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they each own 17 million shares of estee lauder currently priced at $74 per share they are among theaires' in the world. death former owner of this indeed ring and matching wedding band treated both for tickets to the chief sam broncos game on sunday. they were from a previous marriage she says she plans to surprise her current husband with the football tickets for his birthday on sunday this ring will make a new woman very happy. i hope you made money today. we will see you here. have a fantastic weekend. >> tonight on "the willis report". how the obamacare fix turns into a fiasco health insurance companies say it cannot work it should have taxpayers hopping mad but the white house is set to give them a back door bailout obamacare style. to user's guide to shopping looking at the best stories ever. watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." melissa:

. >> it's things like estee lauder, clinique ralph lauren. >> reporter: will may see's holiday forecast be the exception or the rule? >> there appears to be momentum, life in the consumer and we'll know by the end of the day tomorrow if we can extrapolate this through other parts of retail. >> speaking of momentum, not much momentum in sales at cisco. the computer networking equipment maker posted better than expected earnings but weaker sales. cisco sales fell sharply in after hours trading. the dow earned .53 a share excludeing items and two cents better but revenue that topped $12 billion was $330 million less than expected. josh lipton joins us now from silicon valley. josh, as you look through the numbers, what's the one take away from investors from the cisco report? >> as you pointed out, cisco is getting hit hard here in the after hours, it's dragging some rivals down with it, missed on sales, you also saw a disappointing guide. one number that did strike me through the release was the decision to boost it's buy back by a big $15 billion. remember, the company had authorized up

we'd like to have people like estee lauder and clinique sell to us. we think there's a big opportunity in certain types of cosmetics. we're looking at that business. we're testing a couple of cosmetic -- i won't say racks. i would say small areas in two of our buildings in southern california. so we think there's an opportunity there also. >> well, i know i've got a picture in your presentation of the suppliers, but i also know, i buy kirkland. i buy kirkland because i think it's a better brand. now, these great suppliers who are your partners, and you talk about in the most recent coupon, our suppliers put together terrific savings on products. how do they feel about the fact that kirkland brand is so good it gives them a run for the money? >> i can't answer how they feel. i know that the kirkland signature brand has been a very good brand for us. we always try to build a quality brand, and, you know, there's a cost of getting into a kirkland brand. we wouldn't mind having a supplier keep us out of that business if their prices were low enough, but,

. >> what a great resume, having been at kenneth cole, estee lauder. how have things changed? >> retail is important because can you optimize your customer interactions. i think the biggest difference is between store and online shopping. obviously, people are so pressed for time so they like to be able to, you know, really navigate the website at night and come into the store, try it on. but i think the biggest difference is really the inte gra integration, especially when i was at victoria's secret running 1,000 stores it wasn't that prevalent. >> i hear mobile is the big thing. retailers have to be -- acknowledge customers will be buying things on any device they have. it's tough to do with clothing, though. >> not really. we're very much focused on having consistent customer experience, whether it's in store -- >> but i need to dry it on. i don't know about maria, but have i to try it on before i buy it. michael needed to try that jacket on. >> a lot of women don't have time. they order clothes and they order their shoes. if it doesn't fit, they send it back. >> which is n

. >> goldman says they do prefer estee lauder. >> you know who is doing well, richemal and louis vuitton. how do you show you are rich if you can't own a mansion? >> how about a watch. the label is on the outside not the inside. >> i saw some of those on canal street. do you think they are the same ones? >> if you are going shopping, it might be a little cold where you are. a storm is heading eastward that could put a crimp in thanksgiving plans for a lot of americans. >> right now, that storm system, winter storm boreas, bringing rain and a wintry mix around dallas. things are going to begin to wind down. now, our attention turning to little rock. anything in the pink and purple is the ice and the mix. freezing rain. a little bit of sleet mixing in there. rain as you head into parts of mississippi. memphis will be another spot to watch for the wintry mix. tonight, that wintry mix shifts over into areas like louisville, charlotte, north carolina, western carolinas. southwest virginia, much of tennessee and kentucky watching for the chance of slick road conditions. even northern sections

. >> estee lauder does a lot of customer relations management web site work. >> and morgan stanley raisespotle is a major roll. they have the acceleration of comp stores. that's what people want. >> you have a busy 48 hours. what's tonight? >> we met with a lot of different people out there and we have more surprises here. workday is probably one of the most exciting companies i've ever talked to. look at this, jeremy stopleman. do you yelp? are you a yelper? and then jarden, what can i do. it's mr. franklin. new york it's mr. lillie. >> he's in our hearts. we'll see you on "mad money." >> carl, we're going to get the detail on the biggest set of fines and damages ever levied against a by if this country. >> a tale of two retailers, best buy and home depot and audi will unveil its first electric vehicle. yes, tesla shareholders, the germans are coming. ♪ hmm. ♪ mm-hmm. [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offer ends soon. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease the

consumers, i'm on the border of estee lauder and i do those to see the consumers globally. parts of the world, he's okay. the u.s. consumer has been -- he's been amazing. it's not healthy -- >> -- retail federation of 3% of gains versus 9% of gains. >> depends where you are. the midwest is doing quite well, the fracking states are booming and the middle of the country and the blue states, which happen to have other issues are not doing as well. and -- but -- and then places where tourists are doing great. and south beach where i was this weekend. i mean, it's booming. and so -- but it's south american shoppers that come with an empty bag. it's kind of -- it's kind of amazing how resilient the consumer is. and, look, there's not a lot of pressures on him, but he's not making a lot more money. and the income growth is -- >> talk about the foreign buyer, where would we be? >> our malls are not in tourist destinations. lincoln, nebraska, is not a tourist destination, not yet. i think that -- because we are. the midwest is doing quite well. the crops, land prices at all-time hig