the stylic favorite "the devil wears prada" is the set for this on location vacation.ys andie sax. >> i cam to be a writer. >> reporter: she becomes an assistant to meryl streep's character. >> no no. that wasn't a question. >> reporter: the film's other star? new york city itself. the top six filming locations. to help you spend a day vacationing in the movie on your next trip to the big apple. at number six, erin mckenna's bakery. >> did someone eat an onion bagel. ? we have cookies, brownies bagels. it's vegan, gluten free. ♪ suddenly i see this is what i want to be ♪ >> reporter: up next number five runway magazine's offices. located within walking distance of radio city music hall and the empire state building. ♪ suddenly i see ♪ >> reporter: coming in at number four, fashion avenue. >> she neesd skirts. >> calvin klein. >> reporter: a shopper's paradise. home to the fashion walk of fame. >> are you there? >> i'm about to walk in. >> reporter: at number three, smith & wollensky. >> i would like my steak here in 15 minutes. >> we've been here 14 years. our creamed

. >> ysl jimmy choo and prada and louie vaton. if you love labels you'll love rv ad. shopper at sacks fifth avenue, my clients asked me to sell their things and it mushroomed and it got so big i had to leave my job. >> she now has a booming business on ebay. >> these feny shoes are gorgeous how much are they? >> $260 in our store. >> and these louboutins? 230 there's. >> i know that is still pricey for a pair of shoes but consider these shoes generally retail for $1,000 or more. how about this channel bag that is half off the original price and this dress new with tags $160 that is 65% off this black chanel dress is almost 85% off retail and the prada bag is $180 and recently she started something new aside from her online boutique you can make an appointment to shop at her brick and mortar location we asked you to go on the website if you see something we'll pull it and have a whole rolling rack ready for you, ask some questions as far as what they would like to see first quarter they are interested in work attire or casual attire we'll pull things in that size and s

. -- or prada. i think apple and starbucks will come out strong from this.mily: is there a bigger systemic riskier? how big is the problem? >> i have always been a bull on the chinese economy. now i'm getting concerned about the systemic risks. so many chinese companies have brought money and use their stock is collateral. that is quiet dangerous right now. the second part is really what the chinese regulators are doing right now. it is similar to the greek banks. you can't take money out of the greek banks, more than 60 euro's, and now 50% of chinese shares are suspended and retail investors can't exit. that is why you see the hit on hong kong. a lot of them are selling off hong kong shares to get liquidity to pay that margin calls. we don't know how many companies are using their shares as collateral, and we don't know how much the financing is going to hit every day retell investors. i am getting more concern, especially because the regulators seem to panic, and i think it has triggered the fear in china this week. emily: glenn. gdv in chinese startups, l

in a moment, we'll hear from a textile producer in ghana who feels the same pain as the guccis and pradas of this world. and here's what's coming up over the next half-hour. taxes are boring?! meet african trainees who want to change their country though -- through better administration. education is key -- how an indonesian social entrepreneur is giving young people hope and opportunity. and habitat alarm -- how mayan villagers in mexico are trying

in a moment, we'll hear from a textile producer in ghana who feels the same pain as the guccis and pradas of this world. and here's what's coming up over the next half-hour. taxes are boring?! meet african trainees who want to change their country though -- through better administration. education is key -- how an indonesian social entrepreneur is giving young people hope and opportunity. and habitat alarm -- how mayan villagers in mexico are trying to save what's left of their forest. until a few years ago, the textile industry in africa was pretty stable. or at least until the liberalization of the market opened the door for cheaper competition from asia. hundreds of thousands of jobs were lost, mostly in south africa, nigeria, kenya -- and in ghana. there, nine out of 10 textile workers lost their jobs, leaving only 3,000 today. product piracy is adding to the woes of ghana's fabric producers. they are proud of their unique designs and traditional techniques. but just as for the big fashion brands like adidas or chanel, while consumers like their style, they increasingly shy away from

really had trouble with only one marlin, and that was martin prada. he went 3 for 3 at the plate and drove in a run. this one right here put miami up 2-1. they don't look back from there. 4-1 your final score. manager matt williams knows his club let one slip away. >> a couple of times bases loaded and one out. couldn't get it done tonight. but, you know, overall i thought some guys put together some good at-bats. we just didn't come through with that one that we needed. so nonetheless, it's nice to see jason throughout and zim out there. looks like they're seeing it fine. they're swinging okay. >> nationals players have a new teammate on their roster in jonathan papelbon. the former philly will be the new nat closer. he comes to the team after a phenomenal season in philadelphia. he was 17 for 17 in save opportunities. as for drew storn the current closer he played 29 games this year. he'll be demoted. the setup in the eighth inning to get papal bomb. that gave up aa pitcher nick aveta. >>> a much better night for baseball in baltimore. khris davis h

. >> no, it's interesting about knowing the chinese consumer -- i just bought a great prada back oute street. it's amazing. dirt cheap. it was 30 bucks. it's incredible. >> authentic. >> yeah, baby! >> nis use ce use of fugezi. we don't get that all the time. >> if it closes beyond 120 you wonder if it's going to round turn and trade back around 105. >> you have good taste in prada bags. >> no doubt. >> now we'll talk about this. what else in the u.s. could be impacted by a weaker chinese stock market and potentially weaker economy? tim seymour has three stocks that could get hit. >> ultimately there are three main sectors that i would argue have been the greatest beneficiaries of the china free lunch. if the free lunch is over, watch out for luxury, watch out for retail and watch out for auto. let's quickly look at tiffany, which to me is kind of the poster child for all the u.s. multinationals that at least in the luxury space have seen. this is a five-year chart. tiffany has gone from 30, 27, all the way up to 70 where it's at now. but you've got a case where the multiple on the s

prada? arnold: louis vuitton. they want vacheron constatin watches.high-end stuff, and so we have to reconfigure our retail there for the very high end. so each ship is different. a lot of americans are shoppers. and they want great quality at really great pricing. and they are not as hung up in general on the big luxury brands. for example, on the carnival brand, but on some other brands they would be. betty: is there one brand that you would like to get on board that you haven't gotten yet? arnold: in terms of one retail brand? you know, i would love to get higher items in. like maybe bentley or rolls-royce automobiles. if we could sell a couple automobiles onboard, that would be nice. [laughter] betty: that would be nice. that's a big ticket item. whether it is the promise of the emerging chinese market or the appeal of ushering in the next generation of millennial cruisers, these two titans are laying it all on the line and moving full speed ahead to shake off the negative news of the past. royal caribbean's enormous flagship vessel, quantum of th

prada? arnold: they want vacheron constatin watches.ly like high-end stuff, and so we have to reconfigure our retail there for the very high end. so each ship is different. a lot of americans are shoppers. and they want great quality at really great pricing. they are not as hung up in general on big luxury brands. for example, on the carnival brand, but on some other brands they would be. betty: is there one brand that you would like to get on board that you haven't gotten yet? arnold: in terms of one retail brand? i would love to get higher items in. like maybe bentley or rolls-royce automobiles. if we could sell a couple automobiles onboard, that would be nice. betty: that would be nice. that's a big ticket item. whether it is the promise of the emerging chinese market or the appeal of ushering in the next generation of millennial cruisers, these two titans are laying it all on the line and moving ahead to shake off the negative news of the past. royal caribbean's enormous flagship vessel, quantum of the seas, won't be top dog for lon

prada is affected as well. hong kong retail down 2.1%.t for that. >> these are the stories making headlines around the world. expand thelook to role of the military. opposition is growing. was approved by community -- committee. are given need to counter a rising china. mexico has released pictures of drug lord as he made his escape from prison. security footage shows him in the shower. he then entered a tunnel more than a kilometer long and vanished. he was considered one of the world's richest and most powerful drug traffickers. he was recaptured last year after an earlier prison break. a plane trying to fly around the world powered by the sun has put its mission on hold. the flight will not come before april at the earliest. mission control said its batteries were damaged during the journey from japan earlier this month. they overheated, and could not be cooled in midair. the mission will continue next year. andaad: it is wednesday, federal reserve chair janet yellen delivered an upbeat message saying that rates will rise at some point

the louis vuitton, the prada, they are getting more for less. john: u.s.toms service, always eager to make themselves more important. they say the black offer for hand bag shoes and crime rings, it's a big threat to people. more than a billion dollars in counterfeits are seized by customs and border protection annually as federal agents crack down on the crime of the century. >> you can buy anything that is legitimate. you think you have a small savings, getting the real product at a discounted price only to find it's a counterfeit. john: the crime. century, they call it. >> i'm not sure it's the crime of the century. i think it's true in the world that organized crime has finger in every pie which they can make money it be legal or illegal. if we want to get after organized crime, get after organized crime, the counterfeiting issue is more or less a red herring. john: the international chamber of commerce claims 2 1/2 million jobs are lost because of fake products. >> the international chamber of commerce figures counterfeiting products are worth zero. th

pradas on my zipper. >> an aspiring performer makes an unexpected video debut with a performance that'sk coming at me and i couldn't even dodge it. it was that quick. >> in most "caught on camera" stories, the camera plays a passive role but this time, the camera serves as an unwitting instigator for a young man who finds it hard to resist any opportunity to perform. >> man, it's like a high that no drug can, you know, compete with. ♪ i will make it rain a hurricane katrina ♪ >> kendrick green loves to rap and hopes to make it his career. >> i do hip-hop. i write r & b music. i'm just a versatile artist. i mean, you hand me the beat and i can do it. i rap about life. >> on august 25th, 2009, in aurora, illinois, kendrick and some friends are just finishing up a landscaping job when he's tempted to do a little routine for a friend's camera. >> i was showing the other workers my music, my song. i was telling him i had a dance for it. one of the guys had a camera. just kind of goofing around, i was like hey, why don't you record me dancing to this song. >> it's where kendrick decides to da

that i know where both big fans considered chick flick, but i love the movie the definitely wears prada good movie. kacie and bring talking about there is we new you guys would bring up this, man, i have said it on the air before, the notebook. >> oh,. >> good movie. >> really. >> like eight times during the movie. >> so true, crying and everything else. >> i have said it before and i'll say it again, worse movie of all time is the english patients. >> oh, yes, i agree. english patient, seinfeld did a whole thing about how -- the problem is it got such a great critical response, raves on it, and i hate it, as well. i'll tell you a movie i think actually chick flick but i love, jane seymour shall somewhere in time. >> okay. >> did you ever see that? >> i'll check it out. >> from justin to kelly. >> really? >> i am not kidding. >> he loves it. >> you know what i believe, i believe you guys in public you like oh, we don't like chick application, but secretly you guys go home, get your little popcorn, watch chick application all night. >> no way. >> not so much. >> , my goodness. >> in the