tommy hilfiger donated $1 million to try and improve factory safety. we're talking about one of the poorest factories in the world. they don't have sprinkler systems, a lot don't have fire extinguishers, tool people working in crowded conditions. they're using sewing machines, wired any way they can, and so a lot of these start as electrical fires. >> we don't know what the cause of the fire is here. >> we do not know. that's a fairly typical thing, a lot of fatalities, casualties, people hurt. what's sadder, a lot of these factories, the doors are locked closed. not only aren't there fire exits, the doors are locked closed to keep the workers from sneaking out, in theory, during work hours. people find they are locked in by the exits that are available. we do not believe that's the case here but it will take a few days to find out what went wrong. >> how sad. thanks so much for the details on that. john mann, always good to see you. >>> shoppers gear up for cyber monday. and just how good are those deals? we'll explain. >>> two key lawmakers change th

and our management team in europe, that's done such an extraordinary job with tommy hilfiger, along withagement team. i think with that infrastructure and a much larger operating platform, can really take that business and turn it around and bring it back to its historical levels of profitability. that approach 15%. >> can't resist. october looked looked like a good month for you guys. >> october was a very strong month. as part of the announcement, we updated guidance. we were just recently upgraded about four weeks ago with our analyst presentation. so business has been strong. the third quarter very strong. calvin, tommy both in the high business. our heritage business, relatively flat. tommy's european business, comps are running up 15%. i'm not aware of anyone doing that well in europe. >> no one is doing that well in europe. other than you, no one. congratulations. manny chirico. this is why i want you to be in his stock. good things happen when good managements are doing good things for the shareholder base. stay with cramer. thank you, manny. thank you. >>> coming up, are you rea

pvh already owns tommy hilfiger, along with the design and product development for calvin klien brands. warnaco holds the licensing agreements for the calvin klien jeans and underwear divisions. now pvh will fully control calvin klien, tommy, as well as its izod, geoffrey beene, kenneth cole other brands. the latest third-quarter earnings to hit the market were mostly in the black. the odd one out is barclays, which posted a loss ahead of two new investigations into trading. hyatt hotels' higher third- quarter net income was due to recent hotel buys in the u.s. and mexico and renovations to current properties. clorox was up on price increases on its products, and garmin had higher profits on reduced costs and sales increases in its mapping products. still to come, disney is buying the star wars franchise. find out who emerges as the big winner in the deal later on. but first, investors are running to bonds as a safe play. but there are some hidden risks you need to know. that's next. carl icahn has an eye on netflix. his hedge fund acquired a 10% stake in the company. netflix shares sh

and this is a high-end outlet mall where you have tommy hilfiger, prada, movado. there were no door busters at 10:00 but there are savings running for another hour and a half here at the outlet malls. you have a large crowd at 4:30 in the morning. i mean if you didn't know better you could think this was 9:00 at night when people are awake but everyone is still out here. reporting live in livermore, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it seems like a lot of hustle and bustle. thanks, bob. >>> malls all over the country packed as people get a jump on their holiday shopping and cash in on major discounts. check out these images from the pre premium outlets in gilroy. shoppers packed in tight as they tried to get their gifts. patience! the coach store was so packed there was a massive line just to get in and shoppers looking to get their caffeine fix had to wait in a long line outside of starbucks. >> that is amazing, so dedicated. well, across the country national retailers threw open the doors to early morning bargain hunters. jay gray was there as early morning sho

and then in the second macy's store there is tommy hilfiger, [speaker not understood] beauty, bakery, pink berry, beauty lapped. -- land. we hit the thai noodle house, [speaker not understood], chipotle, we're coming across the hyde 200 block, [speaker not understood], the hotel with custom designer jewelry store inside the retail space. the gift stage, lefloor nail and hair salon, fred's liquor mart and food mart. here's where we cross mason street and hit the o'farrell parking garage which is about 300 yards long, 8 stories high, and on their retail level they have alamo, thrifty, [speaker not understood]. we have another hotel, 450 which is the building which is totally fenced off. and then 474. if we want to knock out a gateway into mid-market unction we need to address 474 o'farrell street and three blocks north to south and east to west out of mid-market. thank you, guys, have a good day. >> thank you. any additional public comment? >>> sue hester. i was going to speak next week, but i think what dale said about the warriors deserves to be heard. i plead with the people on this

abc news investigation earlier this year, many of the best-known american retailers including tommy hilfiger and the gap have been drawn to bangladesh, drawn by the cheapest labor in the world, as low as 21 cents an hour, producing clothes in often crowded, deplorable conditions that would be illegal most anywhere else, certainly in the u.s. >> the cheapest place, the worst conditions, the most dangerous conditions for workers, and yet orders continue to pour in. >> reporter: it turns out walmart inspectors warned last year that the factory had violations and/or conditions which were deemed to be high risk according to a document on the factory website, yet walmart clothes continued to be made at the factory, according to workers' groups who found clothing with walmart's private label, faded glory, in the burned out remains late this weekend. walmart confirmed one of the suppliers did use that factory to make their clothes, but walmart, famed for its tight control of the suplly chain, says the order was placed with the factory without its knowledge and violated walmart policy. walmart says i

tommy hilfiger, everything is 40% off. some items are 50% off. that gives you a sense of why people are coming out here. as i was mentioning, it looks like we could see seeing a second wave as we call a reasonable hour starts to approach us. reporting live in livermore, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> malls across the country really packed. people cashing in on major discounts. these are some images shot overnight from the premium outlets in gilroy. shoppers packed in tight as they tried to get their gifts there. look at the crowd outside the coach store. it was so packed there was just a massive line to get in. they had to kind of wait to let people in. shoppers right nearby, they had to get their caffeine fix as well to stay up from all that turkey they had earlier. long line outside of starbucks as well. >> and don't forget the small businesses. after black friday comes small business saturday. it's a day dedicated to supporting small businesses. the campaign is sponsored by american express. to find the participating businesses in your ar

in the $50 million range we had some of the founders of tommy hilfiger as well as an internet investor lower range is the $50 million apartments. >> exactly, starter apartments. jenna: they don't need to get a mortgage. they are not looking to finance those apartments. >> absolutely not. these are people buying cash and probably own multiple residences around the world of equal value. jenna: when we see these high-end apartments start to sell again and we're seeing that in new york a lot, new construction a lot of high-end what is that telling us about the real estate market for the rest of the country? >> what it's saying is that new build real estate is sort of happening again, it's back. obviously most buyers are not going to be buying in the 50 or $95 million range, even on main street on the he lower level we are seeing housing starts up by 15% in september. there was a 15% increase in housing starts in september, just in that month and a 34% in housing starts for the whole year. that translates into literally hundreds of thousands of new houses that are being built and that also