>> for the chanel. >> no!d that's it. >> reporter: we haggled and got the price down to $430. >> all right, we'll do it! >> reporter: they even agree to take a credit card if we throw in a 10% tip of $43. a souvenir shop in the neighborhood runs the charge. we are now the somewhat ashamed owners of a superfake handbag. it has surprisingly authentic details. down to the card with a serial number which further checking showed was also fake. >> well, we did it! >> congratulations. >> congratulations, i have a superfake! >> superfakes thrive because no one has any sympathy for a big handbag brand. no one thinks, "oh, that poor company, it makes so many millions, i wish they could make a few more million." so, i don't think there's very much guilt associated with buying something that is totally illegal. >> reporter: but a little guilt might be a good thing for shoppers. even if you don't mind the moral equivalent of shoplifting from designers, you may care about how much misery counterfeiters are spreading with yo

at that time, one of them was wearing old chanel from the flea markets. we were a lot going to the flea market. a chanel jacket. and me, i was thinking about my grandmother. of course, it was before. transparency. and they were smoking. that was provocative in a way. but it was going well with the time, the moment of sexual liberty and freedom because of the hippies. like in san francisco but also a stage of freedom, you know? after that, it was known as a way that the girl wanted to be like madonna, to be strong, to be as strong as a man. showing a little bit of their strategy. it does not mean that those girls were very -- >> easy would be the simple word to say it. [laughter] >> at the time of the 1960's, there was the first one to do that. he made me do dress or a company scared, know. but there were in shorts as well. that was provocative. >> this provocation and not just about the girls, about women feeling their sexuality. it is also about men. i have seen all your shows and i think i saw them all. but i do not remember in the men's collection for

chanel and mouton can do that.thers have a difficult time. >> i was buying a fancy code for fancy person. two people ahead of me were from ohio. they were asian. the two ahead of them were brazil. they were buying multiple coats. we see this in new york. the luxury energy in new york and washington -- does that translate. >> there is gnosis he like new york city. >> is chanel moving in chicago? >> not the way it is in new york. miami is a significant business. >> the contrast between lower end and middle and stores on the high end. there is a glut of retail space. you see a lot of this everywhere you go. i am astounded to find that there are 23.8 square feet per percent of shopping space. about four in japan. five in the u.k. why are retailer still reluctant to close stores? >> it is quite hard to close stores. you have obligations. the only other place in the world that has that is to buy. -- dubai. hasmately, the consumer much less choice than they did. so many stores have gone out of business. >> i wonder if it

chanel, christian dior, louis vuitton. look at that bag. now it is $4900. serious inflation.t is still the same letter. -- same leather. of leather,osts bloomberg tracks letter prices and exotic hides. there is the index. going up. the question is whether prices are going up at the retail level faster. howard davidowitz, why is it -- in the chanel bag example, doubling in price in three years. the luxury people are going to get as much as they can get and they can get it. i do not have to tell you what is going on with wealth exploding. hitink they are going to the wall. if you take an area like accessories, on fire. you can sell it for anything. hermes has those $15,000 handbags. they create the scarcity. this stuff is going out like mad. >> the prices keep going up. >> here is the problem, there will be a problem. if you are selling a cashmere sweater for three times what it is worth, i will not mention the store's name. >> you mean what it costs to make? >> compared to j.crew. you got something at a j.crew quality and j.crew is a private label. you are selling it at three

. >> here to talk about the effects of this ruling is someone, chanelle gallant a spokesperson for an organization run for and by sex workers in the area. first, what is the reaction to this ruling? >> well, we're elated. sex workers across the country and world are watching this decision, and all of us are incredibly thrilled. sex workers and allies around the world are thrilled about this historic step forward for safety, justice, and equality for sex workers. >> what changes do you expect to see after this ruling both in the short term and long term? >> well, in the short term we'll see no changes immediately because the decision was stayed, which means the new legislation cannot be implemented. however, what we're hoping to see is a dramatic impact on the ability of sex workers to work with safety and dignity. and especially where we're especially looking to see this impact is on sex workers who have been pushed to the margins, who are street based, that's where we're expecting to see the most dramatic impact. >> if though it's okay now to set up brothels, how does that help women

chanel is hiking prices. handbags are identical but are twice the price from five years ago. like there is that appeal to snobbery. it is not expensive enough, people do not feel that it is enough of a treat or a reward and suddenly the mentality changes. >> absolutely. the more that it is a status symbol, guilt by association, you feel better by spending more, retail shangri-la for them. >> we have been talking a lot about this idea of the sharing economy. how does this change the way that retailers operate? if you want a chanel bag, you want it and you do not care, but there are websites that let you borrow or buy secondhand. is that going to change how business runs? >> the big issue with some of the consignment buying is there is such an issue around fraud, the issue around super fakes, the fakes made in the factory in china and have slipped out the back or, they are the real thing, just not legally. once you start having problems with authenticity, that is the real issue. >> you see that as a much bigger

chanel has a new face for the 2014 campaign and it is kristin stewart best known for her somber expressions leading the country western themed prefall collection. a smart move some saying if they're looking for the young "twilight" good-smelling vampire crowd, right? >> she disappeared off the radar for a minute. >> only for a minute. >>> on the cusp of her las vegas residency the new album for britney spears debuted. brgs britney jean." it was the weakest opening of her premiere. her las vegas show. >> i didn't hear any buzz about this album at all. las vegas, planet hollywood. >>> spotify has gotten the led out and added led zeppelin to their portfolio. lots of folks going to be listening to that on spodify. >>> "12 years a slave" has the lead in the movie category. from the s.a.g. awards. "breaking bad" has the most nominations in the television category. >>> why did oprah never have children? she says because, quote, my children would hate me. the tv mogul admitted she didn't think she could balance having kids and hosting a tv show at the same time. >>> and youtube's top trending video

we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts commission school and realized there was a pre-qualified school you had to apply to, so i applied to the. >> how long did it take you to develop this work for the plaza? >> this was a fast track project. design development was about a month. >> let's look at the beautiful mural. i have never seen a mural created on asphalt. >> the heat of the asphalt, a new layer of asphalt. then, these wire rope templates that were fabricated for the line work get laid down and literally stamped into the asphalt, and then everything was hand-painted. >> maybe you could talk about some of the symbolism, maybe starting in the middle and working out. >> [inaudible] the flower of industry. >> it is like a

pretty cloudy across the back seat to a low pressure fact that the war then says that it is that chanel ad calling for an hour on the mountain in line with sixty about things that in the areas to my lord in all it is recommended that use transportation because it's highly unlikely that this bill will be seal icy road conditions. the bloodbath that buries itself that topped the day at minus seven degrees at five minus three team up with seventy six years six degrees the sale of their beads and with every ten minus one victories twelve month that remains the oldest at my spot. well that's all i have read it out and back to that. broadcast on this thursday nights and use a cane so bent on wednesdays for watching will see a cent. pa's you. each of them. i'm on the beach. and then. i was. and by. and. i went. i was. i think. he he he. a a ay in him. i can. i think the night the night the end the latest. and. and it is. you ll long war the presidents speech. i didn't resist as russia is not seeking to donate the blood and is capable of defending itself to protect the heat. all the options i c

buying coco chanel, balancing it out.oco chanel's yacht which he sunk in the mediterranean, flew his own helicopter on convey le quaaludes. >> interesting stuff. thank you. >>> now, this is the moment we've allwaiting for. herb joins us with what could have been worst ceos of 2013. herb, who almost made your list? >> brian, well, john chambers of cisco almost made my list. doug of caterpillar almost made my list. and jeff smizek almost made my list. i anguished over it. i'm going to explain it all. i have a piece coming up on thestreet.com in about 20 minutes. i have to tell you something. i have to tell you, like obse e oberhelman, this is a guy who should be on the list. he way overpaid, but a chinese company that turned out to be a fraud. he has no credibility left when it comes to making acquisitions. why isn't he in my top list? well, because he's in the mining business now. he bet the ranch on it. so is joy. deere is what caterpillar used to be. all of these companies are underperforming the market right now, doing

. >> reporter: but then a very real looking superfake chanel. >> that's beautiful. >> that's nice. >> reporter: the real thing goes for nearly $5,000. the superfake, $600. >> reporter: it may seem like a bargain to you but experts say counterfeiting encourages child labor and funds organized crime. that's a lot of bad karma to carry around with your brand new fake handbag. bianna golodryga, abc news, new york. >> thank you. >>> when we come back the famous singer who stunned 750 shoppers christmas coming early and this was real. christmas coming early and this was real. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ [ male announcer ] when you feel good, no one is immune. emergen-c has more vitamin c than 10 oranges plus other antioxidants and electrolytes to help you come down with a serious case of healthy. emergen-c. making healthy contagious. i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] t

. >> if i drag scarlet to the the chanel booth am i going to see a 30% discount? >> they can do what many people can't, which is lower the risk of growth. so many brands are being bullied by wall street to show growth. that is the enemy of fashion. >> before we get to j.c. penney, does that mean montclair will be forced to do the same? >> once you put yourself -- it -- her the paradigm boyfriend was the one, the real- life mr. big pushed those labels and a push for more growth. they discount the upper label brands? i know i am going to go to walmart. if you are making eight figures you are not going to walmart. your sales assistant has called you and said private sales have started a week before the regular sales, would you like to shop secretly at 40% off before joe blow can walk in and grab something cheaply? smartly aseing used a reward for loyalty. has done itkson again. we are could take a look at his winning strategy for the hobbit trilogy. we sit down with a college football hall of famer. we also asked him about the pay for play debate. >> we are streaming

fortunately the thirty day they go up or share this kind of opposition which is very nice for a proper chanelle. the biggest. block in the in the parliament and they should consider this and put it on their minds. as part makes that russian ship has been called in the antarctic for christmas with an australian scientific expedition on board makers is the may have to wait now till sunday for help the ship the academic got stuck in thick ice on tuesday well the latest is two ice breakers a chinese ship and a french vessel before it both failed in their rescue mission they had to turn back now all hopes of being pinned on the strain and ship which has the best chance they say of reaching the stranded scientists meantime the passengers themselves and the crew are said to be keeping the spirits up said have enough supplies and they're continuing the research me time to take their time up despite the setback posted. a couple of world news stories in brief in egypt student protesters been killed in clashes police at a university in cairo state media says the violence sparked after supporters of the mu

>> chanel can do what many can't which is resist the lure of discounts.ny fashion brands are being bullied by wall street to show growth. chanel is privately held. montclair nowmean has to do the same because they are publicly traded? >> carrie bradshaw bought luxury labels and then her boyfriend was the one, the real- life mr. big pushed those labels into the mall. they also pushed for more growth. the upper label brands, how do they discount? or to walmartne if i want something cheap. >> you are going into bergdorf goodman and your sales assistant has called you and says right at sales started a week before the regular sales, would you like to shop secretly at 40% off? sales are being used smartly as a reward for loyalty. they are happening in front of your eyes. >> you are acclaimed for your research. you went to the university of chicago and dove into a topic. what did you learn in your research? >> i think it's important to think about the psychology of shopping and the psychology of retail. it is the way we respond to prices which is very much at di

working for the local authorities was to be killed regardless of their religion or going on in a chanel they were all taken to be killed and they took everyone even those who supported neither the government nor the rebels they were all either tortured killed or used as human shields the things being done in the drawer unthinkable they're slaughtering children and throwing them out of windows and no one's doing anything about it i guess the syrian authorities say they have evidence confirming that massacres have taken place and address the dad will attack here and many other areas which remain under the control of the armed opposition the situation in syria has now deteriorated to the point that international norms of combat are no longer being observed. he's an industrial town with a lot of the us residents working both in the private sector and for government added so yes horrifying crying must have been committed in this town the houses were set on fire we had people travel inside the official from the syrian army which is a position just the side the town that continues to carry out

forlyn monroe is known wearing chanel number five at night and then woke up drinking eidsieck. a very bold champagne. it is from red grape varieties. it is lovely. is one of my favorites. >> and has a story about it. you can google marilyn monroe. >> that is right. that is about $40. one of my favorites and then the one that i had my wedding is charles heiseick. if you can call a champagne masculine, this is like a man- to-man. it is quite bold. it is the rich end of the section. it is $55 a bottle. eidsick had a history with the united states. he celebrated a 160 anniversary. it is part of denver. >> he owned part of denver? >> yes. it had to do something with some try of debt that some and to pay him back. he was known here in the united states. he is widely known for bringing high-quality champagne to the united states. >> i also noticed that it has the blue label. the marketing is very important what the bottles look like. >> it is. i think the blue here i guess is a little bit more for your investment banker or your doctor . >> here's a question. when you bring a gift for

pair of flats or trainers as they call them here and other words if you have high heel pumps from chanel you know it well the nice. you could cut through a crowd like you have got a muscle car from the one nine hundred seventy s. and you're a guy you know saying for women it's their mode of making a statement and getting out. in this crowd i'm going to say maybe i don't mind i travel very quickly on high heels but maybe that's something else that you and i can try out how quickly. we're out of time i'm sorry to say we're out of time we got to go so jeff gold good luck with the new show you the crowd funded on start join dot com and you can pre-register right now and check it out until next time thanks so much thank you very much ok that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert i'd like to thank our guest jan squirrel's of the real asset company if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report intellects on. the beginning. to. the enough temptation. to draw this list for six months. as the people. easy to their. that's a screw job

pair of flats or trainers as they call them here and other words if you have high heel pumps from chanel you know it with a nice. you could cut through a crowd like you're of got a muscle car from the one nine hundred seventy s. and you're a guy who's ever sang for a women a star mode of making a statement and getting out. in this crowd i'm going to say maybe i don't find i travel very quickly on high heels but maybe that's something else that we and i can try out how quickly. we're out of time. and i'm sorry to say we're out of time we got to go so jeff goes good luck with the new show you the crowd funded on star joy dot com which can preregister right now and check it out until next time thanks so much thank you very much ok that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guests jan squirrel's of the real asset company if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report intellects on. why is the price of gold so high. demand global demand do you think it was money. know the value of the only place we have to li

chanel's jumbo flat back raised 84% in price over the last three years.an blame currency swings. you can blame the rising cost of raw materials. makeverall, it is a tri-to -- it is trying to make them go the extra mile. in the age of austerity, we don't want brands that shout quite so much. you want to kashmir, understated luxury. >> low-key, the ultimate luxury. thank you. guy come over to you. >> not quite sure how to follow that. 2014 was a year for airlines. they anticipate a record income of $19.7 billion. about what 2013 has looked like in relation to what 2014 is going to look like. what carries on and what stops? fax one of the biggest things we saw in 2013 was the rise of the middle eastern carriers. you saw qatar join oneworld. you saw emirates pick a huge order in dubai. had which is etia going to be in the running to buy a chunk of alitalia. that is a big theme of last year. it is likely to continue into next year. consolidation in the u.s., you have seen that happen. the benefits of that are something that they are flagging as being positive

bags called super fakes looking like the real deal but cost close do what you pay for the real deal, chanel experts say counterfeiting encourages child label and funds organized crime. >> now, the weather, we have warm temperatures for christmas. >> today, tomorrow and through the seven-day forecast. hopefully we will be rid of the poor air quality. most of the united states is very winter like. santa will like it here. >> we have 36 in santa rosa so no black ice. it is hazy. the clouds on live doppler 7 hd are high level clouds that will blow through today and make for a beautiful sunrise as we uplight the clouds. now, we will start in the south bay and we have 39 in san jose and saratoga and only to be colder in cupertino at 37, and 40 in campbell and sunnyvale and mountain view at 41 and 44 in am bull rock and 47 in los altos hills and the hills of los gatos it is 51 degrees. 40 in newark and 42 in san carlos and we have 40's in the north bay and novato is 40, and lafayette is 41 and san pa be low -- san pablo is friction. the sky is on fire this morning looking to the impending sunrise

then a real looking super fake looking chanel. >> that's beautiful. >> that's nice. >> the real thingly $5,000. the super fake, 600. it may seem like a bargain to you, but experts say counterfeiting encourages child labor and funds organized crime. that's a lot of bad karma to carry around with your new fake handbag. abc news, new york. >> it is funding child labor and according to experts, it's funding organized crime and terrorism. >> interesting. these super fakes are interesting. in the old days it was the knockoff. and now you -- you can get them with watches, too. rolex watches, thousands of dollars. and the cheap one might be $50 and the super knock off that is couple hundred dollars and it is amazing how sophisticated the knockoffs have become. >> in the culture that we live in now, everyone wants one of these bags even if sometimes it means the hidden dangers of it. and i v a feeling people walking around with the super fakes don't know what they are paying for. >> i would think that is right. an extremely embarrassing history lesson for a reality tv star. >>> an putting a su

new management team from cartier, chanel, et cetera, new products as well.hat could drive the top line. but the most important thing is the margin side. with precious metal prices down 30% since 20 1 that's a big tailwind. diamond prices down 10% and price increases that's going to give you upside and operating leverage. >> great company, great year but you can't buy the stock up. stock at $90, trading at 21 times next year's earnings. a company over five years averaged 12% growth. all of the good news and then some is priced in. had 60% run year-to-date. a great name if you want to own luxury but want to own it 25% cheaper than currently traded. >> back to margins, it's not priced in. before that, they missed seven quarters in a row. >> the kicker and -- >> they didn't grow top line. new products are going to drive better growth and earnings. >> comps for 2014. get very, very difficult. they are not going to have the low bar that they had in 2013. the comp is going to be the real story for next year. that's going -- >> they're not -- they didn't have the pr

or is this black bear chaneling the ghost of bruce lee? >> it does look really fake.hen animals do something that looks human, we're just taken aback by it. we think, well, how the hell did it do that? that's crazy. >> i was sort of waiting to find out what camera tricks they did to make it look so smooth. >> amazingly, the kung fu bear is 100% factually accurate. >> it turns out it's just a very talented bear. >> for years claude the bear has been wowing visitors in japan with his mastery of martial arts. claude taught himself serious stick skills after zoo keepers gave him a five foot staff to play with shortly after his arrival in 2002. >> this poor bear is, like, bored out of his mind. he's like, well, i've got this stick. and i'm really smart. >> but claude doesn't gain worldwide fame until teenager alex graham visits the zoo during a family trip in 2009. >> the zoo is generally really quiet. we were looking around. i just walk off by myself. >> soon alex comes face-to-face with claude the bear. >> so i take out my camera. >> alex can't believe his eyes when clau

channel yesterday announcing it's buying a tannery in central france famed for lambskins used for chanel's leather bags follows deal with hermes buying tanneries. they're snapping up crocodile suppliers, used in watches and handbags. they bought a controlling stake in helping long, a crock supplier in singapore. exotic skins of the highest quality have become critical and profitable. this hermes maxie box bag in crock skin for $47,400. now a top quality croc skin has to be smooth and pristine so they're given special oils and they're kept in a calm relaxing environment so they don't get scratched. all these companies have to follow strict guidelines on the treatment of these animals but right now these are very short ply and all the companies want to get more. >> robert, thank you very much. let's turn now to kelly. this brings new meaning to the term shopaholic. lots of retailers or at least quite a few, adding bars to their retail locations. what's going on some. >> it's an interesting trend we've seen. nordstrom in the past year say they've doubled the number of dining options with full

he actually went to mike chanel hand and said i want to be out there. shanahan said, no.ve to wait for the intrigue to continue. we'll have to see who lasts this season over at redskin park. >>> from football to baseball, a huge decision today. major league baseball announcing from now on they're going to ban these home plate collisions where the runner trying to jar the ball from the catcher of these home plate collisions are pretty powerful, pretty brutal sometimes. this could change the game. what do you make of this? >> absolutely. it's been a part of baseball for a while, but the discussion has intensified in the past couple years, san francisco catcher buster posey was injured in one of these collisions, he ended up being out for most of the season. san francisco was like, we lost an all-star over this. this shouldn't be happening that a player can take a major component out like this. there's been discussion that the tigers this year, their catcher had to leave a game because of a similar collision. at the rules meeting, they have decided the catcher can no longer

. -- chanel bag. >> the biggest thing for retailers in luxury, it is always late in the season.ople don't buy luxury items until mid-december. you don't see a lot of luxury shoppers on black friday. you find that airing the last week or 10 days of the season. hard luxury like jewelry is the last four or five days of the season. if you're going to spend a lot of dough, like a five figure number on a piece of jewelry, you want it to go on next january's credit card rather than in december. >> that plans how you pay for the bill. you mentioned a couple of areas that beat out and apparel was one where we saw discounting. which segments of retail did so down numberss no to show? >> there were no huge sellouts in home,. the biggest sellouts or in a sector that is otherwise very challenging, consumer electronics. it will be about flat but the hottest products were the sony ps4 and xbox and they were hard to find and there were never on discount. -- whole sector of sound sound had its best year in over a decade whether it is sound bars, headphones, earbuds. >> was that because of limite

i am bruised and battered after visiting chanel. luxury and it's ever higher prices. good morning.ecember 20. i am tom keene. joining me are scarlet fu and alix steel. busy markets and a lot to talk about. the last week to shop before christmas. >> did you buy my christmas present you? make sure you do it this weekend. >> you look beautiful. >> overnight, we have data from the u.k.. the bank of japan is maintaining its record easing. that is after the federal reserve decision to taper. we also have the third gdp number. the last look there.

. >> you bought a chanel bag, a porsche. >> announcer: and thinks her ex should pay. >> i deserve a certain that deal is over. >> you're going to have to get a job. >> announcer: and is this the biggest momma's boy ever? >> dr. phil: he's 28 and you cut his tomatoes. mom powdered him after the shower. >> in all the nooks and crannies. helps prevent the rashes. >> dr. phil: i'm absolutely stunned. >> dr. phil: oh, boy. little girls dream about meeting their prince charming, right? having a fairy tale life and not a worry in the world. god, i love this topic. my first guest was living that dream. she had a mansion, maid and a

fellow fox stars zoe day chanel received a acting nod for "new girl." the party of the year airs january 12th, hosting once again by comedic duo, tina fey and amy pohler. i will tune in to watch the hosts. jon: jon: they're always hysterical. julie, thank you. jenna: did hhs secretary kathleen sebelius act criminally when looking into the investigation into healthcare.gov? that is the question of the day. we'll go in depth jenna: twelve noon here on the east coast and a fox news alert. we're watching a news conference out of the centers for disease control in atlanta today. health officials there are updating all of us on this year's flu season. we've learned that about 40% of people the cdc says should get a flu shot have done so, it's now urging everybody else to get the vaccine which is readily available this season, they say. we should also hear more about this current strain of the flu and just how bad it may be. we'll bring you updates as it happens. ♪ ♪ jon: and speaking of the flu and health care, our top story, effects of obamacare now felt by

could chanel he lost -- cucinelli lost. did that signal to the republican party that you cannot put up a tea party-oriented campaign? >> not to the tea party people. reading their comments the last couple of days, they are almost all along the lines of, we were sold out by the establishment. they thought he could have one, given the close margin. given theave won, close margin. >> there is no learning from that? >> i do not think so. >> i think the republicans have to learn how to woo and recruit the libertarians. the libertarian candidate was the deciding difference. there was only about a 5000 vote margin. >> actually, i do not think that is true. you look at the pre-election polls and the exit polls -- it was a protest vote, largely. those votes would have split almost evenly. i do not think, in this case, that that was so much an ideological vote so much as -- it was young people and independents who did not like either candidate, which was a large group. you had a large potential pool of people to appeal to. >> now, i

it does matter whether it is a $4,000 chanel handbags, $25 cookies, there is great value.lk about china but maybe there's time to get to that. some of the other gifts you brought in, got the watches over here. >> these swatches are a brand new company we started doing business with. they are all manufactured in deep flight. european craftsmanship has been brought to detroit. it is about made in the u.s.a. beautiful in her workings, very proud of the fact the we carried these and it is a whole line of watches, 550 to 950, any man or any women in their spot would elevate them. tracy: and must have cataloged, they are sold out. >> only ten exclusively made for the markets. $345,000 and as usual sold them out. tracy: do you say i will take it? >> you cannot believe what goes on when we select a different automobile, they customize it, they go on sale two weeks after the catalogue comes out and usually within ten minutes they are gone and there is the long waiting list and they become collector's items because one of 10, two of 10 or whatever. ashley: was it hard to come up wit

a chanel bag. >> that's beautiful. >> that's nice. >> reporter: the real thing goes for nearly $5,000t $40. this one wasn't nearly so cheap. >> $600. >> reporter: we haggled and got the price down to $430. >> all right. we'll do it. >> reporter: we are now the somewhat ashamed owners of a superfake handbag. >> no one has any sympathy for a big handbag brand. >> reporter: a little guilt might be a good thing for shoppers. you may care how much misery counterfeiters are spreading with your money. >> certainly, we have evidence that it's gone to fund organized crime. it's gone to fund terrorism. >> reporter: that's a lot of karma to carry around with your brand-new fake handbag. for "good morning america," bianna golodryga, abc news, new york. >> good advice. thanks, bianna. >>> coming up, the baby born just 14 ounces. that's one of the smallest ever in the u.s. now, headed home just in time for christmas eve. >>> and then, oh, a little christmas present for the ladies. one on one with leonardo dicaprio. >> you're not too excited about that, are you? >> i'm not. at all. >>> and "the play

reporter: but in real life, a-list actress keira knightley shocked when she wore this knee-length chanelts. but perhaps the third time is perhaps the charm. dusting it off again, rocking the recycled gown down the red carpet. this time, she added a sheer beaded overlay. >> when you look at the dress itself, we're not talking about a princess diana ball gown encrusted in swaur often swarovski crystals and pearls. we're talking about a simple and stunning look. >> reporter: she's not the only one to wear the same dress more than once. kate middleton repurposed this pink dress in 2012. wearing it 2 times in just 11 days. and first lady michelle obama is a fan of this colorful frock. but is recycling your wedding dress a fashion faux pas or not? fashion expert cameron silver says, proceed with caution. >> make sure it still fits you. and hopefully, it's still in style. sometimes it takes a while for that garment to look current again. >> reporter: a few tips from this vintage gown guru. never wear the dress the same way twice. don't wear it in front of a similar group of people. and try modi

even little old ladies in chanel suits don't like $20 co-pays. >> look at the case studies, libby, thatr-old who hit her forehead on a table. what are you going to do when your 2-year-old has a big egg on the head? you go to the hospital, right? or the doctor says you have to go to the hospital. right? billed $529 for supplies and devices even though she left the e.r. with a piece of gauze and a sticker. >> right. >> and i think the point i want to make, too, is these are not rich people. these are average people, and many of us, whether we're in affordable care act plans or out of them, are paying more and more in the way of co-pays and deductibles. so these $2,000 e.r. bills, you might say, well, it's no problem, insurance is paying them. they're not anymore. these patients are suffering for three stitches, you know, $700, $1,000. stitches that when i was a kid or when my kids were a kid would have been taken care of for $100, $200 in a doctor's office. >> the entire system is crazy. >> out of control. >> we're talking about e.r. right now. i'll give you -- here's one of my stories. w