paper -- "young political guru lead counselors campaign." ran his first political campaign at the age of 16. he managed the campaign for kathleen. >> he has that janacek walk -- that intuition. it starts from within. >> step-by-step, establish a good career. that is what i want to do. teachere mayor, governor, future president -- i would not bet against him. [laughter] with it. nothing to do watching 9/11 was when he got involved. >> i remember going to bed, and you said something good always comes out of something bad. i remember you say that -- you said that. it is horrible, but i do think good things come out

i deserves into in the category of discount stores and tj maxx.'m sick of that that is just so darn glib. in the end, you don't shop cheaply in a catastrophic situation. you simply stop shopping. you know what? you can go with the shirt that is not as nice as a new shirt. if we default, the next thing you're going hear is that social security checks aren't going to be sent out there. will be no reimbursement for medicare. this is the kind of scare stuff people do. believe me, those are a lot less sacrosanct that government debt. she demurred when i suggested this might not be the ideal for the company to come public. she said a lot of shutdowns, it would do fine. but it has never been through a debt default. who the heck knows? we know the facts. we know what we can face. what gives with the buyers? one, i think the buyers no longer fear washington, because in the end, it's a paper tiger down there. every time they walked away from buying in washington they missed a big rally. so they would just assume participate in these two plays would be purpo

. >> you guys worried about -- take the tj maxx, the family guide, disconcerting to some people, are we worried now if we're getting a guide to a negative comp on a family dollar? >> no, because let's focus on the fact that there's a segment of society right now that's pretty okay, almost no matter what happens. and it's been that way for years. look at the way they spend money. starbucks has been the go-to play when things get rocky, it's that little luxury that people just do not give up. it's what gets them through the day. look at the last quarter they reported. earnings up 28% for a mature company, firing on all cylinders. >> we're talking about a different segment. i'm raising the issue now of, should we be more concerned about the targets, the walmarts, the family dollars, the dollar generals, and all of those retailers in that specific category? >> walmart's done a decent job of attacking and going right back after some of the dollar stores, judge. i think there are differences. i think family dollar is on the lower end of the dollar store world. i think dollar tree far bette

. >> reporter: her water had broken at 35 weeks with older son tj but a birth at that time 28 weeks couldlications. >> when a woman breaks her water so far from her due date the number one concern is infection. it is literally a race against time. >> reporter: doctors hoped they could prevent labor for two days. but instead she held on a jaw-dropping 39 days. >> i woke up every morning and thought there's another day i just gave my baby. >> reporter: experts say a pre-term, pre-mature rupture of membranes occurs in 3% of pregnancies and causes approximately one third of -- >> the baby had signs of stress and that led us to delivery. >> reporter: after five weeks in the hospital, doctors delivered little gideon at 33 weeks via c-section. he spent five more weeks in the knee dwroe natal intensive care unit. he is now a healthy 6-month-old with a mom who says her fight was more than worth it. >> first night it was amazing. we'd stop and say, listen, there's no beat. we can hold our baby. there's no words on him. we can finally be together as a family. >> reporter: amy row bach, abc news, new

let us begin talking numbers on the technicals, jimmy with tj institutional services and pat dorsey,tart with you on the fundamentals. first off toll brothers, goldman sachs downgrade, but what's your feeling on that? they weren't exa actually pasty on the name. they said we think we've made all we'll make. >> generally speaking the home builders have had a huge run and home building is not a very good business. you spend a lot of money to buy houses and hope like hell somebody buys them. that's the business model. i would rather if i'm bullish on housing own like home depot or fortune brands that have some kind of competitive advantage. as you saw those businesses held up much better in '08/ '09 than the home builders. >> okay. jim on the technicals what is your take as a group? >> i think goldman is late to the game. as a group i like plus because of where interest rates are going which is lower. from a technical standpoint i'm long hov, the $5 level seems to be. if it breaks down and settles below it maybe i'll change my mind. until that point no. toll brothers 30 is the same sort

. >> stay long tj. >> "power lunch" starts now. >>> scott thank you very much. we start with breaking news from san francisco, apple holding an event. we expect some big news throughout the hour mainly focused on a new tablet device. i'll be focused on the consumer side of the story. sue is following the stock side of the story. sue? >> good to see you, ty. apple shares are little lower. there was some computer based selling in the high flying names, apple one of them. there's a look at general electric as well, it got hit a little bit. down almost 1% on apple as we get ready to start that event. in the last year the stock is down 18%. it has recovered as i mentioned in the last few months. since july, it's up 30%. but it if you have held the stock for five years, you are up a full 435%. so obviously that was a winning bet. josh lipton is angering our coverage from beautiful san francisco. over to you, josh. >> yeah, sue. we're here at the event just about to start as you said what we're expecting here apple to unveil some new ipads. the questions, though, the f

tj maxx launching a website and nordstrom out there and off fifth.com.> off fifth we believe it is about great luxury brands and about the product and our experience. our website is modern and open and high style and i think customers, customer feedback has been very surprised what they can find online, great deals and the great brands. lori: we're talking about non-stop about the government shut county. do you expect to trickle-down with something like consumer confidence affected by all this chaos in washington? >> i think we are definitely watching it very closely, but you know we'll monitor it day by day. lori: what are you expecting in the holiday in terms of retail sales, stronger or weaker just overall? >> i think it will be stronger than last year but i think we're expecting very moderate sales increase over last year. lori: what are some of the risks you're looking at? what some of the challenges getting this website up and runing? >> i think from the time we decided to launch to get online was six months. we devil rayed to get it up. it is alwa

property developer jinbin and tj songjiang surged 10% and 3% respectively.nd tianjin marine surged almost 6%. these were up yesterday by 10% and they continued their upward trend in today's session. back to you. >> sixuan, thank you so much for that. >>> president obama met with house democrats at the white house wednesday evening. he told them to be prepared for give-and-take in budget talks. house speaker john boehner is only sending 18 leaders and committee chairs. reports say house republicans are considering a short-term increase in the u.s. debt limit to buy time for broader policy discussions. on wednesday, republican senator susan collins proposed a plan to reopen the u.s. government and raise the debt ceiling in return for killing the medical device tax that is part of obama care. joining me now is ken heyman. thank you so much for coming in. are you as optimistic as equity markets this morning that this could be paving a way for this big deal? >> i have to say, i wasn't pessimistic to begin with. these types of thing have an anatomy of their own. b

they compete in the discount world against tj maxx and ross stores.eat ipo that is, up 46%. since we're showing up arrows, how about this one? empire state realty trust, another winner on wall street. they include obviously manhattan's empire state building and raising big bucks in that ipo three ipos. all three with up arrows. back to you. >> thank you so much, nicole. so the government shutdown may be impacting a number of government workers at national parks but it is not slowing down twitter and their plans to move swiftly towards an ipo. charlie gasparino has a special guest. the founder after company that provides financial data for privately held companies like twitter. here is charlie. >> i hate when people mispronounce my name. >> good to see you, charlie. >> i heard a lot about you. tell me about the your company real quick and the twitter ipo. your guy is plugged in. >> we are essentially a bloomberg for private companies. we provide financial data on private companies and includes their deals. ipos, take privates, lbos, private equity tran

tj can you do that again, move the closed day two. cnn, we just get laughed. one, two, three, mika, day two. >> oh, wow, we have few answers. >> what if we had 3d projection, willie? is that's the same graphic we used in the '96 shutdown. we just kept it around. >> why don't we? >> have a hologram. >> have hans solo and princess lea. >> and tuac. cnn had that. why don't we have that? it will complete your news experience f. you don't have a hologram, how can you understand what's going on in the news? right? am i right? okay. don't want tupac's hologram next to the wolf? >> i'd be interesting. >> i don't know what happened yesterday. yesterday, house republicans tried to pass a series of stop gap measure, basically band and is that would fund agencies like the va, national parks and the city of washington, d.c. they all failed to get the two-thirds to pass. >> first of all, i don't think those are just band aids. if you live in washington, d.c.. >> and you work in the jobs. if you live in washington, d.c.. >> i agree with this, eleanor holmes norn last night g