i had gucci loafers, gucci sanders, and the gucci tennis shoes.l goy. >> braugheeaugheebrewer fed her heroin addiction since she was 22. she doesn't have teeth. brewer says she suffers from diabetes and has to use a cane because of back problems. when it comes to ability, she can show up young ladies, even grandchildren. >> i hear you can still do the splits. >> hold this. >> i mean, i was stunned when i first seen her. i was like, oh, may goy goodnes. >> wait a minute. let me do it the other way. >> an old lady. i can't do the split. here she is doing the splits. >> i'm more amazed that she can get up from there. >> she'll drop it like it's hot. just like that. >> and then bounce on it. and get up. and you wouldn't know that i had a bad back in doing all that. >> that's right. >> that's why i won't get well, because i'm hard here. >> although she's got funny stories and can be entertaining, the fact that she has spent the majority of her life locked up is sad. >> okay. see you. >> see you, sweetie. you take care. you take care. >> bye-bye. >> bei

i had the gucci loafers, gucci sandals and the gucci tennis shoes. >> man, i'm hungry, golly. >> brewer says she usually sells the stolen items for money to feed a heroin and cocaine addiction she developed at age 22. 40 years of drug use has destroyed her teeth. >> i ain't got no teeth. this here is my gums. >> brewer says she also suffers from diabetes and had to start using a cane because of back problems. but when it comes to flexibility, she can still show up some inmates young enough to be her grandchildren. >> i heard you still do the splits. now -- >> hold this. >> i mean, i was kind of stunned at first when i first saw her do it. i was like, oh, my goodness. >> let me do it the other way too. >> she's an old lady, you know. she has a cane. i can't do the splits. and here she is, doing the splits. >> go! >> i'm more amazed she can get up from them. she'll just drop it like it's hot just like that. >> and then bounce on it and get up. and you wouldn't know that i had a bad back in doing all that. >> that's right. >> that's why i won't get well, because i'm hard-hitting. >> althou

. >>> they're some of the most well-known nes in fashion, louis vuitton gucci, alexandra mcqueen. >>ou're very familiar with all those, right? the news 4 i team is going to tell you why the government has seized hundreds of high-end shoes, hand bags and other contraband. tisha traveled to the fashion capital for answers. ♪ >> reportert news 4 i team is going to show you why some of the most high-end designs never make it to the runway by starting here. naomi campbell wearing this feathered cct from alexandra mcqueen's collection. very few of these $14,000 gowns ist, but the u.s. government has one. >> our biggest thing is to make sure that endangered species don't end up at the shelves in the stores of america. >> reporter: she's in charge of a team of u.s. fish and wildlife expect tors who see what's headed to the runway long before anyone else. >> i am paying attention to this exotic leather. >> reporter: trk the port of new york, sorting through moreh 30,000 shipments a year to make sure the python on this $5,000 trench coat came from a sustainable source. it passes inspection, bu

he's near the gucci counter. he would go through great pain and great anger.nd with my husband, i had both barrels. i'm still not over his suicide. i'm still furious with him. son of a bitch. i'll kill him. you left me with no money, a child that was -- no career. and you checked out? go [ bleep ] yourself. >> reporter: she would soon turn the depths of her pain into the height of success. her daytime talk show beat out oprah winfrey in 1990 for the emmy. >> and the winner is -- i'm shaking. joan rivers. >> two years ago, i couldn't get a job in this business. i could not get a job. i'd's good he's not here, my husband, edgar rosenberg, said you can turn things around. >> reporter: she used that throughout her life. today, her life long friend, larry king, paid tribute to her. >> she was consistently funny. and we ought to thank people who make us laugh. they add a lot to our lives. we could appreciate those who give us the gift of laughter. >> reporter: she managed to defy her critics and nature itself. becoming an early aficionado of plastic surgery. >> no o

unattainable to me like something that probably most people would just brush off because, i mean, who has gucci in their 4-year-old's closet? >> reporter: she set out to mimic high fashion looks on a shoestring budget using ryker and sometimes 2-year-old gray as her models. >> the shirt that gray is wearing around his waist is $3.50 on the old navy sale rack. >> reporter: she posts them side by side with famous people like justin timberlake. people all over the world took notice. >> i have heard from people from australia, spain, poland, literally -- anywhere you can think of, i have heard from. >> reporter: designers have started sending ryker free fashion and thousands of dollars to model their clothes. ryker isn't always in the mood to take photos so colette makes it a game. >> his hand was in his hair so i had, uhm, a sword and we both put our hands on the heads and on the count of three we raced to see who could get it first. but the minute it gets not fun we stop doing it. >> reporter: kristine lazar, kpix 5. >>> coming up in the next half- hour, new information this morning on what possi

nestled between the polar bear and the tie ger heads, a $2,000 gucci purse made of reparticularlatedython. and that alexander mcqueen gown was illegal to import, because it's a cousin to the crocodile. both brands are all owned by the luxury conglomerate kerring which boasts it's one of the greenest companies in the world with 100% of its skins and furs from sustainable sources. but the news4 i team found the government has intercepted almost 900 kerring items in the last five years. for problems with fox, alligator, crocodile and python skins. based in paris, kerring told us it's fully committed to legal and sustainable trade and none of the species taken by the sports. >>> we're now hearing from roger goodell. >> finally after 24, 48 hours here. it's the biggest news in the last hour. nfl commissioner roger goodell is breaking his silence about the ray rice scandal. just minutes ago, his first interview aired on cbs evening news. he said nobody in the nfl to his knowledge had seen the video of rice punching his then fiancee before yesterday. so how did tmz get it when the nfl could

connecting with gucci, hermes, would be a, that place to start. you will hear about it, next.nd coming up, supermodel lily aldridge. find about what it is like in the victoria's secret secret circle. next. ♪ onthis is "taking stock" bloomberg. i am pimm fox. according to bain and company, the luxury market is expected to a domain .luxury is where they can register their names, and instead of apple.com, think apple.luxury. monica.u, thanks for being here. you have to start off by explaining what was the process that you went through to get .luxury, this domain name that, i guess, a lot of people are kicking themselves and saying, why didn't i think about that? what and what is this domain, and why did we not know about it ? top level domain is what we are talking about. basically, it was an almost three-year process with a regulatory organization, icann, that runs the internet, and they decided their were not good names available, and it was fairly saturated, so wouldn't it be a good idea to think about organizing the internet and giving people an opportunity to names,od names,

se llevÓ un botÍn valorado en 16 mil dÓlares que incluye reloj rolex, par de zapatos de la marca guccipturados y captados son a los ladrones encapuchados, pueden ver las imÁgenes que empuÑando armas irrumpieron en un restaure de comida rÁpido. los clientes se lanzaron al suelo aterrorizados, pero un valiente empleado calmÓ a las victimas durante el violento atraco, se asegurÓ que nadie resultara herido. >> bueno, muchos se preguntan cuÁntas veces tiene que fallar el servicio secreto para que se produzca una tragedia. >> es la pregunta que muchos se hacen tras la evidencia de que la mÍtica agencia se quedÓ dormida en sus laureles. >> estas son las imÁgenes que habÍamos visto de un intruso que saltÓ la reja norte de la casa blanca, corriÓ hacia la mansiÓn abriendo la puerta principal. el servicio secretario respondiÓ en ese momento que el hombre fue detenido ahÍ, en la entrada. >> pero ahora se sabe que omar gonzÁlez de 42 aÑos penetrÓ cien pies mÁs. que probablemente hubiera podido subir las escelares, pero decidiÓ seguir de largo hasta ser interceptado cerca de donde suele estar el pre

. >> gucci. >> with that signature question, she brought couture to the masses and with her razor-sharpritiques, she gave us winners and losers before the official awards were even handed out. >> lots of jokes. i think we set it up to make it into a party. >> on her e! show "fashion police" know one was spared. >> she's so full of [ bleep ]. >> if they couldn't handle a zinger, they better get ready for more zingers because they're coming. >> and walking the red carpet was like walking the plank. >> you be nice. >> i'm trying to be. >> joan's favorite targets? the celebrities on top. >> anything underneath? >> yeah! >> j. lo comes back red hot, never looked sexier, she's the top of the charts again. boom, that's who joan is interested in. >> even her good friends felt the sting. >> she once hit me on a tuxedo she didn't like. all of a sudden, i got a different tuxedo and it looked better. >> rivers was called the queen of mean. but she was an equal opportunity basher and not above mocking her own fashion disasters over the years. she quipped that, this outfit made her look like she was

there would never be a woman jewish terrorist because no jewish woman would ever put a bomb in her own gucci handbag. that's funny. >> that is funny. and, of course, some people were offended. there were those who loved and those who loathed which made her perhaps so successful. i want to play that moment on johnny carson. you mentioned her being a female comedian. but here's that moment when she interviewed lucille ball. >> some actresses, the method. they go and they study the bag women and they become a bag woman. did you do anything like that. >> no, i found it very easy to be a bag woman. >> did she not get the johnny carson slot because she was a woman? >> i don't know. i know johnny appreciated her humor. he thought she was very funny. he love young comics. he loved discovering people. he gave so many people a break on "the tonight show." he was a great interviewer of comics. he was a great straight man. he liked her and played off her well. lucille ball was probably the greatest sketch female comic ever and joan rivers would be the greatest stand-up comic ever. >> i want to play anot

. >> gucci. >> whose dress are you in? >> armani. >> with that signature question, she brought couture to the masses. and with her razor sharp critiques, she gave us winners and losers before the official awards were even handed out. >> lots of jokes. i think we set it up to make it into a party. >> on her e! show "fashion police" know one was spared. >> she's so full of [ bleep ]. it's a great fertilizer. >> she only appreciated a celebrity that could handle a zinger. >> if they couldn't handle a zinger, they better get ready for more zingers because they're coming. her zingers were stingers. they left a mark. >> and walking the red carpet was like walking the plank. >> you be nice. >> i'm trying to be. >> joan's favorite targets? the celebrities on top. >> anything underneath? >> yeah! >> j. lo comes back red hot, never looked sexier, she's the top of the charts again. boom, that's who joan is interested in. >> even her good friends felt the sting. >> she once hit me on a tuxedo she didn't like. all of a sudden, i got a

she once said there will never be a woman jewish terrorist because no woman would put a bomb in her gucci bag. >> there were so many of these lines. i love that we've seen them over the past few days being broadcast and rebroadcast. i want to show you one more. i saw this in cindy adams column. a day without working is a day lost. that's what you're saying as well. larry, thank you for joining us. hope to see you soon. >> you, too, brian. >>> let me bring in one more person who knew joan rivers. dick is on the phone with us. dick, you said joan was warm, big hearted beneath all the sharp jabs, sometimes the mean humor. tell me about that. >> yeah. this has surprised people because they would say, she's so raucous, so mean. are you telling -- she's a lady and if you ever talked with her, i echo what larry said, she had not many phi beta cappas from barnard make it into television. there is a time for me to tell you stories that would come under the head of kindness that joan did to people who are working with her back when we were in little clubs together, in the village. later on in her l

. >> a lot of this energy comes from the european fashion showses, guccis, pradas, lube bata bataans, we're fresh, new, from the u.s. we have a different spin. we have a different point of view. and i don't think price matters when the quality is this high. you know, these shoes are made in the best manufacturing facilities in italy hands down, an $800, 1600, 6,000, you know, there is no threshold in this market. >> knockoffs a problem or no. >> we've had issues with knockoffs. you've been talking ability alibaba a lot today. it's like whack a mole on alibaba for the knockoffs. you know. and it's not just our industry. you know, i've heard it from other friends in the industry as well as far as apparel. but footwear, brands we deal with, brands in our space are having the same problems with the issue with knockoffs in china. >> best of luck. thanks for coming in. >> thanks scott. >> jon buscemi, co-founder of the buscemi brand. pete is seeing something unusual in a russian stock and what it is and how he's playing after the break. fall is here sfll monday night football kicking off to

kassel gucci. john francisca saw that. paul reagan casio. ann heffernan casey.anthony is sorry out. william otto caspar. >> alejandra chris daniel. at our silly at costello. >> maynard cost or yellow. >> josÉ castro. >> william e. cost well. >> richard g. candarelli. christopher sean kayvon. robert john car garfield. mary theresa carpio. judson cavalier. michael joseph carly. jason david kaine. juan r. manto ceballos. marsh said she cecil carter. jason michael cefl lou. thomas joseph selleck. anna mercedes centeno. jody sesta. john jay chabot. jeffrey marc chernoff. and my sister gene our hearts are forever breaking over your loss. and my son cannot marino, firefighter rescue one. we love you. we miss you every day. you are in our hearts and we will cherish the memories. >> william ahl cough. elijah lou. >> charles lawrence chen. mandy cheng. rosa maria talbott. marc lawrence. >> david m. charbonnet. then while chavez. >> francisco. >> douglas macmillan cherry. steven patrick cherry. vernon politari. anastos julio sibile you junior. joseph chevalier. alexander a

still selling very well compared to the likes of gucci and louis vuitton and china.too much of a good thing. they felt they lost the exclusivity. the brand is well-known in china. it is quite hard to come by. therefore, they want to penetrate china and get into male shoes. we have not got enough male shoes. i've got my eye on a tiger print or a cow print loafer shoe. 550 pounds. pretty pricey. 995 poundses go for for a black crystal high-heeled. perfumes as and well. this is the art burglary has of getting people in at a lower price point and then lowering them up -- this is the art berry has as well, getting people in at a lower price point and luring them up. >> this is as good as it is going to get. flow is slowing down, is there any credible he to that? >> sales growth is slowing. in 2012, it grew 17% on a constant currency basis. 16% last year. only about 9% and the first half of this year. they say the reason sales are slowing is because they are investing. investing a lot in terms of renovating the stores. they want more cash to be able to do that. whatwant to

and it's worth noting that kering owns sarah mccartney, gucci, very important names at london fashion week. and vmh up 3% so far year to date. mark jacobs, louis vuitton, featured household names but just now took a stay in jw anderson. >> interestingly enough, carolyn, a slightly different screen when you look at the u.s. retail stocks despite the economic recoverfully the u.s. the consumer is still a bit concerned for investors and that can be reflected in some of the big retail stocks. raffle lauren down 1% year to date recently announcing a dividend in an effort to capture the tech fashionistas. another big loser this year has been cove. shares underperforming due to weak north american sales. but the fourth quarter earnings did beat estimates thanked to higher international sales from china. coach also said it sees china sales rising 20% in the fiscal year 2015. and michael kors is known for handbags and accessories targeting the middle class. they expect markets to shrink in 2014 investing in expansion in europe. interesting given the slower than expected recovery in the eu. >>>

the previous year sending shares to a 26-month low following weak second quarter sales figures from gucciuis baton due to weakeni weakening chinese demand. europe is also showing weakness, so now now luxury makers are sa they don't see the cop summer as strong as before. >> on top of that, you have the unfavorable currency mix. this is what and lists pointed out with regards to prada. the remedy was two-fold. deutsche bank said you need to have a better product mix because leather is underperforming. others say you need to have is a better pricing strategy. >> prada had a massive cut to margin and even luxury brand that people are suggesting to cut its prices, investors get spooked about. >> interestingly enough, that's not the situation across the board to look at luxury. salvador says the group's profitability will rise this year and the remainder of the 2014 would be, quote, good period. we'll bring up claudia in milan, what is helping him stay there with a sign of weakness? >> the ceo did say the geopolitical situation and the weak economy globally speaking is weighing on their busine

and sarah gucci. >> good morning. good morning and thank you for the opportunity to share. i name is delta to a is delta do you ask her out and about a pastor out anabaptist church in clinton, maryland. because i am a pastor, some i understand that i've nothing to add to the conversation about i'm a change environmental justice. however, i have made it a point to stress to my congregate in my belief that people of faith have a moral obligation to be good stewards of the earth, to care for the environment and to protect future generations by addressing the effects of climate change and carbon pollution. the issue of environmental justice is particularly important to me because it's pastor of a predominately african-american congregation, i am sensitive to the fact that people of color and low-income communities suffer disproportionately or environmentally related health issues, including asthma, bronchitis and other respiratory ailments. countless university study concluded that climate change and carbon pollution severely undermine the health of nerdy communities. issues of

or the vault where gucci shoes are kept. >> i like that game. >> you would take the stairway to heavenly have to take the escalator down. anyway, wet weather along the southeastern atlantic coast. rip currents there. we are watching what's going to happen with odile, causing flash flooding from california all the way into texas, some rain in the pacific northwest coast. tomorrow, gorgeous day here in the northeast. midatlantic states all the way till you get down into central or southern flchlt more wet weather, texas into the southwest with odile. we'll continue. that will be a big story the >>> good morning, i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. it will be a nice day for us. light wind speeds, 70 by noon, our high today 73 which is below average as we wind down the final days of summer. temperatures dropping down once again heading into friday at 69 degrees but we have a weekend warm. look at saturday and sunday, 82 by sunday.á on is a no-no. is that true it's 16 years old? >> yes. >> is that too long? >> yes. have you to cycle them out faster than that. >> it's a little bit

or the vault where gucci shoes are kept. >> i like that game. >> you would take the stairway to heavenave to take the escalator down. anyway, wet weather along the southeastern atlantic coast. rip currents there. we are watching what's going to happen with odile, causing flash flooding from california all the way into texas, some rain in the pacific northwest coast. tomorrow, gorgeous day here in the northeast. midatlantic states all the way till you get down into central or southern flchlt more wet weather, texas into the southwest with odile. we'll continue. that will be a big >>> we're seeing these partly cloudy skies around san francisco. view on our weather underground microclimate data network shows mid to upper 60s closer to downtown. sunshine at 69, cloudy around ocean beach and more clouds for the afternoon as eventually some showers enter the forecast as we head into this evening for the north bay and the rest of the bay area. for tomorrow morning, close to 80 in san jose, low 70s in san francisco and low to mid 80s towards the tri-valley. >> that's your latest weather. dark

i have one gucci tie and i'm wearing it in honor of our big day today. >> it's not your birthday buthe orange room. >> big one-year anniversary. we take the orange room a little too literally sometimes. the carpet is orange. courtney sleeps here, literally, in the orange room. matt hasn't seen his girlfriend since he met her five years ago and brittany is the brains behind the whole thing and plus we have a crew upstairs. menu for the one-year anniversary party. we have surprise guests, little music. behind the scenes. we're going to be live on the webcast. go to today.com and check us out. check out some of our moments. we've had nice, fun moments here. go to today.com. bunch of options for you to select what you want to see. we're going to go back. #seeingorange. take your photos there. guess the guest. here is your first clue. this person is really comfortable behind an anchor desk. any guesses? >> is that an easy clue? >> it's misleading. >> you never know. >> so it is not will ferrell. >> will we know the person when you actually reveal the person? >> it's a famous person. >> mo