in order to be a great denim hunter, you have to be ruthless, relentless, and rugged.to pits, i've killed rattlesnakes to get by. there are so many potential dangers. >> exploring abandoned mineshafts can be treacherous, but often worth the risk. >> finding things in mines is the equivalent of big-game hunting. you find a time capsule just sitting there in the middle of nowhere. the feeling of seeking something is a true american sort of pioneer feeling. you're literally filling a gap in in history. >> and that's a good way to pose the question facing our heir, jock taylor. does his strange inheritance fill a gap in history, or are they closer to the jeans that fill the gap at the mall? >> they were in such great shape that i thought, "why are they showing me new jeans?" >> stay tuned for "p.s.i." -- pants seam investigation -- next. >> here's another quiz question for you... the answer when we return. this is what it's all about, jamie -- helping small businesses. damage your vehicle? we got you covered. [ glass shatters ] property damage? that's what general liabilit

. >> the thing i'm most excited about is the fetterman guy, the 6'8" imposing figure in denim, running for lieutenant governor. he gets the democrat party particularly, i think, afraid of what might happen if he is the lieutenant governor. i hope he is. i want to see that. >> a suburb of pittsburgh. it's gonna shake things up, no doubt about it. >> i think mike turzai's entrance into the race is very significant. he's a real figure. he also has a political base in allegheny county and western pennsylvania.

the blues jean bar was a retail chain of fashion stores that predominantly sold denim, and it was ownedy lady fuller. i'm lady. i'm marcus, how are you? nice to meet you. lady had started the business with her deceased mother's inheritance. and she was determined to create a cool shopping atmosphere to honor her memory. you know, my mother passed away when i was nine, and she took her own life. she left me money and i wanted to do something with her money that paid homage to her. and i think on some much deeper level, prove to myself that my life was going to be different than hers. while her original intentions were right, she definitely got lost along the way. at its height, the blues jean bar had 13 locations. when i walked in, it had three. i walked into a very pleasant staff, but a very confusing business model. all right, the basic premise of the store is that you can't, you know, touch the jeans without us. do they actually say to people, "you can't touch the jeans without us"? yeah. mm-hmm. they can't walk behind the bar. okay. the deal that i made with lady was that i would put

you have the fashion of denim, something that you can dress up and down.mfortable, i think stretch has really evolved. dagen:ly wear maternity jeans. [laughter] dagen: for days that i eat pasta. maria: go for it. >> fashion is really the thing. lee has differentiated itself in understanding consumer and understanding needs and products and how they live their life and so it really start with fashion but then it's also how we are incorporating innovation into our products. maria: doing anything special for 100 years? celebrating 100 years? >> this is a 100-year anniversary of lee being in kansas city, that's part of it, we are actually coming up in february of 2019, 130th anniversary of the lee company. maria: very cool. chris, before you go, the tax plan, is that going to move your business? what do you think about the tax plan we are talking about right now as the president of major retail? >> yeah, i don't know if it'll impact us or not. what i can say to you, we are looking globally at our business and we evolve as the marketplace moves and we will cont

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. >> the thing i'm most excited about is the fetterman guy, the 6'8" imposing figure in denim, runninglieutenant governor. he gets the democrat party particularly, i think, afraid of what might happen if he is the lieutenant governor. i hope he is. i want to see that. >> a suburb of pittsburgh. it's gonna shake things up, no doubt about it. >> i think mike turzai's entrance into the race is very significant. he's a real figure. he also has a political base in allegheny county and western pennsylvania. and if you look at the history of pennsylvania politics particularly in governor's race, that east-west matchup. and while governor wolf isn't from philadelphia, he sort of feels more like a philadelphia ndidate. i think if it ends up turzai versus wolf, that's gonna be a very, very interesting and hard-fought election. >> but he doesn't have the namehe south, and he some of the folks who didn't support in that has been a challenge for republicans. >> he has name recognition within the republican party and the power base. and they can get the votes and the interest out. and that's why thi

i'm here at the big table with that robert parents he is an auctioneer and an art expert with the denim baird auction house here in berlin it's good to have you on the show so first of all any idea who bought it well it was me but i think if it were you wouldn't be sitting here right now as you say liberating my painting no i would definitely say it came from a former russian connection i think it now went to an american connection and. you have an idea probably in some design that one american would have you know half a billion in cash to spend on wood an oil well would annoy the man who has a lot of computers probably yes it would definitely sink those well yeah that's more or less is his taste because one thousand nine hundred four he bought the less the codex for roughly thirty four million beckon today's instruments price for drawings by united when she so i would say if you have to opportunity to get your hands on a masterpiece only you can watch the louvre hey i would be dead well if you got his money you could do it is there ok money aside i mean even if you're if you are that w

. >>> well, denim and diamonds, was the theme tonight for the children's crisis treatment center's 17th annual round you will. hundreds of people turnout at curtis center in philadelphia to help raise money for cctc which provides behavioral health services, to a few children and their families. health reporter stephanie stahl is a board member of the children's crisis treatment center. >>> well, this weekend we fall back, daylight savings time ends sunday. >> while we might get an extra hour of sleep this weekend not everyone thinks changing the clocks is a good thing. nicole brewer is here to explain. >> is there definitely a split , there is no question. >> so when we turn our clocks back at 2:00 a.m. sunday morning we resume standard time. while some welcome that change , others want to make ds t a permanent way of life. this time of the year there is a lot to look forward to. >> it is not too hot, not too cold. >> change of colors, change of season. >> i'm excited for pumpkin spices latte. >> pumpkin coffee and pie. >> in the morning waking up on monday morning. >> it gets dark too

. >>> well, denim and diamonds, was the theme tonight for the children's crisis treatment center's 17th annual round you will. hundreds of people turnout at curtis center in philadelphia to help raise money for cctc which provides behavioral health services, to a few children and their families. health reporter stephanie stahl is a board member of the children's crisis treatment center. >>> well, this weekend we fall back, daylight savings time ends sunday. >> while we might get an extra hour of sleep this weekend not everyone thinks changing the clocks is a good thing. nicole brewer is here to explain. >> is there definitely a split , there is no question. >> so when we turn our clocks back at 2:00 a.m. sunday morning we resume standard time. while some welcome that change , others want to make ds t a permanent way of life. this time of the year there is a lot to look forward to. >> it is not too hot, not too cold. >> change of colors, change of season. >> i'm excited for pumpkin spices latte. >> pumpkin coffee and pie. >> in the morning waking up on monday morning. >> it gets dark too

with denim for the whole family. got so much amazing innovation with sculpt and flex denim or men and the kids as well. >> happy thanksgiving, sonia syngal, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks, amy. >>> all right. time now for our turkey 911. our thanksgiving dream team of experts chefs, rocco dispirito, sanders l sandra lee and eddie jackson. amy doesn't need this help. she is an expert. we should just say that. rocco, our first question is from samantha says, help, i forgot to take my turkey out and it's still frozen. what do i do? >> put your hands on your face and call boston market. see what time they close today? no, i'm just kidding. you put your turkey in a large pot of warm water, you allow warm water to run over it until it defrosts then break it into pieces or spatch cock it like i'll do later. >> what if i do if i oversalt the turkey? >> there are a couple of things you can do. citrus would be my number one go to. now, you can rinse it off or you can just cut a lemon in half and squeeze it over and t

is starting to perk up we're getting everyone talking about improved denim sales you have a new apple. is that going to take some dollars from something else? >> it's about value, and it's about experience give them a value. you give them an experience. they will come i think that that's what retailers need to do >> jan, let's get down to the bottom line, though. if i feel like i'm getting great value, as i as a consumer and if i'm getting a great bargain, is the store going to be able to make money >> the stores are going to do fine 40% is on the new 30% off. i'm want concerned about that. my real concern is how much brick and mortar business do we really do, right everything that moves on-line costs me more than i sell out of the store. that's always a problem. >> you are k5078 and shop. we'll do fine. >> what do you think the margin is on the stuff that takes place this weekend >> i don't think the marnlin is significantly different than what you get for the rest of the selling season they plan all of this into the business if they make their sales numbers, they'll do fine on the m

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what they did to try to distinguish the political prisoners from the regular prisoners -- we had blue denimsses and they had a different color blue, thinking that might be easy enough. not because they did not have enough close -- not because they do not have enough clothes, being the only black women in there, one of the sisters came up and said what are you doing in here? protesting the war in vietnam. son,sband, my brother, my these two words, vietnam or jail. think about the reality of that for anyone opposed to that war. they are doing it to this day. that divident, between the political prisoners and the regular prisoners, that wall came down. there is another thing i want to say about the pace of that war -- there is a great book that talks about the african-american experience. one of the comments martin luther king made when he gave , despitech in 1967 whatever the rowdy of that case was, he asked a simple question. how can you ask black men to go 8000 miles away to kill other people of color in the name of democracy, but they do not have it when they laughed and they do not have i

she grew up around here, i did , we also carry other brands like 360 cashmere, designer denim, comfy, wild fox. >> and you guys have been doing this for the past several years. what does small business saturday mean to you guys? >> we love it. we grew up around here. we have friends here. we shop here. it is like money back into the local businesses, around, because if you stop here, you're going to stop at other businesses, too. it create jobs around here for everyone locally. we really love it. we love staying local. >> yes. and how long have you been working here and also what is it that got you involved in the first place? >> i have been with elle lawyer which four years now, i started when retail, became the assistant buyer. i just love it. she is so passionate about it. i can see why. it is an awesome business store for all of the girls that work for us are amazing. so just an awesome company. >> and being local is obviously so important to you as be be be be somebody who is local. >> yes, i grew up in the suburbs of philadelphia. i went to archbishop wood. now i live in center

(theresa vail) boys and girls denim jeans for only $10! this chevy siverado battery powered ride-on toy for under $100. (theresa vail) doors open at 5am. >> maria: welcome back so it is now up to the senate when it comes to tax reform. they're planning a vote right after the holiday after thanksgiving right now at least one republican is a no ron johnson. want to bring in the panel ed rollins former advisor to president reagan and mary kissel is here. both now fox news contributors great to see you both. >> thank you. >> maria: ron johnson is the senator saying i can't vote for this because of the way they treat business passthroughs versus a corporate. >> i think he's going to work him. there's six or seven that basically are not signed on yet of the republicans that they need. i think they're workable and you have to get it down to one or two, and we'll get this thing as it stands today the house counted their votes very well passed a bill that wouldn't pass in the senate but the senate will pass a bill that has to get to the house or co

(theresa vail) boys and girls denim jeans for only $10!y siverado battery powered ride-on toy for under $100. (theresa vail) doors open at 5am. ♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." just when you thought the democrats couldn't be involved in any more scandals, fox news tonight confirming that the fbi is investigating pennsylvania congressman bob brady for allegedly paying off his democratic primary opponent in 2012 and then lying to federal investigators. not a good idea. according to the charges, brady secretly paid 90 grand for his opponent jimmy moore to drop out of the race. and his former campaign manager already pled guilty to concealing the payments. additionally, two aides for brady have beenhe indicted. sounds like democrats level love rigging elections more than anything else. we reach out to his attorney for comments, shockingly we haven't heard back. here with reaction, larry elder. fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera. hillary rigged the elections in the primary. according to brazil. she tried to rig it with effusion

. >> seth: it's basically a lot like, yeah, denim is chain mail. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughtert you're trapped. >> seth: one of the other things is you -- the demogorgon last year was a man in a demogorgon suit. >> oh! >> seth: and these are pretty awesome photos of -- >> that's mark. yeah. >> seth: that's mark. >> yeah. >> seth: who was a demogorgon. >> yeah. >> seth: and so when you had to fight the demogorgon in season one, you actually had somebody who was in the room. >> right, yeah, yeah, yeah. that was kind of the big difference between the first and second season. >> seth: because now it's cgi. >> yeah, it's cgi. because they can't have, you know, like a person on all fours pretending to be a little -- >> seth: yeah. >> dog guy. >> seth: like, you can't have a person this small in a -- i mean they can't -- they won't let children do it. >> yeah, it's, you know. [ laughter ] they're already breaking so many laws with what they're doing. i mean, compared to last year, it's like i just felt terrible having to -- you know, he's in this big, hot suit. and he's sweating. he's

. >> well, denim and diamonds was the theme for the children 's crisis treatment center.nteen annual round up yesterday, hundreds of people turned out at the curtis center in philadelphia, to help raise money for cctc, which provides the behave go year al health services through abused children and their families. health reporter stephanie stahl is a board member of the children's crisis treatment center. >> and coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning: are you really the size you wear? what size are you? >> it can depend on which brands you choose. i'm nicky batiste in new york, coming up, i'm tell you why retailers are putting smaller and smaller sizes on our clothe. >> and stephanie stahl reports on tiny new technology that could change the way doctors approach breast cancer, and remove cancerous cells. that's ahead in our einstein healthcare science center report. >> plus: what a difference a day makes. almost summer like temperatures yesterday. this morning, it is fast forwards to fall. chelsey ingram is back with more on these up and down temp

speed of the time of the denim and has expired. the chair recognizes the judgment from iowa, mr. king for 5 minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you general sessions for your testimony here today and your service to our country over the years that you have been front and center. a number of things that i wanted to discuss. one of them is the daca situation and it seems as i'd recall you made a public statement sometime back about the constitutionality of the policy that was implemented by president obama. would you care to reiterate that position today? >> the president, president obama indicated multiple times that he felt that he didn't have the power to do daca in the way it was done. eventually, they must have changed their mind and executed this policy to take persons who is in the country unlawfully and to give them lawful status, work permits and then even participation in social securit social security. i've felt for some time that that was not proper a federal district court in texas so held in the fifth circuit court of appeals also held that it was unlawful. s

>> part of it is because of things like this where you and others like you right leg go to try and denim gog. >> i don't know who others like me are. i don't know what you're indicating. but i'm simply -- i've invited you on. i'm allowing you to speak freely. i'm questioning you about quotes that you yourself have given in multiple interviews. i understand you're under pressure from this and you're backtracking from it. >> i'm not. i'm telling you the quote is being misconstrued. >> so you're not saying that any of these women should be prosecuted because they remain silent and you're not saying that they are accomplices. >> no. no. >> that if they stayed silent, you're not saying they're accomplices. >> no. >> okay. fair enough. >> that was not the context of the conversation. >> okay. you say that you -- >> i realize -- and now the reporter realizes that was the way it was taken, but that's not what was -- the way it was -- >> it was actually in two interviews, so it's not just one reporter. you consider, though, you said roy moore to be a victim. is that correct? >> yes. i think in th

really soft material then we paired it with al lori's cooper rust leggings, they're actually denim.ooper tone >> thank you so much. so in addition, you're not coming out here friday night to look, you can also shop, there will be a pop-up shop in the backing make sure to bring cash with you if you're going to come to this event. it starts at 8:00 here at this hotel. but you said get here early. >> absolutely. you want to come in early, grab a seat to at the bar, have dinner and stay and enjoy the fashion show, it will be a great event and we're looking forward to a lot of people turning out for it. >> reporter: thank you ♪ . >>> listen to this, 48% couples regularly argue about money and 60% argue about too cheap or spending too much. according to the journal of family relationships, the best indicator for couples breaking up, you guessed it. money issues. argue about money all that sort of thing. here's what you can do to stay ton the same page financially and get your money house in order. a joint account. i highly recommend it. studies have shown that for couple that is use a joi

he was wearing a denim jacket with a hood to cover his head. >> let's turn to the commute. it was a little bit slower than i thought.>> it is getting better now let's look at these other commute. first of all let's start with the east short freeway and see if i can get that. 29 minutes so it has improved from 6:30 or so. it is almost 8:30 and 29 minutes is as good as it gets. from the bay bridge we have a little bit more room getting into san francisco we have dried out. i get up really early, it was wet when i got on the streets but now things have dried off. look at the san mateo bridge. this commute has improved and like was on the dumbarton bridge. we don't have a lot of slow traffic. look at highway 4. this traffic has been very light with a little bit of slowing into the bay point area. 8:17 now let's bring in steve. >> it was raining in oakland when we arrived today but now it has led up. we had some earlier rain around 5:00 but now we are done. santa cruz into livermore looks to be the main line of rain. we are not getting a lot out of this system. there are two the

. >> the manufacturing denim and work wear for more than 100 years.ir garments are the pride of appalachia and one of millions of small businesses using modern marketing to help new generations discover old treasures. >> even though we've been around for 100 years our customers are finding us in new ways, through social media like instagram and through the pop up shops across the country. >> something to which this denver urban winery can toast. >> we sit down as a team every day and talk about how we can be different. >> people have really taken to social media for us. >> one of the first to offer monkey seerm named after the mathematical proposition on a mission to make wine more probable, at this denver school in an old school bus turned mobile tap room. >> and the bus has given us a great tool for people to discover who we are and what we are doing. >> across the country there are 27 million small businesses and in the last two decades they've accounted for more than 60% of net new jobs. but now more than ever, they are getting creative to stay re

under $100 and not just pda with the prince on full display at the invictus games this button down and denim ripped jeans. already compared to kate who opts for more conservative looks mixing high-end brands like jenny packham with temperley london and topshop with seem ara and the sensible closed toe pump from l.k. soon-to-be royal has her own shoes to fill as the first american to take on the princess role since grace kelly of monaco who paved the way as one of the most watched women in the world. and what's exciting is we're waiting to see what her wedding dress is going to look like. we're going to find out in a few months as that walk down the aisle becomes the greatest catwalk of her life. robin, back to you. >> adrienne, been shoutout. markle sparkle. that is huge. that is going to trend. that's going to be the new hashtag. we feel it. it came from adrienne bankert. in yes. >> adrienne gets credit. hey, we got celebrity stylist and author joe zee with us live. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> you've known meghan markle for a bit. >> i have. listen, i love her. she is amazing. i

. >> reporter:ing denim and workwear for more than 100 years.de of appalachia. and new generations discovering old treasures. >> our customers are finding us in all new ways. social media, like instagram, to pop-up shops we do across the country. >> reporter: something to which this denver urban winery can toast. >> we talk about how we can be different. people have taken to social media for us. >> reporter: one of the first to offer wine in a can. infin gnat monkey theorem. it's on a mission to make wine more approachable. using events like this pop-up in denver zoo. in an old school bus turned mobile tap room. >> the bus has given us a tool for people to discover who we are and what we're doing. >> reporter: across the country, there's 27 million small businesses. and in the past two decades, they've accounted to 60% of net new jobs. now, they're getting creative to stay relevant. >> we're removing everything pretentious to the wine industry. >> reporter: bringing wine to anyone, anywhere. this is a stone's throw from nowhere. the town's gener

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and not in canada or mexico, a renegotiation of nafta could upset some trade, particularly for men's denim of that actually is done back and forth across the mexican/u.s. border. which retail stocks have performed the worse since trump's election, since we're talking about the down trend a scan of the stocks, under armour is the biggest loser, down 59% those losses aren't so much politically rected the ceo made some comments about the president on cnbc that turned out to be controversial and moved the stock. mattel is down 58% foot locker stock has lost 56% since trump's election on the flipside, the best, as of today's market open, it's actually best buy, up 46%. amazon, the company disrupting nearly all others in retail. and other sectors up 42% since trump's election despite some negative presidential tweets about that company home depot number three, up 32%. back over to you guys. >> i wonder if this is -- it seems like this is going to be a really important sector to watch in the coming year to see if the job growth can continue. biggest industry in terms of employment, and with such

essential holding provider, using terms to describe the areas they are successful at, the must haves, denimsnce were on the high street. more broadly, what can we say and learn from the results. will retailers be more concerned because of these results in the run—up to christmas? absolutely, this is classed as a golden quarter, where most retailers look forward to doing the most successful trading. it is clear they understand it will be a challenging time ahead. this is a turnaround plan and is mainly proving successful but with archie normanjoining as proving successful but with archie norman joining as chair proving successful but with archie normanjoining as chair in september, previously of asda, it will be very much a leaner plan and they will look for low—cost ways to do their retailing going forward so perhaps the traditional customer will miss the marks and spencer of old that they once had. let's return to the nhs and its boss in england has challenged the government to find an extra £350 million for the health service every week, as promised during the eu referendum campaign. simon

(mark zona) boys and girls denim jeans for only $10!) this chevy silverado battery powered ride-on toy for under $100. doors open at 5am. ( will ) good morning i'm will tran.( anny ) and i'm anny hong. lets start the morning with a check of weather with dave spahr. (dave)dry and mild weather is forecast from friday through most of saturday. rain is expected to spread across the region from late saturday evening through sunday. scattered showers on sunday night will taper off and end by midday monday. dry weather is then expected for the remainder of next week. ( will ) and we are ( will )

that the weather was good it was seasonal for everyone what everyone saw was saw apparel selling, denimats >> coats still worked. you know why retailers had less inventory of coats so that helped them. >> okay. >> this instapot is the hottest thing out there. >> cyber monday? >> you've already done yours. >> flat out. >> not even paying attention to the show. >> is that today is that today? >> it's today all day. >> cyber monday, i was getting deals all weekend. i did plenty of online shopping over the weekend. >> i compared the deals over midnight compared to what was black friday most of them stayed the same there were a couple that went a little bit more. there may be some free shipping deals. >> i didn't step foot in an actual brick and mortar store over the weekend i spent a lot of money between carl and the ads on cnbc, i got talked into the instant crock pot on amazon. i bought two of them because they had a big discount. >> to they work? >> i think so. they're supposed to be much faster i tried to make a crock pot thing last week and i didn't have 6 hours. >> i've been holding o

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steve: a lot of denim. ainsley: i bet there were cowboy hats too.ing. ainsley: you are getting jealous. sean hannity wears jeans. steve: let's wear jeans on this show. friday. brian: who could stop us? ainsley: casual friday. steve: tomorrow wear jeans tomorrow. ainsley: i love it. steve: jeans tomorrow ♪ ♪ ainsley: we're getting a negative on that? [ buzzer ] brian. ainsley: remember we were working super bowl presented with cowboy boots. we left it in texas though. steve: you heard of the guy toba weigh in. what do you think? should we wear jeans tomorrow? ainsley: great idea. [boos] brian: what kind of jeans? there is acid wash? ainsley: hollholy ones dad jeans, baggy one. boyfriend jeans. brian: what about the one with a hook on them so can i bring a hammer. steve: a loop? brian: because i want to do some work. steve: i used to be a plumber. ainsley: should we talk about the news? steve: we should now that we have video back. time to cut off north korea. steve: that stern message from president trump to his chinese counterpart. brian: kevin cork