piper jaffrey teen survey didn't come out a few weeks ago and these were observed trends >> we saw esteeulta, last quarter, last two quarters we saw skin care was better than makeup it was an interesting trend. we'll see if it lasts. but my gen-z likes it. >> estee lauder down 1.3% today. >>> still to come, millions of californians facing power outages as wildfires burn across the state. we'll get a live report on the latest to control the blazes, coming up. >>> and here's a quick check on bonds. rates are on the rise with the u.s. treasury yields moving higher to quick off the week on this monday. yields on the ten-year note visiting around 1.847% "closing bell" will be right back when i lost my sight, my biggest fear was losing my independence. mmm... good. so i've spent my life developing technology to help the visually impaired. we are so good. we built a guide that uses ibm watson... to help the blind. it is already working in cities like tokyo. my dream is to help millions more people like me. - [spokesman] if you've tried colleg(group cheering)shed, snhu lets you transfer up to 90

their commander in chief general muslim who says president trump promised to maintain partnership with estee if and long term support at various speeds within just a few moments of sama binge of aid will join us live from sun the earth on the turkish syrian border we go to turkey 1st though to the white house today kimberly how good to talk us through what president trump had to say and kimberly president trump taking a lot of credit for what's played out between turkey and and syria along that border but his position on this is being heavily criticized throughout hasn't it. it's been heavily criticized as a result this is a you have to remember u.s. president already campaigning for reelection in 2020 targeting a domestic audience portraying him packaging this is a master marketer as a success even though it is important to point out that initially the president had announced a withdrawal of u.s. troops what this really is is a repositioning of american soldiers he acknowledged that some are now remaining to guard oil fields will still others are going into iraq or even into saudi arabia th

nordstrom and nike, estee lauder, let's talk about them. >> sure.n the hunt for businesses with enduring pricing power and long runway for growth opportunity. when you bring up nordstroms, deep stores, parents are struggling. we're looking for actual brand but when i say the brand. the brands 10 to be a information filter to reduce searching costs. figure out what you want to own. what you want to buy. those brands seem to have more trouble. like kraft cheese. it has become more commodityized. what we notice the brands continue to show pricing power are ones with some sort of a social status element to it. when you bring up nike, here is nike, nobody spends more money than nike. they spend nearly $4 billion a year to connect their brand to star athletes, to celebrities, to social status, making it a very desirable product. it's a apparent, a leading global brand. one of the most counterfeited brands along luxury products. clearly a highly desirable product. cheryl: stand by. i want to show president trump aboard air force one. he is departing columb

meanwhile, notable earnings reports scheduled for today include kraft hiepz, pinterest, sprint, esteend altria. on wall street it was a fed-fueled rally yesterday. the s&p 500 hit a record for the second time this week closing up nine points. the dow rallied 115 points yesterday, and the nasdaq gained 27. >>> boeing's ceo faced a second day of scrutiny about its grounded 737 max plane. yesterday lawmakers questioned dennis muilenburg about new documents in which a boeing engineer had safety concerns about the max before a deadly crash last october. muilenburg acknowledged mistakes were made. some lawmakers attacked him for his $30 million sam salary last year. muilenburg said he does not plan to resign. >>> ford motor company and the united auto workers have reached a tentative deal on a new contract avoiding a strike. the proposed four-year deal includes $6 billion in new investments and the creation or retention of 8,500 u.s. jobs. the deal must now be approved by union leaders and members. both groups are expected to meet tomorrow in detroit to vote on the deal. >>> pugot maker chr

. >> look, when you look at what clorox is doing or procter is doing, they're trying to find -- esteeauder, trying to find these people, these illusive millennials and gen whatevers. that's what they are they're cord cutters, they're not watching us, they're watching things on -- they're watching their instagram feed. you can -- i don't know if you've seen the new level of instagram ads, it is, like, this is a dog feed, dog feed, here is an ad for dog, they're listening to you i don't know if people feel good i was talking about a terrific doctor who passed away, dr. cleaver. the czar -- the drug czar for george bush. and he was fantastic and then i open up my pc and it has his obituary. >> this has to do with what? >> speak and they -- they hear you. they give you an ad that is -- >> they were responding to your -- >> i was talking an my pc heard me and popped up the obituary. >> that's scary. >> what matters to me is the advertisements have gotten so sophisticated, you click on them, you think they're, wow, i want that, it is targeted. i think that's why snap is going to do okay we

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national security threat sanctions may hurt but they feel the danger coming from syria is worse the estee if once controlled 30 percent of syria where millions live an area rich in oil agriculture and water the u.n. says 160000 of them are on the move in what was once a relatively peaceful and stable corner of syria russia and turkey's local allies are battling on several fronts russia says it doesn't approve turkey's military moves in syria and won't accept its permanent presence there seems to be serious differences between the 2 countries who are supposed to be working together in syria but diplomatic channels remain open and could be leverage. on the turkish syrian border let's get the latest from john stratford who is in our on the turkish side of the border with syria charlie the tariq seemed to have achieved one of their objectives which was forcing the kurds to retreat east of the euphrates and now they have their sights on man big what's the latest on the battlefield hear hear. well evidence would suggest they're finding it a lot more difficult here there's a lot of heavy shellin

according to according to him according to these free syrian army fighters there are still a lot of estee if. and he was saying in other areas also. he said that they'd be making preparations for a potential resumption of turkey's military campaign by sending deployments of troops east and west. but this agreement seems to have been hashed out by putin and heard a wall on could well suggest obviously that we could be seeing $150.00 s. extension to that in order to continue to try and persuade. the kurdish fighters to withdraw from that 32 kilometer deep zone i think is really interesting just to listen to the kind of language that was being used by the turkish president seeming to be a lot less should we say fiery in his language i mean up until today he has been insistent day in day out sometimes literally twice a day giving speeches and press conferences speaking to his supporters saying if it's if they're not out within 120 hours we are going to resume our military operation and nothing's going to stop us we want them out of an area 440 kilometers along the border and 32 kilometers dee

national security threat sanctions may hurt but they feel the danger coming from syria is worse the estee if once controlled 30 percent of syria where millions live an area rich in oil agriculture and water the u.n. says 160000 of them are on the move in what was once a relatively peaceful and stable corner of syria russia and turkey's local allies are battling on several fronts russia says it doesn't approve turkey's military moves in syria and won't accept its permanent presence there seems to be serious differences between the 2 countries who are supposed to be working together in syria but diplomatic channels remain open and could be leverage. on the turkish syrian border. and the u.s. justice department has filed criminal charges against a major tech bank federal prosecutors accuse hulk bank of taking part in a multi-billion dollar scheme that helped iran avoid u.s. sanctions court documents say iran access international markets using proceeds from its oil and gas sales on tuesday the u.s. announced sanctions against turkey in response to its offensive in northeast in syria let's bri

so the makeup business is hurting, although don't you dare tell the key ulta supplier, estee lauder theompany just reported spectacular numbers. hallelujah. >> still strong growth in every category, especially skin care and dillon says she is trying to fix the makeup business, trying to leverage the consumer sides and more closely with their brand partners to turn things around geez, when your company has a fabulous track record and you slash your guidance, your stock gets a highlight first the analysts cut their estimates on this. how could they not five firms downgraded ulta with morgan stanley arguing this was a thesis changing end quarter. that's why the stock plummeted nearly 30% in a single day and spent the bulk of september licking its wounds no one wanted a seemingly broken growth stock in this environment. the crazy thing in the past couple of weeks ulta has made a remarkable comeback. usually it take morse than a month after such an ugly shortfall. it's almost like someone switched -- a switch has been flipped here and investors have been given the okay to get back into ulta

after a lot, estee lauder has had a lot of exposure to hong kong and mainland china but most of theseave not had the privilege of meeting frayedia, a brilliant executive. he figured out how to harness the smartphone, camera part, and social media, which make people feel like they need to look beautiful every second of the date in case they got hcaught o a photo on snap or instagram how about friday we hear from the two best oil companies, skron and chevron i think they will show you it doesn't matter what a fossil fuel producer says nobody cares you need to recognize the oil and gas category has become the new coal, with the millennial money managers money managers, they just want to own these watch out wall street reacts to these numbers. i think these stocks may be finished unless you're an income seeking investor who believes yields are safe and doesn't mind they won't be able to grow a stagnant oil environment, which i suspect will actually last years to come bottom line, listen, there are dozens of other companies i didn't get to opine on here because we simply don't have the tim

syrian border and preparation for an offensive against the kurdish led syrian democratic forces or estee if it follows a preemptive strike by ankara targeting the syrian iraqi border in an attempt to cut their supply lines were turkey considers the kurdish militias which dominate s.d.s. as terrorists rules to drive them away from its border john stratford reports from the turkish border with syria turkish everywhere put the same across the syrian border towards the child of tilapia. the bailee kurdish syrian democratic forces or defeated 2050 with the help of u.s. led coalition forces. the turkish government describes the main fighting force of the s.d.f. as a terrorist organization linked to its outlawed kurdistan workers' party which is fought against the turkish government for decades. control around 430 kilometers of syrian territory along the turkish border. they have fought and worked alongside the u.s. troops for years they say u.s. presidents don't trump's decision to withdraw the nearly 1000 american soldiers is a stab in the back one that gives turkey an opportunity to attack b

current evidence suggests that paediatric and sex with her disappearance are absurd species estee that people. with severe obesity are likely to achieve a clinically significant and sustained weight reduction in lifestyle basically klein is ready signature a graphic and and sustain weight reduction in lifestyle based weight management programs are not watchful waiting may lead to higher body mass index and more could more be condition and that watchful waiting may lead to higher body mass index and more could more be conditions us studies do show that obesity is getting worse among adolescents in the country and it's your studies do show that obesity is getting worse among adolescents in the country nearly 5000000 u.s. children and teens are severely overweight and that's nearly 25000000 u.s. children and teens are severely overweight and that's nearly twice as many as 20 years ago meanwhile surgery rates to treat the problem i see as many as 20 years ago meanwhile surgery rates to treat the problem have tripled among children we debate the issue with experts who have tripled among chi

then there are shares of estee lauder which are down 5% or so -- 3% now, 15,000 shares premarket volumere company posted better than expected profits in revenues, but estee lauder cut its full-year profit forecast due in part to a slow down in china and the effects of the hong kong protests it raised the dividend 12% sealy is up fractionally they've been moving around premarket, roughly 1500 shares of premarket volume. the mattress maker posted better than expected profits in sales thanks in part to stronger sales in north america and improvements in gross profit margins. and, of course, we've got shares of apple which are up about 2% or so premarket. roughly 165,000 shares premarket. as you can see here, it's been a nice move after earnings let's talk about some of the analyst commentary coming out of this particular company and the analysts that cover it first of all, you've got some -- a few different themes citi is looking at the holiday shopping season. the company's new product announcements are setting up for a healthy christmas shopping season we believe the new air pods pro wil

the ex-president of ralph lauren, someone from estee lauren.04.rom gucci he was at gucci when lvmh made the run for gucci. i think they are motivated sellers in order to extract value for shareholders. annie: are there risks to potential acquisition of tiffany? obviously, people are saying it would allow a european luxury company a foothold in the united states, but tiffany's depends very much on international sales real dana: of course it does. anything about tiffany's business overall and what they do, you have the americas and you have the u.s. portion of the business. the global awareness the brand has, the fact it is heritage since the 1800s -- asia-pacific is around 28% of tiffany sales. japan is around 15% of sales. the americas is 44% of sales. the global reach that is lvmh and tiffany together, along with the real estate and scale opportunities -- could they be greater together than they are apart? certainly for tiffany, given they are only $4.4 billion in sales. there is opportunity. ri inxpectation that bulga eight years has reached

search -- estee lauder, that stock is down. >> ongoing wildfire emergency in california left insuranceompanies scrambling to lower their exposure >> insurance companies have paid almost $25 billion for wildfires in california the last two years and insurers are trying to make these numbers work hike being premiums and dropping wonch. last year there was a 6% increase statewide in policies that were not renewed but in fire prone nevada county there was a 38% jump in nonrenewals. those numbers do not include the aftermath of the camp fire in paris. that was the deadliest wildfire in california's history killed 85 people, left about 30,000 people homeless. and after a fire homeowners discovered that if they can get insurance, their premiums double or triple. one firm estimates 2017 wildfire season alone wiped out more than ten years of underwriting profits for companies that write homeowners policies in california yesterday analysts asked the ceo of chubb about the exposure that chubb had to this season's wildfires. he said look it's too early to tell what the season will bring. my bigges

here's a look at the results from estée 9 so far no goals in the dorm an arrival or a buy in munich bossto union berlin freiburg over r b leipsic leverkusen and brain share the spoils he had to berlin fought back but failed to hoffenheim pot of bullets home field advantage worked out for them with their win over dusseldorf and the friday night game mites were not impressed with the smell cologne were given off the carnival club affair with the host side's way . robin quizes scored the pick of the goals as his psyche from behind to beat their neighbors 31 the result lifts mights above throwing in leaves the visitors in the relegation play off spot i am and as you can see 2 more games coming up on sunday home field advantage for both the wolves and the lot but time to look at the table to see what's changed by our new nick back in pole position and less club or burke has something to say about that on sunday freiburg up to 2nd a few team stuck on 16 as well as 15 points in the bottom half. mines jump the highest from relegation threatened to 13th pot a point didn't move but they did pick u

amazon wow took a big hit friday down this morning of $10 at 1751 and estee lauder new survey shows lessck is down a half percentage point other markets let's check them first of all the bond market. i consider that a bullish sign when the yield on tenure treasury goes up like that to 184 jack am i right the bullish signal in the economy? perform i'm like teens i'm wear more makeup these days so i consider that a bonus too. 184 on tenure is bull picture time. >> keep it up for tv you need makeup let me tell you. price of gold is at 14.99 this morning. value of one bit coin is -- no -- no. no, it has gone up 7 plus. ,346. believing in the -- crypto world with xi jinping that's helping -- doesn't do it china will. >> china will exactly in his testimony that's happening. price of oil this morning no influence on the stock market at all it is $56 per barrel this one of my favorite subjects price of gasoline had still falling, the national average for regular down 11 days in a row. the average is 260 per gallon that i think money put nerve the pocket that's good for the economy. but not as bi

estee lauder cut its forecast and also said the hong kong unrest affected sales there.ck down 3%. >>> now, let's get to world wrestling entertainment, down big. its revenue fell way below what was expected. the stock is down nearly 13%. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo really slammed china in a speech last night. watch this. >> the communist government in china today is not the same as the people of china. they're reaching for and using methods that create challenges for the united states and for the world. and we collectively, all of us, need to confront these challenges from the prc head on. it's no longer realistic to ignore the fundamental differences between our two systems. stuart: i would call that a hard line speech. joining us, curtis ellis, former trade adviser to the trump campaign. with a speech like that, where he laid it out against china, i don't see how you can get a long-term deal that restructures china's laws or economy. >> well, it's certainly in china's interest to restructure their economy. you cannot -- we know you, stuart, we all know the virtu

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the estee if once controlled 30 percent of syria where millions live an area rich in oil agricultureand water the u.n. says $160000.00 of them are on the move in what was once a relatively peaceful and stable corner of syria russia and turkey's local allies are battling on several fronts russia says it doesn't approve turkey's military moves in syria and hold accept its permanent presence there seems to be serious differences between the 2 countries who are supposed to be working together in syria but diplomatic channels remain open and could be leverage. on the turkish syrian border when meanwhile u.s. vice president mike pence and secretary of state my pump a are heading to turkey on wednesday to push for a ceasefire classical he joins us live now from washington d.c. you know the u.s. has always made it clear it's going to impose sanctions and looks pretty clear from the turkish side they don't really care or they're not going to stop what they're doing over it so what is the point of the mike pence in my compiler trip. well and that's going to be the big question as you mentioned