>>mike cassidy: 1:12:37 "i'm sorry gucci, but it looked like a piece of junk. but i looked in it and found a social security card...so i stopped right there and secured the purse.">>mike went to the riverside county sheriff's department - where a deputy was able to track down lynne and deliver her now vintage gucci. lynne was surprised to see it and what was still iinside. her social security card in great condition and several blasts from the past.>>lynne button (sound under): 55:25 "my drivers license was in there which was really kind reo...1:07:07 the farrah fawcett look i think and my glglses were huge!">>also, a lotto ticket, a bottle of pills, lipstick, mascara, credit cards from stores that no longer exist... expired library cards...and a matchbook from the business lynne and her husband used to own. >>lynne button: 1:00:27 "it brought back a lot of good memories. we were a new young family in hemet with a really nice restaurant we were running.">>a realization that no matter how uch the purse cost, what was inside remains priceless.>>mike cassidy: 1:16

she said a they've stole her $600 gucci handbag from her van in halloween night in 1995.ho found it said he was working in a citrus grove when he noticed the purse sitting along a row of trees. >> i saw gucci, but it looked like a peek of junk, but it was opened, so i looked in and saw a social security guard. >> many of the items inside were intact, including her driver's license, credit cards, and mascara. where the gucci purse has been in the last two decades remains a mystery. >>> if you wire about your kids knocking on the door of a registered sex offender on halloween, you'll be relieved to know there are a set of rules that have to follow on that day. a live report coming up. >> we're live at the objection this morning, where the -- oracle arena this morning. let's see if the warriors can start off the season right and celebrate the championship. and staying the day. is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. and i'm frank mallic >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, october 27th. >> hi, everyone. time now is 6:00. halloween,

also with gucci. the numbers with gucci were down for this quarter.ew collections that are hitting stores as we speak from the new designer seem to be getting a good response from consumers. handbag sales are up into the double digits. with whatbig contrast has been going on with the brand in recent quarters. market is optimistic that there will be signs of life emerging. quickly, we have seen this regional split. all categories are doing ok. what are they doing that others cannot? andrew: fendi is a little bit like the other luxury goods maker. they actually have the best 27% organict growth. fendi is growing in all regions and what these plants have been common is, essentially, the scale. they are both billions of euro brands. for areas like hong kong, which have been hit hard by a shift of the spending by chinese consumers to other areas in asia, notably japan, they are issues on the mainland as well. there is come down in extravagance. this has hindered some of the attempts by luxury france to capitalize on demand. i think there is enough travelin

this is the maker of gucci, the best performing the category today.t a second kick after it be on sales and then we got that action from the pboc. they sell their gucci in china. the pboc isews that working to help chinese growth. we saw the same thing with bmw. they all got a kick out of the pboc action today. if we move up to that, i want to show you that as well. the stoxx 600 is your bookmark -- benchmark for european equity. this is a today chart. yesterday, we had mario draghi start speaking here in the stock rose-- and the stoxx 600 2%. that continued into the morning and in the pboc took its action. together between 1:00 p.m. yesterday and 1:00 p.m. today, european equities went up 4.5%. you could've gone to lunch yesterday and not come back. if you were long, you would be very happy. there you have it. equitiesy for european with obviously a lot of exporters really rejoicing in the action. we all saw the euro coming down as well today. back to you. nasdaqet's head to the where abigail doolittle is standing by. abigail: we are looking at a sea

also, what is going on here is gucci. gucci numbers were down in the quarter.market is excited about this morning is what the company had to say about the new collection. he is the new designer. his david collection hit stores a-month ago. it is already in a few sotres, -- stores, but the responses good. upes of his hand bags are double-digit. that bodes extremely well for the fourth quarter. i think the market is anticipating quite a strong rebound in organic growth in 2016. as those products have more stores and more of his collections flow through. thank you so much. andrew roberts on the latest in the luxury fashion world. kering gaining 7.2%. manus: i want to know -- which pompoms?800 euros on francine: you have one that looks like carl lego felt. agarfeld. us listening on bloomberg radio, the first word is up next. for viewers, "surveillance" we have a great entry will. we will talk about negative yields in europe. we will also be talking about james bond. because the premier is here in london on monday. we have an exclusive. the largest cinema chain outs

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. >> she said a thief stole her $600 gucci handbag. not yours, roberta. it was stolen in 1995. few samaritan who found it said he was working in a citrus grove. >> i said gucci, but looked like a piece of junk, but it was open, and i looked in and found a social security guard, so i stopped right there and secured the purse. >> a really nice man. police officer police were able to track down the woman and hand deliver the purse. many times like her driver's license, credit cards, and mascara, or all things, were still inside. >>> and a warning to dog openers out there. one bay area neighborhood, someone wants to hurt your pets. we'll tellle you what to look out for coming up. . >> and mow more ecizgs on flight -- and no more e- cigarettes on flights. we'll tell you why. ,, >>> good morning, everybody. if the baltimore ravens keep this up, john hash tag might want to follow his -- harbaugh might want to follow his brother into the college ranks. ravens up 3-0, when chris johnson pulls an ali, down goes frazier! looked like a pin ball machine. he ran for 122, cardinals off and ru

. >> i want to stick with gucci for a little while here.account for roughly one third of the revenues of the total group. they've got a new designer. they want to refresh their store network. as you say, this is certainly going to take time. when exactly can we expect to see the fruits of that labor. >> starting to see the fact in the fourth quarter when the winter collection that was partially designed will hit the stores. the bulk of the ill pact is going to be in the first half of next year when we will see the spring-summer collection which has been entirely designed by him as well as the roll out of the new design for the stores. it's probably going to be the inflection point for organic growth at the gucci brand. >> i would argue that kering saw strength with the puma division growing. this was a drag for kering for a long time but now puma seems to be performing for them. >> that is certainly welcome news. there were very, very little expectations on puma and we see a number of investors that have given up home on puma. they were str

where the gucci purse has been the last two decades remains a mystery. >> here is word that bay area fans haven't heard in a while. champions. yeah, this is the nba season opener. i'll have some coffee, and we'll be back from the oracle arena after this. >> and if you're wired bite knocking on the door of a register sex offender this halloween, there are a specific set of rule has i have to follow on that date. we'll have a live report coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm frank mallicoat arriors' >>> good morning, everywhere. it's tuesday, october 27th. >> time now nearly 5:00. >> the golden state warriors quest for another trial begins tonight. they'll play host to the new orleans help cans. before the fame, players will get their championship rings at oracle arena. i see you already have a hat. reporter: you know, i'm try trying to get decked out in as much swag as they'll let me wear right now, but this is what everyone is excited about, to get that new merchandise. it's been 40 years since we've seen a trophy, and brand-new 2015 gear. you can get all of yours at warriorsteamstore.

. >> it started out as a trick when a thief stole her expensive gucci purse on halloween some 20 years ago cannot too far away and years later, a farm worker noticed the dusty and weathered purse sitting along a row of trees. >> sorry, guy hi, but it looked like a piece of junk but i looked in it. it was open. i looked in and found a social security card. so i stopped there and secured the purse. >> a police officer drowned the woman and handed over the purse. many item likes her credit cards, driver's license and mascara inside and intact. where the person has been the last two decades remains mystery. >> she got it back. that's great. >>> the frappula frappuccino is made with white chocolate blended milk and ice sandwiched between moe is a cause and whipped cream with raspberry for a bloody touch. i see a little dracula going on. >> more ice cream. >> maybe. a lot of caffeine. >>> if you like fresh-squeezed orange juice, we have a tip for you. >> tony tantillo said you need the right fruit for the perfect glass of oj. >> reporter: juice from florida in the market. valencia juice oran

. >> it is so bad in new york on park avenue today i saw a woman with real breasts and fake gucci purse. >>> princess leia's bikini sold for $96,000. the bikini is perfectly intact as is the buyer's virginity. >>> bill clinton said yesterday that donald trump's campaign has a certain macho appeal and then trump said whoever this macho is, i want him deported. >>> people have described trump with words idiot, buffoon, clown and jerk and use others like still, better than and jeb. >>> analysts say jeb bush's campaign is in so much trouble they may bring in george w. bush for support. that's true. this will help jeb appeal to george w. bush's key demographic people who have a terrible memory. >> politics keeping those fellows employed. >> oh, yes. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> stay with us for "good morning america" and have a

gucci is still not so pretty.fect way of showing what's going on in it was one of the best performers of all luxury companies. that is a brand that is sub $1 billion in revenue, with low exposures to macau and hong kong. and like fendi it is doing the right things in terms of design. that new designer has really made the brand interesting and exciting, appealing to a younger consumer group. when you look at the keys to success, what we are seeing is scale plus sexiness is equal in growth, equal in success. gucci is facing a bigger problem because it is five times the size of yves st-laurent. it is going through a revamp as we speak. sales were down in the quarter and that wasn't a surprise for analysts. there was an expectation that it would happen is the reef and continued. but the good news is this -- hit stores and we are already seeing double-digit growth and handbags, pointing to a pretty strong fourth-quarter. i think the market is expecting a rebounding growth from 2016 as some of those products hit stores

beyond that, their merchandising, it is not like a gucci -- it is not like a that can attach itself toerent products. if they can go beyond that, it is difficult to see. they have to support their fan base for their formula one team. it -- at aiced at luxury price range. jonathan: i am impressed. u.s. next low desk -- race, space, u.s. by -- thejoined growth seems to help the champions league. doesn't that continued? >> we see a significant impact coming from the champions league's games in the u.k. next low -- u.k. the premium now. if we look at the customer growth figures, it seems the impact is limited. we see more people subscribing to virgin and traditional pay-tv. jonathan: you wonder how sustainable the business model is for sky. what is your outlook? erhan: there are cheaper alternatives like netflix coming to the market. these highly priced traditional pay-tv would be the business model. a relatively good job. keeping costs under control. increasing customer intake. ita result, increasing gives signal that the business model is sustainable. tucker great to have you with us to

we do color, this gucci dress she wears in third episode. this i love, a gold suit, her sell vice moment. >> -- her elvis moment. >> can i put on that jacket real quick. i cannot resist my metallics, a perfect fit, i feel like i am channeling cook's energy. >> what would she say. >> i would do that. just snap. >> i was surprise they let you try it on. >> i just put it out there, he brought is back to me, i was happy about that. >> did you give it back. >> jury is still out. >> you deputy have a say in -- you didn't have a say in that. >> can't get enough of lyon family drama. >> more to come, what we're hearing about a possible empire spinoff, into we're join by dj scratch with us, how he became one of the most reported dj's in the world. oh, stay on that one. [changes channel] sometimes it's hard to catch all your favorite shows. you're killing me, dad. give me that, please. with time warner cable's enhanced dvr, you can. record up to 6 shows at the same time. plus, you can record in one room and watch in another. p welcome to the future. y

vintage, is always in and never out, especially if it's gucci dior chanel and they take us to the manhattan vintage set show where even stylists and designers go to scoop out one-of-a-kind fines. it's pretty fabulous there. >> the manhattan vintage clothing show is bringing vintage clothing. many are retail customers that are buying things for themselves. the other 20% are fashion designers. all the famous fashion designers come here and costume designers for movies. editor at large. vintage is a very significant component when designers put together their mood. what is the influence of vintage on the national row question so many designers have their teams here looking for inspiration pieces. the inference can be pretty literal. as for how everyday people can incorporate it into their wardrobe? >> it's about finding the decade that works for you and what fits your personality and then go from there. there's one particular decade popping up on the decade. >> yes the '90s are now considered vintage. that era is coming back now. regardless of the air of choice, there is plenty to choose from.

you -- the maker of good gucci.cond kick after it be on sales, then we had the action from the pboc. isis good news that the cboc working to help chinese growth. we saw the same thing with daimler and bmw. if we move over to that. 600, your benchmark, a two-day chart, yesterday we had mr. drawdy -- mario draghi speaking and the stock 600 rose 2%. action, pboc took its together between 1:00 p.m. yesterday and 1:00 p.m. today, european equities went up 4.5%. you could have gone to lunch yesterday and not come back and if you were long you would be very happy. a huge day for european equities with a lot of the exporters rejoicing. we saw the euro coming down. andy: you could have bought held and you would have made money by today. thank you. for a look at the europe and u.s. markets, abigail has the latest from nasdaq starting with health care stocks. at the: big green day nasdaq with the composite index at 2%, big earnings and analysts upgrades in the health care space. nice to see concerning -- with all the drug pric

also this morning, a california woman is reunited with her gucci handbag 20 years after it was stolen. the handbag was taken on halloween more than two decades ago. mike cassidy says he found lynne button's bag in a california citrus grove. cassidy says inside the bag he found credit cards from stores that no longer exist, expired library cards, lipstick and mascara. the riverside county sheriff's department was able to track down lynne because there was also an expired california driver's license inside her bag. eric: i had one of those blue cards, too./ elizabeth: police in manchester, new hampshire are looking for a man who tired to rob a convenience store with a knife. shaina: this is good video. the crook got away empty handed all because of the woman working. she pulled a much bigger weapon. eric: dawn khawaja was working saturday at the manchester store when a man confronted her with a knife. dawn says she wasn't scared, she was angry. when the man pulled out a three inch blade, she reached under the counter and retrieved something of her own. dawn khawaja: the guy came in runn

apparently, gucci's luxury clothing line just released some new fur slippers worth $1,800, and they're already sold out. this is real. this is a real photo, look at this slipper. [ laughter ] i think donald trump's hair just swiped right. [ laughter and applause ] we have a great show. you guys, give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, guys. thank you for being here. thank you for watching. happy weekend to you. come back again next week. on monday, hugh jackman and shaquille o'neal will be here. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: but first, we love it when this guy stops by. he's playing steve wozniak in the big new movie "steve jobs." he's fantastic in the movie. the movie is fantastic. he's fantastic. seth rogen is on the show tonight. come on. [ cheers and applause ] he's great. >> steve: he's a lovely man. >> jimmy: he really is. he's a great guy. seth is going to tell us all about that movie. then he and i are going to play a game called "true confessions." >> steve: ooh. [ applause ] >> jimmy: a real story. a real story. >> steve: crazy gam

the economy is so bad in new york, on park avenue today, i saw a woman with real breasts and a fake gucciu never see that. [ cheers and applause ] you never see that. the economy is so bad, in california, parents in beverly hills are being forced to raise their own children. that never happens. it's so bad in seattle, i saw a a guy panhandling in front of starbucks just to pay for his starbucks. that's how bad it is. i saw a priest, a rabbi and a a minister walk into a bar and then burn it down for insurance money. it was an awful thing. it's so bad, even the kardashians are losing their ass. that's how bad it is. >> jimmy: wait, wait, wait, wait. >> jimmy, you got -- >> jimmy: i got one. i've got one. i've got one. yeah. the economy is so bad, 50 cent just changed his name to nickelback. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. >> jimmy: the economy is so bad, hillary clinton wants people to look to her deleted e-mails to see if there's anything from the nigerian prince. >> that's how bad it is. >> jimmy: let me tell you, the economy's so bad, i saw wolfgang puck eating chef boyardee. >> you neve

just to name a few, gucci, saks fifth avenue, and they currently have about 35 companies in four andge equity, so this is a long-term investment and not unheard of for them to go over 10 years with their investment. matt: what does the picture look like in the u.s.? everyone in europe watches the top motorcycle racing league and they know that people where dainese but here in the u.s., it is not well known. christiana: that is the case. the company has traditionally focused on european markets, typical of many thai companies, by the way. as we pay attention to the north america market, and we will in the next few years. matt: and you know something about the time brands in north america because you are the ceo poured to cardica for this. what did you learn at ducati that you bring to dainese? cristiano: there are similarities, racing is one of them. technology, depth in the brand, passion for the project, quality, key elements of the brand. what i learned at the coffee to apply here -- learned that the khadi to apply here is to make sure people learn the story of the phenomenal compa

how well is the partnership going and do you think gucci will sign up?derico: first of all, you should ask them. they've invested a lot in gucci.com so as an entrepreneur, i totally respect any decision from them. i think that the joint venture that we signed quite -- almost five years ago with them has been very successful. we're growing. and as far as i know, they're happy with it. i think that it was like a transformation of a joint venture because in the history, there's never been a joint venture between a french luxury group and an italian e commerce company. now with combined forces with net-a-portier, we're trying to bring more services, editorial services, and we are the partner, a long-term partner so i think that they'll be better off with this merger. francine: is your 60 million euro estimate for annual cinergies too conservative? this is what some analysts were suggesting. frederico: we like to deliver. we like to deliver and have been delivering plans and budgets in 15 years with the help of our management team that now is a double managem

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dagen: much cheaper on valuation are bmw, even luxury goods companies like caring, which owns gucci muchves the drive fast cars, ferrari is in it. they're competitive as far as the collectors who own the cars. dagen: people who love ferraris and-- it's kind of german versus italian, you either are a porsche lover or-- >> most people love italians, dagen. [laughter] maria and i discovered that through our lifetime, most people love italian. dagen: of course. >> even nascar lovers love italian. dagen: yes, it's extremely popular car and the older models hold their value ap these are record-setting cars. sandra: ferrari is more a car of the formula win. dagen: yes. maria: and we'll tell you where deals are. we'll be right back. buddy- nice place, nice car what happened? well, it all started with my free credit score from credit sesame.com. they gave me so much more than a free credit score. credit sesame's money management tools and personalized offers saved me tons of money and helped me reach my goals. i just signed up with their free app. what's my credit score? your credit score is 650.

ready-made cities here you go, the keys, tremendous amount of alcholicapita alcholism cal tallyism guccis there tremendous amount of money being made millionaires, billionaires, also middle class that is to number one get money out of country get their kids the out of country the pollution is off the charts, and when they talk about us to having do things, with respect china needs to get their pollution issues under control before we do any more to address that issue, very -- very exciting in fascinating. maria: it is exciting to see the vibrancy of that economy but the air quality is so bad you felt it on the ground, right? >> manipulate you walk out smelled like i go running, running in ash tray i had to go back in blessed there was a lot of wind so it took it out especially in beijing, shanghai a couple days there are times you walk out you go i have pictures i will show you when we see each other next week unbelievable. maria: it really is obviously they are the producers of products to the world, so all of those factories are spewing out all that bgarbage pollution probably in the ai