tracee: how about a gucci house to match your gucci bag? and can be yours for $6 million. it's nearly 11,000 square feet, it has viewings of california's cushella valley. tracee: millennials have a new way to take care of their teeth without having to leave the office. the founder and ceo of floss bar is here. eva, good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. lauren: this is like a mobile dentist business. it is. a mobile dentist and hygienist business which brings the team to you at the workplace. lauren: are we so lazy, so strapped for time we have no time to go to the dentist. >> you need to save time. time is money these days. we have the time, but we don't want to use vacation days many we want to focus on lifestyle and well-being at home and free saturdays. lauren: when you say we, this is a millennial -- you're a millennial. the idea behind your company is for millennials. is this a millennial problem that they want to save time for their saturday, not to have to go to a dentist of saturday or do you think it's mult

we expect 12 or so percent carring is in the rate for gucci still at 8% of the market. the market expects gucci to grow facing a tough face of comparison, the brand was growing at 25% carring is in a situation of normalization of gucci brand or carrying what is attractive at the 12-month earning that is lvhm with the standard 22 times worth of earnings >> stepping back in terms of your preference, do you like more dominant players or the smaller brands >> it is clear today that the bigger brands, the larger group have the financial means to vest in digitals, in the remodelling of the store network the bigger brands are able to deliver faster growth rate and are better equipped to post more resilient growth rate in a slowing environment. >> lvmh said in a statement, they continue to be vigilant some analysts say that this run these sectors had may have reached a peek what is your view on that? is. >> i think you always have cyclical elements in luxury. for the past few years, they have more valuable elements in the base they have vested beyond their brands and will be in

. >>> gucci, the pomeranian is getting a lot of attention today. she is being credited for saving her owner's life. 58-year-old george rotonski was aveep in his home when gucci's bark woke him up. >>> the albuquerque international balloon festival draws hundreds of thousands of spectators every year. for one couple, was the perfect scene to tie the knot. they have lots of cheers. the couple from texas says that their love for the festival started two weeks into dating. getting married there seemed perfect. the newlyweds took off on a balloon after that. >> makes sense. nice honeymoon. >> we'll be right back. >>> coming up at 5:00, we'll have complete coverage as people around the bay area are coping with the massive power shutoff. the concerns as winds pick up this evening. and that will do it for us here on kpix at noon. we will be on early tomorrow starting at 4:00. ♪ >> dr. davis: your cdition has stabled, but there's a loar >> bill: so no better but no worse. >> katie: for now, right? i know my body, and i feel... i feel weak. i don't have much

. >> oh, he's guccied down to his socks. >> that's the hall of fame induction ceremony. >> this was athe wwe. of course i ruined it with the enormous chain, but nonetheless i was sitting in a wonderful serious straight celebration gucci down to the socks. >> ya know what? that's smokin'. i'm keeping it. >> oh, hello pecs. >> okay. so this is a little guy's gone wild. this is 2005. i'm wearing jean shorts. no one else was. jorts are back. i've been wearing jorts for them long enough to not be cool, be made fun of for it and now a style icon. this is 15 years ahead of its >> listen you were a trend setter. i cannot deny. i'm going to give you that one. it was smokin'. all of them were smokin' because i love thi it. >> we could do this all night. let's head to the "e.t." birthdays. >> which "veep" star guest starred on "sex and the city"? julia >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." -- >> i'm gonna host this show. >> get ready for lake bell to bless the "e.t." stage. >> look join me. i'm co-hosting et tomorrow. let's do this. >> tomorrow on "e.t." >>> tonight's "e.

gucci which is kering's crown picked up property italian jacket maker moncler overcame a 40% sales decline in hong kong. >> wpp has overcome a sales point thanks to new contracts. it expects sales and operating margins to fall siting twists and turns ahead. the french rival publicity cut its target worried about falling demand from u.s. clients >> and ubisoft slashed target. the french game maker announced its operating income, a far cry from the forecast of 480 million euros. the company known for assassins creed franchise. that stock is down 22% today >> a major share price reaction. we'll take a short break coming up, it is all about monetary policy. mario draghi calls for fiscal b etg us as he holds his final ecmeinas president do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer service appointment. ah, re

the decapitated head was a clutch design by gucci worth more than $11,000. >> a clutch, it was like aing? >> his money's right in there, right behind his eyes, or his mouth. does he open up his mouth to get his -- >> i don't know, peel back the scalp? >> that would be weird if you're standing in line, waiting for food, leto's there, opens up his decapitated head. jared apparently says he has no clue what happened to that. >> jared is now jokingly urging anyone who knows where his head is to please bring it to their nearest gucci store, in exchange for some sneakers. >> oh! give the decapitated head back, get some gucci shoes. >> i think that's fair. >> i mean, the heads and tails of it all. opment right here on this very set. >> we will be right back. but some air fresheners use heavy, overwhelming scents. try febreze one; a range of innovative air fresheners with no heavy perfumes that you can feel good about using in your home to deliver a light, natural-smelling freshness. febreze one neutralizes stale, stuffy odors and releases a subtle hint of fragrance like bamboo or lemongrass

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great gucci numbers coming through. anheuser-busch really suffering.nd are suffering in china the united states. the pound is down by around 0.1%. we will talk about that at a moment. the ruble also on the move today. the governor cutting by 50 basis points, a bit of a surprise when it came to the size of that cut, and hints that we are going to see more to come as well at governor tries to help turn the russian economy around and get it on a stronger growth trajectory. let's talk a bit about what is happening with the brexit story in a little more detail. brusselsension in about how long the extension could be for the u.k. maria tadeo joining us now. the french don't want a long extension. walk us through what is going to happen here and what the issue is. maria: that's right. emmanuel macron is willing to put up a fight over the extension, and there's a number of issues here. it is exceptionally long for ambassadors to meet over one subject, so there is split opinion when it comes to how to move forward. feel that anything they come up with will be s

media personalities i mean truly political correctness has gone amok to even a jumper designed by gucci blackface scandal of all over the news social norms have moved slowly by comparison in the middle east things are changing however take the case of shame out say a star on the arab world's most widely watched media network n.b.c. a skit she performed live this year caused a story online shame a safe is sitting in the front of a van and she's speaking just it's not comprehensible arabic it's not concept principle anything. this awful overly sexualized nonsense dialect that is an attempt i think to represent the sudanese dialect and it's very offensive in the other video there is shame how without a purportedly her little boy. who constantly has to go to the bathroom and she has him urinate in a jar and when he does so people are horrified and said. i cannot imagine a woman wiping the urine off of her hands on to other passengers.

from 2004.rom gucci he was at gucci when lvmh made the run for gucci. 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 over a 20% operating margin -- that would be helpful for tiffany, give

and can you not afford to even look in the windows of chanel or gucci or louis vuitton stores? the real real lets your fingers do the buying. the luxury consignment site that just went public in june, but is now a 2 billion dollars phenomenon, it neither makes anything or owns anything. so how is it employing hundreds of people and thrills fashionistas around the world? the ceo of the real real, the publicly traded company that began at the founder's kitchen table is here in a fox business exclusive. how women are turning their closets into goldmines, her plan for profitability and the sector that might want to see her fail. we're less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start "the claman countdown". ♪ liz: we are just getting this breaking news from the center for disease control. the cdc has just updated the number of deaths that they are penning on lung injury associated with e-cigarette use or vaping. before october 15th, two days ago, the number was 26 people. now it is up to 33 people. so this death toll climbing 7 from just the last week. the cdc says there are now a

gucci, organict revenue rising 10.7. have a-- likely to fairly solid start as a result of this.tting guidance, that is likely to have a fairly negative affect across the screen right now. the game's producer cutting financialupdating targets and release schedules, this is what we getting right now from the company or just waiting to see exactly why this is happening. a sharp outlook but goes to recon breakpoints. breakpoints, that is a game they currently had it as a result it looks like those numbers are going to go through in the company cutting guidance on the back of it. that's going to be a tough start for ubisoft. at what the look bloomberg first world news looks like right now. it issident trump was had house republicans protesting the impeachment investigation. white house press secretary stephanie grisham told foxnews the president was very supportive of the move. about two dozen house republicans crashed the room at the capital. they wanted a hearing open to all members of congress, not just those on senate committees. a copy dictation official in the trump administrat

trying to move supply chains outside of france, but you look at major, chanel for example, a lot -- gucci they keep it in italy and france, those who spend 1200, 3,000 plus they want it to from the place conceived. david: a french label. >> right. >> for those who live in texas, you don't need to experience paying 13 dollars an hour, you need to pass a drug test. this could be a hedge between tax between u.s. and europe. >> big picture, november 3, if we are 3.5% unemployment. and stone throw away from highs in dow, it will be tough to beat the incumbant, simple as that, people without a doubt vote with their wallets, and how many people have come off welfare roll, those off of food stamps is huge, people that were actually taking from the government, are now paying into the government, that say best case scenario for the incumbent. david: i want to be contrarian here, john. i was talking to karl rove, texas is more citified, they send left, they tend to -- they tend left, they tend to democrats, you still have rural areas, in texas, but it is changing it could move texas to blue side ove

macy's announcement comes after other major companies, including michael kors and gucci, also stopped selling fur products i n recent years. and in new york city, former city council spepeaker melissa mark-viverito and six others were arrested monday at a protest demanding that the museum of modern art, moma, cut ties with trustee steven tananbaum, whose vulture fund owns at least $2.5 billion of puererto rico's debtbt and has profited off the island's financial crisis. goldentree asset management is one of the top three holders of puerto rico's debt. former city council speaker mark-viverito said --- "we cannot allow these cultural institutions to be used as a way of whitewashing money. puerto rico is suffering, people are losing their pensions, there are privatization of resources, schools are closing down. these practices must end." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. mass protest

a lot of us follow those issues, there was something known as gucci gulch, tax lawyers found loopholesouts for people paying those tax rates. nobody will pay 97% tax rates. tax lawyers and congress will give them ways to have loopholes to reduce the rates. connell: we're looking for ways to eliminate loopholes. this is way to bring them back. >> tax avoidance returns. connell: dan, good to see you as always. dan henninger. lauren: president trump taking action against turkey. how the white house responds to the invasion of northern syria. steve harrigan reporting on ground. the queen speaks. what it means for the upcoming brexit deadline. ♪. i wanted more that's why i've got the power of 1 2 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3. ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with trelegy and the power of 1 2 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell yo

it's all gucci. all okay. >> yeah. the -- they won't and they shouldn't. the republicans totally overplayed their hand when they stormed the bastille and they were like these things are happening in private. they need to be in public. they have been running around trying to defend the president which essentially is an indefensible position an at the same time, the president is trying to get his -- the folks that can give information to congress to not do it. there's a letter that went from the administration, the state department, to laura cooper's lawyers saying we don't think the hearings are fair, you shouldn't testify because they're not allowing the state department lowers come in. of course they won't let the state department lawyers come in. so the administration is trying to push back -- >> you're saying that the democrats' theory of the case whether it's proven or not is that the problem is parts of the state department were being pulled into the commission of a crime. >> absolutely. and that's what the information is demonstrating. and for republ

door so far to drop further but already major private brands like ralph lauren, michael kors, and guccime a few have dropped for as well. it's kind of the trend that we've been seeing lately in terms of consumers. now it will be interesting to see if other stores follow macy's lead. >> trace: grady trimble live in new york. thank you. the houston astros hosting the washington nationals for game one of the world series tonight on fox sports 1. this is the national's first series in franchise history. this is a big deal. >> it's a huge deal. everyone is talking about it because it's the first one in franchise history. a lot of people forget baseball has been in the nation's capital since the last century. 1901 -- 1901, the washington senators. folded into the minnesota twins. the washington senators, and will be brought them back for the same thing happened. now they are the texas rangers. >> trace: it surprised me, i had no idea the home stand - -- >> they put together a great r run. in the negro league. for about 30 years, there was no baseball in the capital city until the washington n

he has gone hostile in the past, namely with gucci in the 2000s - and also acquisitions in the '90s ass time around, i think he has to pay up. liz: wow. lvmh, some amazing brands there. we shall see. right now the stock is, as you said, well above, let's let our viewers who might be driving and listening on xm sirius, the bid was for 120, the stock is at 128.36. may not happen. may not happen. susan, thank you very much. all right. >>> 30 minutes before the closing bell rings, we are still on track for an s&p record. you know, look, the google story about the fitbit thing sure woke up shareholders, the potential deal with fitbit. this is the latest sales figures of the apple watch are just 48 hours away from being revealed, when the market's most valuable player debrief thes street on the state of its fiscal fitness. a pumped-up apple is not the only titan ready to unleash results on the market. up next, tech powerhouse's jeremy owens and russell hawley at the ready on who will pass their quarterly exams with flying colors and which silicon valley giants may be failing their physicals.

media personalities i mean truly political correctness has gone amuck to even a jumper designed by gucci blackface scandals all over the news social norms have moved slowly by comparison in the middle east things are changing however take the case of shame out say a star on the arab world's most widely watched media network n.b.c. a skit she performed live this year caused a story online shame a safe is sitting in the front of a van and she's speaking just it's not comprehensible arabic it's not concept principle anything. this awful overly sexualized nonsense dialect that is an attempt i think to represent the sudanese dialect and it's very offensive in the other video there is shame how without a purportedly her little boy. who constantly has to go to the bathroom and she has him urinate in a jar and when he does so people are horrified at what. i cannot imagine a woman wiping the urine off of her hands on to other passengers is it just wouldn't happen so this idea that the sudanese are unclearly and they don't care and that they have no hygiene is also quite racist i'm not sure that w

. >> randy newman is on there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, who does that i mean, it's great gucci took me to the theater to see was "toy story," so i just like, from a young age, was familiar and then, i got more familiar as i got older >> jimmy: i love him >> yeah, he's just -- he's an amazing artist great to work with everybody on the album for the most part, you know, came to chicago to work with me. and just like put a great energy into it i think it's such a diverse cast because so many, you know, different sounds that you play on your wedding day. so they all kind of tap into different places >> jimmy: it's a great record and you're a great dude. >> thank you, thank you. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: chance the rapper, everybody. "the big day" is available now check out the big day tour in 2020. we'll be right back with brockhampton stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey! ♪ ♪ everything goes my way ♪ curiosity- ♪ it ignites our imagination. in search of inspiration and daring new ideas. at lexus our greatest curiosity isn't a machine? it's you. experien

he kind of approaches and comes up the stairs wearing had floor-length faux fur coat and these huge guccition when it's ryan murphy. and everyone just kind of applauded. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> he is a thing unto himself. yeah. he's an incredible human. >> jimmy: i heard the whole cast went to disneyland. >> yes, we did. >> jimmy: who 5r7kd tharranged ? >> that was for ben's birthday i think pretty early on. our storylines don't always coincide. sew was the leader of bringing us all together. >> jimmy: did you go on a bus? did you wait in line? what kind of a disneyland experience are we talking about? >> we got to skip the lines. which is fun. but it does make you appreciate the lines a more when you're your fourth time on space mountain and you're starting to realize why you can benefit from having a bit of pause between. - >> jimmy: right. and the people who are in the line, when you pass by them -- >> hate you. >> jimmy: they want to kill you. >> hate you. >> jimmy: so that's -- >> and you go by every time just looking slightly queasier and suddenly everyone's slightly deter

media personalities i mean truly follicle correctness has gone amuck to even a jumper designed by gucci black face scandal of all over the news social norms have moved slowly by comparison in the middle east things are changing however take the case of shame out say a star on the arab world's most widely watched media network n.b.c. a skit she performed earlier this year caused a storm online shame a safe is sitting in a front of her land and she's speaking just it's not comprehensible arabic it's not cancer principle any. thing. this awful overly sexualized nonsense dialect that is an attempt i think to represent the sudanese dialect and it's very offensive in the other video there is shame with a proportionally her little boy. who constantly has to go to the bathroom and she has him urinate in a jar and when he does so people are horrified. i cannot imagine a woman wiping the urine off of her hands on to other passengers it just wouldn't happen so this idea that the sudanese are unclearly and they don't care and that they have no hygiene is also quite racist i'm not sure that we do th

now in trying to counteract those cultural biases >> it also depends on the category >> the maker of gucciey continue to kill it in china nike as well >> starbucks, that's place to watch. i'm still wondering if people are getting upset she's performing at alibaba. and steph curry suffered an injury of course already sidelined is klay thompson with a torn acl suffered last season is this the end of the warrior's designty, but the problem is is they have this new massive stadium. >> billion dollar chase center only the second home game of this season. >> that's the diversification they've made here. this team's not going to be good anymore. we piqued, now we're doing concerts, charging a lot for everything else. it's a new asset we built. >> how's it going to affect his golf game? >> probably not going to help it >> he's a brantd ambassador for callaway >> i don't know if it's the curse of the stadium or empire state building, but you've got to feel for him. coming up, too fast, too slow president trump blasting the fed on rates should the fed act r me ke e ntl nkof germany or japan as the p

media personalities i mean truly political correctness has gone amuck to even a jumper designed by gucci blackface scandals all over the news social norms have moved slowly by comparison in the middle east things are changing however take the case of shame out say a star on the arab world's most widely watched media network n.b.c. a skit she performed live this year caused a story online shame a safe is sitting in the front of a van and she's speaking just it's not comprehensible arabic it's not concept principle anything. this awful overly sexualized nonsense dialect that is an attempt i think to represent the sudanese dialect and it's very offensive in the other video there is shame how without a purportedly her little boy. who constantly has to go to the bathroom and she has him urinate in a jar and when he does so people are horrified at what. i cannot imagine a woman wiping the urine off of her hands on to other passengers is it just wouldn't happen so this idea that the sudanese are unclearly and they don't care and that they have no hygiene is also quite racist i'm not sure that w

immediately upon landing you realize when you sigh signs for the gap and gucci and all the western brands, this is not socialist, they're private firms, making profit, the bore is good again so it's a fake fam socialism. we talk but the history of chinese socialism it and is a schizophrenic place. today they're trying to have economic freedom for a large portion of their country, and as a result of that economic freedom, china has developed quite rapidly and people have gotten quite prosperous in general, compared to the old days and still trying to be a to at that totalitarian political regime. we attended a conference. we talked but ayn rand and hayak, the austrian economist in beijing, which was -- how cool is this, taking but a ayn rand and hayak in china at a conference, but to remind us the communicates communist party is in charge the very next day, morning, thugs shod up from the government and padlocked the doors with chains and the conference was called off. so, chinas tries -- is trying to do a dance where they are giving away the freedom to engage in commerce and have profits,

immediately upon landing you realize when you see signs for the gap and gucci and all the western brandsh, this is not socialist country these are private firms making profits the people are busy, the beer is good again. it's a fake socialism. we take the time to talk about the history of chinese socialism. it is in fact sort of a schizophrenic place. today they are trying to have economic freedom for large portions of the country and as a result of the economic freedom china has developed but quite rapidly and people have gotten quite prosperous in general. it's also still trying to be a totalitarian political regime. ben and i attended a conference it was a really weird thing. what we are talking about à and frederick hayek in beijing which was, how cool is this? talking about iran hiding it in beijing at a conference with locals. chinese academics and journalists. to remind us all that the chinese economist party was still in charge. the very next day the very next morning doug showed up for the government and padlocked the doors with chains and the conference was called off. china is

lvmh,rent owner of gucci, they were not noticing the high-performance due to dior and louis vuitton.tton has a new menswear designer who used to work with kanye west. they are introducing new products for hot ticket items for women, and now they are doing so for men. nejra: annmarie hordern, thank you so much. now to brexit and u.k. prime minister boris johnson will hold private talks as they try to explore whether the two sides can find room to compromise. florian hense is still with us. -- is it anion extension until october 31? florian: that is the base -- that is the base case. that is a good sign varadkars meeting today. -- rathercally varic having a lunch, i would suggest to johnson to have a couple of beers with varadkar to talk about this issue. johnson probably should have done that a couple of weeks to months ago. the base case is the extension beyond the 31st of october. nejra: i like that you say they should sit down for a couple of beers. i am not sure that would change the intractable issues, but your expectation is what in terms of the irish border, or perhaps the u.k.

paris,xury business in gucci, just shy of 10%, putting pressure on the french market.despite the weakness in hong kong. broadlyking a look more , since we are not getting a lot tellrket action, i want to whether we are risk on or risk off. this is one of the most interesting stories. investors are shying away from the riskiest debt. the orange line is the broad u.s. junk bond market that has returned since june 1.5%. the white line is triple c rated debt, the lowest rated debt. it lost 1.7%. this diversions continues to widen as a number of investors including blackrock say it is time to go more into risk because there seems to be better mood music coming from what is going on and brexit as well as u.s.-china relations. i wonder when it will converge, if at all. anna: really interesting insight into those markets. let me talk about the brexit narrative, picking up on the point about why is it that the markets are reducing their expectations of no deal? that is what we see on this chart and that is guarding the euro-sterling or euro-pound. we keep hearing politicians ta

carly said she would go in to find her peeking under the lady's room stall until she found her little guccier. you know, it's hard. she obviously cares a lot about how this is received, and yet she knows there are going to be critics. >> and you know what's funny, i was leaning on the critics side before i saw the story, and after you see it, and you feel like you see carly's heart i think it was beautiful wow. that was amazing. >> seems like it's a fitting tribute. >> cynthia, thank you. >>> still ahead, we've got some adorable puppies, this is the second day we have had puppies we're going to help these puppies find their forever homes. >> and look who's with one of the cutis, pioneer woman ree drummond is here, and she has recipes from her cookbook. >>> very good morning to you. this morning we still don't know if pg&e will follow through on the plans to cut power again. they said the shut off would be necessary to reduce wild fire risk. right now they're notifying 200,000 customers in 16 counties. here is a map of the potential impact along the peninsula. the outages may happen as soon

the parent company of gucci down 2.2%. other big stock movers, here is danny.ating the leaderboards peer the biggest online gamings an and gambling company. announcing an allshare merger with stars group. a continuation of consolidation in this industry. shares are up more than 15%, but we are seeing rivals gaining as investors speculate who is next to be bought and merged. , down aboutosing 4%. the founder is stepping down per there have been a lot of concerns with metro bank about how small -- how strong they are. the founder is leaving. bloomberg intelligence is saying perhaps it paved the way for a sale or eventual delisting from metro bank. from --hape up moves the ceo is stepping down. replace next summer just about by ken murphy during those shares are up 2%. they have a whole summer to figure this out, and the current ceo who is on his way out, stepped in and 2014. hisysts are optimistic that turnaround plan has been completed. you soe: dani, thank much per let's get to first word news from new york city with viviana hurtado. viviana: we begin with more

charles: although i got to tell you, you go into a gucci store or versace store, you listen to the music weren't the height of materialism and consumerism, young people to me sound like they want to be wealthy and want to be rich and want their own private jets. maybe the politicians are falling just a little bit short, once you get out of grade school and they can't indoctrinate you anymore. always great talking to you. thanks. >>> quick check of the dow 30, folks. we have been open for 18 minutes. it's a split screen. boeing still leading the way, dow, apple with the new higher price target. travelers rebounding from yesterday. coke got an upgrade this morning. sort of a mixed picture there. nike, we know the ceo change. caterpillar, we saw the bad news there. >>> meanwhile, mark zuckerberg's testimony on the hill just minutes away. we will have his opening statements live, so keep it right here. imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines.