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higher sales for tommy hilfiger and calvin klein lines. the obama administration raised fuel efficiency requirements for new cars and trucks to an average 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025. watch dycom today, results short of expectations. also keep an eye on chevron, which rose tuesday on speculation it's looking to buy something with its cash. >>> and, no, you can't teach a 9-month-old to read. the federal trade commission has filed a complaint against the makers of your baby can read, marketed as a tool to teach infants to read. it costs about $200 and sold nationwide at retail stores including walmart and babies r us. >>> a nascar driver ready for a war, collision at home plate, and the first round at u.s. open tennis. >>> plus, the giants use teamwork and a little luck against the astros. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> i'll have an update on isaac and the fact it's stalled over new orleans is not good. that's coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early t

. >>> higher sales of its tommy hilfiger and calvin klein boosted shares.olycorp shot up after its california facility. >>> the obama administration raised fuel efficiency requirements for new cars and trucks to an average 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025. >>> watch dycom today. it tumbled after hours on results short of expectations. also keep an eye on chevron which rose tuesday on speculation it's looking to buy something with its cash. >>> and finally, no, apparently you cannot teach a 9-month-old to read. the federal trade commission has filed a complaint against the makers of "your baby can read," marketed as a tool to teach infants to read. it costs about 200 bucks and was sold nationwide at retail stores including walmart and babies 'r' us. >>> coming up, a nascar driver readies for war. a collision at home plate. and the first round of u.s. open tennis. >>> plus, the giants use teamwork and a little luck against the astros. your first look at sports is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] if you stash tissues like

. >> calvin klein and tommy. >> you would want to be long. but at the same time be careful where you are. i think what we're doing is faking some profits. a good example today. get ready to go in there and buy stock. foster wheel ser a name we like. his corically the orders have started to come in. it's cheap. there has not be a lot of participation. >> boneless chicken breast prices for spiking. >> brian is joining us. what on the options side. >> about buying protection right now. just the next three weeks. people adding protection. doing very well. xlp. the consumer staples. only 1% off the all time high. you got wonder why things are so good. >> fantastic. catsup to dip your boneless chicken breast in. we will bring you all the latest details on that. hurricane isaac. sit a big storm. we will talk about what to bake off the action in the names moving in the storm's stream. plus we just heard from senator bob corker about his thoughts on the fed. a former insider weighs in. does he think we will get more qe? one of the questions we will as

who could forget when he was the underwear model for calvin klein in '96. >> when you have a chest likening there? >> he's using every muscle he's got to keep those pants up. >> then his acting career. he's the producer of the show "entourage" on hbo. >> and "boardwalk empire." and then little drew barrymore was an overnight success. she was a little girl. struggled in the '80s and the '90s with drugs and alcohol. which was so much a part of her family history. now she is a very respected movie actress and producer. just got married and soon to have her first little baby. this one i especially love. >> robert downey jr., me, too. he shot to the '80s with his great talent. >> really battled serious addictions. now back on top with "iron man" and "sherlock holmes." he's married with a new child. there is hope for you is basically what we're trying to say. sitting there thinking, what's that got to do with me? everything. >> we also decided it was time to go out -- when we were doing our ambush makeovers, we decided to find people who reinvented themselves. this is a before photo of julie

calvin klein came in to get measured for chaps. expect him to have his calvin klein jeans on. he had on levis. [ laughter ] >> when he turned around we were like, really?! [ laughter ] >> reporter: that's so funny. you have also sometimes when celebrities can't come to middleburg they call you on the phone. you have had some interesting phone calls? >> kate capshaw among others, tom selleck. you never know who is going to dial your digits and call you up. >> reporter: when you're on the streets when these people are walking around, do most people get recognized on they don't or they say man that person looks like -- >> kind of half and half because you just -- i think that's why people come here because they can enjoy the town and just be people. >> reporter: who is the person you have been most surprised to hear that was in middleburg? >> probably michael jackson. [ laughter ] >> reporter: really? michael jackson came to middleburg? >> yeah. >> reporter: do you know where he stayed? >> he stayed. yes. >> reporter: did he buy chaps

pb hc owner of calvin klein, that stock is soaring today.at grew and raised the full year outlook for the second time this year. the consumer sector is strong. as you can see we have human discretionary up. as well as human staples. cheryl: thank you, lauren. california continues to be shaken by hundreds of tumblers. 4.2 earthquake hit east of san diego. most of monday's travelers were under a magnitude 2.5. scientists are puzzled as to what is causing this. no deaths or serious injuries have been reported here to marissa mayer is trying to raise employee spirits. 12:45 a.m. e-mail she announced the program called pb and j. making waves to make them happier, free food and making parking easier. the los angeles lakers are going to unveil a statue featuring kareem abdul-jabbar. it will be unveiled sometime during the 2013 season outside the staples center. he is still the nba all-time leading scorer. he won five of the six titles with the lakers. dennis: that is a statue that will truly be larger than life. we have the latest on hurricane isaa

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those segments being calvin klein, izod and tommy hilfiger to name a few. look even better for pvh. >>> energy markets, of course, keeping a very close eye on tropical storm isaac. let's get back out to sharon epperson at the nymex with the latest. >> kelly, we were talking to energy analyst andy lipow a few moments ago. he anticipates though we have not seen a total shutdown in refining capacity there in the gulf we're going to see pretty much that happen over the next 24 hours or so. we're talking about 2.4 million barrels a day of refining capacity in the new orleans, baton rouge area. that will probably be down at least at reduced processing rates for at least a week or so. even after the storm passes. and although it may not be nearly katrina's strength, it could certainly have an impact. a lot of traders are anticipating the impact will not be as great as they thought perhaps a day ago. they are taking some profits here. we do have oil prices that are slightly higher on the session. the flip side of what we saw yesterday. again, we're going to get an