ramÓn: gracias, marÍa, buenas tardes estamos en el estacionamiento de la tienda cosco en la ciudad de san josÉ. de acuerdo las autoridades, quiero mostrar esta parte del estacionamiento, donde comenzÓ un altercado verbal entre un hombre y una mujer. posteriormente, vinieron corriendo justamente hasta la entrada de la tienda cosco, que parece a mi espalda. fuente es el lugar donde la mujer le disparÓ al hombre, esta es la informaciÓn. >> donde quiera que salimos matan gente, vivimos aquÍ digo quÉ pasÓ? ramÓn: reacción de sorpresa e inseguridad, es el sentir que generÓ desconcierto entre clientes de esta tienda en san josÉ luego de enterarse de que una persona fue baledad minutos despuÉs del mediodÍa en el Área del estacionamiento. >> cuando llegamos aquÍ empezamos investigar el incidente. encontramos un adulto con una herida, no fue mortal. ramÓn: segÚn la policÍa san josÉ el hombre baleado recibiÓ tiro en la pierna, y todo parece indicar que la persona que le disparÓ a la vÍctima es una mujer. >> pudimos hablar con sospechosos, la persona la tenemos detenida ahor

the chinese shipping giant cosco look set to buy its hong kong rival 00ilfor $6.3bn. and would make cosco the world's third biggest shipping company. monica miller is in our asia business hub in singapore. what more do you have on this? cost those stocks are gaining traction after the news broke of the weekend that the shipping company offered to buy its rival, 0rient 0verseas international out of hong kong for $6.3 billion. that will make it the third biggest container ship company in the world. this comes at a crucial time for the chinese government that wants to raise its global shipping profile, which was a big part in its initiative aimed at increasing a supply chain to the west. they will now have 400 vessels to achieve that goal. but analysts say that the sooner shares often fall say that the sooner shares often fa ll after say that the sooner shares often fall after an announcement like this. but cosco's stock rose to its highest in almost two years today. monica, thanks. asian stocks rallied on monday. tokyo stocks closed higher as chinese data kept investors upbeat on the global

flipping the board to check on shipping stocks after cosco offered to buy orient overseas cosco up 6%, an, orient overseas, surging the most in eight years. mitsui osk jumping, leading stocks higher. taipei,n adding 1.2% in so a nice list given that cosco -oriented combo there. heads up to trading in hong kong , shares of several companies suspended today. one company will make an announcement regarding a substantial acquisition, while hasre land's trading halt to do with a possible privatization. just getting the inflation data. bang in line%, with estimates come no change from the month before. the estimates for consumer price , so steady as% she goes, stable when it comes to that. that is the picture out of china when it comes to inflation, showing that inventory buildup is taking place in some of that overhang when it comes to the producer price number as well. let's find out what is going on and joined paul allen. g-20 wound up with the u.s. further out of step than ever with its international peers. president trump flew home having been lectured on trade by china and france and

cosco's offer was a 41% premium to orient overseas, pushing cosco into the world's top three. the family has accepted the offer, but the requires regulatory and investor approval. singaporean sovereign wealth fund gic has warned investors are being too complacent about looming market risks. the ceo disclosed that the funds main performance gauge fell for the second straight year. the warning from gic as investors worried that low readings in market measures could foreshadow a giant disturbance down the road. d-european stock exchange has $2.3 billion available for acquisitions as it seeks to double in size and diversify. meanwhile, the ceo told bloomberg how they plan to capitalize on the post-brexit world. >> i don't know how many jobs will come to the continent and how many will come to paris. i think a fundamental trend is starting. if you want to make money and do business with the company's and full of savings in this group of 27 countries, then, you have to be located in that part of the world. reporter: that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: thank you, juliette s

>>> right now at 11:00, a smash and grab robbery at a local cosco. tonight police are wondering if the same thieves have done the same thing at other bay area stores. the news at 11:00 starts right now. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. peggy bunker has the night out. police are looking for a team of masked men. nbc bay area sergio ken tona talked to police. >> reporter: three men wearing surgical masks struck just as the store opened to customers. >> went straight to the jewelry sis play case, smashed it open, took an undetermined amount of julie. >> reporter: they hopped quickly into a get away car driven by an accomplice. over the last two months, bay area coscos have been the targets of such robberies. one suspect was arrested in the first robbery. the second incident happened about a week later. the bandits made off with high-priced watches. in all incidents including the robbery today three men wore mask, used hammers to smash open the jewelry case, and had get away cars. one man said he's not concerned. >>

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saw the flail behind cosco, we thought it was the cots though, then saw it was behind cosco. >> asleep, taking a nap. she come in, we lost power, and i go out, i check, i see the big plume of smoke. ah-hah. the power restored to 50,000 customers, and some still without power. officials are trying to figure out what sparked that explosion. >> well, a high ranking vatican cleric accused of sexually assaulting multiple people years ago returns to us a yale to stand trial. cardinal george pell, pope francis top financial advisor, avoid the the media as he arrived at sydney airport over the weekends. australian authority say the 76 year old facing multiple counts every historical sexual assault. meaning the crimes happened years ago. there is no statute of limitations on such crimes in australia. pell is maintaining his innocence. >>> replacing obamacare is congress' top priority as members return to capitol hill this morning, last month gop senators unveiled their version after healthcare bill. failed to get enough support. and no vote before the fourth every july recess. cbs "face the nat

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look at the top ten wal-mart as you might guess is the king def defined as a hyper market after that cosco all the way down at ten is amazon that this was a little bit a little while ago but would you say that the brick and mortar is still the big way to go i bought something at wal-mart recently they're attempting to do an amazon sort of thing it didn't seem like they were pulling it off as much but they're trying so do you think that the brick and mortar to online is still going to be something that's more compatible with people. well prick and mortar is is actually become a critical component to retailers overarching multichannel strategies it's it wasn't that long ago though that retailers were freaking out a little bit and thinking of stores as being you know very cumbersome and and perhaps just feeling burdened by those locations but the sensibility is changed really rapidly to where retailers are looking at their stores and looking at ways that consumer gys that brick and mortar presence with their digital presence and i would put wal-mart at the top of the list of you know what doe

this deal is seen as a big tram four cosco. they are third in the world in terms of shipping giants. what led to this deal to be signed from both sides? shippinge two companies have known each other a long time. the same shipping alliance, called ocean alliances. they have a lot of similarities and compete in the same environment. there is a lot of synergy. given the transformation and consolidation in the shipping industry, this is the right time for the two of them to talk about in a day. given the transformation and consolidation in the shipping -- m&a. yvonne: hong kong may be falling behind, overshadowed when it comes to that, as well. samson: i would say it is more of the former. shipping is the result of a series of restructuring onrcises, which ubs advised in 2015 and 2016. after that, it does create a world class leader in the shipping industry. restructuring,c they are making the company even more international than it ever was. yvonne: we have seen quite a few deals out of china that have been from regulators. what i

after we signed last year with cosco. >> there's some confusion within the shipping industry given the qatar crisis are you letting ships with foreign flags pass through even though they're trading with qatar or is the blockade really limited to ships sailing with qatari flags >> well, i mean, we are not preventing any to visit our ports. as a matter of fact, we put a statement up >> i wanted to come back to the reports saying that you've been talking to a number of bankers about ipo. last week you shot down reports saying it is too early at what point would it be the right time for your company to ipo? what conditions have to be -- what sort of conditions are you waiting for? >> well, our company is embarking and many aggressive opportunities. looking at different ways of funding. but in the immediate, there's no immediate plan to go to ipo at this stage last month we signed an agreement to run for port and expanding to other ports in the region. >> thank you for that. ceo of abu dhabi ports hopefully we can talk to you when you ipo that business thanks nfor your time. >>> heineken po

the men were surgical masks and entered a cosco right after it open. the thieves used a hammer to smash the glass case and stole an undisclosed amount of jewelry. the thieves jumped into a getaway car that was waiting for them right outside. that vehicle was a black chevy sonic with the paper license plate. police are investigating whether this case is connected to other similar robberies>>> police arrested a man on suspicion of setting a string of fires. the 23-year-old from palo alto is facing four felony counts of arson for four fires early friday morning. among the fires between 2:00 and 4:00 a car was set on fire in a caltrain parking lot. a dumpster was also set on fire. there was another dumpster fire on high street and a small brush fire on a bike path. police say an officer took him into custody after recognizing him from a surveillance picture. >>> a federal judge has convicted a former arizona sheriff for refusing to stop traffic controls. the former sheriff violated a court order to stop the traffic patrols so he could promote his immigrati

. >> when i go to cosco, to get my toilet paper, whatever. >> that is the best place to get it ever hear of the dresher george's dresher town market, their chicken has 12 herbs and spices. >> oh,. >> love it. >> twelve. >> sounds good. >> nothing eats good olds kentucky fried. >> boom. pop it. get the sides. >> corn. >> mashed potatoes. >> with the gravy. >> remember genos, that's all they had. geno's kentucky fried chicken. look, 95 southbound, heavy cottman into girard, through the construction zone. time to make the chicken. and the donuts, and back up on the vine street expressway, folks crossing town, trying to get in toward 30th street station. we got the rain coming through. here is a live look, one of the cameras up near the allentown interchange. you can see, little bit of glare on the road surface, so little wet road conditions will change, as we roll through the day, already, in delaware, got the wipers on, headlights on, this is live look new castle being, 95 outside the welcome center. is septa two regional, chestnut hill rest, trenton line, starting out with a couple of del

. >>> the san jose police arrested a woman that they say shot and wounded a man in the cosco parking lot at 12:30 pm yesterday outside of the store on almaden boulevard. the victim worked at the store and had just finished his shift. officers found him suffering from a gunshot one to the lake and the suspect, the suspected shooter knew the victim and we are told that the suspect is his ex-wife but the police have not confirmed that. >>> it is 6:10 am. >>> a deadly shooting at the ups facility in san francisco is still taking a toll on the workers that saw it. jimmy lam shot and killed three ups drivers and wounded two before killing himself on june 14. the union official says that only five of the 40 ups drivers that saw this last month came back to work. the chronicle is reporting that some of the drivers are working with trauma counselors. >>> despite the warnings against illegal fireworks this fourth of july many people say there were more than ever, the number of 911 calls to report illegal fireworks decreased according to the san francisco examiner but the paper reports the numb

cosco shipping heading the other way, it was at a 19 month high , perhaps a bit of profit taking in the latter half and seven group holdings doing well. it operates caterpillar's dealerships in australia and china, we have that number coming through from caterpillar in the u.s. session. us trillion cpi, the aussie has fallen on that and take a look at this chart. the yellow bar here is rba's inflation target of 2.3%. the white line is out of that range now and we have interest rates at record lows well off 2008, 2009. saw in a lot of analysts saying you're not going to see the rba even start to talk about listing interest rates if they -- lifting interest rates if they have inflationary that target. inflation coming in at 1.8%. manus: thank you. this is the no comment of no comment, daimler declares -- declines to comment. the allegations are carried going back as far as the 1990's in board meeting technology, emissions systems, brakes and transmissions so there is no further comment. they came out with numbers this morning and confirmed the numbers for this year would be significant gr

having a look at stocks, cosco shipping looking good. coca-cola a mental going the other way in sydney. orion under pressure in seoul. nomura not helping things out, saying it expects a 26% drop in sales this year. one stock we have been watching is samsung beating its own forecasts with its related -- latest quarterly profit. the wetland shows us sense of share price over the last two years. the blue line is apple. samsung has radically outperformed apple, even though both have had a great dirt to 2017. -- great start to 2017. we have seen samsung shares of 32% so far in 2017. manus: thank you very much. early story of the day, global selloff. they have been selling bonds. central bank changed the narrative. u.s. treasury sold off the 30-year yields. later today, we have the jobs report in the united states of america. a stronger than expected number. maybe for the reason to push the selloff. let's get sobriety back into this. maybe i should contain myself. it is a 1.7% combined drop in equities and bonds. you haven't seen that since 20

you had cosco brand like kirkwood as the lower margin products with popular niches. amazon seems to be jumping onto this trend. and that seems to be the near-term thing rather than some crazy futuristic thing. joe: when we talked to you the day it was announced, you honed in on the issue but on a slightly different angle. basically that this was the one area where there is this long tail of new brands and the catalogs of the world and amazon will have more data on who consumers want to buy than anyone else. 10tt: seven of the top beauty brands are brands you likely never heard of. you likely don't have to defer to the large red, our favorite brand is what amazon tells us is our favorite brand. we went to chobani and now the yogurt that beyonce is eating on instagram. nowmarket chair last year, 50% and that we present taken by smaller brands. julia: is that true? we tell amazon what we want and they taylor that -- tailor that. it is a two-part process rather than then telling us what we want and we tell them. scott: that is exactly right. amazon is a search engine wit

the will cosco love for the seniors if there vouchers don't cover their entire premium? will they be subject to higher cost sharing? seniors are paying close attention and have every reason to worry, so i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and preserve medicare for generations to come and with that i yield back. >> the republican budget once again ceased to ballot itself on the backs of the most adorable amongst us, working families, middle-class folk, the poor, the sick, the afflicted, rule america and now by targeting medicare seniors who are simply trying to live out their golden years with the dignity and respect that they not only deserve, but have earned by paying in to the system and that's why i urge support for this amendment to protect medicare in this country. .. member who would like to claim time in opposition to the amendment? mr. smucker, you are recognized. >> thank you, madame chair. it's important that we strengthen, we secure and we save medicare for current seniors and for future generations of americans. and our budget does just that. the m

cosco up by 2%. sales beat estimates. almost double what the essence of -- what the estimates were. missd-quarter revenue did estimates. sales were slightly better but it was pizza hut the real culprit bring yum china down. after years of payroll growth, somewhat disappointing so far this year compared to the previous months. companies complain they can't find of workers. on the eve of the june payroll report, michael mckee joins us from boston with more on what people are calling the skills gap. michael.in with you, the message in the data, the signal from what we have seen over the last couple of months? michael: it's interesting. the government is forecasting tomorrow that 177,000 net new people were hired in the month of june. that can be a lot higher. let me show you a chart. job openings have been rising all year. they are now at a record level in the u.s. look at how hiring has lagged. business leaders say there is a skills gap out there. people that were laid off from jobs in factories don't have the skills necessary to move up into tech employment. jon: put that into the wa

department stores all that have been threatened by recent amazon moves like walmart and kroger, target, cosco, et cetera what all of the changing landscape is doing is pushing the traditional retailers to get better to service customers better. do it in a way they want i think that will continue as far as walmart buying bonobos, that was about three things that was about acquiring institutional knowledge on how it is to operate on-line, two, to appeal to that more affluent customer base that has a higher penetration of spending on-line, and three, to pick up share within the apparel category which is important because given the gross profit dollar profile of an apparel transaction it looks more attractive when you sell that on-line compared to some other categories. i think that's the rationale behind what walmart is doing and what it will continue to do as far as pushing further on-line. >> is that your pick who's your second half we're doing playbooks here second half retail playbook pick here out of the space? >> we like two ideas within the retail sector for the second half home depot, mo

cosco, well, it's a winner yet again. they reported higher sales, comp store sales are phenomenal. the company doing well in the age of online shopping. of course, don't forget about tesla serious red arrows there. the stock was $386 a share within the last week or so and now it's down there at ten-month low. hey, a new interview, german angela merkel doubled down in comments that europe can no longer rely fully on the united states anymore but in poland today president trump reaffirmed america's commitment to europe and nato, roll tape. >> americans know that a strong alliance of free sovereign and independent nations is the best defense for our freedoms and for our interests. that is why my administration has demanded that all members of nato finally meet their full and fair financial obligation. charles: colonel peters, your reaction to the speech. >> charles, i've been kept call about trump's attitude with russia and putin. that warsaw speech was to me the most timely and most effective speech given by an american president on european oil since ronald reagan said mr. gorbishas

tomorrow results from big banks friday, jpmorgan >>> shares of orient overseas popping after china cosco shipping announced a takeover deal for the shipping company. this deal makes the company the world's third largest container liner. and wanda selling theme parks, selling tours and projects to developers for $9.3 billion. the sale expected to cut debt pile, strengthen case for listing on the main land after it was de-listed from hong kong last year. >>> apollo getting club corp, months after the golf course operator announced retirement of its ceo, club corp previously said it decided not to pursue a strategic transaction. that sale didn't result in offers for the country president trump's foreign policy is in focus in washington, following that meeting with putin friday we have more on a lot that took place over the weekend >> good morning. secretary of state tillerson and other senior officials stress the focus of the relationship is on moving forward. one way they considered doing that gave many pause president trump tweeting sunday the u.s. and russia would form an impenetrable cy

full steam ahead for chinese shipping giant cosco. a $6 billion bid for rival 00|l would make it the world's third