tell me about william-sonoma. >> it is interesting because the call, i felt was actually pretty goodut spent a lot of time talking about tariffs and how the tariffs hurt the beginning of next year. and i think that was the only takeaway negative, but the only one that mattered. i think that's a mistake i think the stock could turn up. anything that indicates there is real problems with tariffs has led to sell-offs this company has done a lot to be able to make these issues mitigated. but all the analysts, almost every single one, focused on what the tariffs are doing i felt they wore down the story and made people feel like you got to sell it i'm not buying it. i think you wait three days and you buy the stock of williams-sonoma. >> do we know how much of their product is sourced from china, jim? do they give us a sense? >> they're talking about half. and then they're saying that that will be in half next year it is really interesting that some of these companies were so heavily china. rh the same. this is where the tariffs should have hurt them, but williams sonoma's gross margins w

william sonoma reported after the bell.et company of pottery barn and west e had sales come in slightly above estimates while profits in line with forecasts. the retailer saw increase in same store sales and raised the lower end of the full-carrier outlack. shares fell in after hoursft trading closing the regular session up a fraction to 68.75. >>> and finally roth stores topped analyst expectations. there was a speak in retail sales and rsed the full-ier outlook. shares rose after hours. closing the regular session up more than 1% to 111.79. >> back to the stop story tonight, that charl haub is reportedly in talks to buy td ameritrade in a deal creating a massive brorage and asset management company. what wouldhe deal mean to either of the companies?s with and what happens when your broker is gobbled up by anoer company? we join now reedra to get some answers welcome back. >> good to see you, bill, sue thank you for having me. >> the deal hasn't happened. >> right. >> but even ifnnounced tomorrow, let's say customers would

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today's food team teamed up with our friends at williams sonoma, it includes awesome things, dylan'sthe printed brochure from william sonoma is currently available, pick it up at all their stores, and this morning, al and my wife siri and i are going to make a few recipes that we contributed to the brochure. al, we'll start with you. >> my mother has made this, and we make it kind of in her memory, and you can use any sweet potatoes, yams, white sweet potatoes, japanese, any number and they all have a little bit of a different flavor you peel them down, cut them up into like about 2 inch size cubes. i have done a little, a variation of this where i cut them up into slightly smaller cubes and then actually roasted them, and it gives it a slightly nuttier flavor but you're basically going to put these in, boil them about 10, 12 minutes until they get nice and soft. once that happens, you let them cool off, and you've got a little butter. >> just a little. >> just a little butter. you've got some flour. you've got some brown sugar. >> this is healthy >> there's nothing good about this y

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you don't have to bring too much more attention to it >> thank you very much meantime williams sonomat with its earnings. >> reporter: so third quarter for williams sonoma, pretty strong quarter it was in line with expectations revenues came in slight beat there. 1.44 billion versus 1.42 billion that analysts expected comps for the retailer which owns brands like pottery barn, slight beat too, total comps coming in at 5.5%. estimate was 5%. for those brands most comps were up one area not quite as strong as analysts were expecting is w wes elm. the ceo pointing to their digital first model as a key component of their success that said you can see shares are down after hours almost 6% morgan, back to you. >> up next we'll discuss the risks and rewards of invests in space stocks and speak to the ceo of publicly ad satellite maker sfx: [phone ringing] you still have service? call the insurance company it's them, calling us. it's going to be a week before they can get through on these roads shhh, sorry, i didn't catch that. i said ask how soon they can be here right now? what's now? he sa

we sell to williams sonoma, kroger, a lot of specialty stores, as well, across the u.s.onis: wow! of the $500,000 you did last year, walk me through where the revenue came from most to least. erica: pancakes -- about 75%. lemonis: and how many of them make up the bulk of the revenue? about six flavors. lemonis: okay. erica: then our fried chicken mix. lemonis: how much was that in revenue? erica: 20%. lemonis: okay. so, you understand so far we're at 95%? erica: yeah. lemonis: okay. pancakes and fried chicken make up 95% of her revenue, and i think the way she developed the other products and the way she connected them together is probably why they didn't take off. why did you choose to package them differently if you were creating a brand? erica: because i wanted to be able to distinguish the grits from the pancakes and the bacon rub. lemonis: and you did a good job with that. erica: thank you. lemonis: they're all different. erica: thank you. lemonis: which is probably why the other ones don't do well. can i taste the product? erica: yeah, i can make it. lemonis: i'm g

lemonis: williams-sonoma, slate, citi simplicity, citi card bank.is is all construction debt, as well? sal: um...i'm not sure. that i have to look at. lemonis: do you have any personal living expenses on these cards? sal: i'm sure there is. what's the big deal about that, honestly? lemonis: i agreed to $660,000 based on what you told me. now i'm finding out, living expenses really for this -- the target card really wasn't construction, and so my number really shouldn't be $660,000. sal: i'm not 100% sure what -- the cards are not even active. lemonis: but you were 100% sure to tell me that it was construction debt. you put this paper together. sal: yeah, i mean, we needed computers and stuff. it could be. i'm not saying no. lemonis: wasabi japanese steakhouse -- $230. sal: i went out with my family. lemonis: on the company credit card? sal: on the company credit card. lemonis: now i'm paying for your meals? this isn't sitting well with me. and i feel like you're lying to me about something. -sal: i'm not. -lemonis: but i feel like that because, litt

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earnings bag that was mixed although apartment were blowout and nordstrom shares up yesterday, william sonomaird quarter earnings decline, what's your characterization of the consumer right now? >> with the earnings in particular there's been execution issues related to some of the earnings, misses, i would say generally, though, the backdrop for consumption was strong. if you think about it, low unemployment, wage gains that are finally showing up, no robustly but positive, housing has started to come back, now consumers don't start to buy houses unless they're pretty confident about their future so i think the backdrop remains pretty solid for consumption. that's not to say gang busters, it's not to say that we don't expect momentum to slow and certainly we expect gdp will slowdown next year. maria: that's what you said yesterday, dagen, with the macy's underperformance, this is a macy's story and not a consumer story. dagen: right, home depot's problems are home depot problem, you look at wal-mart, the biggies, wal-mart, target, and txmax, tjx blowing it out of the water, those are stores

lower profit at williams sonoma. they are down 4.5%.other hand, you have nordstrom, upscale department store chain, they gave an upbeat forecast. the market loves that. they are up 9%. david, overall, retail this current quarter, should be looking pretty good. >> certainly we had the strong consumer who has very good sentiment but what i like here, the consumer is being selective and so are investors. those who are offering great prices, off-price retailers, those providing the great value proposition, they are doing well. those who are providing the omni-channel service where you can order on the web, pick up at the store, they are doing well. but the department stores are still not offering great bargains, not offering a reason to come into the store and have a great experience, they're not doing so well. stuart: nordstrom is an upscale outfit and they are up 9.5% now. >> your favorite words come into play. expectations. expectations were low for nordstrom and in fairness, they are offering a different experience for the consumer comi