i'll give you some new recommendation from there as it's fully valued. >> tom: so you sold zales. do you own everything else we've mentioned tonight? >> pfizer and johnson and johnson i do not own as of yet, but will. >> tom: e-mail us at street critique at nbr.com, we're on twilter and facebook as well. we'll feature some of your questions next wednesday. our guest this evening "street critique," it's hilary kramer with gamechangerstocks.com. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: the weekly update on crude oil and gasoline inventories, along with april factory orders and may chain store sales. speaking of retailers, we'll talk with the c.e.o. of saks about how the upscale, luxury store is catering to big spenders while keeping costs down. taxes and identity theft. a growing number of americans are grappling with both. there were more than 248,000 incidents of taxpayer i.d. theft last year, compared to fewer than 52,000 in 2008. many involve scammers using stolen social security numbers to file fraudulent returns to get a quick refund check. but in some cases, people

. >> it is not a zales. it is not like a mass-produce store. [inaudible] supervisor avalos: i see it as distinct in that way from other places. but is that why it makes sense to put a wine bar there, compared to zales jewelry store or something like that? and will there be a zales jewelry store saying they want a wine bar now because it is happening somewhere else and is competitive that way? i understand your point of view, but the other point of view that i think allows the idea of we will have more wine and liquor licenses in our retail outlets is one that concerns me. what is our city's overall policy about that? we do not really have one. i do think we need to consider what -- where do we draw the line in this? >> i am coming to you today with a unique idea. let's be honest -- is a different type of economy, and it will be some unique ideas out there, so i totally appreciate where you're coming from as far as setting the policy for the city. from our perspective, we think we are doing a pretty cool thing, and we are doing it with every int