look at gucci it's sharing its brand and brand identity and this is lead to highest sales and also to a high level of enthusiasm especially among younger target groups. gucci has even had mean competitions to promote a watch to big advantage of social media is that the brands are independent from advertising networks or t.v. stations and can communicate directly with their customers. treating the customer like a friend there's a lot of work for marketing teams friendships need to be maintained. influencers for this millions of people follow them is what. influencers their choices shape trends which is why many get paid by brands to promote products unlike stuff commercials in. punters aim to come across as giving tips to friends. kylie jenner and kim cardassian are masters at the skill each has more than $150000000.00 instagram followers. i reach that huge is attractive for companies but that's not the only reason why influencer marketing is booming i. friend community brand communities like the brand or labels in influences share their experiences both good and bad and that creates a

gucci man, who is this gucci? did we get a mascot? i don't know this gucci man, who is this?he's really cool. she's like, i don't know about this gucci man. >> jimmy: like the marlboro man or something. really? >> the mascot? they hired a mascot? i don't know about this. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's pretty crazy. >> we had a lot of fun. every sunday i would invite like the cast and crew over to my place and we'd do a potluck and i would cook something. salma would always bring the best tequila and have everyone pretty lit. and i'm like, it's 10:30, get off, we've got to get to work tomorrow! >> jimmy: so you have had a lot -- how many jobs would you guess you've had? >> i've probably had -- a lot of jobs. i would say -- seven? >> jimmy: seven jobs? >> maybe ten. >> jimmy: maybe ten, okay. i don't think that's that many, think that's a reasonable number. >> somebody my age, yeah. >> jimmy: we're going to go back in time -- >> i started working when i was 13. >> jimmy: okay. we're not going to go back quite that far. we're going to go back almost that far. we're goi

back to wearing gucci like we just forgot the whole black face thing they did.ith kanye he seemed people were getting tired of his politics and things he was doing so he tried to go the god route like look i changed, support me again. so i thought that was corny and that's why i called it out in the rap. >> that's pretty powerful but i'm not going to weigh in on that one, ari. let me just say in the middle east whenever you crack jokes about god, it doesn't end well. >> hold on, i wasn't joking about the lord, i was just quoting. >> i'm just saying in the middle east politics and religion, even in culture you've got to -- >> we have got to get into something that happened so late in the year it didn't fully make your end of the year write up which is drake who is of course a singer and actor and a rapper, artist of the decade, 28 billion streams. we put together some of the key moments from the new interview. let's take a look. >> i pulled my weight when it comes to the pen. the pitch was far-fetched. okay, so you're telling me this canadian, jew, child actor is

dogs the hills out to get our program the guys in the senate are on board we need you to turn on the gucci shoes guys to straighten this thing out the guy's been the lobbyist. and what this does is just lock the system up and that's the whole name of the game it's it's called political engineering and i'm like political science political engineering is real. one of the most important things done or stand is essentially creates what we call a screen. and it's like petrol motion machine for getting ever increasing defense budgets the way we do it is by downplaying the future consequences to start a new weapon we over promised as performance under promise it's cost we then systematically spread dollars jobs and profits to as many congressional districts as quickly as possible so that everybody has skin in the game. the people who are invested in this day or people like the largest defense contractor in the world more than they would die before they see it. going to change the world.

. >> and i went with gucci, who were the sponsors of that event.most surreal experience of my entire life, and i think of most people's >> seth: yeah, no. you can't wrap your head around -- there's no place on earth that you see more famous people also -- and they're dressed up more than you've ever seen them. >> and they all know each other. >> seth: they all know each other. >> or pretend to >> seth: they pretend to [ laughter ] yeah, you looked wonderful, by the way. >> what a dress, right >> seth: it was a beautiful dress, yes [ cheers and applause and lest anyone here think you didn't complete your list, you then also were on the cover of the september issue of "british vogue. [ cheers and applause not bad. >> not bad particularly because this was shot by peter lindbergh, who has since passed and what an incredible thing to have for myself and family. and yeah, it was curated by her royal highness, the duchess of sussex >> seth: pretty good >> i mean, she's well known. >> seth: yeah, she's very well known. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: and no

talk about prada and gucci and starbucks and nfl. there is an industry out there and they treated as one person who does this for a living. to be treated like fire extinguishers. and then to be forgotten about. she has a lot of numbers in this book i don't want to know on - - bore you with them but what blew me away about this industry it is a totally unregulated industry there is no standar standard, this is how you get certified but what blew me away is 35 percent of diversity professionals have no access to the demographic data and then to be diverse and those that are underrepresented can't even see the problems are that maybe these companies are not as serious as diversity as the rhetoric and the expenditures would suggest. >> google spent 114 million so what are they not getting quex we should get some success stories. >> yes. we should. so a lot of times journalist and we are good at analyzing problems and to find solutions to those problems. and actually there are effective models and the institution is really serious about t

celebrating it's we call it appropriation of misappropriation there is a line in line these drawn when gucci for example would be says to them it's like you think it and then do. you know his intention of the and then go oh my god mazing but no actually the people who do it is of the form of fabric and i'm going to benefit from it that some. testing is just bouncing which is feeds if you like it seems ok ok ok ok look so you guys heard recently that oklahoma thought i was treated. like you're not being. for your benefit or being because really freeness from lion king which means no worries in africa which is very revealing and it shows that where we need to step up legally as africans is we kind of need to be able to get a heavier presence in terms of trademarking in terms of copyright in terms of seeing what we have and the things that we have potential exports or whatever the only reason i say that is because someone else is going to do it so what did you says about. africans having a more kind of like legal and copyright presence or strategy is good but i also think that the people who ar

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celebrating it's we call it appropriation of misappropriation the reason why the line is drawn when gucci for example who decides to go in with a good thing and then. you know presentation of the and then go oh my god mazing but no africans actually the most people who do it is of the formal fabric and i'm going to benefit from it that some. touching is just bouncing which is feet if you like it seems ok ok ok ok look so you guys heard recently that awkward moment i was trademarked yet if you like you're not been. a monkey for your benefit have been because maybe 3 years from 19 which means no worries in africa which is very revealing and it shows that where we need to step up legally as africans is we kind of need to be able to get a heavier presence in terms of trademarking in terms of cooperating in terms of seeing what we have in the little things that we have potential exports or whatever the only reason i say that is because someone else is going to do it so what did she says about. africans having a more kind of like legal and copyright presence or strategy is good but i also think

so to have a diversion views this for me let me now draw involved to gucci from lancaster university specializes in u.s. politics and was to go see tempest fled in the senate and ultimately trumps republican solidly and rejected pretty much all the demands of the democrats does this work for all against. well you know donald trump is going to find himself a winner in almost any situation he's in simply by being in it. republicans though have positioned themselves now as this trial becoming some sort of retribution against democrats in the house for impeaching trump in the 1st place. and so the democrats what they have to do if they do want to have witnesses or evidence if that's even possible in the future with future motions is they have to make their arguments so strong and so clear that they pull over republicans from the other side of the aisle who say i want to hear more too but of course those republicans would have to do so only if they get the approval from senior leadership and that might be really hard for them to do so the outcome of the trial as this now seems predictable

fact that the megabrand is building in roads when we think about the likes of channel, hermes and gucci, richemont could choose to take it on its chin but we saw the entire in the shape of the megamerger would address the number of issues first, it would add skills in areas that are complimentary weak in caring for example in hard luxury and in soft luxury second, if this was the tie up with the size, it could create new meaning and a new mission. one of the largest stock luxury, multi-brand, digital platforms very little energy with the call today. if richemont was part of a larger group of significant brands of luxury, then they could france form into a sort of in-house, neutral platform that the whole industry would probably be encouraged to embrace. think about for beauty retail at lvmh think about travel, retail, that is our logic >> luca, it is a compelling strateg strategic rational, just because that, doesn't mean a deal will get done what is the actually likelihood of richemont getting involved in consolidation in this space? and what is the time line? >> you are clearly hittin

consumers many concede it's time for change after 50 years in the business french designers will pull gucci. retired with a show with an anti waste message. grows on. some of the world's most prestigious fashion houses are placed in paris and most say that they're trying to become more environmentally friendly but campaigners say this is a stain abilities increasingly used as an on trend marketing tool rather than a real plan of action barbara courneya is an expert in sustainable luxury she says customers are helping to accelerate change because. consumers are increasingly aware and want to be more responsible socially and environmentally and so in the last few years babe realize that one way to act is to buy differently all the more this former fire station in the city will soon become europe's biggest sustainable fashion hope called black has their own bringing together designers and experts helping them to create responsibly but they don't have the choice because now we know the nature is suffering we cannot do exactly what we've done before we need to change something changing a multi-b

inch closer to yet another tragically ill-considered military conflict, including salma hayek, whose guccitured a neckline that didn't leave much to the imagination. unless you're imagining an endless quagmire in the middle east. because this is it, folks. this is what's been keeping you up at night for the last three years! it wasn't the baggy suits, it wasn't covfefe, it was his ability to wage war with no understanding of the consequences. and no one can stop him. also, congratulations to awkwafina for snagging a globe for best actress! well-deserved. ( cheers and applause ) now, the reason that i'm a little on edge tonight is that on thursday, in response to iranian-sponsored militia attacks on the u.s. embassy in baghdad, president trump ordered a drone strike, killing the top iranian commander in baghdad, qasem soleimani. which brings us to the first installment of our long-running segment, "america at waaaaaaahhhhhh? crisis with iran in iraq about iran." ( laughter ) now, cards on the table. i don't know if what trump did was a good idea or a bad idea but i do know that it's a big i

. >> he was constantly in default. 15 pairs of gucci shoes and not a bed to sleep on. >> not a bed to on? >> a mattress, no furniture, not a pot or pan in the kitchen but yet what he believed were important items to surround himself with. cars, clothing, high end restaurants. they're for show. >> the bentley it turned out belonged to somebody else. and reginald juggled girlfriends and hookups and an ex-wife who was raising one of his children and an ex-girlfriend with whom he had had another. didn't take nailah long to figure it out, or so her friends told the police. >> she sensed there was something off about him. and that's probably where she decided to, you know, look a little deeper. >> so she ended it. and as she did, she warned whomever she could about reginald. even one of his other girlfriends. >> watch out for this guy. he's bad news and he's cheating on you. >> yeah, they were in communication about reginald. >> nailah told andre that when reginald found out, he wasn't happy. >> he got wind of that and reached out to nailah in a threatening manner. >> sent her nasty e-mails

so some goods like lvmh, gucci, all down finally want to make a note about downgrades today the market's very pricey now we're at the high-end. some people came out downgraded stocks morgan stanley downgraded citigroup. just the prices are high bank of america also here to the downsi downside, downgraded over atlantic also on valuations, so keep high on these high valuations we've got a couple of ipo announcements today. important thing is start iing to heat up this market for ipos historic high on that one. a big one here with reynolds consumer announces terms today tinfoil. a big one. >>> president trump in davos today declaring we're in the midst of a blue collar boom in the u.s. >> today i'm proud to declare that the united states is in the midst of an economic boom the likes of which the world has never seen before. we've regained our stride. we discovered our spirit and reawakened the powerful machinery of american enterprise >> and the president is not alone. top ceos echoing the president's confidence about the health of the economy and the consumer >> the backbone of this recove

. >> this is elton john's gucci jacket signed by elton john, worn in the film.n outfi outfit. >> but the mpa secret weapon has always been its movie theater. >> this is state-of-the-art. >> where washington politicians enjoy private screening's of new releases. >> the last theater, when it was built, it was good for its time, this is 120 seats. we had to have the best screening room in d.c. >> his father was an ambassador, his godfather, former senator and vice president hubert humphrey but he showsws politics over entertainment. he ran jim henson outside of that family. president obama appointed him ambassador to france. he brought hollywood with him boasting's stars like clint eastwood and samuel l jackson who met with young immigrants there. >> he talks about his story, the embodiment of the american dream. >> he said he slipped his own dream. >> i went from working from. [inaudible] for me, joining a 100-year-old institution and helping to modernize it for our new era, this new incredible golden age of content is very satisfying. >> despite the popularity of

consumers many concede it's time for change after 50 years in the business french designers will pull gucci retired with a show with an anti waist message don't brands of clothes on. some of the world's most prestigious fashion houses are placed in paris and most say that they're trying to become more environmentally friendly but campaigners say this is a stain abilities increasingly use as an on trend marketing tool rather than a real plan of action. is an expert in sustainable luxury she says customers are helping to accelerate change because. consumers are increasingly aware and want to be more responsible socially and environmentally so in the last few years they brutalize that one way to act is to buy differently. this former fire station in the city will soon become europe's biggest sustainable fashion hub called black has their own money to give the designers an experts helping them to create responsibly but they don't have the choice because now we know the nature is suffering we cannot do exactly what we've done before we need to change something changing a multi-billion dollar ind

huge advantage for understanding what might have happened in this relationship with ukraine we have a gucci talking to a sign from a legacy universe seen u.k. thank you for that. all right it's time for us to take a look at the weather his jenny jenny looks like you're going to australia 1st yeah you know i mean really just different weather conditions let me start by showing you this satellite because we've got a real divide to the north we have got can you believe this flood warnings in place across the northern territory and across into queensland i mean well into the south we have got those fire warnings still in place particular across into the south wales that have a look at this that it doesn't look spectacular because it isn't really but it is if you here this is the pale river and this creek has run dry for over one year and just 3 days ago the water began to come through now there are a few more scattered showers in the forecast that really nothing more than that there's the rain to the north are coming to that in just a moment but these are current weather conditions across into

industry leader lvmh, gucci owner and coach owner you can see there, they are down. there is green on the screen in one state. vaccine makers, flu shot makers are getting a market boost. as you can see, some of them up double digits. in addition to china and the u.s. there are also confirmed cases of the coronavirus in japan, south korea, thailand. travelers heading to the united states on direct or connecting flights from wuhan china where this virus began will be screened at jfk and new york as well as lax and san francisco international airport out west. for more on all of this, we are now joined by a professor of the department of epidemiology at ucla, also director of their center for global and immigrant health. doctor, thank you very much for joining us. how concerned should we be by this coronavirus now that we have had a confirmed case in the united states? >> that's a really good question, ashley. i think there is great cause for concern about this virus. we have now a case in the united states. we know that it's passed from human to human and that cases ca

. >> this is elton john's gucci jacket signed by elton john and it was worn in the film.riginal aquaman outfit. >> chris: but the mpa's secret weapon has always been its movie theater. >> this is state-of-the-art. >> chris: were washington politicians enjoyed private screenings of new releases. >> the last theater, when it was built, was good for its time. if this is hundred 20 seats. the best screening room and all of d.c. if >> chris: rivkin's father was the ambassador, his godfather former senator and then vice president hubert humphrey but rivkin chose entertainment over politics. becoming the first person to run the gym henson company outside family. but washington called. president obama appointing him ambassador to france. he brought hollywood with income hosting stars like clint eastwood, jodie foster and samuel jackson, who met with young immigrants there. >> he talked about his story, the american story. he's the embodiment of the american dream. >> chris: it rivkin says he slipped his own dream. >> i went from working from kermit and miss piggy to the president

>> for example, you don't pay full prize for gucci loafers if they are not really?> are they real >> how do you know >> when we go to chairs. >>> an update on the impeachment of president trump a handful of house members delivered the impeachment to the senate four weeks ago, they voted to impeach the president. chief justice john roberts will be sworn in today and will swear in all members of the senate the trial will begin in earnest after the holiday weekend. >> cameras caught this uncomfortable moment between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. he reached out to shake her hand and she pulled her hand back cnn released that audio. >> you called me a liar on national tv. >> what? >> i think you called me a liar on national tv >> let's not do it now you called me -- i don't want to get into it. >> i just wanted to say hello, bernie >> okay. good >> just over to shake hands. >> that was perfect. how many people look at this as a demonstration of what it means to be a leader, how do you approach each other? people reacted by saying, should she be doing that on that

it always reminded me is not gucci or cufflinks or nuts and bolts but who you are and what you believe. and on my 50th birthday my sister, stand up i want you to meet her. she is incredible. she went to tiffany's and had a pair of sterling silver cufflinks made that are nuts and bolts. [applause] [laughter] and she got them for me to remind me where we had come from and how to judge a person. and never forget. never forget. and from time to time to talk about the holocaust and never understand how people and he said the world is wrong we only had one rule dad came home every night from the dealership that dinner is the only place you are expected to have impeccable manners no excuses. as he sat to have conversation and eat my dad would respond to what he thought were these type of things and it was fairly wrong. and said to be ashamed. and then to establish the state of israel because my father was not jewish. we each had a personal responsibility he told us just like the nuns told us not to point out that something was wrong but you are obliged and then to intervene. april 1993 i trav

to know, it always reminded me and taught me that it's not about whether you're barefoot orr wear guccis, have it ins and bolts or fine cuff links. it's who you are and what you believe. my 50th birth day me best friend, my sister val -- my stir is incredible. stand up. [applause] >> my sister went to tiffany's and had a pair of sterling silver cuff links made. they're nuts and bolts. she got them for me to remind me, to remind me where we come from. and remind me about how to judge a person. never forget. never forget. from time to time, you talk but the holocaust, my dad. he could never understand how people could be persecuted for just being who they were. the war was wrong, joey at the dinner table where we had one rule mitch dad came home every night from the dealership. one rule was, at dinner, the only place you are expected to have impeccable manners. no excuses. there's a place we sat to have conversations and occasionally eat. wasn't about eating. and my dad would respond to what he thought were these terrible things he said the world was wrong, failing to respond to the atroci

want you to know, it always reminded me, taught me it's not about whether your barefoot are where guccis. it's not about what you nuts and bolts or find cufflinks, it's about who you are. it's about what you believe. on my 50th 50th birthday my bet friend, my sister -- will you stand up? i want you to meet my sister. she's incredible. [applause] my sister went to tiffany's and had a pair of sterling silver cufflinks made. they are nuts and bolts. [laughing] she got them in for me to remi, to remind me where we come from and remind me about how to judge a person, never forget. never forget. from time to time he would talk about the holocaust, my dad. he could never understand how people could be persecuted for just being who they were. the war was wrong, joey, at the dinner table. we had only one rule. my dad came home every night from the dealership. one world was dinner was held the place you are expected to have impeccable manners. there was no excuses. as a place we sat to have conversation and occasionally eat. it wasn't about eating. and my dad would respond to what he thought were

just today but over the past week especially looking at a name like lvmh and carrying the parent of guccis up about 35% of global luxury spend speaking of lvmh we have earnings tomorrow. we'll see if the company can address what we see on the ground as the lunar new year gets started 3m only stock higher when you look at the industrial sector. that company also manufactures those face masks that are seeing heightened demand amidst the virus spreading beyond china an oil, goldman sachs about a $3 mitt to the price given the virus and the concerns that could have on economic growth. that's pressuring some of the oil producers. guys, back to you. >> seema, thanks so much >>> let's get to the bond pits, ten-year 161, rick santelli is at the cme in chicago. hey, rick. >> reporter: good morning, carl. you know, could you say what you will about technicals and of course we follow fundamentals and technicals on cnbc, but once we closed under 190 after not getting over 2%, and then we closed above 1.80, adding fuel to the fire and then this couple of sessions the end of last week we made the close

tom: whether it is luxury retail, gucci, lvmh, or traditional big box retail flat on its back, or evenbout in the moment, i am fascinated that value guys like you see value in clothing and retail. chris: we like subscription businesses, recurring revenue, and the broadband business. i have had a front seat to secular change for the last 20 years. there was a change in the way consumers are behaving in retail and i don't know where that ends up, but more is going online. francine: are we just going to buy everything from amazon? chris: there are traditional retailers including walmart who have attractive online businesses that are growing. i was in the mall this weekend returning some things i bought online. there were not a lot of other people in the mall. it will be difficult and you will see that reflected in the prices of general retailers and property rates like simon. francine: if you look at all the things that have been instructed, tech companies, we were asking if tesla is a tech or car company. car sectorminate the when it comes to driverless cars? chris: we are focused on ele

this is actually the same hospital that he visited back in september when he gained his famous gucci back. of landers elementary school s with a special performance of his hit song he couldn't get away from, "old town road." we can't wait to see what else he does in 2020. >> he had a big 2019. >> that song was everywhere for months. >>> finally, if you weren't able to stay up late enough to watch the ball drop on new year's eve you may have missed a sweet moment that happened after midnight. one new york city firefighter decided to pop the question to his girlfriend, of course, on live tv. take a look. >> one thing on my mind today. you make me a better person. i hope to make you shine. will you marry me? [ cheers ] >> oh my god. yes. >> wow! >> there's a lot going on. >> yes, right. >> she did say yes. >> she said yes. >> congratulations. >> how do you like that? they met at an elvis-themed wedding ten years ago in las vegas. >> so precious. i don't think we would have showed it to you if she said no. >> i was waiting for it. >> so congratulations to them. >> all right, janai, thank

billie eilish, no shrinking violet, making her mark in green gucci, head to toe.ld se knocked it out of the park. there's aerosmith wearing the same outfit for the last 50 years. do we have lizzo in that black dress? she wore custom versace on the red carpet and the black dress she wore when performing, it was a christian sereano. we skipped over rickey rebel who was on the red carpet, an interesting red outfit, pro-trump. he had his bare backside, impeach this, written on his butt. we will not show it on television but i wanted to point that out. maria: he must have been cold. >> he must have been cold. i'm sure he got a cold reception as well. grammy's fashion, so much is about trying to make a statement and a shock value that i don't always understand it. but i did think lizzo looked stunning and i thought ariana grande looked beautiful as well. dagen: the black dress was just as beautiful as the white dress. maria: the wait is over, madame trousseau is unveiling the latest wax figure right here on "mornings with maria," want to welcome back ma madame trousseas