the robbery happened around the corner from this nordstrom around 10:00 this morning. at least two people, confronted a u.p.s. driver and a mall employee at the mall. investigators say the 72-year-old employee, a man named victor, takes out cardboard from all the businesses and happened to be standing in the wrong place at the wrong time right in the path of the suspect. victor was injured. the two suspects described ed one man wearing a mask and one man in a get away white van. >> did a nurse silence an alarm. a warning that could have saved the man's life. the unusual criminal investigation in to a well-known bay area hospital. >>> plus, an unwelcomed passenger on that plane about the take off, the small, creepy stow away that caused big headaches. >> calm now, but rain on the way. my time line in less than ten minutes. headaches... sjc is back to normal late tonight. the main terminal -- temrinal b >>> okay after hours of delays and headaches, sjc is back to normal. the main terminal. terminal b was locked out because of a suspicious backpack. it was discovered, and

. >>> the nordstrom family is reportedly still intereste in taking the retailer private. cnbc says one hurdle standing in the family's way is securing the necessary financing for a potential deal. last year, the family's efforts to take the retailer private were stalled by lack of financing and investors' uncertainty around retail's future. shares rose 3.5% to $51.82. >>> aflac is under fire after new site the intercept alleged the insurance giant exploited its workers and deceived shareholde and customers. the allegations were based off of conversations with several former employees who have sued aflac. aflac says the allegations are baseless and it plans to file for a dismissal of th suit. shares were off about 7.5% to $84.94. >>> liberty oil field services began trading on the new york stoc today. the company raised more than $200 million by offering nearly 13 million shares at $17 apiece, which above the expected range. libert said it will use the proceeds to pay down debt. shares rose 28% in their debut. >>> the activist hedge fund d.e. shaw has reportedly built up a

. - el saqueo sucedi en la tienda "nordstrom", del centro comercial de stanford, en palo alto. - de acuerdo al reporte, de 7 a 10 malechores entraron a la tienda con cajas y alicates que usaron estratgicamente para levantar la mayor cantidad de carteras y salir del lugar en menos de un minuto. - el robo de mas de 100-mil dlares es investigado tambin a travs de video de seguridad. - la gobernacin de california acaba de anunciar el presupuesto para el siguiente aÑo fiscal. - el clculo es de cerca de 132-mil- millones de dlares ... en un plan que estara dirigido en una gran proporcin al sector educativo y de transporte. - el gobernador del estado, jerry brown, tambin recalc la importancia de disponer recursos para el "fondo del da lluvioso". - se estima que la reciente legalizacin de la marijuana con fines recreativos proporciones nuevos fondos. --es hora de revisar las condiciones en las carreteras de la bahia. con gabriela dellan.... california es uno de los estados donde hay mas casos de trafico humano... los detalles en solo minutos... intent casi un aÑo para que le dieran el celular que

indic que un sujeto armado rob en una camioneta de ups en la zona donde se carga mercancia de la tienda nordstrom en el 1618 de village highway, lo que provoc el cierre preventivo del almacen. --una persona sufri heridas leves durante el robo. el sospechoso huyo.... la polica de mountain view se encuentra tras el paradero de unos criminales que luego de robar un camin en cupertino, se apropiaron de un cajero automatico.. -- los hechos ocurrieron en horas de la madrugada de hoy y no fue hasta pasadas las 4 de la tarde cuando la polica encontr la mquina quemada en la cuadra 2900 del boulevard north shoreline. la mquina perteneca al restaurante michaels en shoreline. --- momentos de caos e incertidumbre se vivieron esta maÑana en el aeropuerto inernacional de san jose. ---cientos de pasajeros sufrieron retrazos en sus vuelos despues que se reportara un paquete sospechosos en una de las terminales. --cerca dos mil pasajeros se vieron forzados a esperar afuera del edificio mientras las autoridades investigaban el paquete que activ las alarmas de seguridad. ---no sabemos que está pasando, tenemos rat

we now know a masked gunman robbed a ups truck in the loading dock of nordstrom's. chopper 5 was over the scene this morning. a mall employee was pistol whipped during the robbery but is expected to be okay. the armed suspect escaped in a white van and is still on the loose, no word on what was taken. >>> fire tore through a manufacturing plant in santa clara this morning at the california paper board corporation on matthews street near the airport. the flames were huge when fire crews got there. the fire started in a storage yard where new and recycled cardboard is stacked in bales 15 feet high. there was plenty of fuel obviously to burn there. fire officials say there have been some massive fires there before. >> there have been some significant dollar loss fires here in the past just because once the product in the yard gets going, a lot of times it's very hard to stop it. >> fire crews spent the afternoon looking for hotspots. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. we're told all the employees working at the site got out safely. >>> a santa rosa man

toyota up 2% in japanese trade >>> nordstrom says same-store sales rose 1.2% during the holidays the retailer was boosted by strong sales at the rack stores. nordstrom is adjusting the full-year earnings outlook slightly higher. >>> domino's pizza says the ceo patrick doyle will step down in june he will be replaced by the head of the company's international business doyle has been ceo since 2010 and oversaw domino's turnaround including the move into online ordering and promotions. >>> now to today's top washington stories eamon javers joins us from d.c you weren't there, were you, for that bipartisan thing? >> no, i was out on the lawn when they did that >> you were watching >> 55 minutes. >> trump somehow kept it together what drug do they give for dementia where for an hour you can seem rational and not seem demented, senile and insane? he seemed like he was in command of that hour >> yeah. that was clearly an effective strategy by -- >> strategy. a strategy a strategy >> it was clearly an effective strategy by the president who made that decision on his own. the president decide

at that one moment mahatma gandhi nordstrom the ashes from the earth and he became larger than life. in a radio broadcast narrow announce the news of gandhi's death. the light has gone out of our lives and there is darkness everywhere. near who it's you know rue banned the movements he held responsible for gandhi he says has the nation. the hindu master bar and the hindu volunteer organization the r.s.s. twenty thousand r.s.s. militants were jailed so members do very last us for. gandhi supporters targeted the brahmins of maharashtra the caste to which the assassin ghodsee belonged and which was closely associated with the hindu. and the r.s.s. . is. then the most about who has. the trial of gandhi's assassins was held at the red fought a highly symbolic location it was there that nehru had made his first speech to independent india and to this day the prime minister addresses crowds from the red force on independence day. india is a democracy the defendants had the right to a fair trial supposedly for the trial of the red forty offered mataram god sent the perfect platform to air hi

you're already in nordstrom, which is amazing. i'm looking for that expertise of, like, what's around the corner and how to build a strong team. what i hear you saying is you want -- you need an adviser more than anything, okay? so i've walked this road, i've dealt in mostly female products. yes, which we are. most of the people that work for me are mothers. i'm a mother. i'm gonna offer you $250,000 for 15%. okay. and the reason why i believe it's 15% -- i know he offered you 10% -- but i have a website that millions of women are going to currently. i can highlight you. okay. she just grew a fin. she's a shark. [ laughter ] -but i need a response. -yes! so tell me -- are we gonna -- would anyone else like to make an offer so that i don't leave anyone out? are you saying she's not good enough? i'm up against mr. wonderful. i can't loses to mr. wonderful. nicki, are you actually thinking about this? -huh? yes. -so, nicki, what is -- what is your reservation? why are you holding? i just want to make sure that i don't leave anyone ou

nordstrom was upgraded to neutral. analysts raising price targets, saying that the more cautious multiyear fundamental view is priced into that stock as it rises about 4%. same-storemacy's sale met -- same-store sale estimates have been raised. a little bit of strength in these department stores. mark: happy new year, everybody. -- wmthe function is the function. the strong euro at a three-year high. down bysee the dax roughly a third of 1%. the lowest since the end of september. let's bring the euro up. this is the euro five-year chart which is perfect because we are at a three-year high. 1.2036.level is , so we are.2042 above that level right now. the best run since mid-november, the highest since 2015. last year, the euro had its best year against the dollar since 2013 -- 2003. ing is the most bullish on the euro. 1.30 is its call. the median forecast is for 1.22. manufacturing data in the u k growth slowing more than forecast in december, retreating from a four-year high as you can see. 57.9 was the estimate. t

nordstrom, jpmorgan, and nordstrom to open a stand-alone men's store in new york city this spring. nordstrom up 4%, up two bucks, nearly $50 a share. 49.45. >>> to california, it just became a sanctuary state. emac here with the details. liz: you know, comes at a time we were just talking at the break about major outbreak of crime south of the border on the baja peninsula. crime rates, homicide rates going up. crime rate doubled or triple last couple years. california, it is official it is a sanctuary state. meaning that the locals, law enforcement are not allowed to cooperate with federal officials detaining an illegal immigrant. it has gotten people so upset, ashley, you're seeing signs put up in arizona, nevada, and areas in colorado, welcome to california signs, these signs read, we're now a sanctuary state. come on ms-13, come on in felons. democrats need the votes. people are angry in that area of the country. ashley: there is some truth to that. so, we knew it was coming but that is insane. they won't cooperate with the i.c.e. officials? there it is. liz: you're seeing the s

since then we had him fighting with the nfl, with meryl streep, that nordstrom's. i can sit here all night and talk about trivial fights he's engaged in. this is trump giving a speech off a teleprompter. but the guy tweeting tomorrow is the real donald trump. >> if the president is calling for infrastructure, something the democrats have said they like. is it a good look for democrats to be walking out? >> no. i wish they weren't i think he should be there at that moment. the president has done nothing but divide since he took oath of office. i respect it. a lot of people in my party are appalled. i think everyone you to attend and respect the office, if not the man. but the burden is especially on the president, not the audience. and this is a huge missed opportunity. had he begun his presidency with a bipartisan infrastructure package torsion put working people back to boring. to raise wages for the middle class and poor folks. to fix roads and bridgesest could have brought a half dozen democrats in with him. but he is a divider. not a uniter. the real donald tru

how strong for nordstrom, seems ridiculous they're not going public considering they were contemplating doing that when the company was in worse shape failed last time but now things are better, think talks will restart. same about macy's, i don't think people understand the magnitude of optionality they have if they get it right and they have been. cleaned up balance sheet, doing more with less and flagship store wiped out by strong dollar. that's over. dollar is weak retail indry spell, happens in january, need to buy this group next time there's weakness here. retailers not falling apart anymore, first time in years, not just tradeable, actually investable stick with cramer. we have a short amount of time to get our patient to the hospital with good results. we call that the golden hour. evaluating patients remotely is where i think we have a potential to make a difference. (barry murrey) we would save a lot of lives if we could bring the doctor to the patient. verizon is racing to build the first and most powerful 5g network that will enable things like precision robotic surgery fro

. >>> in the north bay, and armed robbery outside a nordstrom store cause the area to go on lockdown. the robbery happened at a loading dock around today on. police say that man what the semi automatic gun robbed the driver and he pistol whipped a mall employee. >> one victim was injured. >> the driver got away in a white van and police hope that surveillance footage will help investigators tracked him down. they evacuated the mall as a precaution. >>> firefighters are still on the scene of a massive fire that happened and they could stay there for days the fire was reported at 2 am not far from the san jose airport the flames shot into the sky. a dozen employees working at the plant and manage -- managed to escape. there are no reports of injuries and knocking down the hotspots and removing the debris could take days. they were reviewing surveillance video to determine how the fire started. >>> rain is making a return to the bay area, there are concerns that it could have on the northbay burn areas. >>> we are tracking two systems off of the shore and coming up we will have the timin

chairs trading higher, highs closer to 5% that the nordstrom family may be looking at taking the company private. it seems almost quarterly. today, a bit of a boost. donald trump under fire for allegedly using profanity about immigrants from certain countries but the resident denies making -- but the president denies the comments. says he isnt canceling his trip to london and protest of an obama administration decision to use -- move the u.s. embassy here. not to make light of this, he called the location of the new location,sy and off they could have used the s word. it has not gone down well. government spokesperson rally to the defense, calling it a vibrant area and a former chief of staff tweeted that donald trump should check it out and there is a famous gay bar who invited donald trump to check it out. slightly lightheartedly. dominated, this has the mayor of london saying that donald trump has the message that he would not welcome domin, there would be demonstrations on the street which is widely interpreted as the real reason for him not coming the fear of mass protests on the st

sources tell cnbc that nordstrom expects to resume its efforts to go private this year, but challenges still remain. and amazon's jeff bezos will give $33 million in college scholarships for daca students in the u.s that grant will fund about 1,000 scholarships brian. >>> tyler, thank you i'm brian sullivan well, the energizer bunny rally keeps marching on. this officially one of the best starts to a year for stocks ever let's get to bertha coombs with more on what is driving this pretty incredible rally, ber tha. >> it is pretty incredible i was just talking to art cashin for a while ago, for the rally hats i think they have to have the milestones in velcro now because they're coming so quickly. today we have biotech and industrials leading, real estate, utilities and telecom are laggards but not by a whole lot. thanks though really focus today getting earning season off to a bang j.p. morgan seeing record investme investment banking fees for the year pnc selling off of a record high as well. loan growth a little disappointing. wells fargo also slipping, but overall the banks are bull

catherine) a u-p-s driver is safe tonight after being targeted by an armed robber behind a north bay nordstrom store this morning. "the village at corte madera" had to be locked down -- and partly evacuated -- for over an hour around 10 a-m. police say one person was pistol whipped by the robber. . the suspect -- armed with a handgun -- escaped in a white van and remains at large. police say armed robberies in broad daylight are not common in the area. the news also surprised some shoppers when they heard about what happened.. <"man: san quentin is right over there. woman: this just doesn't normally happen in marin. so it's a little surprising.">(catherine) u-p-s sent kron-4 a statement today -- saying they're thankful that the driver is safe -- and that they're working with law enforcement. the "marin county sheriff" and "central marin police authority" are pooling their resources for this investigation. ((2shot))((steve)) thieves are caught on camera breaking in to car after car.((catherine)) it's happening just west of downtown san jose. the latest incident was on dupont avenue near mc-evoy

. >> skyler nordstrom will sketch work youdz around sh shows. >> if that's what note shades you keep it to yourself and you're already. >> problem is some don't. >> we to to put signs stoudt because people were coming in rawingt and work out your frustrations. >> lifetime is not first taken to act a ban. ymca pulled 24 hour news programs after members got into fight. customers now taking to witnesser. >> batching news is really ipd koov unamerican. >> if they really want it customers can get cable news fix through wifi on their own device sgrz is this a mold did you she decision for members to make the call here and they'll have to changes their policies, tells us what you think and how long you think this will last a few days, months, maybe permanent. let us know on fox d.c. and witness switer on facebook, guys. >> some of us were talking about the fact that it actually kind of gets your heart rate up if you get mad and are watching. >> depending on stance. >> korey is showing us up and love person at the time time. we're sitting in extra meeting eating junk food. >> still ahead, ap

. >>> thieves with very expense ifr tas taste busted into a nordstrom store. they walked in right before closing. they cut the metal security cables off 100,000 there are worth of gucci hand bags and took off. one of the suspects attempted to punch a store security guard after being confronted. the group took off in two get away cars. >> i live like right near there and it's like it's not really like a lot of crime in the neighborhood usually. >> jesus. that is shocking. >> they do have surveillance video but not making it public. they have concerns about encouraging copy cat crimes. >>> we're getting hard by the flu. the death toll stands at five people. it's putting a strange on services including wait time in hospital emergency rooms. all five flu patients who died did not get flu shots. experts advise it's not too late to get one since flu season can run in april. i think i'll be getting one this week. >>> let's bring in jeff. a lot of people in the bay area have to be looking at southern california and really concerned about the rain that we might be expe

. >> now, officials at nordstroms are not talking about their security measures. they only said that they are working with palo alto police. and the police say they are not releasing any surveillance video for fear of inspiring a copy cat. >>> a big tv audience is expected to watch super bowl lii in a couple weeks. it will include coverage of any potential protests during the national anthem. they say they will keep their cameras rolling if any players kneels. the nbc broadcast team plans to identify each player that kneels and give the history behind the protest. >> you've got a group of americans who think this is offensive to the military. then we've seen military members come out and say i fought for their right to do this. so if they choose to kneel, they should kneel. >> the super bowl is being played in minneapolis february 4th. more than 110 million viewers are expected to watch. >>> it happened again. the latest close call at sfo involving two planes filled with passengers. >>> also he is a controversial santa clara judge in the brock turner sexual assaul

. >> schuyler nordstrom with crunch fitness says people even schedule their work outs around the show. >> if that's what motivates you, hey, as long as you keep it to yourself. i think that's all right. >> reporter: the problem is, some don't. >> we had to put signs up because people were coming in pretty frustrated so we just said, hey, please come in and work out and work out your frustrations. >> reporter: lifetime is the first to enact a ban in early 2017wmca pulled 24 hour cable news programs after members got into fights. customers are now taking to twitter. >> banning the news is really kind of unamerican. >> lifetime says if they really want it, customers can still get their cable news fix through wi-fi on their own devices. >> lifetime fitness has locations all over our area including in king of prussia, mt. laurel, new jersey, and other places. >>> well check this out. a group of people come to the rescue of a bus stuck in the snow. yeah, look at this it really happened. >>> a sneaky firework set off at a mall sending everyone running but the man behind excuse me everyone! p

.>>> now for the north bait were armed robbers targeted a delivery truck at nordstrom. police swarmed the shopping center and put the building on lockdown. surveillance cameras were rolling and captured important information. our report is that the shopping center right now and joins us live with an update. >> reporter: ups trucks are favored to be taken down by the bad guys because they are much easier than armored cars. but it is rare to see this happen in a place like this for shopping. just before 10:00 a.m. this morning, the police authority was notified of a strong-armed robbery. >> it occurred in the area of the norstrom loading dock involving a ups truck and an unidentified armed subject.>> reporter: police descended on the scene with many of them pulling semi-automatic rifles to be ready as the search went on until well plast -- will past 11:00 a.m.. customers had yet to be let into the store, and although it happened at the loading dock in the presence of ups personnel, police evacuated employees from the store out of an abundance of caution. no shots were fir

. >> do you say nordstrom? >> what's new about that? >> not to be cranky. >> how is it going? you're nine hours in? >> judge mental one, so says. >> take your non-heating up heating thing. pile of slop. >> so further. >> thank you. >> let's get to dave kinchen. make this one fantastic. here we go. >> it is just about that time here. sixteenth and jfk, i step out of the way, so far, see the long line of all of the folks here, getting ready for this fantastic, fabulous celebration, of the new year here, and to think they almost didn't do it or they were talking about possibly postponing it, because of the temperatures, the win chill, which makes it feel like one or 2 degrees below zero out here. the bus, the cars lined up, some folks here putting on the ritz, this, the good timers right there, will make our way around toward jfk. and you can see, another line of groups out here, you have the win chest out here, you have the various mummers clubs, also philadelphia police, out this way, too. keeping everybody safe everything so things haven't started moving yet. but they are abou

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this happened at nordstrom sunday night. seven people stormed in and tole the handbags. they dropped them and draped them over their arms and got out in less than one minute. according to palo alto weekly, police are looking through surveillance to try to catch the suspects. >>> 6:37 right now. happening tonight, a close up look at human trafficking in petaluma. the police department is holding an event to highlight the problem. a movie will be shown on the topic, followed by a discussion. more details now as the "today in the bay" team dives into the numbers. california has the highest number of human trafficking cases reported in the u.s. this map tracks human trafficking cases, which shows where the crimes happened. as you can see, bay area, los angeles and san diego are hot spots. the number of cases reported has been on the rise. in 2012, nearly 500 cases reported. last year, 1300. >>> happening today, a possible next step for the proposal increasing tolls on state operated bridges in the bay area. right now, you are looking live at the bay bridge and today, bay are

. >>> an armed robbery outside of a nordstrom store caused a shopping center to go on lockdown. the robber targeted a ups truck at a loading dock just before the store opened about 10:00 yesterday morning. police say the man had a semi automatic gun. he robbed the driver. he also reportedly pistol whipped a mall employee. the driver got away in a white van. police are hoping that surveillance video will help track them down. police evacuated the mall out of an abundance of caution. >> ups wrote the following statement. >>> there is no word yet if any money was taken from the truck. the truck was found nearby. >>> spotify is being sued for $6.1 billion in a copyright lawsuit. they are accused of using thousands of song that's it did not have a license for. it includes tom petty, beach boys and janice joplin. spotify paid $43 million to settle a claim. no comment yet by spotify. >>> samsung again dealing with a battery problem. this time some owners of galaxy note 8s say they can't charge or turn on their devices after the batteries run out. samsung says only a small amount of use

even if you look at a nordstrom, even the rack has been decelerating that's a higher real estate cost division there you have to watch out. then again you look at stocks like lululemon that had this massive run but what are they doing? they're reaching out to the slightly larger size consumer. updating their systems, so now they remember when you walk in the store what you bought last time and what size you are companies like that doing real things to make a difference in business i think you can still own here >> just pay attention to fundamentals and watch each individual company as always thank you very much, stacey widlitz. >> happy new year. >> thanks for joining us >>> the new year means new laws going into effect. some of them are wild and wacky. kate rogers is here with the details. hi again >> good to see you guys again. kicking it off in illinois where the well-being of pets will be considered in court divorce cases. the court can allocate joint or sole ownership of pets in part based on their welfare service animals are exempt from that one in theprairie state, cools c chs

you come to a store that looks like a nordstrom or any coffee bar. >> city and state leaders credit this historic day to those who lived with hiv in the 80s. they were some of the first groups to push for legalizing marijuana. >> people who were arrested and spent time in prison -- who went far lengths to move us to this direction. >> pot users say what is good for them is also good for the economy. this couple is visiting from australia. >> sour watermelon guppies. >> i got the pineapple punch. >> legalization began on the first of this year but it took san francisco a few more days to issue the permits and licenses to the dispensaries. and san francisco, kpix5 news. >> it is important to remember that those places up and running right now in san francisco and other places are places where they were selling medical marijuana before. so they already have some of the infrastructure in place. it would be hard for a startup to get into that space. >> the state is not really ready to handle a huge marijuana business either. this low start up by regulations is actually giving them time to get

according to police, a masked gunman robbed a ups truck in the loading dock of the nordstrom's store. a mall employee was pistol whipped during the robbery and is expected to be okay. the armed suspect escaped in a white van and is still on the loose tonight. >>> recognize these guys? they're accused of holding up a pleasant hill gas station at gunpoint. the two men had their heads and faces covered when they walked into the mobile station on 680 and north main yesterday evening and got away with cash, cigarettes and beef jerky. >>>. no one was hurt. >>> -- no one was hurt. >>> you could call it a sign of the times. >> backlash over the sanctuary city status. >> reporter: some riders here are getting a fair cut, all the details just ahead. >> try explaining this holiday travel delay to your boss, how a single rat left a plane load of passengers stranded in oakland. okay mcdonald's. i see your one, two and three dollar deals. tell you what, i'll raise you five. introducing value jack's way. five great ways to save. like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. that's val

no holiday results yet from nordstrom or kohl's. both of those department store shares fell in sympathy today with the broader department store group. l brands released comps. they grew 1%, slightly below the street's consensus l brands also giving disappointing margins and disappointing earnings guidance. shares shed 12%. those too have gained almost 20% since its last earnings report lastly, sears continues to close those stores, today identifying 100 kmart and sears stores it's going to close between march and april. they closed 350 stores last year those closures just continue we all kind of know the fate, we just don't exactly know when >> court, thank you, courtney reagan at the nyse i'll go to tim here, what did you make of the move in macy's in particular? >> you can't be surprise affect that move. this is still a company that has structural challenges that aren't going to change overnight. half the savings from the tax bill will be essentially chewed up by store closings they adjusted up on revenues this is good it's a very

who knows what will happen if nordstrom comes back and says it's in play and wants to go private again. united parcel came out on december 5th and announced it was having problems meeting e-commerce demand. yesterday it fell $4.52 and today it added $2.74 and more than a race and the stock has hit an all-time high today finally, in the first week of december, schlumberger's stock fell from 64 to 62 after it gave the talk at the conference that led to estimate cuts galore. now the stock's up nine points from those cuts with no real sign of improvement in the services business and even though i like schlumberger very much sure the price of oil has risen and numbers are coming down anyway because nations and companies aren't boosting the drilling budgets yet the stock should be falling, not rising in the old days that's exactly what it would do these are just some of the most obvious examples of negative stories that the market has simply stopped caring a few weeks or days later, it's an absolution, a blanket pardon and a memory lapse all rolled into a bullishness that's a major prop behi

. >>> palo alto police are looking for suspects in what was a brazen robbery at the nordstrom department store in the stanford shopping center. witnesses said somewhere between 9 and 20 people ran into the storm last night, ripped designer handbags from the racks using knives and wire cutters. preliminary estimates say the thieves got away with $100,000 worth of merchandise. nobody was injured. >>> just ahead, didn't get your flu shot this year? why state officials are telling people it's not too late. plus -- >> i'm all in, i only live one time. this is something that i feel deeply strongly about. >> oh, yeah. jon gruden back in silver and black. fans are excited. mike shumann will have the latest on the raiders' huge move. >>> and trick shots everywhere. a lesson from our very own from the one and only harlem globetrotters. >> see if they have a trick to get out of this, this is the skyway in downtown san francisco. at least it's not raining. but pretty much bumper-to-bumper in both directions as you try to get out of san francisco or down towards 101 south. i'm trying to manage my a1c

i don't know about you, but i think it today somebody said we are to have a big discount toett nordstrom's on 9/11 remember 9/11 and i think we would find that kind of creepy. but in any case for this what they decided. they have the sale december 7, 1944, around the even the battle of the bulge and the meter -- major battles in the philippine sea, about all the height of american fighting in the war in both the european and pacific theaters. macy's holds the sale and at the end of the day, the guys with the green shades racked up all the results and it turned out on this day, macy's had a higher volume of sales then any day in its history of to that time. there is no country the father war where you can make any kind of a similar statement. finally, or almost finally, let's look at something kind of grim to contemplate. captured here. squint too kind of actually see the united states contribution to military -- to deaths during world war ii. we also think the world war ii was the first war in modern history at least in which civilian death exceeded military death. kind of an usually in th

lemonis: so you'll be able to buy it at bloomingdale's, nordstrom, saks, rue la la, susanamonaco.com, shopbop. throughout my journey with susana, i had one real goal in mind, and that was seeing susana comfortable with putting herself at the forefront. people like to buy from people. now that she's not hiding anymore, her sales are starting to follow that same path of growth. i think the sky's the limit. anna: congrats. susana: thank you so much. anna: you know we do love each other. susana: yes. anna: and we are really good friends. susana: yes. we have to move forward now. anna: yeah. lemonis: i'm very proud of you. susana: thank you so much, marcus. lemonis: you know, one thing that i think is important for you to remember is that you can't lose your backbone anymore. susana: no. i think this whole experience has been an incredible turning point, a change. it's not gonna go back. lemonis: good luck. susana: thank you, marcus. lemonis: i'll see you tomorrow. susana: okay. >>> we're live at the nasdaq in times square on this foggy friday the guys are getting ready to clear it up for

. >> -- we decided if people like our brands in nordstroms of the world, they can like it in our own store. because of companies like shopify who allow a small brand to do things -- our technology, we can do whatever the largest of brands can do now the barriers of entry have completely change. >> we recommend -- precisely what you're talking about, we like etsy, shopify explain to people what they do for you. >> okay. basically what used to cost $10 million to build a back end of a website for a customer, i for $1 $1,000 a month can basically have the world's greatest mouse trap when it comes to creating a website, i can do, create anything i want in this site and there's open source app creations that allow you to basically add on anything you would ever want to add on to the website. it's magic it's amazing. >> now, twin brothers, one seems very style, very fashion your background is finance a good marriage there. >> yeah, so i am the -- i kind of handle all of sales, operations, you know, all kind of the back end nonflashy side of the business. mike handles all the design. gradua

to boycott or support depending on what side you are on but i had a great excuse to go shopping at nordstrom's forshoes here. now i've got togo buy a volvo, get a cure , get some ready with . get stock on eátrade. so people are making a difference with their wallets. they are organizing. we have had protests, people showing up at their precincts . work on miami, there is nothing more horrible than having to fly into mia and people are showing up there. there is something more horrible than having to show up at mia, laguardia and people were showing up to help and when the muslim band happened at first, they were sitting on the floor and setting up in offices to help these folks coming in. i think you have seen americans say hell no, we are not going to take it. we are going todefend democracy, defend our rights. you see people start running for office. last week in virginia and all over the country , we saw people being broken. latinos were elected, to latinos elected in virginia so we are seeing a shift, the man elected mayor in new jersey so people are getting involved in the making a diffe

it's carried in saks, neiman marcus and nordstrom. the deal, $31, 59% off. >> the products here, they're acti acti activewear. just keep going? >> i guess go to savannah. >> you're not done yet. >> i don't know if we were doing the wrap-up after each one. >> no, at the end. >> right now, before we do that, we have to cook in style. >> right. >> this is the kitchen deal. the veggie >> we can do that. >> there's four different blades. you can do ribbon linguine, s spaghet spaghetti. >> this is like a joy bauer dream sequence here. this is deal number two, the blender. you can make soups and soothe this. i didn't make that so you can drink it. the deal, $127, 50% off. it comes with a cup. after you blend it and you flip it over. >> okay. what's this? >> the ifit workout bundle. $368. the mat, the ball, and a year to online video workouts. these are things you can do at home. easy to store. the retail, $368. the deal, $99. that's 70% off. this is the gaba goods arm light-up. you put that around you. people can see if you're coming and goi

i know that nordstrom is known for their return policy, macy's. they will take stuff back even if you have worn the shoes or whatever. may be it makes you more likely to go back. >> it eases my mind when i make a purchase and i know somehow i am going to pay for that. i shop at costco for in one way i am paying for that. >> that is kind of surprising, the christmas tree. that is extreme. >>> children and their parents living on the streets of oakland. coming up a new housing option being proposed by local religious leaders to help homeless families in the area. >>> explosive comments from president trump on immigration. i'm doug luzader in washington. we will have more on what he said and what the response to what he said coming up. >>> that morning, traffic will be busy in some areas and foggy in others. a wide range of whether might make your commute a little tricky. >>> two forecasts, one for the fog and the other above that, not bad at all. a nice pattern when the fog leaves with an update on your temperatures coming up. >>> [ music ] >> we ar

retail also weighing under armour, target, macy's, nordstroms deep in the red they had a very good run brian. >> thank you very much here's what else is happening. the final numbers out for online sales last year. as expected, it was another record year. according to adobe, the 2017 holiday season posted $108 billion worth of online sales. that's a jump of nearly 15% year over year. citi group says it will increase compensation for women and minorities in the u.s., the uk, and germany. they found disparity in pay after conducting surveys it's the first bank to respond to a shareholder push to disclose their gender pay gap. >> and nxp saying it will reject qualcomm's tender offer because it undervalues the company qualcomm offered $110 per share in cash for nxp, a maker of chips for cars and wireless power. >> well, the dow busting through the 26,000 mark earlier today, just seven trading sayses after hitting 25,000 we're all over the rally and what is causing it to fade right now. from the new york stock exchange, mike santoli looking at the overshoot phase of the bull market. bob pisa

it's carried in saks, neiman marcus and nordstrom. the deal, $31, 59% off. >> the products here, they're acti acti activewear. just keep going? >> i guess go to savannah. >> you're not done yeere doing the wrap-up after each one. >> no, at the end. >> right now, before we do that, we have to cook in style. >> right. >> this is the kitchen deal. the veggie spiralizer. >> we can do that. >> there's four different blades. you can do ribbon linguine, s spaghet spaghetti. >> this is like a joy bauer dream sequence here. this is deal number two, the blender. you can make soups and soothe this. i didn't make that so you can drink it. the deal, $127, 50% off. it comes with a cup. after you blend it and you flip it over. >> okay. what's this? >> the ifit workout bundle. $368. the mat, the ball, and a yearli. these are things you can do at home. easy to store. the retail, $368. the deal, $99. that's 70%this is the gaba good and wristband. you get the l.e.d. arm band light-up. you put that aroundomin and going. >> if you're running at night. >>

a good deal for retail nordstrom and macy's are all trending higher. >> ge's leading the dow. when was the last time you said that >> i am tyler mathisen small business hiring slowed in 2017 the index closed the year at .99. airlines saw zero accident deaths making it the safest year on record over the last two decades, aviation deaths around the world have been falling. >> zion and u.s. bancorp will hand out tax cuts because of the new tax law. >> that's beefy. thank you, tyler >> investors waiting to see if stocks will continue for 2017 red hot streak or cool off in the new year dom chu is here with us, what do we call the january effect, right dom? >> we talk about this effect what is the first trading da i say about january overall. nobody really knows, well, not many people does not expect the massive run hire that we saw in stocks this year lets take a look at history for january over the past 20 years, we want to look at that. our partner looks at major index for the last 20 years. the dow down by 1% and s&p 500 up by a quarter of a percent if you take a look at how it

kohl's, target, nordstrom and macy's are all over 2% and we welcome in contessa brewer great to see you >> brian, nice to be here. i'm contessa brewer and here's what's happening also this hour. darryl issa throws in the towel and he says he'll retire after 2018 he has served in the house of representatives for nearly two decades. the world bank says global growth appears to have peaked with a number of factors including tightening monetary policy and placing limits on economic expansion it will edge up to 3.1% in 2018, and congress will grill alphabet, facebook and twitter again, this time for terrorist content on their sites the tech giants are scheduled to testify at a hearing january 17th, brian. >> contessa, thank you we'll see you in a bit >>> the ten-year bond hitting the highest level since march and the two-year at its highest level since 2008 and with that move, the yield on the two year now surpassing that of the dividend yield and of the s&p 500 and the first time that has happened in nearly a decade and your team tracking what that means for your money and we have bob pisan

in the north bay, an armed robbery yesterday outside of a nordstroms store in court ma der owe caused the shopping center to go on lockdown. a ups truck was targeted just before the store opened at 10:00. the gunman robbed the ups driver. he is also accused of pistol whipping a mall employee. >> there were several armed robberies that occurred in this. one victim was injured. minor injuries. >> the driver got away in a white van. police are hoping that surveillance video will help track him down. police evacuated the mall out of an abundance of caution. >>> now, ups released a statement saying, we're thankful that the ups driver is safe. we appreciate the willingness of area businesses and residents to share what they and their security cameras have seen. >>> john gruden is now acknowledging that he is a candidate for the raiders head coaching job. he did so in speaking to the bay area news group. he was asked specifically if he was a candidate and he said well i think i'm being considered. i hope i'm a candidate. he believes that the raiders are interviewing head coach candidates thi

no, i mean, amazon, the death star is not going away, but a lot of retailers started to beat it is nordstrom going to do a buyout again kohl's, they're really crushing it and one of the things that just historically, i think that bill must know is when henry ford raised wages to $5 a day, the number of employees that bought cars actually moved the u.s. gdp. i am wondering whether walmart can play a similar role. and if the president were to stop talking about the fox guys that he watches and started talking about this kind of thing -- i know he's done a couple of them but waste management last night, that's a lot of -- >> waste management is big >> i think of the biggest employers, the ten big ploi employers, wal-mart's's the only one so far >> we're all waiting for easter brook. that's a franchise model >> what do you say to those who are frustrated when these announcements come out that the ratio of wage hikes to buybacks, wage hikes to dividends, is 90-10, right what's fair. what's appropriate >> wait until we get to these conference calls yesterday, there was a beautiful conference call

lam as you said earlier, up more than 5% this morning along with retail mixed in nordstrom. >> people are talking about it coming back to the market and taking it private because the cash flow turned out to be better than expected is that going to happen if scana gets a bid, they could be in huge trouble because the rates kept going up. i'm willing to believe that anything -- other than the consumer stocks going down because they don't have what we need their international stocks and don't benefit that much. there was a unilever story, really long and talked about the smaller brands and what you have to do, proctor has to do that. i'm waiting for a wall street firm to switch apple from tick to those stocks. you get the stock at 240 and average of proctor and clorox and colgate goes to 240. >> that has not happened yet. >> if gil et has a battery problem, give you a new battery. okay, so you have to pay a couple of bucks, i like it intel, we've got to study this. >> the intel news. it is lagging the dow and all we have is this one article making really broad based claims about the qual

it's carried in saks, neiman marcus and nordstrom. the deal, $31, 59% off. >> the products here, they're acti acti activewear. just keep going? >> i guess go to savannah. >> you're not done yet. >> i don't know if we were doing the wrap-up after each one. >> no, at the end. >> right now, before we do that, we have to cook in style. >> right. >> this is the kitchen deal. the veggie spiralizer. >> we can do that. >> there's four different blades. you can do ribbon linguine, s spaghet spaghetti. >> this is like a joy bauer dream sequence here. this is deal number two, the blender. you can make soups and soothe this. i didn't make that so you can drink it. the deal, $127, 50% off. it comes with a cup. after you blend it and you flip it over. >> okay. what's this? >> the ifit workout bundle. $368. the mat, the ball, and a year to online video workouts. these are things you can do at home. easy to store. the retail, $368. the deal, $99. that's 70% off. this is the gaba goods arm band and wristband. you get the l.e.d. arm band light-up. you

. >> this is something that nordstrom once explained, amazon has the best customer service. that's ridiculous, it's just a computer no, pause of artificial intelligence, they anticipate a lot of things we would not otherwise know that is one of the reasons why the spotify is so good yes, how can you go without mentioning nvidia where the ces conference, wong talked about artificial intelligence and the importance of trillions of bits of information instant this is happening in real time it will make an ibm main frame that was used to be a whole room, that would be like -- i don't know the brain of a ball point pen. >> it's staggering the wealth mr. bezos has and power he conceivably has as well. and -- >> sound jealous -- >> i'm not -- listen, you've got to look at him as one of the unique figures we have in the business community without a doubt, right, jim, praperhaps te most single powerful person, given his wealth and the company which is so connected to so many people in this country, not to mention the other efforts whether it's blue origin or any other. >> "washington

watching the retail stocks they're showing a bit of revival in today's session take a look at macy's, nordstrom's, kohl's. >> norwegian airlines, congratulations. here's why they just flew new york city to london, five hours, 13 minutes, breaking the non-concorde record heck of a tailwind, 575 miles an hour, almost hitting speed of sound. five hours, 13 minutes, norwegian air. a regular flight it wasn't a special thing. >> god bless the tailwind. >> god bless the norwegians. >> thanks for watching. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody, welcome to the "closing bell. i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. >> yes, we are on washington watch as the big question looms, can republicans and democrats avert a federal shutdown we're less than nine hours away. the dow is virtually unchanged right now. >> eamon javers is live at the white house with the very latest on what's happening there. but firs

there were stock upgrades a shares of nordstrom by 4%. upgrade from neutral to underweight by jp morgan company had its best holiday season if three years. "l" brands upgraded to outperform from neutral at baird saying it thinks victoria's secret is turning a corner under new leadership the stock higher most of the day. down about half a percent. still this is kind of the opposite story of some chif names. retail was strong into the end of the year but had a poorer 2017. >> i think the analysts are assimilating the moves in the stocks from the low whether it was in august or november. for a lot of these names and saying, okay, i think fundamentals are going to match up with where the stocks are trading right now. doesn't mean there's tremendous upside to it but means the pessimism of the middle of last year into the third quarter was probably overdone. what that means for the first quarter now is unclear. >> right, they have to prove to the market the amazon death watch countdown should not be restarted. >>> casino stocks, las vegas sands

nordstrom and u.s. bank, 100% of their revenues, and kroger 100% as well. around a quarter of the s&p 500 is all 100% revenue focused on america. certainly some names to watch on both ends. either insulated from dollar moves or perhaps a little more susceptible to them. back over to you. >> dom, thank you very much. we'll see you a little later. >>> let's talk about who wins and loses from a weak dollar joining us, tom essay from the sevens report. good to see you. this is a situation where the government will talk up the dollar but, you know, the strong dollar is in the best interest of the united states at the same time, a lower dollar benefits the companies that they are trying to support right now, those multinational exporters who benefit from the lower dollar and it helps our trade deficit. you can't have it both ways. they tried to, i guess, right? >> you're right. there's unfortunately no clear-cut answer to the question, is a strong dollar good for america or is a weak dollar good for america? a strong dollar certainly benefits some aspects of amer

. >> president trump's tweets regarding nordstrom dropping ivanka's line. >> the president tweeting this morning for asking questions accusing us of misinformation. yesterday the president also tweeted information is being illegally given to the failing new york times and washington post by the intelligence community nsa, and fbi? just like russia. >> wait. is that meant as a compliment? >> the sitting president of the united states in another unchecked saturday morning tweet storm accusing his immediate predecessor of tapping his phone. >> it is one thing when a reality tv star accuses a president, but when a president of the united states accuses another president, the context changes, and it becomes dangerous. >> i think the president's tweets speak for themselves. >> this tweet from the president this morning once again about his predecessor, is incorrect with facts. >> i tweet two to five times a day. if i make one mistake in a month, this one, i don't think is going to prove to be a mistake. >> germany owes vast sums of money to the united states. it doesn't work that way. a third