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tim boyle from columbia sportswear.ffin from said it out in howard schultz from starbucks and charles schwab and george roberts. it's a homeowners community, but is also at four seasons hotel. have amazinged restaurants, lots of swimming pools, a lagoon stocks with 4000 different fish. carol: you went there? bob: i reported there but stay down the road. it was an amazing place. carol: some of these owners of properties now, you talked about in your story about how they have to "show their papers." maybe there is not a lounge chair for them? bob: the place is so popular that some people own homes, presumably not the people i just mentioned, are loaning out there places are renting other places for income. that means more people using the hotel resort and the hotel has served the crackdown by charging a very high unaccompanied yes fee per person during the pp. -- peak periods. it's $250 per person per day. that means a family of four renting a house for $1000 a day on top of whatever rent they are paying. that makes it ba

. >> it's interesting i had columbia sportswear on, colm, that's a good company.tted they got hurt on the liquidation. remember, sports authority was kind of like you took the merchandise in but you didn't get paid for the most part because they closed. >> that's true. >> some people are -- >> it is no longer with us. >> no. nor is dave's outdoor. >> dave's outdoor no longer with us either. >> remember dave's outdoor when tony soprano got involved -- >> of course. >> of course this is not criminal, it's not like that. but what happened is you sent the merchandise, and then they filed. >> right. >> that's kind of it. i remember my father shipment bags and we said he sent 10,000 bags to clothing company, this is when i was in fourth grade. and they locked the doors and my dad was stuck with 10,000 bags. i carried a lunch bag all the way from fourth grade to twelfth grade. my father said what are we going to do with them? stacked them in the laundry room. >> that's what happens when some of your customers go out of business. >> that's what happens. and plus people co

but athleta was good, good read through to columbia sportswear. athleta is strong, not disappointing. and art peck's not delusional. i didn't want to hurt his feelings. i just read it and said, wow, to me that's a little delusional. >> we'll dive deeper on gap and some other names in a little bit. we want to get to the investigation into the missing egyptair jet. the egyptian military says the debris from the plane which had 66 people onboard has now been found in the mediterranean sea. we're live in paris with more on that. hey, hadley. >> reporter: hey there, so several developments over the last several hours, certainly here we've been following the investigation very closely. we know french authorities are on the ground in cairo. we know an airbus expert is on the ground with them as well as working with egyptian authorities trying to figure out just what happened to egypt air flight 8804. the european space agency came out and said one of their satellites picked up what looks like a potential oil slick about two miles long in the area where t