actually with westfield today. ggp, of course, is u.s. based.ll left, taubman is still left, everything below that is in trouble. >> what do they do everything can't be targeted to the high-end consumer. the majority of the country is not wealthy. is there a play in the middle somewhere? >> there's not much of a play in the middle when you look at what's going on. we have these higher-end malls like king of prussia and garde state -- >> is that a simon property, king of prussia? >> king of prussia is a simon property they put in 47 restaurants -- >> that's the one where urban outfitters has a pizza in it >> yes i love the place they have great stores around it anthropology right across the board. so we're seeing those become show places. and become a real attraction that you will go and do something at not just shop. as a big-time ceo of an operator said to me not long ago, back when we got in the business, we would build a mall and put in places for people to eat now we build a mall and we get them to come to eat and hope they buy something on

police said they were called at 10:30am this morning to a car park at the westfield shopping centre onersmith and fulham police said there are road closures in the divinity and no exit from the adjacent underground train stations. british transport police say they are also assisting with the operation dealing with the suspicious vehicle in the westfield shopping centre in west london, in the white city area. now the latest on the situation in trebes in the south—west of france, we are now fearing that two people are presumed dead, that is what is being said, and 12 wounded in the attack at a supermarket in trebes in france. this has been reported by french news, quoting the local police commander also something just coming into us, quoting the mayor of the town, saying the man entered the supermarket shouting allahu akbar, i will kill you all. the prime minister of france is also saying a police officer has been injured. we are getting conflicting and changing reports this morning about what happened, this number of 12 people injured and two presumed dead increases the total number of

mall operator westfield co-ceo steve lowy thinks p retailers are massively behind when it comes to understandi theirconsumers. as chairman of one market, it's a retail technology start-up, he's working to change that. >> the retailing industry really needs to focus on servicing its consumer much better than it is. it's currently really boxing with a hand behind its back right now, because they're really only working with their own data. we don't really have the ability to share datas the network so they can better understand their consumer. they have no idea what the consumer is doing before they actually make a purcha n. >> reporteone is sure what the future of retail will look like, but there's a ground swell of innovative companies here determined to figure itou for "nightly business report," i'm courtney reagan in las vegas, nevada. >>> little caesars made a march madness bet and now it owes everyone a free lunch. the pizza chain said that if a bottom-seeded team beat a numr on seed on friday night, everyone in the country would met a free meal. now, that seed like a pretty safe bet, b tha

. >> a nice lead-in to our visit to the museum in westfield, new york. to learn more about his books. >> because of his relationship with former slaves during the civil war and right after, during reconstruction, he saw firsthand what the problems were, and he wanted to fix those problems. he started writing and did articles on civil rights, and he started writing books. 1879 the first book he wrote was called "a fool's errand," and it was during reconstruction, and a the lot of people down there didn't want to hear about former slaves having rights. it was a target point that made a lot of people angry. and it's so controversial that he never put his name in the book. so it's a fools errand written by one of the fools. his name does not appear. it was so successful that he decided then to start writing more novels and books. the second book the same way, bricks without straw by the author of a fools errand, no name. >> and albion tourget argued this case before the supreme court, and later on in the program we'll learn more about the centrality of the a

download the app and found line bikes at the westfield valley fair.se are in a rack but some people say they've been dumped in the woods and left on the sidewalks as well. people's streets and driveways and i almost ran over one. neighbors say these have been here for days. >> could these sit here forever? that's the question. >> reporter: it's one of many questions, the city tries to regulate the transportation trend. >> we want to develop a regulatory framework for these companies to operate under and make sure they're safe and they're being responsible in their operations and cleaning them up at night. >> reporter: sfm sent these to bird, line bike and spin, asking them to submit a business plan to the city and also cites california vehicle code. helmets are required. you must have a valid driver's license or permit and scooters should be driven on the roadway or bike lane, not the sidewalk. it collects scooters every night for charging. >> but if there is a concern or dumping, call the company first. but if it poses a hazard, absolutely contact th

lease with the united states postal service for approximately 8.61 acres of land located at the westfield cargo road at the airport with an annual rent of $1.5 million and an initial five year term through august 31, 2022. the airport post office has been located at this location at the airport since 1964 on a noncompetitive basis as a governmental agency that provides a necessary public service to the airport as well as our tenants and the surrounding communities. the u.s. postal service incurs all costs and expenses related to maintaining the facilities and improvements, including streets, and parking lots that are in the lease before you. the subject plot 10-s could potentially be included in the airport's future development of a boarding area h, which is a new boarding area extension to the international terminal. the proposed lease terms allows for the flexibility for the airport to develop this site in the future if necessary while maintaining the specialized postal service amenities over the next eight years. the budget analyst has reviewed and recommends approval, and i'd be happy

is very important and are surely even before the bit between the child you have to undertake on westfield the french side acting with pretty much three billion yes ok important good to talk to many thanks indeed for being with the show intent on the in paris we're getting reports here from the wall the news agency is reporting quoting the french interior ministry saying that two people have been killed in this hostage situation in southwestern france one person has been wounded one of them seriously three people rather wounded one of them seriously in the incident and the police operation in it's. still ongoing that's the reuters news agency quoting the french interior ministry just to remind you of what we've been covering for this last here on al-jazeera if you've just joined us about this. what's been going on here a man claiming allegiance to eisele has taken people hostage in southern france in an ongoing incident which began a neighbor kaka song about ten thirty this morning the french prime minister has called what's going on here an act of terrorism a lone gunman we understand it

westfield co ceo steve lowey said he thinks retailers are massively behind when it comes to understandingt shoppers really want. he's the chairman of one market and he's working to change that. >> the retail industry, and anything associated with the retailing industry, really needs to focus on servicing its consumer much better than it is. it's currently really boxing with a hand behind its back because they're only working with their own data. they don't really have the ability to share data across the networks so they can better understand their consumer. >> another thing the retail industry is concerned about, of course, is what happens if there are tariffs slapped across goods that would affect the prices that consumers pay a number of the retail lobbying groups senting a letter to washington urging the administration to not institute tariffs. back over to you >> very worried about that thanks so much >> let's talk more on the state of retail, what needs to be done to improve our malls let's bring in a pair of industry insiders. steve is former ceo of sac's, and amanda is at syracuse

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