>> first let me dust off my guccis. here's the problem -- >> have you read all those books, or is this just for show? >> i haven't looked at them since college, i have to admit. anyway, you know, the thing about this is is this is a great media story and he's incredibly quotable and he's dwoegoing to get some votes because on both sides of the aisle, they're angry and want somebody to stir things up. and don't forget in 2012 donald trump led the pole frds as for a couple of weeks and probably not good for the republican party. >> remember gresham's law, bad money drives good money out of circulation. the ugly aspect of all politics which is anger and right out of the gate he targeted a candidate, ugly. and he just blasts away ethnically. >> i would build a great wall and nobody builds walls better than me and i build them very inexpensively. i will build a, great, great wall on our southern border and i will have mexico pay interestfor that wall, mark my words. >> so strangle them economically -- >> and the wall will go

bag a louis vuitton bag gucci product sales down last year, louis vuitton struggling, i think a lotry has become mass market with social media with instagram with all these reality shows, where people kardashians -- >> but everybody the red shoes. >> definitely a backlash, to the christian louis vuitton red bottom shoe you've seen that where you have seen some growth is say botega carrying luxury brand no logos on bags distinctive not covered in why -- you grinning why grinning. >> don't agree with you. >> and you no, no, no, i groo he with the fact you are saying but here is the thing people are people, say i am walking around, with one of of these understated 900 dollar jackets someone goes -- >> very hot brand. >> that is right someone says o did you get that at h&m. >> i am like, i got that -- i want -- i got it at sandro, away from guccis switching soon you are going to say the jacket with -- >> you are so gucci to say that. >> high end was doing well, that the high end really was not impacted by the upset, high end low end then bifurcated -- >> of youed sales growth slowing at

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i'm the most successful person to ever for the presidency by far and then later, quote, i have a guccistore that's worth more than romney. vince vaughn is on the july cover of gq with his take on gun control. he says banning guns is like banning forks in an attempt to stop making people fat. battle over a budget in alaska. 10,000 people got layoff notices yesterday. a partial government shut down could begin on july 1st if an agreement is not reached. a new poll, the facebook is the most common source for news. benjamin netanyahu is a cleveland cavs fan. david blatt said netanyahu called and told him all of israel is behind the cavaliers. and yesterday metals for families with seven or more kids is called the order of parental glory. seriously. and as senator bernie sanders talked about his satire calling it similar to 50 shades of gray. seth meyers had an important question for the senator on late night. >> considering the success of the 50 shades of gray books, do you regret that you did not follow that path more and not do this politics thing? you could be rolling in cash right now.

first of all i'll dust off my guccis. problem is this guy is a magnet for -- >> have you read all the books behind you, or is that just for show? >> most of them i have. i haven't looked at them since college, i have to admit. so -- anyway so the thing about this is this is a great media story. and he's incredibly quotable. and he's going to get some votes, because a lot of people on both sides of the aisle are angry and they like somebody who's going to stir things up. he's going to stir things up. i think that could disrupt the field. don't forget during the show in 2012 donald trump led the polls for a couple of weeks in terms of who the republicans wanted for president. so a lot of stuff could happen. it's probably not too good for the republican party. >> i don't think so either. i think there's going to be a displacement factor. bad money drives good money out of circulation, remember that? i think his focus on the anger you mentioned, and the ugly aspect of all politics, anger, right out of the gate he target hatre

he does have a gucci store that the real estate is worth more than mitt romney.nces are as he presents them $9 billion with only something like $500 million in liabilities, they're much better than people thought they were. >> well i think there will be a lot of questions to be answered about that. you know how much are we going to see of his taxes? there's a lot of questionable business deals in his background. i'm sure that the researchers are digging through all of that right now, but it does make for a fun counterpoint race right now. >> the other thing is he talked about isis with characteristic of bluntness, saying no one would be tougher on isis. he would find the general who would be the general patton. he would find the general that would be the general macarthur to go after isis but, what? >> what do we know about that? what do we know about that piece of his record? all of these governors and senators that are running where they have a long record that is being combed over right now by the opposition researchers. we have no idea what donald trump is go

do you like this idea of a team can prized of -- comprised of gucci and the company that runs cartier olivia: i think it means something that they took the time to reach out to the to see if theyh could do something online. it's almost like the head of coke called beheaded of pepsi to see how they could sell soda better online. called the head of pepsi to see how they could sell soda better online. vmh, the website itself gets a hundred million visitors -- pimm: i'm assuming that the good thing. olivia: it's a great thing. that's 1% of their total sales. people still want that experience, they want to go in the store and touch and feel the product they will spend $100,000 on. means the luxury companies need to maintain relationships with this tribute or's. these are high-end department stores. if you cannibalize sales there, why with the department store continue to do business with you? olivia: they are very concerned about managing the perception of -- exclusive this city of the exclusive nature of their product. you are giving up control, but of easily this is were the growth is go

i think he was on the record saying he owns a gucci store that trumps that romney's wealth anyway, listing> or countries on a very bad course at the question is what are we going to do about it? the question for me is what am i going to do about it. and i've decided on a candidate for president of the united states of america. sandra: the former florida governor whose wife is mexican born bout to pass immigration for them if elected to the border 21st first century fox needs to discuss succession plans. rupert murdoch will step aside as ceo and hand the reins to his son james. the elder murdoch anticipated to remain as executive chairman. his other son expected to be named executive cochairman. the ceo of 21st century fox is likely to stay on as an adviser to rupert murdoch. fox news chairman and ceo of roger ailes will continue to report. coming up, forget about boys or finger recognition technology. amazon wants you to unlock your phone with a different part of your body. use your imagination. we'll have the story. investors are disposed to take in on the greek debt drama. looking like a

. >> gucci stuff and put tonight a wal-mart bag. >> you sound like you go begins the normal. >> alex. >> we have couples over here. >> is what your name. >> wendy and al. >> do you know how much your husband makes. >> approximately. >> yes. >> how come just approximately. >> i don't show her everything. >> are you hiding something. >> just a little. >> are you hiding something. >> i have a little stash. >> my mother told me you should have a stash just in case. >> rainy day is a wonderful thing and then she will surprise me with that cash. >> i know arlene has a secret stash. >> i do. >> i know about the stash. >> you have your own stash. >> no, it is all hers. >> in a safe, nice and secure. >> do you have a stash. >> no, i should. >> no, i hide all of the money. >> do you hide it from her. >> no, not from her from my grand kid my kids. >> that might be smart mike. >> well, i don't know. >> are you hiding something from a fiance, mike, some money. >> you know, i don't think she knows how much money i make and i don't know how much she makes. >> you never asked. >> i think i will ask h

police say they made out with 24 pairs of sunglasses, versace, gucci and ray band with a value of $14,000. employees at the store said they got hit again just about a week and a half ago. a very similar crime where they lost thousands of dollars in práubgts again. >> - - products again. >> no lack of remorse. they walk in for one reason, to steal. >> reporter: the suspects are black, about 5'5", about 150 pounds. if you recognize either one of them you're asked to call the san francisco police department. >> cara liu in san francisco tonight. cara, thank you. >>> thousands of children sickened at a water park. at 10:30 the symptom that is now has hazmat troops investigating what happened. >>> a temperature change in your friday forecast and the areas that will be approaching the 90-degree mark. >>> oakland is getting ready for an historic celebration of the warriors. we'll show you the work and all the excitement six- excitement -- excitement excitement. female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 mont

so we expect that for this year gucci will be in quite the difficult water and let's hope -- i'm italianis the biggest italian brand will find it's way going forward for 2015. it will be a year of transition with pressure on both revenues and margins. >> let's talk about china in general. how much impact is that having on the luxury retailers? it will been a huge area of their growth in recent years. >> so the day of china are over but it's the biggest engine of growth for the market. if you think nowadays at the end of 201429% of the global consumption of rux ri goods were driven by chinese nations. according to the latest estimate at the end of the euro the percentage will grow up to over 30%. so what does it mean? the chinese consumer will continue to outgrow the market. this is a bit different in comparison to the past because if we look at early 2000, chinese consumers were just 2% over the global span of luxury. going forward we expect it to increase. >> which luxury brands are doing a good job of marketing their products to that audience? >> luxury brands now is impossible to igno

and i'm at the point where i would do anything to maintain gucci. you know. i like the best. >> currently awaiting trial on drug trafficking and burglary charges to which he has pled not guilty. culverson said he's been planning for a sex change operation. >> i'm a woman. i always play the female part. you know, a got a 34-b. all right. and i'm still taking hormone pills. it's going to help me make the process exchange a little bit easier, because it's painful. and i got to make sure that it's something that i want to do. so they give me extra time to make sure that's what i want to do. once you get it done, there's no going back. >> are you scared to get your [ bleep ] cut off? knowing -- >> i thought they would push it up in? see, i don't think i could do that. >> you would think being at a male dorm that i would have a field day? that's not true. no, because they like 60 to 80 years old. everything comes from the crypt. the crypt keeper. wow, that's how they look in here. they look half dead, limping, and not physical fit. ooh, please. >> howdy, y'all. >>

as long as you get that done i should be gucci. he sent traditional letterers.prosecutors said o'sullivan instructed the witness's body be buried so he could dig it up later, cut off the man's head and send it to his family for the holidays. the plot never materialized. his mitt -- hitman cut a deal with the prosecutors and turned informant. >> this man -- dangerous man is going to be in jail for a long time. >> other inmates influenced him to cop up with a plan. at the time i wasn't thinking straight. if i didn't do something now i could do 30 years. he's plead not guilty to the new conspiracy charges, based partly on his assertion that another inmate helped write the letters but during his stay in the jail, o'sullivan did something that turned heads every bit as much as alleged murder for hire plot. >> i met a guy here. i guess you could say we were good friends at first. i'm not sure exactly how it evolved to the point that we decided to get married. >> coming up. >> i love you. >> love you. >> we just had our one-year marriage anniversary. it's going strong.

they are buying to that bag and i hear certain music and i hear music telling kids go and get your gucci bag and your belt, and this is doomed to them whether it's the government or whether they save their own pennies. >> i have to focus on the things i can't control. >> we need you. we need you to get out there. >> and i've got a recommendation for everybody watching tonight. get a book titled the million and the lesson from that book is the guy in the bmw with a garage, and a big house, he didn't have a million dollars. if you live modestly within your means, you'll have a million dollars. >> that's why we brought him on. the main jobs report is out this morning, of course it's the most important of every month, it's either going to go up big or down big. we'll be right back you are looking at two airplane fuel gauges. can you spot the difference? no? you can't see that? alright, let's take a look. the one on the right just used 1% less fuel than the one on the left. now, to an airline, a 1% difference could save enough fuel to power hundreds of flights around the world. hey, look at t

suspect now in custody had just gotten off the bus on june 16th when he shot and killed the teen over a gucci belt. he was 15. those here today celebrated his life saying he was happy taken checking on his mom and inspiring others. >> he just was positive. he used to keep me motivated. >> if way see me slipping, he would say, come on, you can do better than that. i used to stay in class because he told me to. nine trying to bring up my son to be respectful. >> not only young people, but black people, we need to get ago. to fight. it's ridiculous. he got killed over something so small. he was only 15. i want people to love, get along, get your education, aim for something higher. it's not about the street. you are going to end up dead or in jail. get your education and strive for something higher. >> reporter: in southeast, stephanie ramirez, wusa 9 news. >> the family has set up a go fund me page to help defray the cost of that funeral. if anyone is interested, we'll have a link on-line at wusa9.com. >>> and a memorial tonight for the two teens killed in a car crash in north potomac. friends

>> rachel is fake as a gucci bag on canal street.omeone who has totally shaped her history to fit what she wanted to be. i can understand someone immersing into a culture and loving a culture, but when you start lying about who your parents are and denying who your heritage his, that's a problem that i have especially with her being in charge and the leader in the naacp, an organization fighting for civil rights. for her to shape her past like i said born in the tepee and she was abused as a child. those type of things really go to tell us that something is wrong and something is not right about her. >> so there was also an interview with her biological parents that happened on "fox is america's newsroom." she had been showing a picture of who she said is her father figure. this is her real father. listen to this. >> that hurts deeply because for over 20 years, rachel fondly referred to me as papa. >> this is an issue, not just of identity but also of integrity and so as much as we are hurt as parents, we are also very alarmed at the

as long as you get that done i should be gucci. he also sent more traditional letters.r said the witnesses body be buried so he could dig it up later, cut off the man's head and send it to his family for the holidays. in the end, o'sullivan's plot never materialized. the hit man cut a deal and turned inform pant. >> this man, dangerous, dangerous man is going to be in jail for a long, long time. >> o'sullivan says other inmates influenced him to come up with the plan. >> at that time, you know, i wasn't really thinking straight, so, and i was more consumed by fear that if i didn't do something now that, you know, i could do 30 years. so, you know, i sure come to peer pressure, went along with it, helped plan it, and, you know, came back to really cause a lot of problems. >> o'sullivan pled not guilty to conspiracy charges based partially on his assertion another inmate helped write the letters but during his stay in jail, o'sullivan did something else that turned heads every bit as much as his alleged murder for hire plot. >> i had met a guy here. i guess you could say

>> sell them for 80, the designer ones, gucci, prada, dolce and gabbana. >> you know all the names --een in the business for two or three years. but i gave it up. we live and learn. i'm quite sure i ain't the first one to make mistakes. >> evans was recently given another 15 days in segregation for his part in the three-way calling scheme with inmate melvin sostre who is banned from calling anyone by court order, other than his lawyer. now investigators have determined that evans had been placing call for other inmates as well. >> i ran charles evans s.o. number on the phone calls. he has 11 phone calls other than mr. sostre's. i'll run the numbers, see if possibly he called for other inmates that are in lockup and then did a three-way for hisself. >> evans, currently in segregation for arguing with another inmate still has a right to make phone calls. though many other inmates on his unit are there for more serious violations and have lost that privilege. >> this call may be recorded or monitored. i have a prepaid call from -- >> charles. >> as soon as new people come into lockup, hi

. >> woodruff: recently the owners of gucci and yves saint laurent filed suit against stock market darlingba, accusing the internet retailer of knowingly selling fake items. the company spent $160 million in 2014 trying to prevent the sale of fakes. if the lawsuit succeeds alibaba could lose far more. will these legal actions prompt the chinese to stop the production and sale of counterfeits? >> i laugh at people sometimes when they come to me and say, you know, you see chinese president xi jinping frequently just tell him this or that. it's sort of what i call the whisperer in the emperor's ear phenomena, which of course is not the way china works. china has a consensus-driven system. and these changes are very very difficult to make. let's think for a minute what xi jinping has inherited. he's got a broken economic model, he's got a broken urbanization model, he's got an environment that is, killing people. he's got corruption running rampant. >> woodruff: but the prescriptions rubin and paulson are trying to sell now in the u.s. are no easier. because they involve raising taxes, spendin

. >> whitaker: ...a high-end boutique in aspen right around the corner from prada and gucci.olorado has licensed more than 300 recreational dispensaries, ringing up $303 million in sales last year; $52 million in tax revenue. this is a lot of pot. this is industrial scale. >> meg sanders: it is. >> whitaker: how many rooms like this do you have? >> sanders: when we're fully finished with our construction we'll have 12 like this. >> whitaker: meg sanders is a new breed of cannabis c.e.o. driven to push marijuana into the mainstream. a suburban mother of two, she left a private equity firm to run mindful, a chain of four retail stores that sells recreational and medicinal pot. all of this is legal. that's just mind-blowing. >> sanders: it is. >> whitaker: meg, did you ever think you would be here doing this? >> sanders: no, never in a million years. i was working in a small financial office, and there just wasn't a lot of upward growth. and what better opportunity than to jump into a fledgling industry, something that we'll never see again in our lifetime. >> whitaker: her 44,0

he's going down on escalator right now in trump tower, not far from the gucci store which he's declared is worth more than mitt romney. as he approaches this microphone, will he unambiguously say he is running for president right now? >> yes. according to the highlights i have gotten and what i have read, he will officially announce he is running for president, yes. >> and do you take him seriously as a conservative, as a republican? do you take him seriously as a candidate right off the bat? >> yeah, again, it really does depend on how he runs this campaign. he is not an unserious person. he's incredibly successful. he's had a lot of experiences that would inform a good campaign and a potential presidency. if he shows up and it's, you know, more of the donald trump that we know from television and fox news, kind of just, you know, saying preposterous things -- >> pontificating. >> i don't think we should take him seriously and i think that will be evident and obvious fairly quickly, but again and you can see him walking up to the stage, he wants to talk about some serious issues. >> le

>> i've got a gucci that is worth more than romney. maria: unbelievable. tomorrow we will be joined by one of donald sons. we look at this family reaction to his father's announcement as well as checking with him and really they as he is among the leaders of the company. health care m&a activity soars as they scramble to cut costs. take a look at all the field making happening. republican candidate jeb bush based on a promise for job growth announcing his presidential campaign. listen to his pledge. >> so many challenges could be overcome if we could get the economy growing at full strength. there's not a reason in the world where we cannot grow at a rate of 4% a year and that will be my goal as president. [cheers and applause] you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic tol

stephanie: if you aren't tourists -- if you aren't tourists and uc trump tower where gucci is locatedf american wealth. caleb: absolutely. it is worth a lot. trump is absolutely a billionaire. the vast majority of that is condo units that he has sold off a long time ago to one other projects. if we tally up trump tower, his partnership with therenado we can get him as high as $2.4 billion. that is not valuing his licensing deals or his trump brand. erik: he is worth more than $2.4 billion? stephanie: what is his motivation? guess what? he is running for president. that is caleb melby. we will be back. ♪ erik: you are watching "market makers." i'm erik schatzker. we are just a few minutes away from the opening bell. tracy alloway is here and so is julianna manual. julian, at this time of day, tracy tells us three things that are moving markets. what is number one? tracy: bond market volatility again. take a look at this 30 year portuguese government bond. it was sold for the first time in january. the price went up by 40% once europe announced qe and now is down below par. the greece f

i had the gucci store that is worth more than romney. >> i had something at the end. and that is the mind that this country needs in order to be great again. we need not mind that. they never like to write that. neil: you raise a valid point. i took the first chunk of that remark. do you think that could hurt you? >> i'm very disappointed. that could change if he were to enter this race and declare and be out there and state your case as you do. what then? are you troubled by polls that show at least a this stage you are not firing on all cylinders? >> nobody thinks i'm running for one thing. it is sort of an interesting thing that they don't, but they just don't. all i'm saying is that had the ability to do great things and the ability to make things gray. that is the mind that the country needs. if they don't have the mindset it's not going to happen. i know many people running. politicians are all talk no action. the country will keep tottering along. will be second fiddle to china and second fiddle to mexico which is the new china. if they want to do something goo

he has gone out of his way to say my gucci store is worth more than mitt romney. tough admire that.t do you think of that, whether it could turn americans off just as much? >> i think inherent to every american is this sense of aspiration, right? we're all a little bit aspirational. we all want in some way, whether we want to admit it or not, to have wealth like donald trump. and he sort of is saying look, i did this, because i was lucky. i had a father who helped me out but i built a lot of this myself and i am a testament to the success that can be had in this country. agree with the governor i don't necessarily think he will get the nomination. but this is an important message for americans to hear right now, we should all be proud of the success that we can achieve in this country. and i do think had mitt romney had a little bit of more bravado, if you would, it might have served him well, neil. so it's a good voice to have in the mix. a lot of questions as to whether this is really something he wants to do or this is something really about advancing trump inc. but i think we'll