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brooks brother, a cotton shirt was better; right?what we did, had our textile experts eyeball six really high profile products from high profile american companies, ll bean, land's end, and the shirt was impeccable. that brooks brothers shirt had a perfect fit and finish. the stripes lined up, attention to detail. it was a fine a garment as we've seen. gerri: new balance shoes, though, not a high mark. >> here's one of the shoes, an you can tell it's made in america. says so right here. they have a couple factories in the u.s.. i applaud them for making stuff here, but in the case of this particular sneaker, it was well built, double stitching at most joints, good adhesion in the seoul and upper, but the synthetic materials were cheap, stiff, unflexible, and felt because of that inflexibility, it could result in unusual wear to the shoe. also, we found out the materials were not pourous which could retain heat. it was heavier than the running shoes we see made today. the trends in lightweight, but this is a clungy shoe. they were wel

think they'll start looking at my women's with a different eye. >> he also designs a line for brooks brotherwn, pennsylvania, stages elaborate fashion shows. >> i will never forget the time that his show involved the models climbing out of coffins. you never know what you're going to get. every time, it's a spectacle of the drama and it's complete theater. >> reporter: but brown was aware this was not the moment for that. >> i think in regards to the situations like this, you have to be so respectful to the day and what it represents. >> reporter: for browne, this moment represents a shift, name recognition, a potential for big business, and largely, he has one woman to thank. >> i think she will be one of the most important because of her support for, one, american designers. and american designers that aren't always household names. a style icon for me is someone who has that confidence to be able to be their own person and be that true individual that they are, and i think she's definitely going to go down in history as that. >> you know, you saw thom browne popping open that bottom of ch

. >> brooks brothers noniron shirts. they worked well. you rarely have time to iron.you turn the steam on in the shower and let the shirt just hang and hope we're going to call that a press job. it was -- that was one of the biggest challenging things. there were times when you'd spend a morning in ohio and it's 20 degrees. and the evening in south florida and it's 80. and you're not going to have access to your suitcase all day. trying to figure out how to organize your day like that. we were in a different hotel pretty much every day for weeks on end. very rarely in the same place twice, which means when you have laundry to do, that's going to be a challenge. like there were some overnights in dayton. i remember norfolk we're all fighting for two laundry machines at the marriott. worked until 3:00 in the morning to get our laundry done because that was going to be the end of the line. those things are the things that nobody sees at home that are crazy. i've never experienced anything as abrupt as the end of a political campaign in my journalistic career. remember yo

. >> brian: the president had a brooks brothers tux, not big news. >> gretchen: yep. >> steve: all right four months, ended his tour and because he left the country, then the british press was able to suddenly go ahead and play some of the video and the interviews they did while he was there in country. you know what? the reaction from the taliban, they're angry at things he said, like this. >> take a life, save a life. if those people try to do bad stuff to our guys, then we'll play another game, i suppose. >> gretchen: i can't even understand him. so i don't know what the taliban is so upset about. i can't even understand what he said. >> brian: he said he flies. >> steve: apaches. >> brian: he flies and he says you take a life, you save a life. you take a british life, you take out a taliban. >> gretchen: what's wrong with that? >> brian: he says he's good at it because of he plays x box. >> steve: he says essentially that killing taliban members was like playing a video game. the taliban, through a spokesperson, said, quote, to describe the war in afghanistan is a game demeans anyone

. >> this would be brooks brothers slim cut if anyone is interested in the shirt this morning. >> impressiveext 24 to 48 hours is probably going to be the busiest for weather in the month of january that we've seen. will happen already look at the map here. you've got thunderstorms across iowa, wisconsin and illinois this morning. check the calendar. it's january 29. thunderstorms across michigan, including grand rapids and saginaw. this is the beginning of what's going to be an active day for severe weather. if you step out the door, these aren't forecast highs. these are current temperatures. it's in the mid 60s in missouri and little rock. 65 in jackson. record highs starting to fall out there on the map. all that heat, humidity, this will lead to severe thunderstorms in a widespread outbreak of severe weather is in the forecast today from central illinois right on back into dallas and houston. a line of storms will start to develop and rate race off to the east tonight for that more crimson color, including nashville and down towards the gulf coast. that's for tonight as that line marchs

. >> brooks brother doesn't seem high end enough for $47,000. >> they'll probably be shopping somewhere i wish i would. i won't be going private jet if i do. >> thanks, robert. >> thank you, robert. >> next on the program, a longtime apple shareholder will weigh in on the company's recent slide. we'll ask him, is now the time to double down. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you turn an entrepreneur's dream... ♪ into a scooter that talks to the cloud? ♪ or turn 30-million artifacts... ♪ into a high-tech masterpiece? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. i'm up next, but now i'm singing the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relie is! >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." breaking news from the energy department. crude supplies in the last week fell by 950,000 barrels, down by 950,000 barrels. meanwhile, gasoline supplies increased by 1.9 million barrels. gasoline supplies up by 1.9 million barrels. fuel supplies increased by 1.7 million barrels. but t

samuel and elizabeth and sisters kim and tan hng and brothers peter and michael west brook and thomas was born on april 6th 1968 in vietnam and served in the armed forces as i mentioned and was a san francisco police officer for the past 15 years and a viewing will be held at holts walnut creek chapel and a funeral mass will be held at st. maries catholic church in walnut creek as well and in the new year the police station will be fundraising for his memorial for his family who suddenly lost their husband and family. . >> and the rest, i submit. >> colleagues let's go to our three prime minister special orders and start with the items related to the central subway. >> clerk please call items 37 and-38. >> item thyroid is imminent domain expense project and item 28 is the temple construction license for the public purpose of constructing the central subway for one stock ton street and item 29 is the resolution authors thorgz the acquisition for -- item three is resolution authorizing for 19 stock ton street and item 32 is authorizing the acquisition for 3232 stock ton street and stoma

"cnn newsroom" continues with brooke baldwin. >>> two brothers about to go blind decide to end their lives together. but it is what doctors do next that is stirring up the debate over the right to die. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >>> guns, ammo, and the white house. find out what advice vice president joe biden gave his boss. >>> plus, critics pounce on coca-cola's new obesity ad. how scared is one of the world's most popular brands about soda bans? >>> and -- >> he's got to crawl over a lot of broken glass. >> -- after getting lance armstrong to confess, oprah says the cyclist didn't come clean in the manner she expected. >>> i'm brooke baldwin. good to see you. we have got some developing news now out of the white house. let me tell you what we know here. we know the vice president, joe biden, has just briefed the president on his gun violence package. and within this past hour, the white house announced a formal unveiling tomorrow. tomorrow, just before noon, we're hearing the white house planned to curb gun violence post sandy hook. want to go quickly to jessica yellin, o

brothers, the sons and daughters and the wives left alone to raise their children. >> what today means for hillary clinton's legacy. >>> welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm brooke baldwin at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. >> and i'm jake tapper in washington. any minute inside this room on capitol hill testimony, four months in the making, secretary of state hillary clinton will testify before the house foreign affairs committee about what happened on september 11th of last year, the day when these four americans, ambassador chris stevens, shawn smith, tyrone woods and glen doherty were killed at the u.s. mission in benghazi, libya. >> jake, i want to bring you back in and bring in our chief congressional correspondent dana bash so we can have this whole conversation as we're watching and awaiting the secretary of state there to testify before the house foreign affairs committee. and, dana bash, do we have you seated? >> i am, hi, brooke. >> nice to see you. as we await what will possibly be a little bit more fiery, right, questioning from members of the house as opposed to what we saw with the senate foreign relations committee earlier this morning, fi

brother is there so get out there and see where it goes from there. >> nice guy. he won $75,000, i gave him a little more unintentional. brooke looking at the football game and what effects it helps with players on and off the field. >> former detroit lion lamar campbell is still dealing with damage from the game. >> reporter: lamar campbell has achieved what many young men dream of. he made it to the pros. injuries ended his nfl career but campbell successfully found a new life after the game as a real estate broker. >> welcome back to "life after the game." >> reporter: and radio talk show most on the voice america network a platform he uses to educate other players about transitioning to life after football as well as the dangers of injuries you can't see, repeated hits to the head. >> i don't think we thought that you had a concussion until you were knocked out on the field. >> reporter: as a player he didn't know that concussions can cause serious injury to the brain. now campbell says playing football takes years off a players' life. he's also suffered some memory loss. >> there were situations where i don't remember ce