looks like calvin klein especially strong. >> i thi >> i think calvin klein and tommy hillfigger arehing to read into the price points that are working if the growth is 15% or so but if you are heritage brands is only three percent in. >> i think what i would describe as premium brands and not talking luxury but premium brands, it's a good place to be especially thinking about asia as a market. those price points are really strong for us there and the growth really works for us i think at those price points. i would read into that. the challenge with heritage businesses which had a good quarter, the challenge with those businesses is they are solely north america based for the most part and they have been around for 100 years. they don't have necessarily the growth, constant earnings that you can count on from a cash flow. >> you are pushing some of those into europe. >> we started to push our brand into europe and have gotten a good reception. we are talking about a small base at this point. >> it is interesting you point to europe and asia as the growth engines. where is the kind o

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calvin in that room. >> we had the aero bed. >> it was awesome to walk in and they were together. even one of the extra decorative pill lose. >> have you figured out your hangouts? >> on the weekend i'm in l.a. doing tcas and photo shoots. >> like the tiny violin. >> oh being a star is so hard. no, jay's having a good time in hawaii and magnum is amazing. they have lots of crazy stunts in it. >>> well, speaking of reboots, we go back in time with the cast of back to the future, is a return in their future? that's next. return in their future? that's next. ♪ got a minute? return in their future? that's next. ♪ discover fructis treats 1 minute hair masks. it's the new way to nourish hair, fast. fructis 1 minute masks incredibly creamy texture melts into hair to intensely nourish and strengthen, in just one minute 98% naturally derived ingredients. bursting with super fruit. no silicones. no weigh down. just super silky, soft, shiny hair. super fast. fructis treats 1 minute hair masks. super fruit. super hair. find yours. garnier.

calvin in that room. >> we had the aero bed. >> it was awesome to walk in and they were together. even one of the extra decorative pill lose. >> have you figured out your hangouts? >> on the weekend i'm in l.a. doing tcas and photo shoots. >> like the tiny violin. >> oh being a star is so hard. no, jay's having a good time in hawaii and magnum is amazing. they have lots of crazy stunts in it. >>> well, speaking of reboots, we go back in time with the cast of back to the future, is a return in their future? that's next. eight: new details on the deadly crash which killed two teens in the east bay.the driver faces manslaughter and d-u-i charges.tonight, the mother of one of the victims says, that driver deserves forgiveness.plus...dramatic video of officers trying to save animals from a shelter as flames from a wild fire, closed in.and..breaking news, we've just learned a firefighter has died battling the mendocinco complex fire. details ahead.. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> travel consideration

>> i sent two investigators over to talk to calvin harris and sent a uniform trooper up to the house.cal harris opened up his house to them. >> he said, whatever you need. look wherever you need to look. i want this to be solved. i want to know what happened. >> that morning, investigator moby knew only this, she had a missing person case on her hands and with luck it would resolve itself speedily as many do. >> we kept hoping, as everyone did, that michele would call her house or call one of her friends and show up. >> cal, said his aunt mary, was completely focussed on his four children, had to leave it to others to search for michele. >> his thing was, okay, it's time for them to go to school. now it's time for me to pick them up. i have to be sure if this is the routine that's normal for them, we're going to keep them in that routine. >> but where was their mother? here was a clue and it didn't look good. michele's van had been left at the foot of the long driveway leading up to her house, out here on that big country lot. the keys were still in the ignition. but where was she? mo

i was talking to the great grandnephew of calvin coolidge. and a retired sea star general.reat-nephew of calvin coolidge and a retired sea star general. sims, we spoke about that. an eight or aike ninth cousin of dwight d. eisenhower. as i was joking with another gentleman that we pennsylvania germans are all related in one way or another. my dad's. family all caps from reading. i have had a passion for work or one for the past 30 years -- world war i for the past 30 years. this originates from the study lovedtory, i have always history and have a third cousin of mine -- there is a little bit of a connection there. i have the honor of meeting his family and the -- a few weeks ago. they are great wonderful people filled with respect. his grandson is a vietnam veteran colonel. his great-granddaughter still runs the york site. his son and daughter-in-law are wonderful people. connection with the first world war originated with a fascination with the human experience of warfare. thehuman experience of unprecedented, unfathomable, unimaginable. this was our entry, the modern wor

i mean, look at the calvins and all of that. no, i'm okay. >> you're good?here a paper shredder in the back? >> she helped us out and posted three head shots with the caption, "entertainment tonight" as promised. anything further back we have to hit my parents' storage space. >> she came through. >>> meanwhile, more good times on late-night tv. up first in tonight's "know and tell" -- james and ariana grande's titanic tribute. ♪ i'm in love with your body >> playing jack and rose, their one-take medley of 13 cover songs in under 5 minutes was nearly as epic as the movie itself. ♪ my heart will go on >> it's just the tip of the iceberg. tomorrow is her carpool karaoke. where corden will belt out the the lyrics he just memorized and we'll find out how ariana grande's left left hand with the engagement ring wound up bandaged >>> next, nikki making kolbert blush. >> he going to come back from work with a magical glow. >> minaj got censored multiple times last night while promoting her new album queen and she plugged it on instagram. >> top three interviews of al

great-nephew of calvin coolidge. also related to admiral sims. >> of course, we spoke about that, as well. i am in eighth or ninth cousin of dwight d. eisenhower. as i was joking with another gentleman that we pennsylvania germans are all related. my dad's family all caps from reading. i have had a passion for the first world war for the past 30 years. originates in the study of history, i have always loved history. there is ad to a -- little bit of a connection there. i had the honor of meeting his family a few weeks ago and knoxville, tennessee. they are great and wonderful people filled with respect for him. his grandson is a vietnam veteran colonel and his great-granddaughter runs the york site. his son and daughter-in-law were there and they are wonderful people. for me, the connection with the with world war originates the fascination of the human experience of warfare. the human experience of the unprecedented, unfathomable, unimaginable. this was our entry, the modern world century into a century that rate te

calvin is next from newman, georgia. caller: good morning. i just want to comment about the electoral college in the election of the president. there's one big fallacy with mr. 's argument,is ilk and that is the president represents the people of the country. there's only one branch of the federal government that was designed to be representative in this the legislative branch. the executive branch is there to execute the laws of the country and therefore, the president as one individual can never represent all of the people in the country. that i think is the big fallacy in their argument. is from arlington heights, illinois, republican line. bill, good morning. i refer to myself as a of usn republican, some should be referred to as lincoln republicans. the purpose of my call is to encourage people to go to equal citizens website. i went there when the professor was on and it does include information regarding the issue of gerrymandering and at that website, you can sign up for more information. beyond the electoral college, he goes into the

always fall against some kind of enemy in one thousand eight hundred nine it was the calvinism and the upcoming decade supposed to be. the european union and i.m.f. they come with. the migration now the united nations everybody. not a fan of. the n.g.o.s that soros supports are being harassed like amnesty international not long ago legislation was passed that made it much harder for n.g.o.s to operate in hungary aiding refugees is now punishable by law and that's whether you will. fits neatly into or illiberal democracy that tries to silence those who don't want to live in such a democracy. government has been combating independent civil society for five years with varying intensity hearts but without stopping to get an. eye or bones goal is to preserve his power so he can continue ruling as he pleases he and his party control everything in hungary and have created and illiberal state in which he controls all checks and balances himself governing with no resistance government officials close. i'm it's the will of the people checks and balances the checks and balances are as strong as e

the clothing manufacturer pvh that owns calvin klein and tommy hilfiger reported an increase.t's working to move back to its premium brand status. the company is also bracing for tariffs imposed by the trump administration. now about $400 million of pvh products are produced in china. >> the cleveland browns released one of its linebackers after he was charged with insider trading. he used information from people he knew illegal profits. they were aware of his involvement in a financial issue prior to signing him but, quote, circumstances have changed. he has accepted full responsibility for his actions and apologized. he faces possible prison time and further action by the nfl. >>> california could become the first state to require that women be included on corporate boards of directors. the california assembly approved the requirement yesterday. it applies to publicly held corporations with principle executive offices in the state. if it becomes law companies will be required to have at least one female director by the end of next year and up to three by 2021. it returns to

tccording to the report, pv, had, the par company of calvin klein and tommy hill figure plans to be negativelyly a quarter ofts stores are located in hurricane-prone areas and thee same is true, by way, of dunkin' donuts. >> remember hurricane irma?l it took a t on miami last year even without a direct hit. s changed real estate developmentategies and reshaping local economies. diana olick has the latest stallment on her continuing series "rising risks." ♪ ♪ >>> this $25 million water-front home is the epitome of miami beach paradise, but it is paradise at a price. because rising tides andxt increasinglyme storms may already be lowering its val. in fact, this home just five miles inland in miami's little haiti could actually be a better investment according to a controversial new study. >> what we see here is the theory of clite gentrification. harvard university's jesse keenan tracks the values of more than 100,000 single-family homes across miamioing back 45 years, and in a published study coined the term climate gentrification. >> so you're saying home prices areallreadyng 10% because of cl

kylie jenner did one post about calvin klein, is that accurate? >> yes.as paid, was worth $1.8 million to calvin klein. >> that is according to our data scientists. when they do analyze data impact value of one of the her posts compared to traditional advertising and print, online advertising, try to come up with a way or metric that represents a true value. this is what we came up with. stuart: that is what you analyze? >> if you think the high price they are demanding versus value they're creating, so much lower than the value itself. stuart: i'm told kylie jenner has 11 is 2 million followers. do you care about the quality of those followers or the 112 million. >> we do. a lot of brands care by about the quality. the beauty of technology, there is a lot of transparency in it, and a lot of different tools, analyze the data, analyze the quality of the followers, how engaged they are, or do they match the brand followers. if she is working for certain brand like calvin klein, important to understand there is overlap in the audience, because if it doesn't

. >> calvin andrews said the teacher is accused of talking negatively about a latino student. >> i've organized a sit-in so we can be a community an that we're not going anywhere until she does. >> parents are speaking out. >> i was furious. i expected the teacher to be removed and to contact us. >> some teachers are standing with students saying hate speech is not taken seriously. but a spokeswoman said they have a zero-tolerance. we will not stand for disrespect in any form or of any kind. we encourage dialogue. >> it's important for our children to see us stand behind them when they are fighting for something. they are good kids. they want to be heard. >> student leader andrews is frustrated for not firing the teacher. >> i want her to really take this and learn from it. >> it understands students need to feel safe in order to thrive. for now the teacher will remain on leave pending the investigation. >>> a survey of gun deaths worldwide ranked the u.s. 20th. data? 1990to 2016. 250,000 worldwide die from guns. 2/3 were homicides. u.s. is among wealthy country where suicide by gun o

this is calvin, the striking thing is your outfit, how long did it take you to put together?on took about six months. we have a lot of work to get 750 people in this. you are from jamaica and today the carnival pays homage to the windrush generation. they came and brought the culture here and now this is part of british culture. tk is also with us. you have been dancing on your feet all day, what does this job entail? is this your first carnival? know, about six or seven carnival, i love it, carnival is the best. it is obviously a staple of this carnival, the music we can hear in the background, dancing is important, can you show us how to move? there we go. at the end of today, there will be about 300 tonnes of rubbish on the streets and that's the equivalent of 25 double—decker buses. tk is dancing away, a lot of people dancing, we will stick around andi people dancing, we will stick around and i will give you more later on. thank you, see you later. time for a look at the weather with ben rich. it's not a bank holiday everywhere today but in those places where it is, the w

four soldiers eight attackers also died after a shootout in the southern region off so good about calvin's began in mali following sunday's presidential election thousands of polling stations were disrupted by violence the date for a lot of presidential elections has been announced the vote will be held on the twentieth of april next year the presidential vote will take place six months after parliamentary and local elections. yemen's with the rebel settle stop attacks in the red sea for two weeks to support peace efforts the fatah saudi arabia last week suspended moving through an important trade route the baba number of straight saying two of its vessels were attacked by the one sees the u.n. special envoy to yemen has been shuttling between the warring parties to avoid an assault on the port city of veda which lies on the road closed one hundred three people on board a passenger plane that crashed and caught fire in northern mexico have survived emergency services say dozens of people needed hospital treatment but mostly for minor injuries and there's been no letup in california's wildf

calvin didn't like what she did.him. >> it just doesn't stand for the freedom but it also stands for all the gentlemen, ladies, in the service that have been killed in the line of duty and when somebody kneels down in front of it for me, it's a very disrespectful thing because you should stand up and praise these people as well as the flag of the united states. brian: that's what jerry jones u the cowboys will stand. players around the league got mad at him. and the nfl told jerry jones stop talking about the anthem. he doesn't listen to the nfl. they have basically been at war the last few years. came in with thunder. he continues to do his own thing. but, that's basically what he has done. and jeff of the eagles, super bowl champion says my players can do whatever they want right now. ainsley: have you all ever been to a funeral where someone was a veteran and they hand the flag to the family? steve: look at that return family yesterday in honolulu. ainsley: with all the red, white, and blue draped over. my grandfa

his name is calvin. he has big shoes to fill. >> next the bad. [gunfire] beach, [bleep] >> the california man ecigarette exploding in his pocket. unclear what caused that blast. >> finally the ugly, don't drink and drive, california gas station. reportedly drunk when he went to dismount and horse started to drag him. he was able to get back up and able to fill that horse up with premium gasoline. jackie: always a bad idea to drive like that. anyway, see you later. "fox & friends" starts right now. [gunfire] >> two people killed and 11 others injured at a madden nfl tournament. >> killer identified as 24-year-old david cats out of baltimore, maryland. >> tropical storm lane leaving hawaii under water. big island slammed with more than 4 feet of rain. dozens of residents forced to evacuate their homes flash flooding. rob: tributes pouring in for senator john mccain. >> expected to learn more today about the memorial services sciltdzed for this week. >> on wednesday his casket will be brought to the state capitol building where he will lie inn. stat

. >>> pvh reporting earnings rising 38% that's on higher sales of the calvin klein and tommy hilfigerrandts. the apparelmaker is raising guidance for the year. >>> guess shares, they're jumping more than 10%. earnings there topping forecast on strong sales in europe and asia revenue came a skosh shy of estimates. the company says it is confident a turnaround has just begun. >>> in other corporate news, papa john's board members are sounding off on john schnatter they issued an open letter refuting allegations that schnatter made about the company's board. the board members said that shot ser p schnatter is promoting his self-interest in an attempt to gain control of the company. >>> we are just getting started. on deck, iran and oil. what global leaders are saying about the upcoming sanctions. >>> and flying in style. a nonstop flight halfway around the world can soon be a reality. all those details when "worldwide exchange" returns everything was so fresh in the beginning... but that plug quickly faded. luckily there's new febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hour

also the kardashians doing underwear ads for calvin klein that brand is on fire.er good quarter even though the stock is down. maybe it had been a big winner up more than 20% or so over the last year. maybe a little bit disappointment around the guidance but overall, analysts are raising their price targets this morning piper jaffray up to 177. >> worth coming back to campbell's soup. stock only down 1.7% i've seen it just ticking up in the last few minutes here from lows down 3% company announcing, not particularly great fourth quarter numbers, but more importantly, this plan to sell its international assets along with its fresh business. that had been bought -- they bought it awhile ago, i guess. hasn't done well at all. they're going to sell both two segments of the business soup and snacks is basically what you'll be dealing with when you talk about campbell. 19 is seen as a reset year where they will go through these divestitures, refocus on delivering the synergies from the snyder's/lands transaction cost cutting they've added $150 million to their expected

can calvin here come and pass them out? >> give them to miss casco, and she'll pass them out. thank you. >> all right. dear members of the governing board. my name is evan chen, and i will be a senior at campolindo high school in moraga, which is a city in the east bay. i've taught over 150 students? scratch programming in ordunio, which is a robot car that students assemble and program. i received grant money from the california library association to fund a class in san pablo, and i've won the contra costa youth award for the syllabus that i've created for these classes. i feel strongly that education is the key to opportunities, especially education and technology. in order to do this, i believe that technology education should start young. there are now easy to learn programming languages based on dragging code blocks. i see that children can be very creative programmers and and are also able to design programs and gamed free of boundaries. more importantlily, many students enjoy programming and will enjoy and develop this lifelong skill. having gone to public school all m

i was talking to this gentleman over here, the great grand-nephew of calvin coolidge. a retired two-star general. a great nephew. a retired two-star general. >> and also related to admiral sims, we spoke about that as well. i'm an 8th or 9th cousin of dwight d. eisenhower. as i was joking with another gentleman, we pennsylvania germans are all related in one way or another. my dad's family all came from reading. i have had a passion for the first world war for the past 30 years. this passion originates, yes, in the study of history. i've always loved history. i am related to alvin c. york, a third cousin of mine on my mom's side. so there's a little bit of a connection there. i had the honor of meeting his family. just a few weeks ago over in knoxville, tennessee. they are great, wonderful people. filled with respect. his grandson is a vietnam veteran colonel. his great-granddaughter still runs the york site there. his son and daughter in law were there. they're wonderful people. for me the connection of the first world war originates with the fascination with the huma

i don't know what was in the president's mind when he felt that maybe calvin coolage once said, if you don't say it you don't have to explain it. maybe there wasn't a thinking or the president didn't give the advice. >> i think that's being more than kind to president trump. this is a sad example for, i think young people in politics. i think of so many people like myself, the first time i could cast a ballot was 2008 election for obama. i was in college. i remember the concession speech from senator mccain. i remember throughout his entire career, i have been reading about him all weekend, just about the level of respect and the core um and courage and friendship he displayed. donald trump is the opposite of everything john mccain stood for. for young people, this time in politics, entering into the arena, seeing the victory that is going on in our current political discourse, this was an opportunity for donald trump to lead from the front, by example and he didn't. so many young people should understand, while i didn't agree with senator mccain politically, i respect him. we can disa

. >> reporter: student body president calvin andrew says the same teacher is also accused of talking negatively about a latino student. she has been placed on leave while school officials investigate. >> arrival organized a sit in, so that the students can be a community, and show them that we are not going anywhere until she does. >> parents are also speaking out. >> i was furious. i expected the teacher to be removed. and for them again to contact us parents. >> reporter: some teachers are standing with students. one of them tells me hate speech is not taken seriously, but a spokeswoman for the school says k2 has a zero- tolerance policy on inappropriate sensitive or hateful language. part of a statement reads, we will not stand for disrespect in any form or of any kind. we are committed to encouraging dialogue among our students, and making this a moment that we can all learn and grow from. >> i think it's important for our children to cs, you know, stand behind them. they are good kids. they just want to make a difference. they want to be heard. >> reporter: student leader andrew

calvin is a 4-month-old lab puppy, newest member of the new york gold star family, when master sergeantme a puppy for his daughters. the sergeant was killed in action in march for the promise was kept by a nonprofit called pause of war. wife and mother said we needed something generally happy. we salute them and that sergeant and his family. they are our "midnight hero." most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i'm shannon bream. which is why esurance hired me, dennis quaid, as their spokesperson because apparently, i'm highly likable. i like dennis quaid. awww. and they want me to let you know that, cue overdramatic music, they're on a mission to make insurance painless. excuse me, you dropped this. they know it's confusing. i literally have no idea what i'm getting, dennis quaid. that's why they're making it simple, man in cafe. and they know it's expensive. yeah. so they're making it affordable. thank you. you're welcome. that's a prop apple. now, you might not believe any of this since this is a television commercial, but t

and william henry harrison, who can forget tippecanoe, and c so -- >> about president calvin coolidgel-usion. this one, when harry s. truman won the president, the richard nixon white house. they always seem to show him from the front, but never from the back. oh, yeah. so mr. president, not all ideas are new ideas, just like tv, sometimes you get reruns u but if you're really bothered by it, maybe it's time to change your slogan. >>> that's all for tonight, we'll be back tomorrow with more. "the beat" starts right now. good evening. >> good evening, chuck, i appreciate that history lesson. i'm surprised you didn't dig up who was the first president to say china the pway the president -- >> deadteddy roosevelt was knowr that. >>> we're covering several developing stories tonight, ahead i'm going to talk to the wife of the trump aide who pleaded guilty in the mueller probe, her first interview since the michael cohen news broke. and democratic megadonor tom steyer joins me on his new ad campaign. >>> "the washington post" reporting late today

. >> calvin broadus, you drop it like it's hot. it's the same as everything else yes, they've got great earnings and yes, they have the men's line coming out, but they're not cheap stocks and -- you've been wearing the women's line i've got it all mixed up the men's line is very important, but nonetheless, its had a tremendous run how much more is left in this and you drop it. >> they have the pants that were many, many pants and that men are wearing into the office now instead of real pants. >> abercrombie >> whether they fit or not. >> i think valuation has always been the problem with this one and karen can talk to that better than i can, but when you look at the name they have to do everything right at this point if they do one thing wrong, just a little bit wrong, the stock gets clobbered based on valuation from me. >> i agree they've done a fantastic job and it's hard to get onboard a p-e multiple on that run >> now it's time to talk about -- >> wait! i think tim will disagree with me >> i do not like this one. >> grasso, sho

the young man i worked with named calvin who was a junior when i started tutoring him, he is gotten good grades, on the b on a roll, he wanted me to help them get ready for the ac t and sat and about half hour into working with them figured out he was punctually -- functionally illiterate. played by all the rules, stayed away from the violence, tried to go to college and in his junior year found out he was not even close. one of the most insidious lies we're trying to challenge. host: michael is in minnesota. you are on. caller: good morning gentlemen. i'm a graduate from the west side of chicago. my question was to you guys how about this no child left behind and i had another comment about what do you think of what do you think of the diminishing roles that the pta is not established in the schools today? guest: no child left behind was the law of the land. this aggregating data did looking at each individual group of students, white students, latino students, asian students, native american students tossing how each group did in a school not just looking at averages and sweeping some

but calvin coolidge a little bit. even herbert hoover and probably george bush the first. but i am less aware of presidency would be in muscle measures it is certainly changing relationship to each other as we take these polls. but what is it in the historians venture, yours to read on your subject to seem to be working to increase -- working to fill in and thereby increase the reputation of so many presidential figures at least from abraham lincoln. >> let me challenge the premise of the question. i don't think they are in fact. the fact of the matter is in many of you in this room will know this. people like me who actually work in history departments in universities and the united states do not write presidential biography. if you did, your career would come to a screeching halt. not something considered a cutting-edge methodology. biography in general has scorned by an academic professional in history departments. the public loves to read biography. one of the reasons historians to write them. we try everything we can to be unpopular invisible. in general, presidential

calvin.ler: i'd like to talk about when they signed the discrimination law against that .lack men and black women they had to hire black men and black women. then, they slip in that's jews were the minority and white women were the minority. guest: not sure exactly what you thatby that, except that there are special affirmative-action programs for therend white women -- were four white women. i don't think jews were considered a minority. my father in the 1930's applied to medical school but could not get in. there were a number of jews like this. they had to do something else. host: another leading voice. member -- one of the members of the house from new york. why was she so influential? guest: she was in the political i thinked her voice, separated herself from the more radical feminist. she was someone who work inside the system. she stood for women across the country, women and -- women of color in addition to white women. she was a fighter. she wasn't someone who was fighting from the i

calvin.ler: i'd like to talk about when they signed the discrimination law that they had to hire black men and black women. then they slipped in that jews were the minority, and white women were the minority. mona: not sure exactly what you mean by that, except that you are thinking that there are special affirmative action programs for jews and white women. there were, informally, for white women. i don't think jews were ever considered a minority that deserved special treatment. in fact, my father in the 1930's applied to medical school, but could not get in because at the time, there were quotas. there was a topline number of jews that could be accepted into any medical school. above that, they would not accept you. he had to do something else and study physics. host: another leading voice during this time, a member of the house of representatives from new york. why was she so influential? debora: she was a woman who was in the political realm, used her voice. i think probably separated he

>> look, if i'm calvin i think i've made a lot of momentum-jumping in on this brand.m management team, you have to give them a lot of credit they've really been the team that's repositioned the brand and allowed it to capitalize now on this consumer environment i think lululemon's very well-positioned here going forward as the management team tones to evolve. >> what are the main levers longer term they're going to be looking to pull right here as i was saying before they've always talked about how they sort of train their customers to look for the new thing to pay full price what about where are they going to put their new stores? i can recall people saying a few years ago if the store density was what it was in canada, that might be the way to go >> but the retail narrative has changed. one of the guests was making a good point was saying one of the advantages lululemon has now is there's still a relative small number of stores these chains are still relatively small are better positioned to make that move so it's a relatively small chain now driving more business o

lbj is to my kids what calvin coolidge would have been to me. that's a long time to go back. >> a modern president has been treated more frequently in movies than john k. kennedy. with the volume of material does the library and foundation respond or does it have any extra traction for you when he's a subject of yet another film. >> a series of american political dynasties for cnn. that's going to follow the one on the ken i cans. it's stressful to be in front of cameras and have the make up going. you do your best. take the topic i was assign is to get the information you can find. the information that's in the oral histories in this case at the kennedy library. it's also go to back through the tape, the nixon tapes, the kennedy tapes. those are just a wealth of information that we can use when we're doing these documentaries. you hope they also come out in things like some of you might have seen the movie that was done in the early 2000s, 13 days about the cuban missile crisis. i teach teachers. a number of us do. an entire teacher institute o

the stock was at 80, goes and buys -- he buys tommy hilfiger and then he buys calvin klein.lein in different pieces in asia next thing you know the stock has doubled. tapestry has a very good look. remember, that's the old coach very good look at back to school $800 million men's business going to -- a huge amount of money being spent online for advertising. it was up 12% yesterday. think of the stocks that have done really well i know that people want -- they see the futures down wow, i guess i'm not thinking about turkey no, you are. you are thinking about turkey, that's why the market is down. it's got to test itself. but unicredit has some exposure. i'm surprised that the spanish banks have been better lenders than this. if you think unicredit can bring down italy, the eu is going to bail that out. >> one thing we haven't mentioned the whole turkey story happened just as we tried to retest the january highs >> yes. >> now people are putting up charts island top, right, unfilled gaps for three days >> i know. >> bothered you were not >> look, the vix got really low, it di

the earnings the first under the new ceo calvin mcdonald.mon attributing strong earnings to push past athletic wear. the numbers here were fantastic if you look across retail. 20% comps which they actually did a similar number last quarter. ten percent in store. 47% e-commerce. 30% for women's and men's pants. athleisure is still in. lulu lemon has managed to sell a lifestyle. mcdonald talked about similarities between his job at sephora and now at lulu lemon. so that is working. they also have huge traction when it comes to international growth. how many times have i been telling you about men's abc pants, women's $100 bras. >> you and wilf had a back and forth about this with price elasticity. >> that is why you are seeing growth like this for a retailer. better than a nike or underarmer. athletic apparel has been doing quite well. >>> labor market might be tight, but are americans satisfied with their jobs the answer may surprise you. "squawk on the street" will be ghckba. dow is up 27 points now. duncan just protected his family with a $

calvin drug kelvin drogemeier, the american association for cancer physical american eee usa, a letter from the retired chairman and ceo of lockheed martin corporation, former director of the national science foundation and the white house office of science and researchy, epic and america. so obviously, you are very well supported out there. we will ask that those be exported as part of our record. and i will just say to our nominees, we hope to have our next markup process, your nominations, with the ask about as quick as you can, as he get questions for the record from members of the committee, that you respond as quickly and we ask you to return those as quickly as you can. we will try to keep the record our until tomorrow, and if senators can get those questions for the record to you as soon as you receive them, submit your written answers, hopefully by monday next week. i know that is a compressed timeframe, but it is possible that if we are here next week, and it looks like we will be, we might be able to schedule a markup and keep this process moving forward. we want to do that

lbj is to my kid what calvin coolage may have been to me. that's a long time to go back. so if you have story tellers telling the story of your president or any president for that matter in a modern way, a way that makes them assessable. a way that makes them relatable that just helps us to do our job. >> i know a more modern president has been treated more in modern history than john f. kennedy. does it have extra attraction when the subject of yet another film. >> you're absolutely right. there's an endless fascination with president kennedy and family. i participated in a documentary they're doing for cnn. we participated for one this summer for the bush family. and that's going to follow the one for kennedy. the one for kennedy was great. you do your best, how long did they interview for the bushes and it was five to eight hours. you put over a day's time and it's a bit stressful to sit in front of the camera and have the make up going. but to do your best as a historian. in my case it was political sciences to take the topic i was assigned for the day which is the in

lbj is to my kids what calvin coolidge would have been to me. and that's a long time to go back. you have story-tellers telling the story of your president or any president, for that matter, in a modern way, a way that makes them accessible, a way that makes them relatable, that just helps us to do our jobs. >> barbara, perhaps no modern president has been treated more frequently in movies than john f. kennedy. so with the volume of material, does the library and the foundation, do they respond, or does it have any extra traction for you when he's the subject of yet another film? >> so you're absolutely right. there is an endless fascination with president kennedy and his family. i participated in a cnn documentary, some of you may have seen. they're doing a series on american political dynasties for cnn. and mark and i were just talking ahead of time that we participated in one on the bush family. that's going to follow the one on the kennedys. the one on the kennedys was shown in the spring. and it is a case that you do your best. you said, how long did they interview for the b

. >> we got to go but i got a quick question brand-new ceo calvin mcdonald what would be the advice be it or break if. >> i would say take the time and find the nuances that can be improved upon or built upon to even take it to the next level where we are not looking because you know a few years ago nobody would have said lulu would be doing this. few investors would think they are doing what they are doing today. as i said i think there is more there to -- it's a great company right now. >> got it thanks so much sam poser. thanks for being here. >>> apple hitting another all-time high having the best month in six years will the rally continue? we have that discussion next plus a canon of caffeine has been fired in the beverage wars with coke's latest move to coffee who is best positioned for growth the president set to sign an executive order and retirement savings plans. how could it impact your money straight ahead ♪ changes ♪ >>> shares of apple hitting another all-time high on pace to chose out the best months since 2012 the company also announcing the next product event taking pl