>> abercrombie & fitch. >> how are you doing? we're a great team. >> thanks. >> you make the store more approachable. >> what does that mean? >> i -- it's like -- you make -- >> more obtainable goal. >> yeah. you're, like, the relaxed fit. >> the relaxed fit. >> any excuse to show that what's behind that. >> abercrombie & fitch wants you to think of them as the opposite of what we were thinking about them for many, many years. they want to be known as the inclusive. not the exclusive, but authentic, happy, optimistic retailer. if you take a look at the ads. that's the old one. now here's the new one. if you'll notice, the new has a lot more clothes on as well. >> do you think the shirt on strategy is going to help? >> after all they are a clothing company. so it does help to show the clothing in the commercials. i guess i would put it like this. if regina george in "mean girls" started to smile, would she be a nice girl all of a sudden? the reality, retailers have to be authentic and have to live up to standards. if inclusive ret

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. >>> now to big news for abercrombie & fitch.saw seth rogen and zac efron poke fun at the story's iconic male models s is in "neighbors" >> abercrombie & fitch. >> we're a great team. >> thanks. >> you make the store more approachable. >> what does that mean? >> i -- it's like -- you make -- >> more obtainable goal. >> like the relaxed fit. >> the relaxed fit. >> any excuse to show that what's behind that. >> abercrombie & fitch wants you to think of them as the opposite of what we were thinking about them for many years and wants to be known as inclusive but not exclusive but authentic, happy, optimistic retailer. if you take a look at the side-by-side images their new ads and take a look at these new ads. that's the old one. now here's the new one. if you'll notice, the new has a lieutenant more clothes on, as well. >> do you think the shirt on strategy is going to help? >> after all they are a clothing company. so it does help to show the clothing in the commercials. i guess i would put it like this. if regina george in "mean

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we have a great flannel from abercrombie. layered with just a hoodie from h & m. another layer, this ja version. instead of combat boots we did a great chelsea boot. >> this is a grunge guy after he got married. >> or in brooklyn. >> he looks so good. i love this look. i think men in like the slimmer leg, so fresh. >> yes. it really makes sense for today. >> thanks, melissa. let's hand it over to another >>> i am here with a timeless icon, ms. betsy ross. otherwise known as carol stearns, ceo and president of u.s. fund for unicef. what a terrific program. trick-or-treat for unicef. how old is this program? >> 66th year of this program this year. we've raised $175 million in that 66 years, just by collecting change in these boxes. >> i remember carrying these when i was a kid. the little pennies and dimes that kids put in and get people to put in. what does that go to? >> we do whatever it takes to help a child anywhere in the world. $15 buys enough good, clean water for a child for an entire year. so those pennies, nickels and dimes, they add up really quickly. >>

but boy, a number of cut for abercrombie makes me think you got to get out of that.u're in that one, just go. just go. >> under armour for the week five days down 19%. i was looking at planks paper losses something in the range of 200 million. >> looks like the ravens aren't going to be bought by him. i will say this about plank, he is trying to do what amazon does. remember, his multiple is 48 times earnings, he's trying to get back to the 25 -- you know 22%, he wants to spend more. it's his company. and he is taking a longer term view. and you know what, he could be right but i think a lot of people just say i can't take this pain. and remember, mark parker from nike is not sitting back saying i'm going to let him carve up my business the way oracle felt they let salesforce cover up their business. >> yeah. >> that's a segue. >> thank you for that. you mentioned oracle of course it is in the news this morning because of netsuite. this is a story i followed some time back. people may recall when we were talking about the fact it did not appear oracle was in a positi

if i were to go to a mall and walk past an abercrombie & fitch and i see 06% off, i'm saying there is some difficulties there. >> maybe zumayaees? >> zumiez, perhaps, and where did you used to go? >> king. not publicly traded. >> making a comeback. >> another good exactly is radioshack. that was a big name, but then you saw stores starting to away. so to me, buy what you know doesn't necessarily mean buy the stock. it means understand how these companies are doing. and either buy what you know or don't buy what you know. so i still think it's important, when you go out, i tell my kids all of the time -- pay attention to what's going on in stores. >> totally changed. back then, people bought the brands that they know. there were bigger brands, more monopolistic. we have so many niche firms now, the whole concept could be challenged. when you have a gopro -- i'm not sure you could overlay it. so many moving parts, analysis has become more extreme. >> buy what you know is dangerous. ultimately, you're not looking at valuation, just saying, this is a company that seems to be executing. ev

we have a great flannel from abercrombie. layered with just a hoodie from h & m.ram. >> 66th year of this program this year. we've raised $175 million in that 66 years, just by collecting change in these boxes. >> i remember carrying these when i was a kid. it goes to such a great cause. the little pennies an dimes that kids put in and get people to put in. what does that go to? >> we do whatever it takes to help a child anywhere in the world. $15 buys enough good, clean water for a child for an entire year. so those pennies, nickels and dimes, they add up really quickly. >> can kids still get these boxes today? >> absolutely. you can go to unicef.org. >> make sure, besides the candy, get those joins cars and all of the extra change in the junk drawers around the house and trick-or-treat for unicef. ways good toal s >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. into the 50s and the wind is blowing today will be dying down later on. 56 degrees in somerton, you will see sunshine for the suburbs into the middle 50s for west chester and up to 56 degrees for allento

. >> did you see that they just did a rebrand of abercrombie & fitch? >> did they?> by the way it looks like the old look pretty much without naked people. >> that was an easy fix to make. i would like them to tone down the cologne smell. >> when you walk into the store. >> or when you walk by the store. >> and finally hp inc. expects to cut up to 4,000 jobs over the next three years. also hiked its quarterly dividend by 7% and said it's upping its share buyback program by $3 billion. i'm starting to think i do like the smell, it's just a little too much. >>> chris rock inking a record payday from netflix. the streaming service is paying rock $40 million for two -- two standup specials. that's it. the first one will tape in 2017. the deal is a loss for hbo which aired rock's previous five standup specials through 2008. i wish i understood the economics of those. >> do we know how much hbo paid him? >> i don't know. >> netflix boasts about being cash negative. but two pay $40 million for two -- >> maybe this jump starts into comedy. they're already in with chelsea ha