mens wearhouse, i no longer like the way it look.ler: hi, jim, this is lynn from rochester, new york. >> how is it going, man? rochester big and tall. >> caller: the home of what's left of eastman kodak, america's memory capturer. my question is on urban outfitters. the stock's done virtually nothing for years and most of the sales are domestic. the stock had a small bounce when they announced that they saw opportunities for expansion in europe. is this a good time to get into the stock at these levels? >> i was a big fan of the previous ceo, then he kind of went downhill. this new ceo and the look they were very positive, they were very excited. they should have been more muted. i'm not ready to declare urban outfitters ready to buy. and i think the downfall of kodak was after draper left the camp because the carousel campaign was fantastic. they should never have lost that account, but they lost lucky strike, too. let's go to dan in california. >> caller: hello, oh, hi, jim. this is dan from north hollywood, california . >> how are

better execution than men's wearhouse.ay's employment number, i got to be more circumspect about cintas, too. i talked about how men's wearhouse was seeing more interest from young consumers. young buyers only bought sportswear, which was up, not more suits. we know from mobile talks with the ceo of j. crew, sportswear is notoriously hard to game, saw that on david faber's special last sunday night. my fault for not seeing the shift that are leading to new trends that are harder to predict. how about the idea that it's taking a lot of share from mom and pop stores? it doesn't make the company immune to the broader economic backdrop. secondly, might be further along than the destruction of the local business cycle than we thought, meaning there's a lot less upside here from that trend. it's important when you're reading news stories that may tip off the thesis that you consider the timing. "the new york times" piece i cited talked about many stores that were already gone versus the few remaining holdouts. in other words, th

the reason these men are nearly naked is to encourage others to donate suits for the men's wearhouseal national suit drive. the campaign collects gently used men and women's business attire for people who can't afford to buy a new suit. if you have a suit you'd like to donate, you can drop it off throughout any of the five men's wearhouse throughout the bay area. we'll see you the next time news break. i'm gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news, and tonight, we'll have the latest on a shooting suspect who slipped away from alomeda county sheriff's deputies.

men's wearhouse fell almost 19% after a weak profit outlook. the company blames a drop in sales of uniforms in the united kingdom for the disappointment. a mixed finish in our exchange traded fund market flash, the s&p 500 and emerging market funds were the two gainers among the five most actively traded e.t.f.s. and that's tonight's "market foc >> tom: the presidential election is still months away, but the republicans claimed a small victory today in fundraising. republican contender mitt romney raised more than $76 million in may. president obama brought in $60 million. romney raised all his money on pushing a platform of small government and lower taxes. sylvia hall breaks down romney's plan as we continue our coverage of the 2012 election, jobs and the economy. >> reporter: speaking behind a podium labeled "putting jobs first," mitt romney sends his message to crowds across america. >> instead of having a government take your money, and throwing it at their bad ideas, i want to lower the tax rates and simplify the tax code, and get the ame

i think the number of companies you can love does narrow because of a dsw, because of men's wearhouse, but i want in, i want that money, too. i want to take the money that facebook was offer at 26 and own it to 30, though i don't have a lot -- >> it was a trade. it was a trade. the first one-wean gain ever in its short history. >> if it's four-week history. >> those who are making money this morning are shore the spanish tenure. i don't know if we can have then. the spanish ten-year and the bund has increased as well. people will be keeping a close eye on all of them. we have seen -- they do have, what, a couple auctions this week? bonds on thursday in spain, we will be focused on that, as you see. >> 4 to 4:30 a.m. you get the softening. very much like 1998, 1989, where you had to trade tokyo. >> that's a very difficult level for which the spoonish government to borrow at. we saw italy. people were my god, there has been to be an el a reorganization right away. you can't keep it up there for too long. there's italy, by the way. that does seem to be where investors are focused today,

our first look inside a wearhouse that collapsed in maryland.gerous heat. we want to tell you about that. now, let's check in with meteorologist tom kierein. >> already near 90 degrees around the metro area and only going to get hotter as we get into the afternoon, up near 100. seven-day outlook and feel hotter than that with the humidity and more of the same on saturday. should be better sunday/monday but more hot and humid and late evening star into monday morning. better for the fourth. air >>> good morning. checking breaking news in the district. if you're traveling in northwest, new hampshire avenue is closed between corcoran street and r. stre >>> that's miami-based superstar bringing a dance party to our plaza next friday here on "today." >> natalie dance party. >> this friday morning we have one more song coming up from today's summer headliner maroon 5. 12,000 people plus packing the plaza today. >> 6,000 of them want to marry adam levine. >> one of them is hoda kotb. >> i'm here with natalie morales and savannah guthrie and, of course,