europeans they are taking their price points to the tory burch's of the world.hey are lowing prices. mortimer: if you look at vuitton prada, they have to lower prices. olivia: there are different tiers of luxury. there are the absolute luxury brands and then there are the brands like gucci and prada luxury labels for the masses. they go on wholesale and they go on sale. what is the distinction between the two categories? mortimer: the price points are on the same level. the waiting in them is lower, so you are able to get a broader customer. some brands are above the brands listed on that page, like a chanel. more limited distribution and have a higher price point. brendan: help me out with someone who is dimly aware with who or what tory burch is. she provides an architecture under the lowest price point to make it aspirational. what does that mean? mortimer: any brand that has a sense of luxury is aspirational. chanel is aspirational. they are using the word to allow a more a customer that cannot typically afford the higher price point brand to come into that

a lot of times, the movie that wins gets a big burch at the box office and more go to see it because of that. >> nancy is an award winning cinema to go photographer and member of the academy. 6,000 strong, they pick the winners, though few reveal their identities. here's her take on the issue. >> we really need the oscars to be highlighting the smaller films. i think that's probably why you see most of them being nominated, where as the blockbusters have such a big machine behind them, they don't need any help. >> for those who don't get a nomination, you can always look on the bright side as the makers of the hit lego movie. >> we are too honest for the academy. they couldn't take our message! >> this ceremony is watched worldwide. it is hugely influential. it's clearly doing something right, even if the makers of those who don't get a look-in perhaps think otherwise. al jazeera hollywood. >> that will do it for the news hour. the team extends thanks to you for watching. i'll be back for another full bulletin of news straight ahead. see you in just a moment. sentences and beat them.

>> we've seen a burch of different reports coming from supply shanes, that shipment volumes apple is, below where people are expecting it. most that we have spoken, more than 20 to 30 million unit range for the first year of shipments and we think they could come below that. see how it performs. look how sampson's watch is down. it has not made a dent in the market. it's essentially another gadget which i'm sure many apple -- many people in the apple base will buy and we'll see how big it can get. keep in mind iphone is still the majority of profits and revenues for apple. and that's going to be a bigger bucket to fill as iphones are gra great. >> we talked earlier. the last peak for apple was 2012. how quickly the sentiment turned in investors minds down 20% from there to the end of that year. i'm wondering now that we're at $768 billion. this is one of the most widely held in the market. do you see a correction being more muted this time around? >> listen. a couple of things that are different this time. back then apple's modules came in under significant pressure as they move to t

that march back to 5,000 may be hitting a bit of a speed burch today. if the nasdaq can make it nine in a row with a late bush late today. >> quite a streak that would be. meanwhile, it was a terror threat so serious that t

that march back to 5,000 may be hitting a bit of a speed burch today. we'll take a close look and see if the nasdaq can make it nine in a row with a late bush late today. >> quite a streak that would be. meanwhile, it was a terror threat so serious that the homeland security chief warned mall of america shoppers to be, quote, particularly careful, and yet yesterday it was still hard to find a parking spot at that mall. why aren't american consumers worried if the government is? some surprising answers on this one just ahead. >> important story there. another one as well, the president just wrapping up comments about these new rules they're talking about for 401(k) rollovers making sure the investment advice you get is good for you and not just for the financial planner or broker who is advising you. there are some concerns that people are being steered into investments that have higher fees. they're suitable for you, but they're expensive at the same time, and there are cheaper alternatives. so brokers may be making more on these higher fee investments,

we saw a burch of funny perry twitter accounts and people having fun with that.g, but the flying star looked similar to something they had seen before. the psa for the more you know. never thought of that. if you are going to kill it, what do you do after katy perry? get inked. that's her right ring finger that she will remember for the rest of her life. >> what do you have in arizona? >> since when did super bowl halftime shows that used to be concerts become like the opening ceremonies of olympic games. it's incredible. it was great. here's something to remember before making your super bowl predictions for next year. check out the video game madden nfl first. in a simulation of the super bowl the game accurately guessed who would win. not only that they predicted the exact score, 28-24, patriots. last minute come back from new england, they predicted that too. tom brady's game winning pass to jowl julian edleman, that as well. the only thing they didn't foresee was the crazy call. >> that is amazing. should i get on madden 25 and ask them questions about my ly