. >> kate spade drags on t evidentiary where we begin the market focus with a company formally knownearnings expectations but they did fall slightly below revenues forecast tha in part to global same store sales at kate spade which fell 16% but seeing the full year outlook above esmate. the shares rose to 26.9537 regeneron topped analyst estimates because of the stropping staled of dupe iksant and the drug ily. the stocks rose 7% to 332.60. and malmalkin kroft saw higsar ssarocess that lid to a quarterly miss on sales but earnings beat and the company raised earnings guidance dn th road but shares fell 13.5% to 333. an last night, peloton posted a bigger than expected quarterly loss in the first earnings re since going public. but the fitness bicycle maker beat revenue forecasts thanks to stronger skrurk growth. and the company looking to make >> for us profitability is a managed outcome. we could pul back on growth and be profitable tomorrow. the core u.s. bike business is profitable. so the investments we're making in international andal in new ds products and content they're all s

>> i saw the kate spade line earlier. >> what about nike? >> way saw that line earlier, ta. >> reporter: good guesses because those are -- thank you shot. ying attention to my those were two of the longest lines here, but starbucks has one of the longest lines and wait times because people need their caffeine to keep going this morning. we spoke to one shopper who waited 45 minutes just for a hot cup of coffee. we have a nike store employee and her first black friday here. what do you think? it is overwhelming, but not as bad as i thought. it is still busy. there is still a line outside of nike but ware holding up. >> reporter: you started at 2:00 this morning and you're working until 2:00 this afternoon. what is keeping you going? >> i'm ready to go home, but i'm getting money for the holidays so i can buy stuff for my family and friends and 2:00 p.m. i'll take a nap. >> reporter: you won't take advantage of the black friday deals? >> we were able to buy stuff earlier this week. >> reporter: nice. did walk make on out that dealo. s standing

. >> kate spade and the levi scene. they are better here than the uk. >> a couple children's things. >> we have been excited on the way over. >> do you bring empty suitcases? >> yes. an empty suitcase. >> and do you have lists from other people you have to get for? >> not this year. i am buying for all the family and friends. >> someone has to do it. you have coffee. >> that is what we need. >> perfect. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> a these out e lets will be open for 31 hours straight. michelle, you have plenty of time to anchor the stores and get down here to score deals. >> i don't know. who wants to wait in those long lines but i guess it is worth it if you're getting a good deal. >> only ten minutes for kate spade. that rightly good this year. >> acan do that. that sounds awesome. jackie, we're going to check in with you and see how many bags you collect the next tame around. [ laughter ] >> all right. >> thanks so much. >>> so a lot of shopping this morning. also, today, the 30th annual great tree lighting c

they want kate spade hand bags. it's predicted this holiday season americans will spend 144 $144 billion online, up 14% from last year. we wanted to know. >> how much of your christmas shopping will be done sitting on your laptop in your pajamas verses out in the crowd? >> 70%. . >> 70% online? >> yes. that's fair. anything that's maybe brick and mueller reporter er brb brick and mueller mortar tolaptop. >> i think online compliments what we have going on in san francisco with the discounts. they can shop online and be familiar with new stores and then come out and touch it, feel it and find better deals more customers say habits have began to shift. >> it's been gradually happening the past two or three years. so at first it's like amazon did their big prime shopping and now it's become a lifestyle. >> the stores here are doing midnight madness which means they will be open at m.d. night and stay open until 10:00 p.m. maybe 3:00 a.m. is your time to shop. in liver mor tonight, k pshsix 5. >>> u.s. troops in afghani

they want kate spade handbags in their bag. it is predicted this holiday season that americans will spend $144 billion online. up 14% from last year. we wanted to know. how much of your christmas shopping will be done sitting on your laptop, in your pajamas, versus out in the crowd? >> 70%. >> 70% online? >> i think that's fair, yeah. anything that is maybe brick and mortar is either way ahead of time or last minute. >> 50% online. >> 50% online, 50% in stores today. >> reporter: the general manager of the san francisco premier outlet say despite some retailers like barney's folding, the tale of people moving from brick-and-mortar to laptop are overblown. >> i think online complements what we have going on with the discount. they can shop online, they can be familiar with new stores, then they can come out and touch it, feel it and find better deals they didn't even see. >> reporter: more customers say their habits have begun shifting. >> i think it's been gradually happening for the past two or three years. so, at first it's l

but some folks were lined up much, much earlier including at the coach outlets and the kate spade outlets. the general manager set here says details of internet sales killing brick and mortar stores are wildly overblown. >> i think online complements what we have got going on at the premium outlets with the discount. they can shop online, be familiar with new stores and then come out and touch it, feel it, and then find better deals they did not even see online. >> reporter: while the stores are open now, they're also doing midnight madness tonight which means that they will be open at midnight through 10 p.m. friday. maybe at three in the morning these lines that you see behind me right now will have thinned out some. you could walk right in and i have to stand in the cold. you can get your 60% off here at gap or whatever the discount is and get some christmas shopping shopping bargains done if you're willing to get up in the middle of the night. >> i like that jacket by the way. >>> good news tonight, missing grandmother and her two grandchildren have been found fine. they were first re

of the biggest crowds were right outside of nike, the north face and designer handbag shops like kate spade the tommy hilfiger store but of crowd control barriers, letting people in one group at a time. some shoppers told us they got to the mall in the wee hours of the morning. >> we came here around two, it's been good. i remember coming july 4 and there was much more product compared to this time. >> employees say the crowds were actually larger on thanksgiving and they are expecting a lot of traffic over the course of this holiday weekend. >>> the second major winter storm in less than a week set today lose the bay area with rain. i will track it for you and give you all the details, coming up. >>> pg&e gives more information about its recent power shut off. what the utility reveals in a federal court filing, today. is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support. so what are you

some of the biggest crowds were outside of kate spade and tory burch. >> i was here at 4:30 am.nt to american eagle, adidas and sporting-goods stores. >> how long did you have to wait in the lines? >> not so long. i think the longest we waited was 20 minutes. >> where was that? >> at the nike store. >> reporter: tommy hilfiger put out crowd control probes. when they got too busy they let group people in one group at a time. some people spent all night scooping up deals. 50% off their and 80% off in some places. >> we got here around 2:00 a.m. it was not that bad. >> some said it was not as bad as they expected. >> we came here around 2:00. i remember coming in the past when it was much more crowded though. and i really just shopped for him. i did all of my shopping online really. >> what are some items you are after >> shoes, clothes, some accessories and furniture. >> was it worth getting up this early? >> not really. >> all through the night we had customers coming in. >> shoppers picked up things like boxes of items. >> it helps us get a good tart on the holidays and it gives

you could look, phil flynn at tapistry, the parent company from everything from coach brands to kate spadend some of the higher-end discretionary spending type of product that is you don't have to buy, did pretty well on earnings, we do have the stock up one and two-thirds, flip-flopped all day long, does that give you a clue as to whether we have a longer opportunity that the bull market won't reverse quickly, i tend to agree, chris, is right when you start to see all the money coming to work, too complacent. >> yeah, the consumers have been strong, the hero of the economy. the only slowdown that we have seen is in manufacturing and that could be a short-term situation, you know, i hate to, you know, tell everybody that they missed the boat because i actually think we have a real possibility in stocks in the end of the year, for a lot of reasons. remember just a few months ago, the dow is up 600 points, 700 points, it's the end of the world, the two days later we are up 700 points, it's unbelievable, if you go back and look at opportunities, that's when all the fear was playing out. the m

did get into e freezing temperatures here in livermore and there arstill lines outside of nike kate spade as well as a w different stores, including burberry so that's some of the those are some of thehings i've been seeing all morning here now when it comes to shoppers. we have had. few people a lot of them, you know it just how a good light heartfelt morning just saying hey we're shopping or of course buying gifts we have to bow the cold, but it's just a good morning for friends and family so i spoke with one gentleman and y know asked him how long he'd been out here, let's go ahead and take a listen. the house shoes. now are you shopping for yourself. for other people. most needs for my wife. she'she boss then there and let's hope of me and some for my friends. >>now that gentleman, he told me that thatas pretty early in the morning and he told me he'd already been out here for 6 hours and he and his wife were just heading home. so clearly they did quite a lot of shopping had about 6 bags with them and i just le his answer today wife's the boss, i was primarily shopng for her. just as

code jumbo20 on things like adidas, cuisinart and you can score up to 11% cash back on rakuten on kate spade with the code single. good to be single today. >> it is. rebecca, thanks very much. let's go to robin. >>> all right, george. now to the search for answers after a 13-year-old broadway actress's deadly asthma attack. dr. jen ashton is going to join us in a moment, but first, kaylee hartung has laurel griggs' story. >> reporter: laurel griggs was a rising star. >> i'll teach you the proper poise when you talk to boys. >> reporter: appearing in big broadway productions like the tony award-winning "once." >> okay, who is up next? >> reporter: and making audiences laugh on "snl." >> we both know coal is a dying industry. >> okay, thank up very much. merry christmas. >> reporter: the 13-year-old passing away after suffering a massive asthma attack. her grandfather sharing on facebook, the world lost a real princess who only wanted to make the future happy for all. acting was just a childhood dream come true and she had big plans for the future. >>> and dr. jen ashton joins us here and our

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despite the gains the stock is below 29-dollar ipo price, 26.19, the parent parent of coach and kate spaden mcdowell, chairman of the perform and finance and business professor brian brendberg and former ceo of cke restaurants and actor of capitalist comeback andy puzder, great show so far. >> could we not talk about the doll, by the way, i don't want my daughter to know that something exists, it's christmas time. i don't want to know. dagen: wait till they are driving age and they don't want a doll, they don't want a doll for a few thousand dollars and they want a new car. maria: big trouble. top story this hour futures pointing to another record day on wall street, fueled by renewed optimism of u.s.-china trade situation, as you can see the dow industrials you mean almost 80 points, washington and beijing rolling back tariffs in a way to complete phase 1 of much large trade agreement, president trump touted in rally in kentucky. >> under my administration we had 10,000 new factories and many, many factories are coming into our country. we slashed the record number of job-killing regulati