lulÚ: oiga, padrecito, ¿me puede confesar? jerÓnimo: ¿ahorita? lulÚ: si no fuera mucha molestia. jerÓnimo: ay, lulÚ, por dios tuviste todo el dÍa para pedÍrmelo y se te ocurre hacerlo ahorita que estamos a punto de irnos a descansar. lulÚ: pero es que usted casi ni estuvo en la iglesia. luego vino la misa de siete y ni tiempo. y aparte a mÍ siempre me dejan al Último. jerÓnimo: ay, no me digas que tus pecados son tan graves como para que no puedas esperarte hasta maÑana. lulÚ: pues a lo mejor no pero quiero irme limpia del alma a mi casa a descansar. jerÓnimo: ave marÍa purÍsima.

. >>> another major recall for lulu lemon tonight. the hidden hazard in these hoodies. >> and kpix5 will be hosting the call to action telethon tomorrow at noon to benefit domestic violence groups in the bay area. for details, go to >> will first, it was under fire for its very popular see- through yoga pants,. >> now lulu lemon is recalling 300,000 hoodies. why? because these elastic draw strings with snap back and whip wearers in the face. [ laughter ] stop it. so far, seven people have reported injuries. nothing serious, but it hurts. lulu is committed to makeing the products right. >>> coming up in one hour, the late, late show. tonight's guests, lisa kudrow, zach woods and ashima shiarishi. >>> the newest warrior joins the nba champions. who is he? and where will he female announcer: time is running out to get the hottest deal on a new mattress. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon! right now at sleep train save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and ser

. >>> another major recall for lulu lemon tonight. the hidden hazard in these hoodies. >> and kpix5 will be hosting the call to action telethon tomorrow at noon to benefit domestic violence groups in the bay area. for details, go to we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now, find the lowest prices of the season with the c4 queen mattress set only $1499.98. know better sleep with sleep number. >> will first, it was under fire for its very popular see- through yoga pants,. >> now lulu lemon is recalling 300,000 hoodies. why? because these elastic draw strings with snap back and whip wearers in the face. [ laughter ] stop it. so far, seven people have reported injuries. nothing serious, but it h

how do you feel about having about the way lulu is they had the quarter, founding family selling all their stock and how you're positioned in this company versus how you were positioned in lulu. >> regardless of any company i've ever worked for, my job is to create value and i love purpose-led brands and the story of lulu was about building a tremendous business model and i'm pleased and proud to see that continuing today. and i think the dynamics of founder, i get to be the crazy individual this time. >> i like that. one last question you know and you watch the show how hot this category is. are there bankers saying come public now? >> no of course everybody asks me that question and i think, you know what i'm most interested in is providing the real solution. the consumer is looking for nutrition. >> right. >> and i know how to build a great business models and i want to make sure that the mission of the company is what remains intact and i think we can build a great business model doing this and that's the avenue i'd like us to see, is going public. >> if i were pinnacle foods, wh

lulu is one of them. they are crushing it. now it's 20% of revenue and they're forecast going forward was bullish. that's why the stock is getting you and over the 50-day at the 65 dollar level. >> buy it? >> absolutely. they're in the athletic wear and the online spot and killing it on both sides? i think you can own it. >> josh brown, has some personal insight into lululemon. in fact he shared it wall of you a few weeks ago. >> i actually have a confession to make on lulu. i wasn't going to do this. but -- i'm going to -- listen i'm going to to go ahead and say it i own my first piece of lululemon clothing, my wife bout baut it for me. but i have to tell you they just get me. >> do they get you to buy the stock at this point? >> above $70 it becomes an interesting long trade. i'm not in it now. but they do do just get me and they just get men, period. 19% comp sales growth for that category alone. one in every $7 spent at lulu is spent on men'swear. >> let's go to commercial. >> a good pause. >> stock is up 9%, right? >> yes

emily: why should i choose active wear over lulu lemon. >> you always want higher quality, more durability, easier to care for. we can do all of it. emily: what else is happening in the world of textile and fabric innovation? >> for a long time, it was based on petroleum-based polymers. they have been around for a long time. we think this is something new that can really be a game changer. emily: you guys recently moved from san francisco to emeryville? >> is that a function of the bubble, the boom, we are seeing in san francisco real estate? is it more practical? >> it's both. it's a hard place to secure office space we also have it laboratory and small-scale research we found something ready to go and move to to emeryville. emily: i'm still waiting for my spider silk jumpsuit, i don't know about you. thank you for joining us. coming up, we will speak with the ceo and founder of -- you don't want to miss this. ♪ emily: welcome back. i am emily chang in san francisco. it is time for the daily bite. -- byte. 10 million. that is the number of cyber attacks that opm faces every month. they

negative for gap stores and buy -- >> let's talk about lulu. they said they are looking to capture $2 billion in female athletic apparel over the next couple years. i think by the end of 2017 when you think about that is lulu's annual sales per year. if anyone takes a chunk from them it's nike. it's pushing up against those prior highs here, the. >> it sounds like you guys are leaning on retailers, even dick's. nike and hold onto the margin major recovery in european sales. take a big picture look. the european consumer is better for these guys. >> what about on a day we got good figures. >> i'm more encouraged with the economy with good consumer spending. i'm not worried about north america. the fx head winds, issues that are short term trends not long-term. >> karina nice to meet you. thanks for coming in. micron out with earnings moments ago and it's a relatively ugly report. what it could mean for the rest of the tech. >>> plus ahead on the show one big biotech player that could be on the verge of a massive breakout ahead of an fda ruling n

both lulu and under armour are up. everyone would love the combined company because they could take on nike. lulu had its real first good quarter in ages and the combined company would crush it in men's and women's athletic apparel and yoga clothes, both stocks would go much higher. i think hilton should buy starwood hotels. hilton up over 7% for the year. starwood has done nothing. that was viewed as a day late and dollar short. starwood has interim ceo adam aaron. with this deal hilton gets instant growth and its stock soars along with starwood. kellogg's stock has done nothing because it has few products millennials like. i think they need to buy white way foods and haines celestial. that's right both. because buying just one wouldn't be big enough to move the needle. you buy them both and have the fastest growing packaged food company out there. this is a ridiculous no-brainer it drives me crazy it hasn't happened. it would be great because month lease can change its way to white wave or hane or hane white wave. an

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and in canada previously, lulu lemon has recalled yoga pants that you can see through. we will be right back. >>> in ocean city maryland a shark comes close and it is caught on camera. video was shot by dallas harrington of a hammer head shark swimming right toward his boat. now different phone, same edge ace, just a jaw dropping video by staff at par died water sports. it is estimated the shark is 300-pound, 8 feet long and in surprise it kept beach goers out of the water for about a day. tyler hone from philadelphia, had his speakers out. >> i already planned this because jaws out there and wow. >> there you go. shark apparently tried to beach itself and it never quite did and apparently had retreated back in the water. the ocean city, maryland beach patrol again this is maryland says there is in reason to panic hammer head won't attack unless provoke. that makes me feel better. >> yes. >> you were down the shore over the week. >> yes. >> you were thinking about sharks in the water. >> there have been so many reports of shark attacks. >> that is right. >> anytime i wa

. >> major recall tonight from lulu lemon but it's not for anything see through. what could be in your dresser right now that's dangerous to wear. >>> terrifying stalker. >> force as local family out of their dream home. >> whose behind these evil notes. >> and forget the feces. we're going kayaking in new york york. >> really? >> next chasing news. >> you know where. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. ♪ >>> talk about a bad parking job job. van doing backwards doughnuts with no driver inside. a guy thought he put the van in park when he got out. it was actual until reverse he also forgot to turn the end john off and to top it off he locked himself out. the van spinning in circles until a police officer broke the driver's side window to get info

i think lulu has gotten its act together i love the different offerings and i think the stock is cheap, in part ignorant, management, so i would stay in the stock. . charles: i still think lulu is the stock on to beat, i would add if you like it, use 58 as a stop loss, my target would be $75. . charles: i slam-dunked kind of; right? [laughter] a lot of you guys if you bought it in september, you got 50%, and netflix has become an absolute beast. now, on the other hand the market is a sleeping giant, but the longer that things bumps along, the more worried we're backgrounds. i can still tell you i'm not afraid although, you know, pull back is due and all that kind of stuff. after the bell, i do want to point out oxford industries, you may not know the name oxford, but you do know tommy and a buy back and the dividend and the target, and or and qr, which you guys know it was two companies that i talked about on this show, many of you have it. they're going to be put on the s&p 500. so right now things look pretty interesting, but it all points to thursday, which is going to be the bigges

. >> let me ask you quickly about lulu lemon, a popular retailer once again issuing a recall. what's the story behind that recall? >> these are the metal or hard plastic tasles on some of these jackets. apparently a must be of individuals, six i think, say they have received injuries to their face or eyes as a result of hard end of these tassels. l lululemon not taking chances. thousands are being recall so they can change the tips on these tassels. >> thanks for that update. >>> still ahead on "way too early" severe weather into the weekend with 47 million in the danger zone. bill is tracking the storms and potential of record breaking heat. >>> and taylor swift's latest battle with apple and why she and her superstar boyfriend are making headlines. those stories and more when "way too early" comes back. sthoep ♪ ♪ ♪ before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join

. >>> lulu is recalling 3800 tops because the elastic draw strings can snap back and hit people in the face. seven have reported injuries. tops were told in u.s. and canada between 2008 and last year. back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> sports action now. it was the minting of millionaires in brooklyn. the first overall pick in the draft, minnesota timberwolves selected carl towns from kentucky. one of six selected last night. sixers were next picking duke a's. in the fourth overall pick, knicks tick him. the unexpected draft pick. stephen a smith was so dissatisfied with jackson's pick he interrupted a vacation to offer these comments. >> new york knicks fans were at the barclay center booing because we recognize we have been hoodwinked bamboozled led a stray, run a muck and flat out deceived by phil jackson and the new york knicks. >> apparently it was that serious. just ahead, new details surrounding a second prison guard arrested in connection with the new york prison escape. >>> baby number two is on the way for bristol palin. "first look" is back. when a moment spontane

because i had lulu and hd supply. i picked the stocks in the beginning of the year. i like them all, actually, i kind of feel like they all have special situations going on. will you will y lulu was a great quarter and to do this kind of comp in a macro environment and guided to upper digit comps, even though it had a nice move. think for long-term that's a good one. hd supply, a spin-out from home depot a couple of years ago. this company is nonresidential and residential construction. within the industrial sectors, sector, this is, these are the themes you want to still be in. they're guiding from mid to upper single digits in both of those segments, at the company they're doing a really great job on the margin front as well. those two helped me yesterday for sure. >> what's the deal with the ailsen transmission? >> barely gets a mention, if ever on this program. probably has never been mentioned except when you said you added it to your portfolio. >> and it hasn't done well. it's down 10%. of all the names i might want it replace, it might be this one. but i'm kin

>>> coming up, lulu shares under pressure thanks to the latest from the company's founder. what did he just do to cause shares to sell off? that's coming up. >>> plus nba uniforms don't look anything like they used to and they're about to see another big change. trading the stock with a competitive edge is next. >>> and the $3 trillion trade that could spell big trouble for investors, we tog to the citi strategist raising the red flag. that and more straight ahead. but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. >>> we're back, want to show you shares of lululemon. under pressure today after the company's founder files for the right to sell his entire stake. courtney reagan is here with the latest and what's turned out to be yet another confusing twis

. >>> another recall for the yogaware lulu lemmon recalling tops because it can cause injury. they have been recalled for six years in the united states and canada. previously they had to recall pants that you could see through. >>> and today the 17th annual "take your dog to work" day. it's designed to encourage pet adoption by showing folks who don't have dogs the bonds their co-workers have with their pets. others show that dog-friendly workplaces can reduce stress. anne-marie, we know you weren't able to bring your dog to work but we do have a picture of him to keep you company and what a cutie. >> yeah. we gave him a bit of a mohawk cut. you weren't able to brick your dog so we have a picture. cooper. adorable. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> when we return don't say we're never, ever getting back together. taylor swift and apple make up over a music streaming dispute. this is the "cbs morning news." how do you get to the top of your game? give it everything you've got and leave those sticky sunscreens behind. new neutrogena cooldry spo

treasury secretary john lulu says redesign 10-dollar bill will debut in 2020. woman has not been decided yet but officials will work out that this summer. they are asking for public's suggestions and launching a web site for people to give ideas. that would be kind of interesting, we have a few ideas i guess some have been mentioned for that redesign, 10-dollar bill, harriet tub man, rosa parks and harriet tubman. >> so many woman. >> let us know what you think on twitter, use the at cws3 morning handle or use the hash tag cbs-3. i will go philadelphia and vote for betsy ross. >> i like that, absolutely. >> 5:37. safety seats are only part of making sure children are safe on the road. >> now the insurance institute for high waste safety tested attachment hardware on more than a hundred vehicles. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us with the surprising results that parents are curious about jan. >> reporter: erika and nicole, good morning. we want to be very clear that these new released ratings have to do with how easy it is to use your cars latch sy

. >>> the clothing company lulu lemon is recalling more than thee hundred thousand women's tops due to injuries from draw strings. when those draw strings get pulled or caught on something and then release they can whip people in the face. seven people have been injured that way. this is not the company's first recall. back in 2013, it pulled some yoga pants from stores because they were said to be too revealing. >>> the tall ships festival is underway on the delaware river and it drew big crowds to both philadelphia and camden waterfronts today. chopper three overhead as some of those vessels made their way into town. while the ships are here, tours will be available. the festival runs through sunday sunday. >>> and you won't just see ships on the delaware. you can also see this lady. this huge rubber duck known as momma duck and she's definitely got size on her side. she weighs in at 11 tons and a whopping 61 feet tall. no doubt wherever momma duck goes, she draws a lot of attention. as you said kathy it is going to be ducky weather this weekend. >>> it will be. >> i stole your line.

the cfo is lulu is very good and he talks a pretty good game on the conference call. these stocks are not cheap. >> lulu is up 10% on the year. now a fifth of all revenue. >> wasn't that something? the highest other than williams sonoma. >> the conference call it's not eve an call. it's more of a -- >> it's set to music. i like that. i think they should use something else. i think something. >> that might be dramatic. >> voger in? >> no. not at this end of the table. >> we could go on and on but i think -- >> smoking of music, much of the buzz from apple's worldwide announcement was about apple music. and an ios mobile system that's replacing newsstand. some of the narrative that's being written is that news is following facebook's instant articles. the split screen on the ipad is following and now muse sick trying to camp up with spotify. they are now playing defense ily? >> i think the answer is yesterday you said the stock doesn't go up after these meetings. they're filling in holes. look, these are the things that a company does when they're trying to make sure th

lulu lemon is recalling yoga tops because of an elastic hood that can cause injuries. >>> the cars of the future are hey now. and rolling out on the streets of san francisco. betty you takes a look. >> reporter: these were the stuff of dreams years ago. and now they're a reality on mountain view suburban streets. if car looks really, really cute. it looks like they came out of a computer game or space. >> reporter: she's been sharing the road with the self-driving cars for years. the black bubble on top has scanners that map everything around it in 360 degrees. for now, the two seaters have humans inside in case of emergency. >> i trust technology more than the people. there are so many bad drivers in the bay area. >> reporter: the goal is to help the company get a better idea of how well technology works with other cars on the road. and google is asking neighbors to submit feedback on the cars on the website dedicated to the self-driving car. >> i think they've been designed in such a fashion as to not be aggressive. and it's a great advantage for people who are disabled or elderly.

lulu. it has been stop. mostly because of their own undoing and own problems. here's when the execution got good. beat the street on each of the last four quarters. i will admit, the earnings estimates have moved down. there have been a lot of insider sales. two large blocks. two insiders. the last time they reported gross margins, they moved back a bit. those are the negatives. the caveat. the departure of their vp of retail. changing the whole thing up. chip wilson, brilliant guy. founder and chairman. got off the board last month. made a lot of mistakes. and i think it hurt the company. but i've been in some of these storms recently, it looks like they're starting to hum a bit. here's what you need to know. this space is growing like crazy. some competitors out there. but i think lululemon is the name to beat. if you like it, use 58 as a stop loss. my target would be $75. matt: no. i don't like this one. i agree, the space is amazing. the growth potential within any type of clothing line. athletic. leisure. especially with women. the women's oriented storm.

communicating. >> it got some love out of it. >> see, george, lulu is communicating. >> it got some love out of it. >> what was the level of testosterone in the womb with that dog? >> unclear. pop news investigation under way. that is "pop news." on this beautiful monday. >> i learned so much. >> thank you, lara. >> i learned that dan is not romantic. >>> we have to go outside to jesse palmer. he has our huge father's day celebration coming up. >> give you an unbelievably heart-warming story about a dad named david holt. this is really an emotional tale about a dad that showed relentless love and dedication for his daughters, during a very tough and trying time for his family. as we celebrate father's day all week long on "gma," there could not be a better place to be than right here in atlanta with all of david's friends, family, co-workers celebrating him. this is a story i cannot wait to share with you all. you won't want to miss it. amy? >> jesse, we love it. can't wait. we got a lot coming up. >>> also ahead, bill hader will be here live. starring in a brand-new pixar movie, "inside

. >>> a new recall for lulu lemon recalling more than 300,000 women's tops because of the hard hip draw strings. they whip back and can cause injuries. consumer products safety commission says the problem happens when the strings get caught on something and released. seven people have reported injuries. >>> the ceo of japanese air bag maker takata apologized to shareholders today. at least eight people have been killed and 100 injured by the air bags which can explode. faulty air bags have resulted in recall of nearly 34 million vehicles by 11 auto makers. >>> t mobile will allow customers to upgrade phones for free whenever they want. the jump on demand program is a leasing program. people can trade in a borrowed phone for another one as long as they keep paying the bill to t mobile. the old phone has to be in working condition and be a newer model. it allows people to keep up to date. mcdonald's says customers are choosing healthier options. the fast food chain says fewer people are picking soda for meals now that it stopped listing the drinks as an option on its menu. it says 48% of

lulu is also supporting a negative divergence. look at that. unlike chipotle and monster i wouldn't be look at an entry point but we have a quarter coming up. you have to be prepared for the strongest leaders to lose their mojo. lately they have all gotten slammed after flying too close to the sun and the charts as interpreted suggest that there could be even more pain ahead i would tell you these are high quality names. i'd say their stocks are too attractive to ignore at least for the secular fundamentalists out there that still believe when a stock goes lower it might also be getting cheaper and safer too. "mad money" is back after the break. ♪ ♪ hp instant ink can save you up to 50% on ink delivered to your door so print all you want and never run out. plans start at $2.99 a month. right now, buy an eligible printer and get three months of free ink with hp instant ink. available at participating retailers. the most affordable way to print. hp instant ink. >>> it is time. it is time for the lightning round and then the lightning round is

speaking of swoosh after so many weak quarters i found myself wondering, will nike step up and buy lulu before its shares roar even higher? or is it just a one off good quarter? we don't know! how about kohl's? that would have been the greatest department store turnaround in ages. the rebirth of a once fabulous growth company, up to $79 in april. last may, kohl's told us things weren't so good. holy cow. one-way trip down to 62. pbh, they put up a quarter after quarter disappointment. to the point where they gave up all the beautiful gains it got. and then out of nowhere, reports stellar international numbers just last monday from calvin klein. and it's lights out. 15 points up. retail is so inconsistent as to drive you crazy, which is saying something pretty amazing. sure, some changes are like clock work. sears tries to put lipstick on a pig. wal-mart stock down nearly 16% for the year. looks like there's no respite. costco's put up consistently good numbers, but not good enough. now the stock's been beaten to death from 153 to 138. it's enough for me to say hold it. retail's been a c

that's going to come out of lulu. i don't think you chase it. >> drop for burlington down 8%. karen. >> yeah, it was a miss on earnings from this retailer. a lot of the reasons that you've heard from everybody else. whether it's not getting the good cost, same-store sales down. they do talk about increased sales through the year but at a high-flying multiple like this ways think it's going to come in more ugly. >> massive drop for hovnanian down 10% to a new low, pete. >> yeah. and by the way, ken show. you're no ken show. i know ken show. >> he's a friend of yours? >> big friend of mine. these numbers were absolutely awful. they doubled loss. missed on earnings. missed on revenue. a couple of positive comments coming out from the ceo. of course you do that. 52-week weeks lows. i think the stock is a no touch even though it's off the lows. stay away. >> drop for t-mobile down 2%. >> verizon said not interested in t-mobile. maybe not. it trades at a huge valuation compared to at&t. but john ledger, ceo you talk about stud of studs. >> stud of studs. implying he's the studliest

lulu. strong activity all the way august 72.50 calls. way over interest. >> pete? >> variety of reasons why, and we were talking at the desk off air and talking about mcdonald's. i like this name and saw weekly call buying in this name. does it break up to $100 a share i? kind of tend to think so right now, especially off of what we are seeing in the fast food space or casual dining space with garden, what they were talking about with the reit supreme court tour >> you like the possibility of mcreit. >> i do like mcreit a lot. >> not the mcrib, reit. >> salivating, it's lunchtime. >> stef? >> i'm looking at the pc data, mpd data for may, better than expected. these stocks have been totally ignored and they have underperformed. i don't think you need much good data to have these stocks see a little bit of a lift. >> jimmy? >> staples will soon get regulatory approval for their merger and that's why it's climbing to 17. >> guys, thanks. >> thanks. >> thanks for having me. >> "power" starts right now. >> "halftime" is over and "power lunch" and the second half of the

lulu landman, the founder chip will send may sell his entire stake in the company. he's had disagreements with everybody. lululemon down 2%. california governor jerry brown on the historic drought putting the blame on global warming and overpopulation. too many people. that's the problem. >> no the problem is he doesn't have a true grip. you've got water been stolen. stuart: no, you are wrong. you are flat out wrong. they've got a drought crisis in california because for 30 odd years they haven't built a single reservoir. there's an enormous amount of water follows southern california, flows into california. they will collect it and now they've got to ration it. >> you actually agree with jerry brown? true to the people who run california have never taken the steps required to account for the increased population in california. they knew they were all these people coming. why did they prepare more reservoirs? >> do you think brown is doing a good job managing the crisis? this happened last year. stuart: i don't think he's doing a good job at all. sorry, go back to y

i always thought of lulu as half the product, and half the engagement. and with all the stuff that happened it was more the engagement -- >> do you think the product is as good as it's been? >> i think what happened since 2013 during the see-through pant saga and so on was that people afterwards became much more looking. made it sound like something more. prior to that they never looked even if there was a problem. i think it was much more psychological. i think that's faded into the background. >> who do you think are their biggest competitors right now? if you're them looking over their shoulder they're looking at who? >> i hope they're looking at how well they engage the customer. they don't have retail the way lulu does. >> you even have an athletta owned by the gap. >> i think that's there but i think they can raise their game. even if their stuff is more expensive, it would be about 40% more. so for whatever it is from a production standpoint it's a pretty good value. and i think it's more technically adept than a lot of competitors. >> your price

lulu was a currency problem. >> "wall street journal" spending a lot of ink on prices coming down with china with increased production of goods and increased demand for good. tires being a key example. auto, tire prices have come down sharply. >> monroe complained about that years ago. i didn't think it was going to get worse. i thought once again maybe someone in our government would complain about dumping. we seem to be a dumping ground according to dan d'amico former ceo of nucor who says we don't stand up. >> look out, you are going to be hit by a piece of rebar coming from china. >> anything that is a commodities coming right at us from china. we say nothing because that's the business we've chosen to sell a lot of product from china. this is about prel. >> you mentioned the airlines a while ago. the transports coming out of correction territory yesterday. even as these bomb threats are being said to be not credible. a lot of the airlines having trouble getting out of the gate. delta down 2%. >> that delta number. i don't know why people are surprised when they see monthly numbers

my animal translator, george lulu the bulldog is saying feel my pain. i didn't want to wake up this morning. but here i am. >> i feel like that dog is maybe possessed. >> see. george. >> it got some love out of it. >> what was the level of testosterone in the womb with that dog? >> unclear. pop news investigation under way. that is "pop news." >> i learned so much. >> thank you, lara. >> i learned that dan is not romantic. >>> we have to go outside to jesse palmer. he has our huge father's day celebration coming up. >> you an unbelievably heart-warming story about a dad named david holt. an emotional tale about a dad who showed love in a tough and trying time for his family. as we celebrate father's day all week long on "gma," there could not be a better place to be than right here in atlanta with all of david's friends, family coworkers celebrating him. i can't wait to share this story with you all. you won't want to miss it. amy? >> jesse, we love it. can't wait. a lot coming up. >>> also ahead, bill hader will be here. starring in gnaw movie, "inside

a lot of weirdness with chip wilson and selling or not selling this stake in lulu. you remain steadfast in the company? >> i still like it. i don't think this is a surprise. he sold half his stake last year in august to advent international, private equity firm. that's when we started to get interested in the name. he is not in any way in an operational function. he is not on the board of directors. it's curious as to why now. >> some see this as a positive. >> it could be. >> there's been a long history of friction between this gentleman and the board. some people view this as a positive step. >> right. you have new management in place. all new management in there. i've got a new board. you've got a lot of newness there. momentum is starting to pick up. clearly, we saw that in the first quarter yesterday. >> i was going to ask about that newness. there was silly talk about the men's underwear they are designing. is the new management team taking this company in the right direction? specifically with regard to product? >> they are doing a good job in terms of produc

lulu has been the great performer in this group even though you don't see the earnings momentum. i'm seeing stocks people are talking about breaking up starting to do things again. the industrials are working today. this is a better day. and i can't come back to what you were saying yesterday which is this market has a hard time staying down after a long time. it is a bit of a coiled spring. we're at a level where oh lot of technicians are saying it could hold. >> chevron and exxon leading the dow. up 102. >> we have a nice rally. i want to concentrate on one sector in particular and that's emergency stocks which have had a tough time of it recently. oil is on the verge of breaking out. we're looking at a 62 on oil. it's not quite there yet but moving the big energy names. they're all up 2 to 3% at this point, and that's what's helping the market overall. chevron the big mover in the dow. the other group i want to mention is interest rate sensitive. even though ten-year yields are up again, i have pointed out for the last two yeekweeks, these groups and even emerging markets have

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it's a tote bag from lulu dharma. heavy duty canvas beautiful, pastel geometric pattern. four different ones to choose from. waterproof on the incite. using it for the beach or any wet stuff you'll be okay. big discount on this. normally $125 slashed by 72% so today only $35. >> wow? can't beat that. >> that is a steal. >> okay. another one we're all eyes. >> gorgeous. >> gorgeous. >> ooh. from amelia rose these are two brand-new styles debuting first here on "good morning america." the double drop which we all love which comes in two different style, cushion cut or oval stones and then also the paris collection which has beautiful little pave stones around it. even more beautiful than you see on screen. big discount on these too. normally starting at $69, all of these are slashed by at least 51% so 29 to 34. >> what a deal. these make your outfits just sparkle. >> sparkle. >> they go with everything. i love love love. >> stunning. >>> last but not least, these are fun too so this was started by two college friends and now huge celebrity following. rihanna wears them. big

look at lulu by men making money. they are really shelling out hundreds of dollars for yoga pants. i better go to sandra. >> what you just said to scott was not very different from what the ceo said a little while ago back when the ceo made comments about how their yoga pants are for everyone alluding to the fact you have to a particular site autumn to wear their pants. it was sorted that it was the tipping point with the see-through pants. recovered all of this on your show. i was sort of the tipping point for the company. they never fully bounced back from that. it's been a rough road for a lot of competitors. >> a lot of this is true but the stock is up more than 10% and they just upped their guidance. they are giving a better guide in vain sales will improve with more international market. menswear lululemon at the international market in menswear. stuart: can you put god back up on the screen. i have an admission. on three occasions this calendar year i have been to yoga. i just want to make that very clear. i probably won't go back. >> that's very good. stewart come at the ri

lulu lemon recalling women's tops, lots of them, not all but lots of them. the tips on the draw string of it slap you. reports of injuries. get me out of this. nicole: absolutely right. and elastic string and hard metal or hard to come on the end of the court. if you go like this and pull it in a weird way, that is the same. who does that first of all but they -- be careful, i have a couple of the men died don't do that, it would not be a good juror on distraught, 318,000 have been recalled, a string in particular a you can get a replacement and they said it won't cost some money not like 2015. stuart: that was a big deal. thank you very much. >> we need a more litigious society. is very dangerous, a string that can bounce back. i don't know how i made it through childhood. stuart: sarcasm is a low form. what do you say? okay. the dow is up 57 points, nike is a dow stock, almost half the dow's gate is accounted for by nike's gain. a big deal i am telling you, my nike is a big deal even if you don't like it. >> i do. stuart: look at humana. etna reported it c