hermes produces about 70,000 burken gags a year. but in june, animal rights group peta released a video showing crocks skinned alive in the supply chain. jane burken told hermes to drop her name from the line until they're produced accordig to international standards. but hermes said suppliers must uphold animal protection guidelines or lose contracts. gerhard: engineers are pushing the limits of 3-d printing. a french company has printed the world's first 3-d violin based on the legendary stradivarius. the electric instrument is fully playable despite its minimalistic design. original stradivarius sell for millions at august. this is a prototype. engineers spent years figuring out to to make the instrument strong enough to withstand the tension of the strings. they hope to sell the model by 2016. sarah: call me when they start 3-d printing the burken bags. serena williams' dream of a calendar year gras is grand slam is over. she lost in three sets to unseeded italian roberto vinci. williams won the first set 3-2 but didn't look com

with that $1500 smart watch with french fashion company, hermes.the editor in chief of apple style. >>> coming up on the halftime show, morgan stanley's adam parker is with us on why he thinks stocks can rally more than 10% in the next year. >>> plus the big crude call, goldman thinks oil could hit $20 a barrel. so la would that mean for your money? and herd alert, multiple wall street firms getting more bullish on home builders, does that mean it's time to follow the crowd? carl we'll attempt to answer that question in about 20. >>> we have seen a little bit of a eversal here of course, the dow is in a relatively modest range down about 80 some-odd points, we crossed almost to the flat line here, down about five points as oil has managed to cut losses. typically a dynamic we've been seeing in recent days. >>> in the meantime, under armour often called a technology company by some, including our own jim cramer, we caught up with its chief digital officer at the ctia conference in las vegas where he had a lot to say about the apple watch. >> we're e

if you want the hermes strap and watch face, only $1500. to the ipad.ger ipad to attract business users and also musicians, designers bring apple said the ipad pro is faster than 80% of pcs shipped and comes with a stylus or apple pencil. will it jumpstart demand for the ipad? john jackson from idc outside the apple event and horace dediu and ben bajarin and om malik with me. horace brought his 2 ipad's, put together, it shows the size of the new ipad pro. it is huge. horace dediu: approximately 2 ipads. quite a bit more to get the full size. what you end up with is essentially dual screen capability. you can simulate, as an analyst, we love this, data showing apple versus microsoft. we could do a side-by-side and see changes in the behavior of the companies. that is just like going from a bathtub to a swimming pool. it is all containing water but just so much more room. emily: john, do think the ipad pro will bring ipad sales back to life? john: i think it is enough to move the needle a little bit. we were expecting it. some of the capabilities that ho

and wang: we look at apple hermes. apple sells iwatch is in hermes store.ot going to change the fact that technology is technology and it is now luxury. the very essence of luxuries timelessness. yvonne: we have to leave it there. thank you for your insight on the chinese luxury. qing wang joining us. more to come. stay with us. ♪ john: with all due respect to scott walker, that hold back down thing? not so much. scott walker of wisconsin, the antiunion crusader is dropping out of the presidential race. >> today i believe i'm being called to lead by helping to clear the field in this race so that a positive, conservative message can rise to the top of the field.

i heard you talk about it, apple pairing up with hermes to do the watch bands? the fact is, we're not kidding around. we are a luxury product. in case you didn't understand that, we are a luxury product? >> i love it. i'm actually wearing a hermes belt. maybe they have a smart belt for me one day. reality of this, it not just hermes, rolex, all major watch brands at luxury level getting into the smartwatch market. you have already got the fitbits. already have watches that are on there. if you look at the watch, with developers now, i think there are 11 million developers will be opening up new apps for the watch. so this will be revolutionary. the updates with the tv, with ipads, with the phones. what is also happening with the watch and siri, think this is going to be a really strong event for the future, laying down the foundation. that will be in your home on your couch, with the tv that you spoke about with your last guest. deirdre: this whole halo effect seems like solidifying its effect in our decisions. thank you as always. sierra maya 360 managing partn

s totals up 50% of herme sales. at the moment, markets are closing in europe.go to mark barton in your. -- in europe. mark: the biggest weekly gain in 2 months. there's only one thing that matters. next week's federal reserve policy meeting. investors are confident china will stabilize its financial market and economy, which led to the first rise in asian shares in eight weeks, and the first increase in chinese shares on a weekly basis in four weeks. percentebounded i've since dropping 5% on august 24, the biggest decline in seven years. the index, europe's benchmark is 13% below april's record. the biggest moving equities across europe on this friday's session, a swiss drugmaker, 5.4% lower. late on thursday, it is in talks to buy texas-based veggies farm. skeptical because of price. a danish television company, 7% lower today. theydic telecom company, have the merger of their danish businesses. that means that this company is going to be -- that there's going to be less competition in the market and ins the prospect of that competition. glencore is a big decl

prove nance 1772, acquired by the herm taj. - by the hermitage in 177 2.ikhail: during the first world war, they want to evacuate the hermitage. two trains left, one stayed because the october revolution happened. during the second world war, ey had three trains two left and the one stayed. charlie: where did they take the art? mikhail: to the ural mountains. charlie: what is this room? mikhail: this is -- these are italian and spanish rooms. this is the room of spanish collection. this building was built for niko sks las the first. he said -- he had seen something in munich and wanted the same. he brought the designer from munich. this is still considered a masterpiece of museum architecture. with the lighting and everything. it is decorated by the objects rom stone. it was nicholas i's idea to put russian stone in the rose which is beautiful. charlie:s that great room. mikhail: it is. two or three big rooms with a lot of wonderful, we get a lot of light. charlie: where do we go from here? mikhail: the dutch paintings. charlie: peter the great. mikhail: p

away in, is this a problem specific to prada because other companies like gucci, louis vuitton or hermesoing a little bit better in terms of managing inventory. it is company specific because some of them like gucci have overbooked a network like product did whereas hermes had a slower approach. the pricing of french up before the currency swings let's pretty good. up to two times as much as what you could buy outside of china. there was a time when the chinese could not travel as much. as restrictions have budget, they are traveling in terms, especially given the currency swings. you are seeing big decreases in china and europe purchases by chinese consumers up somewhere around 80%. it is a very dodgy and dynamic situation and i understand why they thought he wanted to build therefore the long term because they had strong brand equity but it looks like a bit too far. a little bit too much. brian, was it not the case that a lot of these luxury brands were starting to charge higher prices in their home countries across in europe to sell to these chinese consumers and make up for the fact

apple will sell and hermes watchband to those people. we are in a bubble in the city. it very as they are in other cities around the world. when you look at growth in the economy, when you talk about all of america, you are seeing long-term growth trends declining for decades. that has been exacerbated by the reaction to the global financial crisis. in london, they are going to talk about the lack of growth. i'm not just saying the fed. i'm saying the reaction to the crisis. the chinese did monetary and fiscal spending. olivia: printing money. asset prices. lakshman: two-putted in perspective, in china, in three years following the crisis, they used much more concrete than the you nice -- united states used in the entire 20th century. that is a bit of a freak out. to put it mildly. now what is going on? we have global overcapacity. globally, i'm not pinning it on the fed, then you are going to have a lot of extra capacity. growth globally export is near zero. globally, i'm not talking about the u.s. only. export prices are negative across the board, deeply negative. we

back home is herm man is in bed with the ex-girlfriend. >> this is a risky prank. >> yes, you could dieyeah. [ laughter ] >> they're fully dressed, but watch when the girlfriend finds out. >> yes. >> she is -- >> this goes way too far. >> this is just that she is dating him. >> yes, she is dating -- >> this is going way too far. >> she is like are you kidding me. he was like i am sorry. i did not mean to do it. >> she is telling him she's pregnan pregnant. now he is like what did you just say. he grabs the camera, starts following her, but that's not the prove that this is just a prank. >> now, you have to keep in mind that she is datding a prankster, right? she is very keen on the whole swit switching. >> i don't know. all of the crossing and double stabbing and all of the girlfriends. i don't know what is happening. >> neither does he. he does not know are you pranking me or is it real or not real. is it happening. i don't know anymore. >> worse than reality tv. my head hurts. >> she says this is not how i wanted to tell you, but i am pregnant. >> the most wonderful moment is standing

apple remains a brand deeply associated with luxury, now pairing up with the french fashion house hermes on apple watch straps, bringing out luxury leather straps -- it is trying to continue to associate itself with aspiration. expensive,"uringly to borrow a phrase. keeping herbecca, finger on the pulse of the global tech scene over in silicon valley. thank you very much for being with us this evening. we are going to move on to the markets, and see what was an upbeat session in asia. the nikkei scored its biggest single day gain in nearly seven years, up 7.7%. prime minister shinzo abe hinted he was ready for more economic reforms. there was also a bounce back from overselling on tuesday. the chinese government sought to ease concerns its economy is slowing down. speaking in china, premier leak li shang -- leak i -- keqiang said they would not be a were p performance of the renminbion of the -- there would not be a repeat performance of the evaluation of the renminbi. in the united states, we have -- let's bring you the figures from wall street. the dow jones industrial average 0.6%,ren

he -- her herme sevment. >> a pair of burglars smashed their way into north texas home might be their own worst enemy. you can see them clearly on home security foot annual kicking down the door what they did not realize they left behind a receipt from their purchase at a nearby subway. they think they gave the dogs the sandwiches, it not only has a time stamp they can go back to the subway there's a video. it's clever they wanted to feed the dogs, but everything else is dumb. >> reporter: that's true. let's look at the roads, and see what's going on. it's wet out there. this is route 100 people are stopping at the light. we see the shine on the road, but we're not looking at flooded roads. we're seeing ponding on the roads where it was coming down pretty good. look for that. as well as a disabled vehicle at 29 southbound. >> reporter: showers and thunderstorms this morning moving toward the northeast. the latest thunderstorm around trenton appears to be up by new york. there's a cluster of a lot of action going on in atlantic city from ocean city. we have some stuff starting to pop.

villagers herm her well. she had a bad eye.dually it grew bigger and bigger and she never left the house. her father didn't know where to take her for treatment. that's why the child stayed in the village for a long time. >>> down the dirt track long pro's parents are bemused by the interest in their daughter, but her father confirms she had a problem with her eye. >> translation: we didn't know much about disease, because it was so unusual. i don't know how i went like that. she was a child, and we were busy making our living. her eye grew bigger and bigger. we were very poor at the time. the n.g.o. helped look after us with food also. >>> back in phnom penh we met a former employee from the foundation. she said that she arranged after the tumor was removed for her to be brought to a shelter, and doesn't want to be identified for fear of reprisal >> translation: her eye was caused by a disease. i know this, because the hospital told me face to face. >>> this woman said she worked for the foundation for 14 years, and was laid o

they came out just two weeks ago with an hermes $1,200 watch. that's totally cool for some people.nk we're confidently in the kind of entry point into the market. apple watch is more of the rolex. i think we're more of the swatch right now. >> i got a pebble as a gift, and at the time i was, wow, this is amazing. now -- >> now you're wearing nothing. >> exactly. that's what has come full circle. the evolution in the category is incredible. >> it doesn't cost $350. that's the problem with his argument. you know, maybe his is cheaper, but only half as cheap. the fact that he is not arguing that the apple watch is flawed fundamentally is interesting. >> "mad money". all right. well, the debate will continue certainly, but in the meantime, let's get to the cme group. rick santelli and the santelli exchange. >> the fed didn't do anything. 1990 were the s&ps. we've lost 75 points. what's really fascinate issing what if the fed didn't raise rates, and everything worked out as it has? i understand vw isn't really easily assimilated in my kind of alternate universe, but the weakness in euro

this is crossing from -- >> this is crossing from the hermitage building, the build wig is called herm -- the weldin -- thebuilding with the . from one to the other. the building was the small hermitage. the first floor. the dutch. >> rose: so we're now -- now we are in the rooms, we are going along the garden and we are in the rooms for the early netherlands painting. and these galleries, catherine build for her collections. we are crossing and entering the winter palace. >> rose: we scribe the winter pal -- describe the winter palace. from the beginning, it was the palace and the museum. >> yes, the museum was put in the palace and then, from the beginning, it was buildings built for the museum near the palace. so they had reception here's and there. so it was a combination of museum and palace. now we turn into the winter palace. official residence of the russian czars. >> rose: vice presidents. we enter from the main entrance to the throne room of the russian empire. >> rose: the throne room of the russian empire. >> the throne is here. and the room, st. judge, st. judge was consid

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. ♪ mikhail: this is one of the itage.parts of the herm it's a theater, built specially for catherine. very exclusive, 150 person. charlie: for her friends. mikhail: she loved theater. she was writing a historical opera. charlie: this is the museum. mikhail: this is the museum. charlie: with a saturday afternoon crowd. how many people on average -- mikhail: on average we have 3.5 million every year. the problem is that most of them come in the summer. that's why -- charlie: as we do this in june, we have all the people who are away from school. mikhail: exactly. white nights and so on. this is the room of the italian, and here we have beautiful views. peter and paul fortress. we have the celebration of the end of the school year. charlie: this is the neva. mikhail: and one of the special features of the hermitage, it's not just the best collection but the best views from the windows in the world you don't see that, no other museum in the world has that. charlie: you say that as a proud director of the hermitage. mikhail: right. well, this is the italian room. it is one of the most fam

other types of accessories, including fancy hermes watchband. a lot going on. apple is pushing as hard as they can to try to compete for the holiday shopping season. the real question, how do investors respond, how will you at home buy this stuff? is it good enough, trish trish: let's talk about price point. i know you have a lot of noise out there. what is -- >> i don't have the price point right now. trish: $399 we're learning. one of questions in all of this, jo ling, will people keep going out to buying ipad as as their phones get increasingly bigger? >> yes. so that is a big question. 6s plus coming we think later today, would you buy ipad minute -- mini. how will you combat fact that sales dropped by 14 to 18%. that is not good news for apple shareholders that particular sector. overall looking at a product category, apple is gambling here. gartner is predicting sector only grows 8% for tablets. maybe they sell this to larger companies like ibm and sell through bigger enterprise deals. of course the consumer at home. we'll see how this plays out. this is

but i think johnny ives was the orchestrator of that recent hermes deal. charlie: the watch band.m, mary barra. ow. this is an interesting story for me of someone who came to power and immediately faced a crisis not of her making. almost had to deal with one shhock after another -- one shock after another, calling on every leadership skill, every capacity to communicate she has. pattie: and she has done a fantastic job at gm. and she is our new number one this year. she displaced ginni rometty, the who has been number one on the list ever ginni romettyme, became ceo of ibm in late 2012. she has been number one on the list for the last couple years. she is doing a big transformation of ibm that involves sacrificing some revenues. she's had many quarters of revenue declines. barra has not had an easy time and not gotten the stock up, but she has done a better job with the stock -- gm stock is doing better than ibm. we look very closely at the stock performance under these leaders. mary barra is in a way, charl ie, very sort of a classic female ceo appointment, because the history of

they also talked about the apple watch and hermes, the designer part energy for the new watch band andtch face and moved into serious technology. they stated that the biggest news in ipad since the ipad. tim cook saying that new ipad pro, which is their jumbo screen ipad for business users and artists, starting at $799. this is one with a full-size software keyboard. it also has a detachable magnetic keyboard that is an additional $160. this thing is 12.9 inches on the diagonal. so to give you a little bit of perspective, if you were to prop up the ipad you have, height-wise, it would be the same as the width of the new one if that makes any sense at all i think i said that correctly. 5.6 million pixels, more than a macbook pro, 15-inch retina display. the other neat thing about the ipad it has four speakers in it and they orient themselves right to left as to which direction you're holding the ipad, like, you know, as a screen flip. so, that's something that's kind of cool as well. and then there's that am pencil. that's as 99 accessory on top of the am new ipad that isis a stylus, co

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new high-fashion watch bands by hermes, for example, just in time for the holidays. so they're trying to invigorate that, but we'll see how it does. one of the things that was interesting about that was, they spent a great deal of time talking about the use of the apple watch for health care. >> right. >> so a doctor can monitor a patient in realtime. so, yet again, apple, which is so well known for all of its consumer products, trying to more to the enterprise market where it sees growth potential. >> it sees a lot of dollars when we talk about health care. >> appreciate it. still ahead, we'll talk to one of the republicans whose pledge here is to oppose any bill that funds planned parenthood. >>> also, shocking video uncovered of a journalist appearing to kick, then trip, fleeing migrants in hungary. but first an exclusive nbc news interview, lester holt sitting down with two adult survivors of the charleston church massacre, for the very first interview. felicia sanders, whose son was killed in the ambush describes what happened that evening. >> we were just about

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his company, herm taj capital soared to over a billion dollars in 1997.y 1998, all that changed as russia's quest for a new democracy proved difficult. >> it's a disaster for the economy and for the country russia was on the brick of financial collapse. it defaulted on debts. browder's fund lost almost ev y everything. his billion dollars shank to 100 million. corruption ruled as rich busy men with huge political influence took control the economy. >> they embarked on an orgy of stealing that has been unprecedented in the history of business browder didn't abandoned the country. he fought back. he formed a team with a sole purpose, to expose the oligarchs to the rest of the world. his plan was successful. >> from 1999 until 2004, we would research, ex mos and then the problems would stop. the share prices went up. >> browder's plan put him in the crosshairs of a man who had previously supported his efforts, the new president of russia, vladimir putin. the hunter became the hunted. >> things unraveled quickly. in 2005, he was denied reentry into moscow aft

. >>> apple a deeper target with the introduction of its hermes brand.the ultra-high end? the the ceo of hublot will weigh in. >>> take a like at the biotech ind index. not a surprise fell below that flash crash of late august, trying to rebound today some 3% or so. again, one of the lowest levels we have seen since november or so, the fall of 2014. in the meantime, sue herera joins us with an update on the volkswagen scandal. >> yes, v.w. just put out this press release, a translation into english, here are some of the highlights. volkswagen will present authorities in germany with technical fixes for the emissions problem, probably in october. they say the affected customers will be informed how to fix that particular emissions problem. all cars technically are safe and are drivable. customers will find out in the next couple of weeks, maybe out to a month. the impacted cars will be listed on vw's website where you can get an update. out of the 11 million cars that previously were thought to have this issue, only 5 million volkswagens will need to be s

you.thank joining us from hermes investment.kets are about to open. -- european markets are about to open. be sharp fors will the next few days. as someone said to me this morning, maybe it is the parade protection team. you have seen the shanghai composite that was lower by 4%. that was raising the losses. what is happening in china? and as far as crude is concerned, a 27% rally in three days, that is among the move, the biggest move since 1990. we have not had that kind of event over the last couple of days so what is happening in crude? not the catalyst for the direction, it is the monster moves, 8% moves in either direction. what is happening in global markets, not just in stocks but commodities as well? just so you bit know on the shanghai composite. we were talking about moving higher. down just a fraction so plunge protection is not quite working as you suggest. coming up very shortly as we work our way into the market open. is how theyou what open is likely to take place. probably a broadly positive one. 100 up andt the

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the director at the hermes equity ownerships.to david after the break. 7:30 in london. -- stockns it is a: 3 markets are on track for their worst quarter since 2011. msci is down 11% since june 30. slumpedghai composite 29%. glencore says it is delivering measures up to $10.2 billion. that is according to people with knowledge of the matter. a stock rallied in hong kong trading this morning, up 17% in london. japanese industrial outputs are expected to drop off the second straight month. the economy may have dru dropped back into its second recession. a measure of business confidence is due tomorrow. high,equities are trading european equities will open higher. kong.te saly is in hong juliette: good morning. we are watching glencore quite closely here in hong kong after that big slump that we saw in shares globally. that rebound in london helped in hong kong, the hang seng index of 1.6%, glencore shares rallying back from that record low they saw yesterday, down by 29%. less to go in china, and we are seeing the shanghai composit

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hermes apple watches with stylish new bands at $1100 and up.ut the most ambitious single thing might really be the apple tv. could apple really be about to change the way we watch? we'll see. back to you, siri -- i mean, george and robin. >> we have much more ahead. we have an abc news exclusive for you, former tennis star james blake in town for the u.s. open taken down and roughed up by police at a new york city hotel. is a case of mistaken identity? now he's opening up about the scary incident and you'll hear from james blake live only here on "gma." >>> also ahead, caught on camera. those frightening moments when a las vegas plane engine bursts into flames. nick watt going to the experts to find out what you should do in an emergency. >> the cabin is filling with smoke. would you know how to get out of this alive? coming up, we'll show you how. >>> the number one rule to the second you walk on a plane. that is all coming up right here on "gma." ♪ [grunting] ♪ ♪ to love this life is to live it naturally. ♪ [moo] it's a taste so bold, yet so

you don't buy summer flirtations we get with outside the bock candidates, herm main cain, michelle bachmann donald trump drops out the energy will go to someone else and won't be him. >> i tell you why iran is not resonating with voters, it is on what trump is touching on, the rage related to their own personal situation. the lack of income growth and immigration and china. people are unhappy. this doesn't hit them at home. neil: we weren't thinking about 9/11 issues on 9/10. we were on 9/12. >> it would take an event. >> step further. they're not galvanized by this because it is not black or white issue. you have people as you point out in the republican base, mitch mcconnells, chairman of the flat foreign relations committee, john boehner, they feel betrayed them on iran, who are you going to behind? that is the problem. >> i look at this more granular. i think this resonates with the republican base different way. not in issue itself but issue the republican establishment caved. neil: matter of convergence that you agree. other issues dominating the news including apple including it is b

. >> i am, that i am in favor of tom brady, in terms of herm and his suspension. think he did something wrong? yes, he destroyed his phone. he covered up evidence. he did all of these things. that doesn't make all those things not true. it just means that you just can't punish somebody ex post facto. that you have to actually have a plan in place to suspend people. same thing that -- neil: they used all of that stuff which was good enough for the nflpa, you're out of here. you're looking trying to have it both ways. are you scared of tom brady? >> but the difference -- why would i be scared of tom brady? look at what the judge said. the judge did not say that he was innocent. the judge actually said that there were three reasons why tom brady was not, why he vacated the decision and that was one, because tom brady didn't know that he was going to get -- neil: counting down. you're not -- bottom line, you're happy but you're not happy? >> no. i'm happy in terms of the players, from the players perspective because players have been suspended numerous times without p

hermes, you have a brand like, that you walk in to a store and see 75-year-old women buying scarves anddles, you know, for horses. it's a classic heritage house. that young person is buying in to a heritage and legacy that, you know that people aspire to. >> everything comes down to class. the class conversation is bigger than a race conversation. to show class it is like i'm high class and that's what those brands are, louis, gucci, all of that. that's why they are skeptical about working with musicians or rappers because we're considered to be lower class than designers. ♪ the organized industry of fashion in america that i could speak to, it suffers from a bad identity. it wants to -- what is happening in europe. and self loathing atmosphere where we are never as good of 'dinners as the french or europeans. why are we waiting for external approval? all of them love us. they don't walk up and talk to me about me. i spend more time with folks who run fashion houses talking about what they love about our industry and the people they love. >> lately a lot of people say, oh, yeah, you hav

just yesterday apple announced it is partnering with hermes on an apple watch.s are also showing their staying power. joining us ceo of graft usa. with some beautiful diamonds. dagen mcdowell and sandra smith join me to try on some fabulous things. good to see you. >> look at that bling. whoa. maria: you brought us really hot stuff. first i want to ask you where we are in the market? we've been having debate all day where this economy is right now. what would you say about high-end luxury jewels right now, the market? >> well the market is not so strong because high-end luxury is like everything else. we hate uncertainty. the world is surrounded by so much uncertainly so it is growing but very moderately. what is working very well, super high-end, very rare stones, such as ones you're wearing here. there is still a much, much stronger demand than whatever we can -- maria: i guess for a little while we had so many very high-end russians, chinese, coming in looking for things like this in this market. do you still have that kind of money from outside of the u.s. l

. >> everyone who knows herm says he's the greatest guy they know. >> a new driveway, for one.hing. i'm speechless. >> so often the caretakers of someone who is ill or has alzheimer's feel so alone. he must feel the arms of his loved ones right around him. >> so nice. >> and the neighbors were taking note of all he was doing. and then they just stepped in. >> let us head over to the "newsroom" now. >>> have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. happening now on the "newsroom" new leads in the expanding manhunt for three suspected cop killers, but one of them a hoax. how hundreds of officers are intensifying the hunt as the officer's wife shares her grief. >> joe was my best friend, my world, my hero, the love of my life for the last 26 and a half years. >>> also, trump taking on bush again. do his new message for jeb, speak english on the campaign trial. >> plus, this morning this kentucky clerk faces a judge. will he find her in contempt of court for

bring down premiums for employers, the idea is -- tom: when i buy you the hermes watch or the apple watch will will use the apple watch as your fitbit surrogate? vonnie: i use whatever technology on top of that. brendan: i agree, what is to prevent, already there has to be a cottage industry, somebody building this, a fitbit shaker you put on your desk. make it look like it is going for a walk. down afterex shares reporting earnings that trailed under the forecast by $.20. analysts were looking for fedex to do that, shares down. tom: phenomenal gdp, carl riccadonna, where is our analysts spirit -- animal spirit? carl: it has been pulling back, can's -- consumer sentiment that weight low. dylan bauder saying his main scenario for 2016 is fedex is global, that brings in the global animal spirit. carl: i do not think the u.s. is flowing to the point where we could see a global recession, so the odds favor global growth but slower global growth as china grapples with this load of. vonnie: -- slow down. vonnie: molson coors shares surging on reports ab inbev has miller.ffer to sab sending hein

kelly's son, 8-year-old hermes, and 6-year-old helena, live 4,000 miles and a world away from the actressco is famous for casinos and billionaires, yachts and fast cars. they did spend summer in the u.s. rutherford kept them four days past their legal deadline. she had asked the new york judge to order their return to america. that appeal failed. leaving the gossip girl actress speechless. >> no words at this moment. no words. >> later, branding the decision the most cruel act against a child i have ever witnessed. her ex-husband, germanman left america in 2012 after his work visa was revoked. a california court ruled the children should reside in the u.s. but agreed them to go to europe with their dad. three years later, kelly describes her continued separation from her young children as shocking, illegal, and abusive. on her instagram account this week, she posted everything will work out. things will get better. while thousands have been supporting her, one message saying, you are an inspiration. hang in there. this custody battle has been played out over years, yet still they are lock