they include liz claiborne, juicy good tour, kate spade and lucky brand. and she was the former chairwoman of the national woman's business council. thank you for joining us. let's tie up the chris christie issue today and what al was talking about. you sit on the board of a publicly traded company. if you had chris christie as the ceo and this had happened, did he do the right thing? >> i think today he probably did the right thing. he did take full response ability and did apologize for it and he was very forthcoming about it today. the leading up to it in former press conferences and interviews, he was completely insensitive to the situation. i think he will have to answer for that for some time to come. i don't think the story is going away, because i think he will be attacked from the left and the right on this. >> when you were listening to al hunt describe how it was the right wing of the republican party that was going to use this, you are not in agreement. >> i agree, they don't get along. he has taken them on. he doesn't respect the extreme right

they include liz claiborne, juicy good tour, kate spade and lucky brand. former was the chairwoman of the national woman's business council. thank you for joining us. let's tie up the chris christie issue today and what al was talking about. you sit on the board of a publicly traded company. if you had chris christie as the ceo and this had happened, did he do the right thing? he probably did the right thing. he did take full response ability and did apologize for it and he was very forthcoming about it today. the leading up to it in former press conferences and interviews , he was completely insensitive to the situation. i think he will have to answer for that for some time to come. i don't think the story is going away, because i think he will be attacked from the left and the right on this. >> when you were listening to al hunt describe how it was the right wing of the republican party that was going to use this, you are not in agreement. >> i agree, they don't get along. he has taken them on. he doesn't ask -- he doesn't respect the extreme right wing

. >>> fits and pacific changing the name to kate spade and company and getting a new ceo.and ceo william mccomb leaving the firm after seven years and be replaced by kate spade ceo. >>> they will lure more customers to driving slower in winter months. the company dropping prices for uber-x service by between two and 30%. that is today's "speed read." [buzzer] david: ever driven a alfa romeo. driving it around rome, the only way. >>> after today's disappointing jobs report we thought it was a good time to tell you about one state surpassing all others when it comes to job creation? liz: fox news's casey stiegel joining us from dallas with more the casey. >> guys, texas is clearly doing something right when it comes to the economy. talk to an awful lot of economists tell you that. we had a chance to sit down with the president and ceo of federal reserve bank here in dallas, who says, less government regulation, lower corporate taxes, no state income tax, accessibility to mexico and reasonable cost of living are all selling points that make the business climate here so entici

if this is technology, you get approached by kate spade or tiffany or coach, that this technology wouldbedded in their website or does it overlay? how does that work. david: good question. >> exactly. what we're trying to do is improve the web experience because when you go into a store and ask for advice they're there to talk to you, they're answering questions. imagine that on the web. if you look at so many people who abandoned their carts and web experience is actually where it's at right now. so this is, taking a look at the web and making it better. david: i don't know if you heard this but amazon has a new thing called anticipatory shipping. >> right. david: have you heard that? it is weird where it ships items to these centers, process centers where it assumes because of customers past choices they will be buying those things. is that the kind of stuff this computer could do as well? >> this is actually a little bit beyond that, because what it is doing taking your questions in context in natural language. it is learning from all the blogs and product specialists and all the rat

they were clearly hurt by their rivals, michael kors, kate spade and look at that, coach down 7% firstther stock for you, google, shares hitting a high yet again. look at them now, please. well over $1100. closing in on 1200. i'd like to put -- 1167, okay, trying to get it on the screen for you. 1167 on google right now. all right. let's get to that market prediction, how is this for you? the dow hit 17,200 by may of this year, and then, it hits 5,000, all the way down to 5,000 in the year 2016. here is the man behind the mayhem. market watcher harry dent coming to us from tampa, florida. all right. are you stocking up on freeze-dried food, bottled water? are you a survivalist with an outlook like that, harry dent? >> not quite, stuart, but we've had bubble after bubble for the last two decades and we keep having bigger bubbles and bigger burst. this is a very clear pattern. i have this year, this is why i'm making such a bold forecast. i have the four best cycles i've developed over 30 years, all pointing down at the same time for the next six years. it hasn't happened since 1930 to 3

and kate spade, you know, i get -- i find that they in -- >> inventory clearance upon canal street. >se factories. >>> let's get to the bond pits and rick santelli where the story largely is today. morning, rick. >> really largely. listen to labor secretary perez, some traders around, they agree. you know, let the economy do its thing. don't try to control it. but i have one issue. there's 330,000 initial jobless claims. the 2.8 million in terms of continuing claims. we have a governor in new jersey who is not sure what's going on with people he can see from his desk. how does the labor secretary know what those 330,000 people are eating, whether it's bonbons, whether they're watching football or whether they're applying for jobs, okay, he really doesn't. we need to start talking about all the studies out there and claims and how it impacts employment and how did that number impact rates? jim cramer had it! you see interest rates moving down. look at the five, look at the ten. now, let's look at yield curves. i continue to say that flattening really does seem to be correlated with wea

korss, tory burch, kate spade, there's a bevy of competitors who have already begun to eat their lunchnd are ready to start doing so. >> kors has been a weak stock of late. i actually think that kors is not as bad. kors has been -- it's -- this is one of those situations where coach was really bad and we expected bad. i just wonder, we expect great things from kors and maybe it's really good. in this market you have to expect bad things and then get blown away by how good things are. that's what's moving stocks which baker used oddly, i know it doesn't mix with handbags. >> you can if you want it to. >> use coach. that's the one if you want to look, norfolk southern and baker news are the two i expected the least of. they were giddy on the call. are you optimistic? i'm very optimistic! norfolk southern and baker he r hughes are the templates of what are using. i thought you were screwing up but they're not. >> the ceo has not been there that long, right? >> the new ceo of coach. >> coach, lou frankfurt having run the company for so many years. >> he's new. >> i don't know. i wonder, th