. >> capri: it just seems very violated. >> gov. huckabee: not to swap them out for that not that violating. i will tell you what's violating, taking a kid that's not yours and exploiting them and using them. >> capri: amen. >> gov. huckabee: that's violent. >> harris: we will come back to this. meanwhile, iran is announcing able stop complying with parts of the 2015 nuclear deal and threatening the uranium enrichment. the growing tensions with that regime. the debate ahead. ♪ your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. wgreat tasting, heart-healthys the california walnuts.ever? so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. when you take align, you have the support of a probiotic and the gastroenterologists who developed it. align helps to soothe your occasional digestive upsets, 24/7 with a strain of bacteria you can't get anywhere

>> capri: it is a messaging issue, this is concern. when you see what joe biden is doing, acknowledging running against the economy will be a challenge, what he's trying to say and i find it interesting, back up against that poll, he basically said trump takes credit for this economy, it is really me and obama, we gave him this good economy and he's skwanderring it like he skwanders everything he has been given. epic burn on his point. >> harris: i saw it. >> capri: poll like this, says 15% of americans credit obama for the strong economy, democrats, if they are going to make that argument, they need to find a good way to do that. i think that is going to take some time. we definitely did help dig out of a hole. >> harris: let's just go from maybe that is true, but the issue is where people are polling right now on how they feel. democrats can't sell that because they don't own it. >> capri: that is right. it is going to be a challenge, it is a challenge, it is not true. they'll have to focus on using my home community. i'm getting ann

>> capri: i don't think so yet. here's why. basically, there is only 46 house democrats right now that are calling for impeachment. on its face, that sounds like a lot. but that is out of -- i think i wrote it down here -- 235 democrats in the house. to your point, i think there are a lot of people that are suffering from -- real americans suffering from investigation fatigue. going down this road, i think it's not particularly a good thing right now. he doesn't have a lot of traction. although we do have a constitutional duty to investigate, and i think what's going to happen will be business as usual. >> harris: we will get more into that. i wrote down "investigation fatigue." that's interesting. former trump attorney john dowd had this to say. let's put it on the screen. "the mueller report was one of the most dishonest reports ever rendered, and i think the republicans could take it apart among examination. mueller does not want to go up there. he is obvious, he has pulled a fast one. it would be good to get them up there t

one pa rt holidays to places like capri. one part of italy that is doing a lot on the whole green phase we are into reduce the amounts of plastic so good on them but let's see what different it makes. is all going to make a difference, i believe. everything we can do to help the environment. thank you, laurence and thank you as well for your company. that's the briefing. goodbye. hello, good morning. early bank holiday monday last year, the temperature was a record 29 degrees. this time round, 1a celsius at best. and that was in the south—west of england, where we did see some sunshine. and, whilst we'll see temperatures recovering a little bit across more southern parts of the uk, it is going to be staying on the chilly side, and there's some more rain to come, as well. and most of it is going to be coming from this area of cloud that's going to bring some wetter, windier weather, actually, overnight into wednesday. we've got a lot of cloud on the scene for many places at the moment, still some bursts of rain here and the

capri? >> capri: i think putting words in the mouth of law enforcement officials is dangerous. i recognize that kamala harris is obviously a former attorney general, a very large state. but i do think, politically, it's going to become increasingly more difficult for nancy pelosi in particular to send off the cries from -- from the impeachment crew. you have five committees that are dealing with everything under the sun. jerry nadler in the house judiciary committee, it's obvious they are taking this as a message from mueller that this is a "pass the baton" moment that they have an obligation to continue investigation. i think some of these 2020 folks are using more pointed and incendiary language to basically take it one step further and say, "we need to jump on the gun for impeachment." one other quick thing i want to note, though, because of the discrepancies between barr and mueller, i think we may see a contempt vote on the floor sooner rather than later. for barr. and i also think we need to maybe think about what happens at the house -- excuse me, the senate. which is co

with you capri, that is joe biden, i could go back to feinstein saying we're not going to be mexico's welfare system, and many democrats who insisted we need better borders and not welcoming people in illegally, what happened? >> you give it a laundry list, i could add to it chuck schumer, not that long ago had you know advocated for and voted for funding for a border wall. i think what is happening is two fold, fact that you know there are aspects of the democratic party that are going further left. and more personally in case for joe biden, i think that -- this happens no matter what in primaries, have you you know further left and further right. real basis of each party participating in primary. then i think with joe biden trying to did is recal recalibrs 40 year career. trish: that does not work any more, donald trump changed the landscape. he has been talking about trade war. challenges of trade. for decades. >> he sounds like a democrat. trish: yes, he used to be a democrat, he has been consistent in terms of his thoughts and policies he would put in place. deneen, i think that

shares dropping after the owner cut its full-year sales forecast. >> capri is down on the year. it has been since the beginning of 2019 since they have been capri holdings since they change their name. they are 50% from the past full-year. several disappointments. of them being margins, total operating margins lick coming in at 3%. largely this is because of jimmy to. on margins of negative .18%. coors wereof michael better. that brand has been struggling. they have had to do a lot of deep discounting. they're trying to turn things around. it is not seen that is gaining momentum yet. they are talking this up to witnesses in watches and jewelry. they expect sales to be flat on the year. not falling any further. not making a lot of progress. on the guidance, dated cut full-year residents. it is down from their previous forecast of $6.1 billion. the markets are seeing a lot of negative. >> the ceo said it is going to be investment year. what are they investing in? >> they have invested in for such he already. he really sees those brands going forward. they want to open three more b

. >> harris: what is interesting, capri, we are reading about the division in the democratic party. those pressing nancy pelosi to put up or shut up, basically, it is, you talked about what you were going to do, we put democrats in leadership in the house and regardless of healthcare, the most left leaning in the party want impeachment or something like it. what do you do if you are the speaker of the house, you know you can't do that. >> i think she recognizes and listen, she just said it, we heard that clip of her saying president trump is upset because he knows that we're not on the path to impeachment and that is what he wants. no question in my mind -- >> harris: sounds like she's trying to sell something to the far left. >> she very well may be. look, i was a caucus leader, nothing like being speaker of the house, i know what happens when you have division within the party, you have to put a brave face on and show your message. she is trying to re-vamp and say, look, you know, we're not going to go there. that doesn't mean they will stop the oversight process on -- >> harris:

. >> guys, stop talking about capri holdings we should talk about workdays. >> how could you do that >> i missed the beginning. sorry. >> we are logging on and trying to get our coffee. >> canada goose is really bad. >> i heard that. >> when we look at the yield curve and the fed and dallas fed and chicago fed, all these points of data that some say have a recession do they or don't they? >> i have learned to never fight the bond if you a fiduciary anywhere, you would buy bond nobody is to say the bond market is wrong because of that you get stocks like 3m is down and caterpillar, i think caterpillar is having a good quarter >> you don't think 3m has a good quarter? >> 3m has structural issue the ceo up here at the bernst n bernstein's conference >> that's unfortunate. >> don't know the answer why >> you talked about frankly whether or not it is going to be the ceo. i think you got this incredible scotch -- water table issue. remember ge? it keeps on getting dirtier. >> yes, they fought and fought >> what about number 16 and that annual is about how being sued a bunch of different st

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i do agree with capri, achievements are things that we absolutely have to do. if democrats want to hope for anything in 2020. even keeping majority in the house that they will have to show the american people they are willing to accomplish things on our behalf, not just be trump haters. that goes to the market, the economy, everything. charles: i am a little upset you two got together didn't tell me to wear a yellow tie. >> apparently. >> we always do that, twinning. charles: congratulations, jenna. see you guys later. charles: reuters is reporting that jpmorgan chase is cutting ties within pharmaceutical. that would force them to find a new bank to manage cash an payments. jpmorgan distanced itself from purdue and slacker family. the company is facing thousands of lawsuits allegedly it downplayed oxycontin's risk despite knowing how addictive the painkiller was. was continuing to deny contributions, that it had anything or role with respect to the opioid crisis. >> world's largest cannabis company is getting into the beauty business. canopy growth ceo is with

melissa: capri, will you watch to see if he changes his tone? because he was just rusty or if this is truly how he feels about foreign policy and we hear more of it? will you be listening for that? >> i certainly am. one of the things that vice president biden was trying to convey in his remarks you played, look i met all the people. he tried to show his gravitas, if he doesn't reflect that in policy as well as tone he will have some challenges. >> thank you. connell: we have news on u.s. steel. u.s. steel is investing over a billion dollars, 1.2 billion for upgrades for plants located near pittsburgh, pennsylvania. those are the ones we visited last year. we did a show from there as a matter of fact, as company attempts to reduce cost and time of producing sheet steel. analysts saying projected cost of these upgrades could be an issue, probably will continue to say that as steel prices have been falling. so the stock has been lower generally speaking. down in the regular session today, tonight it seems to be doing well in after-hours trading. u

>> yeah, i don't know, capri. let's face it, i think the very far left progressive base is deeply frustrated. again, they've got ideas that are very far left of the american mainstream, and they felt like in many ways, the deck was stacked against them in 2016. i don't think they are going to take it sitting down this time around. i don't know if it's going to get nasty between the candidates. typically it does. i have a hard time. the progressive base is not going to have the knives out for joe biden coming into the primary season. they already have. i think it's going to get even worse. anita: let me turn to something else, because we have less than a minute left. i want to put up on the screen a recent cnn poll that shows beto o'rourke holding a double digit lead on president trump in a head-to-head matchup. he's not even in the top five in the recent real clear politics average, so how do you figure that? let me start with you, ned. >> well, i have to say first of all, i could make a poll say whatever i want t

deneen, i mean, look, the challenge, as capri's articulating somewhat here is that we are going to feel something economically, right? i don't think you can entirely deny that. ill say we do have the upper hand because we're their number one customer and we're able to manage it better given the success of our job market and overall economy. but if you want to keep that up, you want the world economy to be stable. i don't know if china cares, right? they'll just, you know, they'll bleed their people as long as they need to because they've got the 100-year plan. we've got a 2-year plan, 6 years at most. >> the way i see it, the president's plan would be temporary. listen, we've gotten china's attention now. i don't think china thought president trump would take the matter as far as he has. and when you think about the many, many years that china has been cheating and stealing from the u.s., it's been going on for far too long, and no president has stood the up to him until now. so now china knows that the president means business -- trish: yeah. i just hope they're not trying to wait it o

luxury winter coat maker canada goose, casual retailer abercrombie & fitch, and capri, the parent company of her saatchi and michael coors, falling after weakened retail earnings. zach welcome sarah hall from washington. pretty ugly day across the board. is there a dominant theme across these or do these each have their own story? sarah: in some ways, they each had their own story. we really did see trouble in apparel and home goods. we did not see that same trouble at the big box stores. walmart and target of had low out quarters. apparel, it was a tough place to be and i think we saw that show up again today. romaine: talk to me about canada goose. they gave a revenue forecast that i think said revenue is going to rise, yet the stock sold off 30% what is the issue? sarah: i think investors have gotten a little bit spoiled this company in recent years with its startup pace of growth. i still think it does have a pretty strong runway for growing going forward. it is just starting to open its own stores. it is just starting to penetrate international markets. i think investors got spooked

alex capri. more than a third of all the plastic in the world each year a single—use packaging material designed to be thrown away immediately. in that figure from the united report is why cutting it is seen as key to reducing the damage plastic is causing to the environment. so one company is launching a new scheme to put everything from pastor to ice cream in reusable containers and, crucially, as samira hussain reports, it is working with some of the biggest consumer goods companies. the recyclables come by barge and by truck. anywhere from 75—90 metric tons daily. our obsession with single use plastic has created a mountain ofa single use plastic has created a mountain of a problem that is destroying the climate. in this to bea destroying the climate. in this to be a better container. melissa is trying to be part of the solution by participating in a trial programme that gets consumers to use reusable containers for everyday items like clea ners containers for everyday items like cleaners

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. >> reporter: zack capri came back to check on his neighborhood in sand spring >> w be o kayak over a fence into other people's yards >> reporter: four more inches of rain, and he says he'll lose everything and tonight, there are new evacuations amid fears that one of the levies could breach, as the rains are expected to start back up again, savannah >> kristen, thank you. let's bring in al roker. this seems to be relentless, no let-up. what's happening now >> savannah, we've got severe weather in the northeast right now, tornado watches. and we've got severe thunderstorm watches also as you move back from the west to texas, all the way to illinois, tornado and severe thunderstorm watches. we've got a severe threat tonight in the northeast, nine states 52 million could have tornadoes. then we push to the west and you can see from texas into illinois, eight states we're talking 33 million at risk. and as tomorrow, look for eight states with, again, the risk of severe weather flooding a big problem from texas all the way to the northeast rainfall rates up to three inches flooding is g

let's bring in american university's capri cafaro, and patrice onuka. and "boston globe" reporter jim dowd. nice to see republicans fighting a little bit huh? >> you don't want to see people fighting this is nothing new. there is always been a rift in the republican party between the ascension of donald trump, those individuals that are free traders, free market individuals, and those like president trump talking about things using tariffs as a hammer to get something done. what is unique about this, president trump even though there was law, international trade act of 1967 that provides him with that power to actually do this, that he is utilizing trade policy to move immigration policy. in my personal view neither thing will get accomplished by using one to hammer the other. charles: right. the international emergency economy, economic powers act of 1977. >> there you go. charles: used to regulate commerce and seize foreign assets, given unusual or extraordinary international threats. patrice, what do you think? are we there? >> i am here. i would thi

capri, that company formerly known as michael korsbe reporte er than expected earnings and revenue and the retailer did trim its full-year sales forecasts thanks to costs linked to its $2 billion acquisition of versace. 35.06.ck fell 10% to canada goose that got plucked as the apparel company missed revenue expect acts and it exslower sales growth in the coming years and canada goose has been shifting its strategy in sales and it has sold its products through wholesalers and it' opening its own shops and today's news was not will received and it fell 30% to 33.89. >>> dick's sporting goods stored surpastreet expectations and beat revenue forecasts, as well. the company saw an incre their online sales and plans to invest in its digital platform for customers and it also raised its full-year outlook that the stock got caugh up on the bad news from other retailers to nish the dayown at 23.67. cypress semiconductor i reportedly considering a potential fail. the chipmaker received takeover interest and is working with advisers. no financial decision could be made and it could jump 12.23. af

longer be allowed to wear skirts so under the new dress code girls can wear pants bermuda shorts or capri pants the school sa s that the new dress code exist to foster a face bates environment where students are focused on learning and not their outward appearances. thousands of hours of detention have been issued relating to the left of the girls skirts she had that taylor in the past because of the restriction of it we spend money on that we spend money on. >>5 different spirit because the day than other styles. >>well next year, the administration plans to hold boys more accountable about their facial hair. well in national news in texas is demanding answers in the disappearance of 4 year-old malia davis she's been missing for nearly 3 weeks now leah stepfather reported that she was kidnapped, so he was later arrested and charged with tampering with evidence after blood evidence linked the girl to his apartment. so mother says said she ended her relationship with the suspect. but she left her child in his car, our when she decided to take a trip out of town. so the group called parents

district media group and former television producer and caprie cafaro. >> how did we get to the point where some were saying he should be charged, run out of town and so on? >> this is xa you would expect a media and they are frustrating, do i find it interesting that any criticism of bob mueller no matter how slight was threat to rule of law, threat to the republic itself and now you have someone who has promised to investigate actually how this crazy conspiracy theory alleging that donald trump was guilty of capital crime got going. it is very funny to see how different that's occurring. >> with joe biden and kamala harris, democratic candidates calling for bob ouster. nancy pelosi calling him a liar. >> absolutely, they are making news that the press have to report on it and i don't think it helps them out at all. what the american people do see is, well, you could disagree with how mueller -- excuse me, bill barr released what he released, he let the entire report get out there. >> some redactions. >> we are not talking about redactions. it's turning a media storm either with what

heard from him was of course a very hard line because he was hoping for the support of the hardliners capris mog and so boris for heartbreaks that lets them the door let's walk away we don't need anybody we particularly don't need the european union and you know it konami consequences be thrown over your shoulder so that is boris bought if he does come into office that can very quickly change again because then he knows this is not going to be just words he will have to bear the consequences for instance of a hard break which can be very dire indeed so he might have another saying there actually is no challenge alex your thoughts on the it just interesting that the 2 reason may very strongly there outside downing street saying compromise is not a solution and this is what she's saying to her conservative party look we have been fighting like cats and dogs we have got i have tried my hardest i gave you 3 times i put my back to deal to you you don't like it but you have there was going to have to be compromise to get to make sure that it happens she wants price it to happen the majority in her

david smith and capri, dave, i will start with you. people get really worried when you talk about legalizing things other than canvas. why? >> i don't know. people are propaganda best data. it's weird to me that the burden is always on somebody arguing for legalization squares, if we don't do that, the other option is drawing people in cages. during human beings who have not victimized anybody else, thrown into a cage. the fact that we are so quick to do that and we've been doing for decades, it's done nothing. >> i don't know if you know, we've struggled with that depression but it kills you from the inside out. >> i agree but even if there were no medical benefits to it, the government has no right to control what we put in our mouth than what comes out. the question here to me is, are you a slave or a free person? if the government can tell you we will you in a cage because you put something into your body that we said is a no no product, that's not a free person. >> this is where i have a praetorian flag. i can't stand when places

. >> capri sun. >> trevor? >> what is observe? >> trevor again? >> what is curiosity? >> yes. >> he's good. trevor crowle who teaches spanish at palo alto high will put his knowledge to the test against a physics teacher from new york and an english teacher from arizona. good luck to trever. it airs at 7:00 right after abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> so our weather has been a little up and down today. >> it has. and will that continue? here's spencer christian to update the forecast. >> the answer is what is drizzle? it's mainly clear and dry out there. but during the overnight hours we'll see low clouds and fog gin crease. and we expect spotty drizzle at the coast and the bay. overnight lo overnight lows mainly in the low 50s. low 60s at the coast to low and mid-70s near the bay, upper 70s to low 80s inland. it will be a little unsettled on thursday or friday. we may get showers late thursday and early friday. but mother's day weekend is looking spectacular, sunny and bright both days. temperatures may break the 80 degree mark inland. low to mid-60s at the coast and a gradual

. >> what's capri sun? >> trevor? >> what is observe. >> that's the word. >> what is curiosity? >> yes. >> limited knowledge here. crowell will put his knowledge to the test against a physics type e teacher from new york and an english featuteacher from arizo >>> up next, honoring teachers this teach appreciation day and one woman whose career has spanned nearly five decades in san francisco. >> and dan's here with what's ahead at 5:00. >>> new at 5:00, the investigation into what happened in this video. did police in solano county use excessive force? >>> also -- what have you learned out of all this? >> cherish what you have. >> signs of progress and signs of hope six months after the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire. those stories and a lot more at 5:00. >>> remember that one teacher who made a difference in your life? today is teacher appreciation day and abc 7 news would like to highlight the career of sophie lee. this abc 7 star has spent the past 47 years with the san francisco unified school district as a teacher, administrator and principal. >> reporter:

we've seen capri, the old michael kors get really slammed. the have and have-nots. i think that continuing to pick the stronger stocks on a little bit of pullbacks, doing shorting. i've been putting some of those spread plays on, buying some stronger retailers, shorting some of the others like tiffany's, we went into a short today. i think that is a kind of play we'll continue to see, haves versus have-nots. charles: great stuff. david, dr, thank you very much. we appreciate it. vice president mike pence holding a joint news conference with prime minister justin trudeau on the new nafta. the question are we really close to making usmca a reality? >>> from a trade war to a actual war, secretary of state mike pompeo telling maria bartiromo says america needs to make sure we avoid military conflict with china. more on that next. ♪ it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be m

now trading up almost 12%. >>> capri holdings, formerly known as michael kors. lower revenue from the wholesale business that stock down 10%. it's been an underperformer and it's really the kors brand versus versace and jimmy choo. >> these names are so tough because you not only have to get the fundamentals right as you would with any sector but then figure out what tastes might be three months from now, six months from now. and we know fashion is so fickle so the people that trade these names are not generalists. they vary specifically, understand where in the cycle each one of these names is in terms of creativity. >> you have to get inventories and promotions right this company is leaning more on promotions which doesn't seem the right way to bring back sales. >> if you tell me what the price of oil is doing within a reasonable level of certainty, i can pretty much tell you what's going to be happening with the top 20 exploration and production names >> if you tell me customs -- consumers have been flooding the malls again, i don't know that i can do that wi

capri, what do you think of that? >> that's a mouthful. it sounded like a lot of thoughts coming through. i believe that there's no way to beat donald trump unless we have an opportunity to maintain a coalition and appeal to the voters that i represented for a decade, in places like ohio and pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin. the 2016 electoral map is the same as the map that we will see in 2020. joe biden probably has the best opportunity or at least one of the best opportunities to appeal to those white blue collar union type voters. >> dana: you don't think they voted for trump that they won't stick with trump? >> it's possible. you really have to take a look at, do they feel as if the economy has really helped them? has the economy and the type of things that they were hoping to see in 2016, has it really gone down to their kitchen table or is it something that's really only seen in the dow jones industrial average? i think lot of people are going to be looking to that. >> dana: a couple tweets today said this year democrats look

capri holdings, formerly michael kors also reporting. tair expected to fall 2% the last four earnings reports have volatile and inconsistent stock reactions and pvh reports after a week after announcing stephan larson as its president. will fred? >> thanks very much for that disney's box office boom kicking off a huge week for the media giant. hi, julia. >> hi, wilf. >> disney's "aladdin" reported better than expected bringing in $114 million over the four days proving the success of disney's strategy of adopting old and animated films this comes ahead of a lion king adaptation in july and a mulan adaptation next year aladdin's debut comes ahead of galaxy edge opening on disneyland on friday the $1 billion land will have one ride at launch and another ride coming later this year as well as ten eateries and shops and we will be there thursday with a look at this big investment from disney back over to you >> julia, thank you very much for that it would be an interesting sneak peek i can't wait for that lion king adaptation >> beyonce >> k

we have dagen mcdowell, lisa boothe, capri cafaro and joining us on the couch, alex conan, former communications director for marco rubio. a lot of communicating going on in washington. it's not very friendly communicating, i'm afraid. maybe you can give them advice. >> i'm from minnesota. minnesota nice. >> yeah, that might work in a nice -- >> unless you're amy klobuchar. >> not nice. >> here we go. president trump ordering all u.s. intelligence agencies including cia, fbi and dni to quickly cooperate with attorney general barr's investigation into the launch of the russia probe and the surveillance of the russia campaign. judiciary chairman lindsey graham telling "fox and friends" that this is part of a larger review of those investigating his campaign were politically motivated. >> barr will look at it from a criminal point of view. horowitz will tell us how the department of justice and the fbi behaved. i'm going to make sure it never happens again. i want to make sure that we have fisa laws that can detect when somebody is giving the court garba garbage. you can't just open a counter intel

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down just under 30% there and abercrombie & fitch also down more than 26% and 26.47% at the close and capri holdings and dick's slumping coming up on "mad money" we'll hear more from "mad money" on cnbc last time he was on the show it was coming off of a positive earnings report and we'll see if has tune has changed and i'll send it back to you, brian >> that stock is down to a 30% discount to its historical valuation. what do we make of the pvh results as they relate to the retail, and investors have been crushed in pvh >> it shows you how fickle the buyers can be and how they bounce around and this is a company that's done a great job in terms of its digital and it's got to grow in their different categories and that's the problem. is it inexpensive? absolutely is it cheaper? >> 10.5 times before the close the single digit, yeah unless the guidance is even worse than we think it is, and close to $10 a share and i think at this point in time it's an absolute buy and it's not today when is the worst over for retail >> after a day like today and the performance like today you have to think w

hey, capri, it's good to sew you. >> thanks, trish. trish: coming up, remember when this happened after trump's 2016 victory? >> is there anything positive you see from this election result? [laughter] >> boy, that's a really tough one right now. trish: well, now there's another conservative google worker calling his own company out. that engineer is here speaking out tonight in his very first national television interview. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ drive safely.. . with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? as a doctor, i agree with cdc guidance. i recommend topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body. salonpas. it's good medicine. doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything,

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thank you to capri and to guy benson. we are back tomorrow at noon eastern. now come up to melissa francis who is in for harris >> melissa: fox news alert, president trump cleaning vindication, saying the case is closed after robert mueller breaks his silence in explosive fashion prayed let's go "outnumbered overtime." i'm melissa francis into different harris faulkner. a dramatic moment in washington, to say the least. robert mueller making his first public remarks since he took over the russia probe two years ago. saying there was insufficient evidence to prove your broader conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia. watch. >> the first volume of the report details numerous efforts emanating from russia to influence the election. this volume includes a discussion of the trump campaign's response to this activity, as well as our conclusion that there was insufficient evidence to charge a broader conspiracy. >> melissa: the special counsel also saying that charging a president with a crime was not an option, that his team could consider. we have full fo

next school year female students at cathedral catholic high school will only be allowed to wear pants, capri pants, or shorts. they're not happy about it. >> oh my gosh, it is so bad right now. everyone wants to leave cathedral. and it's like not the best. >> everyone should just keep their eyes to themselves. they don't have to be looking down at our skirts. that's not our issue. i think like guys get to wear pants, girls get to wear skirts, it shouldn't be banned. >> school officials weighed in. they say they made the change because there were too many detentions related to school rules on skirts. >> in a letter to parents the school said male faculty feel uncomfortable addressing female students about the length of their skirts. >> and the boys also are getting some attention. the administration will be holding boys more accountable, they say, about their facial hair next year. >> so at least it's equal. >>> now to sports. the home teams continue to hold serve in the nba's eastern conference finals. >> that means the series heads back to milwaukee tomorrow all even at 2-2 games. toronto g

the other one that i am long and has been painful the last couple of weeks is capri holdings while i think they do business in china, they sell in china they've been shifting their sourcing away from china and a lot of it towards italy. so i think this one has really been excessively hit, but you know, in a bad take like this. by the way, some options action there i did see. not really my area of expertise as these guys, but their there was big call buying there today. i like it. it was overdone and not trading well in this take. >> you mentioned nike before >> nike is one of them and also lulu lemon, and i owned it a little bit before a pitch where i got slaughtered and this thing just continues to make its way higher, mel. i don't think people fully understand what the breakdown is 72% of it is in the u.s. the rest of it international, but a lot of that is canada and all of a sudden you can spread it into the asian markets, as well, and there are metrics that you're talking about in terms of the costs because of china, and i think the ubs was alluding to that, and it's very minimal

more skirts you can no longer wear any skirt, the new dress code says it's pants bermuda shorts or capri's the school says this new dress code is to foster a faith-based environment where students are focused more on learning and not worried about their outward appearance. >>she had that taylor in the past because of the. >>restriction of it we spend money on that we spend money on 5 different spirit because the day than other styles. >>next year the school plans to hold boys more accountable about their facial here heres saying that that's part of the deal. >>for your health this morning, the cdc now reporting more cases of the measles 880 cases now been reported across 24 states, including right here in california, most of them though are in new york. measles is we know is highly contagious and officials have attributed the rising numbers, 2 anti-vaxers and misinformation about vaccines. whole foods is banning plastic straws in its stores. the new policy will start july 1st. the store says that it will also begin using smaller produce bags to help out and cut down on waste back in 2008 w

capri, start with you first. nancy pelosi says there is nothing to see here. however, there are more than a dozen members inside the house that are asking her to begin with impeachment proceedings. >> this is giving me flashbacks to being leader in the ohio senate. that being magnified by 10,000 for the house democratic conference right now on capitol hill. those closed door meetings are incredibly contentious, are very off the record and so even though there are leaks. >> sandra: why would it be contentious if there is no division? >> it is her job to say there is no division, she is the leered. you have to put on a brave face. there is always dissension in the ranks. it's a diverse caucus. the republicans have the freedom caucus as well. but look, she is shrewd and you aren't going to see something come to the floor unless she wants it to be there and she is going to have to decide if that's actually politically expedient or not. >> the inmates are running the democratic caucus. there is no control over that caucus. nancy pelosi is a seasoned leader. she kno

capri holdings, the parent company of course also cutting the forecast. let's take a look at some of the others. nike, johnson & johnson, medical companies and health care down in a big way. momentum techt companies was almost double going into the last couple weeks, down in a big way as well. quickly to oil, this is something many investors are watching. it is tied to the u.s. trade with china. it came off its low in anticipation of thursday inventory data that is expected to show a surprise drop. keenan there, i don't that we saw a single grain number on any of those boards. ahead, our guest joins us as we talk fx near the end of what has been a tough month for emerging-market currencies. wells fargowe ask asset management co-ceo which names to watching in a volatile market. this is bloomberg. ♪ asia."his is "daybreak u.s. stocks fell to a 12 week low. bondersisting concern the market warning is growing lower -- louder and the trade war shows no sign of easing. joining us now is wells fargo co-ceo kirk hartman. we have seen time and again bonds are th

public, plenty of retailers will also report results icluding costco, dollar general, dollar tree, and capri holdings, the company formally known as micha michael kors. and "star wars" coming to disney land on friday. "star wars" is a 14 ager acre addition to disneyland. if it seems like a galaxy far, far away,ea fnot, they will have their own are on august 29th. have a great memorial day holid holiday. >>> the harriet tubman $20 bill was supposed to roll out next year. tubman was a former slave and abolitionist. her image was set to replace the image of andrew jackson, a slave holder. this week steve mnuchin told congress the bill would not hit circulation until t leas 2028. he said the administration is focused on security features. doning controversy has in to diminish precious moment in front of aha rriet tubman mural ma that is tugging at our heart strings. >> the little girl delivered the high five seen across the country. >>eory smith with th story behind that memorable image. >> reporter: at the tender age of 3, lovie hope duncan is too young to understand dorchester unty's history a

here today, melissa frances, fox anchor dagen mcdowell, former ohio senate democratic minority lead or capri cafaro and center seat strategist and chairman david ovella. this is a blessed day. we thank everybody for sacrifice in the military and continue to

. >> capri: to push flags in the ground. small story bigger story. >> tribute we pay. >> these are the stables only equine unit left in our military. caisson in the civil war pulled behind the artillery and ammunition. today pulled cemetery. brian: final resting place from many of our fallen heroes from iraq and afghanistan and the war on terror. >> i was here at the height of the surge. one funeral in particular i recall is the funeral for helicopter crash in january 20th, 2007. it was shot down by rpg and 12 americans perished in that fiery crash. biggest single funeral can i recall. we rehearsed that funeral for several days we wanted to make sure for every one of those families they got that last perfect honor. brian: head stone had a picture on it? >> grave site for lieutenant colonel mark stratten whom i serve. i try to visit mark's grave every time i'm back in arlington. we shouldn't just mourn the fact that these men and women died. we should celebrate the fact that they lived and the the kind of life they lived of s

and capri finally banding the use of single use plastics, and there will be a 50 euros fine if you are seen with nonrecyclable plastic. really quickly, it is quite a small picture but i want to show you this. this is norwich celebrating an incredible achievement, finishing top of the championship. they went on an open top bus tour they have been planning for a long time, saying we are in the premier league, and the yellow bus broke down. it was so bad that the players had to try and push it. they didn't succeed in starting their bus again so they ended up on a proper kind of tourist bus in front of 50,000 fans. theyjust kind of coerced someone. is that where you got your colour inspiration from? i have been saving this. it is the first thing i have bought in three months and i have been saving it. you have been on a shopping band. you did say i have something for you on monday morning. band. you did say i have something for you on monday morningm band. you did say i have something for you on monday morning. it is tuesday, there is a royal baby, we will have more on all of that later. w

capri holding, michael kors, jimmy choose, and versace. >> versace. >> did i mispronounce that >> how about something boring like cisco systems, procter & gamble. >> versace is down 20% in the last month trades about eight times earnings, one times sales, and has three tremendous brands that all the negative is already factored in. expectations are looking very, very low. >> he sees you j & j and raises you one texas pacific land trust, craig >> not many people know about it we've been in the stock for 20 years. they've got 900,000 acres of laid in the permian basin area there's a battle going on for cell of this thing there's an investor group that owns about 25% of the stock that wants to make it a kre corporation. instead of making it passive, they want to make it more of annive organization. >> i've got to get to waiter holdings because it's spelled wrong, w-a-i-t-e-r. >> they're in the small markets. it's a real crowded space with grubhub and doordash on the upper end. this ire in 24 cities, restaurants. very small market. it's backed by -- the biggest holder is tillman fehr tia