we saw michael kors this morning, stock up 12%.an meaning some of the outcomes others come there could be real risk. volatility has to be expected. julie: you don't want to come in and put a trade on the xrt, for example? individual stocks winners and losers? >> we actually want to do both. julie: ah, ok. >> the national retail uperation pegs holiday sales 3.64%. look at confidence, highest since 2001. also, there is a little misunderstanding in terms of performance and retail. if you look at the s&p at the industry group level, retail is actually performing welcome the sixth best performer out of 24 industry groups your today. that is really colored by the fact that amazon has done so well. you mentioned xrt, and equal-weighted etf. that has underperformed. what we're saying is let's take a shot at the broad swath of retailers doing a little bit better in your and to catch up to the broader market, even given the fact that you will see volatility in individual stocks. is bigand so that picture. to get more specific, you sent me a

michael kors soaring, the fashion retailer beating earnings estimates and raising its outlook. more on that ahead and reports the pharmaceutical company may becoming a take-over target >> thank you very much i'm tyler mathieson. welcome to "power lunch. target gearing up for the holiday season, announcing deeper black friday discounts and plans to open 6:00 p.m. to midnight on thanksgiving day i will be asleep staying with retail, amazon cutting prices of third party products in the face of stiffer competition. and the new york fed present william dudley plans to retire mid-next year, well before his term ends. >> we start with a massive shakeup in saudi arabia over the weekend. dozens of royals arrested late saturday night in what's being called an anti-corruption crackdown. many believe it is an attempt by the new crown prince to consolidate his power, remove potential rivals to his father's throne and perhaps improve his ability to push through major economic reforms one of those arrested, principles al waleed whose kingdom holdings owns big stakes in twitter and got hit har

and michael kors has an extra 20 percent off additional after that.mo, 25 percent offer all their hand bags its just a great time to come out and get some great deals and your jump on your holiday shopping. >> reporter: sure is. you know, i think obviously this weekend is a big shopping weekend. it's really going to set the tone for a lot of r why should people come out to the outlets versus the malls or other brick and mortar stores. >> well, you have savings of up to 65 percent every day and during this week, and this weekend, we have even better deals and it's great to be able to get your hands on sight and smell and just enjoy yourselves. we have all kinds of fun activities going on and it's just a great weekend to shop. >> reporter: yeah. thank you so much randy. okay, so, they're going to be closing at 10 o'clock tonight. so you've got all day to come out here and take advantage of those deals. we'll send it back in you to wisdom and maureen. >> thank you annie. appreciate it. 5:33 is the time right now. let's take a look at the black friday fre

we're covering all of that and more this hour with our guest, including congressman sheila jackson, our kor spore dents and special riists are standing by. >>> let's start with the attack at the egyptian mosque. ian lee has the story for us. >> tonight egyptian security forces and the military are combing the desert looking for the culprits behind the attack. they waited for people to flee the mosque before starting to shoot and going inside and executing people. but they also attacked ambulances who were trying to get to those people who were injured. it took security forces to secure the area before the ambulances could go in and ferry the people to hospitals. and in cairo over 100 people were injured in the attack. no one has claimed responsibili responsibility, jim this bears the hallmarks of isis. they've been operating in sinai and carried out attacks like this in the past in egypt. we hear from the president, and he always comes out strong and this time he came out strong, too, saying he will use brutal force hunting down the people involved in this. we heard president trump called a

. >> joining me bill brent, also jason miller, maria kor done and allen stewart.l, we lead on you for the sense on the ground in alabama, the last 24 hours since the president came out in support of roy moore. have you seen any change? what impa impact has it had? >> i think it's had some impact but not a great one. i think they can point to the president now and say, yes, i'm going to vote for more because i voted for trump. he trusts more so i trust moore. >> jason miller, i know you disagree with your former boss, the president on this, you don't think he should have come out for roy moore like he did yesterday. now that he has what's the risks for moore for? >> john, be clear the president didn't go out and officially urge moore and i don't think he should. i don't think they have a place in the u.s. senate. i think where we're getting off track in this debate is this isn't a binary choice between roy moore and jones. luther strange whose temporarily in senate position could go and re-sign and enforce a different election or different candidates. i think those

michael kors reported results that improved from a year ago and said it was raising guidance for fiscal 2018. shares popped 14% to $54.62. after the bell read, robin gourmet went to a profit. sales grew at the restaurant chain, but those results also disappointed. the shares plunged in after-hours trading, but ended the regular day up a fraction. >>> as we mentioned oil prices rose today and got a lift, in part because of the a corruption crackdown? saudi arabia. caught up in the crackdown was saudi prince bin talaal, an influential businessman in stakes in companies like twitter and lyft. hadley is in riyadh. >> it was a major purge of the rich and powerful, a sweeping crackdown on big business, current and former government minister and even members of the royal family. possible charges, one of most prominent names on the list, as a member of the saudi royal family, he's also chairman of kingdom hoddings, as kingdom holding shares traded down, the company released a state sayg the company has the full support of the saudi government. local news report cited authorities as already free

. >> the newly engaged kelsea ballerini sparkled with a michael kors gown with intricate floral embellishmentse looking stunning as always in a sleeveless gown. she had tassels on her earrings that matched the gown. >> i like the lines. >> yes, very figure flattering. >> i need those for my suit. >> i don't know if it would have the same effect. but i'd love to see it. >>> an awkward moment on "the price is right." he seemed to blow a shot at the new car. >> so he rolled four cars. on the die. and all he had to do was roll two more. he has two rolls left. and turn that $1500 die into a brand-new car. here's the thing, though, the odds were in his favor, yet, instead, he shocked the audience, decided not to roll. check it out. >> you don't want to roll that one to try to win the car? >> no, i'll do the $1500. >> are you sure? >> i'm sure. >> but you get two more rolls, two more chances to turn that $1500 into a car. >> i want the $1500. >> okay, i h that it's free, you can roll this and no penalty. you might get $500 or $1,000, but you might win a carr. >> oh, hell no, $1500 will be fine. >> he

michael kors, good stuff. >> and they're real. >> they are real. two of the suspects come running out with handfuls of bags, a couple are dropped on the ground but not left behind, and they all go speeding off down the street. now, the surrounding area is loaded with security cameras. they made six arrests but only one of those guys has been charged so far. so police are still looking for the arrest of these guys. jo two guys working in a supermarket in england when a couple suspects stumbling in. four guys come in. one brandishing what looks to be a handgun. not sure if it's real or not. another guy comes in with a power saw. another one with a sledgehammer. and they start going after what else? >> the atm. >> right. >> smash open the front and then they've got the gas powered saw they start trying to cut their way into. this guy lazily comes over the counter and just takes one whack at the cash register. not going to open up. i'm bored, i'm done. >> wow. >> those two guys that were working did try to defend themselves. they did suf smer minor inj

. >>> michael kors purchase jimmy chu. michael kors up 13%.gain and a 1/2. >> victor a secret, beth bad bodyworks, up. ups raised target price for the stock, 4dollars a share. ashley: guess what? stuart: 47. they made the call, then the, let's be decent about this. ashley: all right. liz: we're decent people. stuart: now that you're back we are. >>> former dnc chair, donna brazile split the democratic party about revelations in the campaign. some are telling her to shut up. listen to what she said on abc news. roll tape. >> i can not control the purse string of the democratic party. for those telling me to shut up, they told hillary to shut up couple months ago, i tell them to go to hell. i will tell my story. go to hell, why am i supposed to be the only person that is unable to tell mier to? the high command of brooklyn, the people who are making decisions even for the dnc, they doesn't come and work with us. they told us to shut up and basically let them win the election. stuart: well, whoa, mike huckabee is with us, former arkansas governor

tory burch also has like 40 to 60 percent off, michael kors.ome shoppers on what these dale city are and they say they're very good and worth coming out here. some shoppers tell me they got here around 1 o'clock right after the thanksgiving meal and all the festi about three and a half hours or so tonight. that goes for leesburg outlets as well. over at tanger outlets over at the national harbor they opened at midnight. they're going to close at 10 o'clock tonight and then potomac mills they opened their doors at 6:00 a.m. so less than two hours from now and they'll remain opened until 10:00 so as you can see the pattern has sort of shifted this year where you see a lot of doors opening on thanksgiving day later and then they close for a few hours to regroup and then, you know, they reopen early this morning. so, we're just kind of getting started here at the clarksburg premium outlets. it's so cold out here my tongue refuses to work. plenty of parking and plenty of deals. we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> annie question for you, is t

. >> reporter: the president says there is a path to a better future for north kor jong-un must do three things, end the aggression of his regime, stop the development of ballistic missiles and a complete total and verifiable denuclearization the president calling on china and russia to do more and join the international community in isolating the north korean regime saying the longer the world waits to come together, the greater the danger grows and the fewer the options become. president trump is now in china perhaps the most critical stop on this five-country tour. he's facing a complex range of challenges on diplomatic security and trade issues, president trump has said he and china's president xi have a great relationship. this will be a test of whether he can leverage that. karen travers, abc news, seoul, south korea. >> one will be north korea and the north is reacting with defiance to president trump's speech. one north korean official was quoted as saying we don't care about what that mad dog may utter. back here at home, voters have given democrats the first big win sincehe off

mary lou: what about michael kors? woman #8: but michael kors is a purse versus a swimsuit.et what i'm -- do you see where i'm going towards? stephanie: you buy spanx 'cause it's made by a woman for a woman, right, because she understands. -woman #1: exactly. lemonis: look, the focus group didn't hate everything they saw. what they do like is the fit of the suit, the fabric, and the coverage it gives. but they thought the designs fell flat, and they didn't love the name. i need something that's gonna wow people, something that the buyers, both retail and wholesale, will say, "i've never seen this before. how do i get it on my shelf?" thank you, ladies, very much. mary ellen: thank you so much. ♪ lemonis: how are you? we are here to see lisa and kate. they're expecting us. i had one more stop for the family while we were in los angeles. i wanted to take them to nydj, a very large manufacturer of women's apparel. they specialize in plus sizes. in order for the handys to understand how to move their business forward, i want to introduce them to a company who has had real succes

will likely be opportunities to demonstrate common interests and purposes with allies, japan and south kor korea. there's going to be major opportunities there with the leaders, president abe, with whom he has a good relationship with, president moon, and president xi. there's opportunities to demonstrate american power, strength, and unity with the allies. i hope those the opportunities he takes opposed to trying to raise the rhetoric during this trip. >> well, you talk about that, because president trump is going to be seeking further cooperation from china and allies, but pyongyang has not been responsive. down they have the power to convince un to change course on nuclear weapons? >> well, i'm not sure the u.s. can do it alone. certainly, the u.s. has a major stake in this, the ability to pressure with financial sanctions, diplomatic pressures, the threat of military force. remember, on the eve of this visit, you had u.s. bombers as well as south korean and japanese fighters flying near north korea, but the real trick here is can we convince china it's in their fundamental interest to

and the luxury handbag maker michael kors will also be reporting.ack their promotions, which will help profits for the quarter. but the bag maker might continue to report a slump in sales is because of weakness in north america. and its efforts to sell more bags at full price or with fewer discounts. joining us is kathleen brooks, research director at city index. we had a busy week, as sally mentioned last week, lots of results and central bank action, for those who are fans of central bank news. what are you watching this week? it's quite quiet, but a couple of things later in the week that i will be looking at, pretty much uk focused. marks & spencer results, they did 0k in the first half of the year but can they continue that? homeware and clothing has been a thorn in their side. that could set them up well for the crucial sales period we are entering. and brexit talks, could we move onto trade talks, could we move onto trade talks in january? if talks, could we move onto trade talks injanuary? if these don't do well as we move into december, tha

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we'll hear from michael kors quarterly accessory. it isn't a power company and therefore cannot be trusted. we get results from a company aye liked for a long time, price loan if you think back to expedia's quarter which was nasty, you might get heart burn when you see this one or at least imagine it when you play with these companies for keeps it always hurts your profit margins. monday there'll be sky works solutions and international fragrance. i think both could do very well. sky works huge out source suppliers which means its got tons of orders all these consumer products companies they need iff to stay competitive. tuesday we hear from emmerson electric i bet this story industrial gives us a strong quarter, however it could be overshadowed by the possibility that emmerson raises a tent tifr business for rock wall automation we also get results from valient. we had the ceo on, he's been busy fixing up his balance sheet so the guy don't have any growth let's find out marriott's hotel business before the from a scarce of propertie

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saying how was this helpful to the president's efforts to deescalate the crisis with north kor korea. she said look at the whole trip. these are the things that distract from the message. >> i want to read quotes from john kelly about the tweets. he will try the best he can to deal with it. twitter is not one of them. look at the way he described it. someone said we all just react to tweets. we don't. i don't. i don't allow the staff to. we know what we are doing. i do not follow the tweets and find out about them, but for my purpose, we make sure the president is briefed up on what he is about to do. the tweets don't run life. good staff work runs it. i get that you sort of work in the universe that you are given, but he is basically saying i just make sure that the staff is working correctly and never mind that the president could just kind of shatter it all with one tweet. >> it's both practical and ridiculous. he has been fooling with the control and he knows he can't control twitter. nobody can. he's stating the obvious. but he's also being likely dismissive of this as if it's a

came from uzbekistan in 2010 it is not on the list of the ban syria,libya, chat, iman, yemen, north kor and venezuela. >> islam in that country has been with sometimes u.s. support and anything that's helped to create a backlash tha has radicalized some people in uzbekistan and there isndeed a coder of radicalized uzbeki's around the world and in this case it appears the perpetrator was radicalized in the u.s. after arrivinarriving. but uzbekistan is not a classic case of that would makes tt list and president trump said he would amplify his vetting. this is not a case of a refugee or someone from one of the countries he's talked about. >> yeah as he calls it extreme vetting. there's been no domesc isis attacks carried out by those countries since the supreme court allowed this im implementation in juneut hawaii revised the trave ban but at what point does this administration see its ineffective here. >> i don't think they will see it. in fact at least o my twitter feed people somehow ramp up and see somebody from a majority muslim country a it reenforces their belief perhaps president

. >> a couple of other stores also have more than hour long lines including michael kors, coach, and tori burch. the crowds seem about the same as last year but it's too early to give official nurse right now. mall managers say tonight will be crazy. most of these stores will be open for about 24 hours. if you're looking for a little bit of a lull to come and shop without as many of the lines the best time tonight sometime between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. katie neilson, kpix5. >> in santa rosa crews were hard at work cleaning up the damage from the wine country fires. emily turner with the show of thanks to the people doing an important job. it's hard to believe thankfulness could survive a landscape like this. but in coffee park gratitude wears a hard hat and comes with the sound of backhoes, trucks, and debris removal. >> they're busting their butts to get out there and work as hard as possible to help people. and they're not working, they're not doing a job, they're actually helping. every time they walk away from a lot they're getting somebody a step closer to being back in their

i might, as kyle indit of his monthly staff report, thl be a legislative tracker attacha matter of kors. it was an oversight from us thi. that tracker will include itemse relevant to our work and by thae mean items that would have an in our work and programs we adminid laws we enforce. you'll start seeing those at tht month's meeting. it is important to acknowledge y be items of general legislationl not be tracking because we haveo authority to administer or enfoe laws. the same may be true of the is e legislative items that may be it to our work or open government t we don't have the authority to administer and enforce. we need to make sure that we mor what we can and be responsive to questions that the commission h. it will likely have a narrower e of all potential bill bills that things we touch on in our work. >> thank you. anything further? >> no, just -- >> public comments? >> i have one more thing. our chief programs officer askei ask you all if it would be okayd sent you an e-mail previously wn example of a proposed electroni- method for sending you the agena packet. instead of

also in virginia, democrat dana kor reason voted into the state legislature, she becomes the first openly transgender individual to be voted into any state legislature in u.s. history. serena marshall, abc news, richmond, virginia. >>> a police chase through several neighborhoods ended with a crash. sky 7 flew over the scene where police caught three suspects and recovered three guns at lake park and lake shore avenues just before 5:00 tonight. officers started chasing the mercedes station wagon several miles away. a witness told abc 7 news one of the suspects was badly hurt when another car hit him after he jumped from the mercedes. he's now in critical condition. >>> five people will face charges in yesterday's deadly shooting of a teenage boy. >> reporter: sgl because we have a mixture of adults, and juveniles, as suspects, and because we have further investigative steps to take, we cannot release their names, their identities, at this time. >> police also formally identified the victim as lawrence jansen. the 17-year-old was with a group of people near olymp school whe someone got out

we've got kors, look at shares up 12%, blowing past analyst's expectations for profit. better than expected sales too we should note those comp sales still negative but less bad than what it could have been. the second quarter we've seen those negative but still beating past analysts expectations we'll hear from tapestry tomorrow, the new name of coach. when that comes out tomorrow, don't be fooled. >> no carol king jokes this time. >> that's right. >> rick santelli at the cme in chicago. >> good morning, carl, if you look at at a week, it tells you a lot what's going on in the fixed income curve the fed has been raising in sepgs of another rarz ise is inh chart. whether it's tens or 30s, they are pretty much just slowly melting and holding. today at 1.62, we're up a basis point and 10s and 30s are down a basis point. if you look at the ten-year chart, hovering above 70 basis points, it's a ten year flat if we look what's going on in bunds, this may also help explain part of the dynamic of the long end bunds have continued to melt since the ecb eeting if we look at the

but stopped short of saying what he might do to squeeze north kor korea. secretary of state rex tillerson said president trump did discuss human rights with his chinese counter part. >> the president also committed to promote exchanges and understanding between our peoples and had a frank change. >> reporter: he brought along this video of his 6-year-old granddaughter speaking mandarin. the president gave her skills an a-plus. they played that video once again trying to build a rapport by influencing and using his granddaughter. the white house is turning its attention to where the president goes next. he will fly to vietnam where there is a likely meeting with russian president vladimir putin on the schedule. it is still not confirmed. but rex tillerson said they will have a meeting, the presidents will, if they can agree to matters of substance. syria on the list, the middle east on the list. i asked secretary tillerson if russian meddling is also on that list. he said that stays on the list of possible topics. president trump and president putin meet on

richard kor dcordray has been m for mortgages and credit cards and banks.ave been critical of the agency for years. arguing that it lacks accountability and stifles economic growth. cordray's departure has sparked speculation he may not name a successor. in the white house statement, said quote, the administration will announce an acting director and the president's choice to replace mr. cordray at the appropriate time. did not give a reason for the departure. >> also we're going to have elizabeth warren later on in the show on morning joe to talk about that in an exclusive interview. don't want to miss that coming up on morning joe. joining us now from washington capitol hill reporter for the hill, molly hooper. yesterday, interestingly enough, a small group of house democrats introduced art cals of impeachment against the president. nancy pelosi has been clear she does not support articles of impeachment. what is the counter argument to those who launch the impeachment article. >> it rallies republicans. it rallies the donald trump supporters to find the

banana republic, but some of the stores doing really well are the designer stores, kate spade, michael kors, gucci, people trying to snag a handbag for hundreds less than normal. now holiday spending is expected to climb overall about 4% this year. and according to the national retail federation, consumers are expected to spend an average of about almost $1,000 on holiday gifts. 50% of customers will shop in discount and department stores and about 61% of shoppers buy gift cards as gifts. and 57% of men and women want clothes and accessories this year. i'm in that percentage definitely will be trying to shop since i'm here already after that but folks started showing up at livermore about 3 p.m. yesterday when the stores opened and they haven't stopped coming. >> this is traditional for me. i'm so excited. every year i'm here. every year. >> reporter: nearly 7 in 10 shoppers tend to shop over the weekend and this whole holiday season retailers expect shoppers to spend about $680 billion. it is totally packed. people have several bags. they are hunting down all the deals they can find. again

lemonis: lynne hiriak, who's worked with great designers such as michael kors and derek lam, is gonnaork directly with noemi to help courage. b establish a real retail-brand identity. now that we've ensured that our designs are gonna be taken care of by an experienced designer, it's now time to fix the quality. woman: hi. how are you? lemonis: going forward, we will only be sourcing the finest fabrics for our collection. feel this. noemi: oh, my god. lemonis: this fabric is a higher-grade fabric than we have today. noemi: yes. lemonis: we charge $99 today for a product that, labor and material, costs us about $11. noemi: mm-hmm. lemonis: if we go to $22 or even $25 -- lemonis: in order to increase the margins in this business, we have to increase the quality of the product. today, the duster is made for $11 and sold for $99. i believe that if we dramatically change the fabric and the stitching, all the fit and finish that goes along with it, we'll be able to charge $145. the new cost will probably be around $25. that gives us a net gain of $32. we're gonna be instilling this philosoph

lebron james and kor ver scored 21 points in the fourth. >> i was at the game.t breaking. >> did you take video of your good seats. >> about 30 minutes of sleep. >> you could see clearly in the game when lebron james decided to turn it on and actually take control of the game in the fourth quarter. >> are you trash talking lebron. i tried to. i was so far back. >> i wasn't sitting next to spike lee on the court. >> the lead anchor, first look in nosebleed seats. >> we don't have a lead anchor seat. >>> still ahead, escalating tensions between north korea, one senate committee decided to hold a hearing on the president's authority to use nuclear weapons. >>> fifth woman come forward of accusing roy moore for sexual misconduct. now calls for him to drop out of race. those stories and more coming up next. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember.

among the ones that have already we have seen some variations, like michael kors spiking 14% and otherst's look at some notable .overs priceline and privet visor are both down. it was a tough day for them as they had disappointing forecasts, and that led analysts led analysts to question the sustainability. , if other movers on the day we can just switch the board we will see weight watchers is a company that has done really well. they waived the profit forecast. is all being put down to the fact that oprah winfrey took a stake in the company couple of years ago. if you look at the performance of the company from when she took her stake, it is up nearly 700%. finally, let's look at couple of companies reporting after the bell. we have snap. the focus there will be on average revenue per user, the growth rate of that. it has come down in recent years as it faces more competition from the likes of instagram. , theake two interactive makers of grand theft auto. there is concern about what else is in the pipeline for them. so much,,.ank you the house tax-writing committee is in its second d

. >> and after a much better quarter from michael kors on back of the jimmy chiu acquisition, blue apron record low for that company after those comments. >> indigestion in lyndon >> continued, long running indigestion. >> had to get that in there. >> yes. >> let's get to wapner and "the half." >>> and welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner our top tried this hour getting defensive. why one well-known stock strategist says it's about to get tougher or investors even as the major averages hit record highs once again with us for the hour, joe terranova, josh brown, jon najarian and the ubs private wealth manager advisor dow, s&p and nasdaq all hitting new highs before pulling back. the dow is now down 60, s&

certainly would be better for north kor for north korea, but it would be better for everybody. >> abe said after trying for 20 years, there is no point for the sake of dialogue with north korea. president trump also asked what he feels japan should do if north korea decides to launch more missiles over the region. >> i will say if i could take a piece of the prime minster's answer. he will shoot them. he will easily shoot them out of the sky. the prime minster of japan is going to be purchasing massive amounts of military equipment, as he should. >> as the president arrived in tokyo, first order of business was rallying the troops stationed at owe co-toe air base. >> we dominate the sky. we dominate the sea. we dominate the land and space. not merely because we have the budget. we do. together with our allies, america's warriors are prepared to defend our nation, using the full range of our unmatched capabilities. no one, no dictator, no regime, and no nation, should under estimate ever american resolve. >> reporter: good morning. i'm hearing helicopters overhead. heading to the palac

are trade deficits with all of the countries that he'll be visiting here, including couurrently south kor which u.s. has trade agreement. and he's indicated that he doesn't think the terms are fair and wants it renegotiated. but north korea biggest issue on the agenda. and area where south korea will be buying new weapons from the u.s., reconnaissance assets is how the south korean president put it and also increasing strategic assets through the area. and also another announcement that the south korea president made that tt pay loads on south korea missiles, that those would be increased currently, as to the current agreement, those pay loads are limited to about 1100 pounds. so that would go up. so those are some of the concrete things that the u.s. and south korean presidents agreed to and announced here. >> so the world will be watching the speech there to the assembly tonight. your morning. ivan. thank you so much. in seoul. before we see the president there, we know that president trump did take sometime away, make sure he met with and ate with u.s. and south korean troops at milita

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asked if the president would continue using the fire and fury rhetoric of north korea visiting south korea? you remember that came out of his mouth not reading -- speech written for him. >> north korea best not make anymore threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> the president's national security adviser admitted that there is no way to control what the president says. >> okay. so the president will use whatever language he wants to use, obviously. and what the president has done is clarified in all of his -- all of his discussions, his statements on north korea, our determination to ensure that north korea's unable to threaten our allies and our partners and certainly the united states. so he's done that with a great deal of clarity in the past and i'm sure he'll do that during the the trip, as well. >> so here's an example of the great deal of clarity that hr mcmaster was talking about. >> what this represents? i don't know. maybe it's the calm before the storm. >> what is the storm? >> could be. a calm before the storm. >> th

to be sure hoover saw value in working with the president was always polite, even kor jal. the relationship was formal at best. they were colleagues but not friends. it will surprise some of you that hoover's collaboration with eisenhower was not as personal as his partnership with trueman. as we have heard, hoover and truman had one of the oldest and productive partnerships in presidential history. and not to be over look td as the fact that hoover was a man in his 80s when he took on assignments. he could have rebuffed the appeals by claiming age or declining health. that's not hoover's way. it's important to look at the hoover eisenhower pat ner ship? the context of hoovers long and productive post presidency. although it has become common for recent presidents to take active roles in public life after they leave office, it was unusual for presidents before hoover to follow such a path. hoover never articulated a job description for the role of former president. but defined the model that his successor used to the present day. as such, hoover found himself first as leade

thoroughly investigated everything that these women told us and many of the cases, what they told us was korily members and friends. we vetted their backgrounds to see if they had a political vendetta against moore. that wasn't the case. this is a story we took a lot of time with. as we point out, these women did not come to us seeking attention. we found them and it was only through weeks of interviews that we felt our reporting was solid and we were ready to publish the story. >> beth, thank you very much. obviously a lot of hard work went into that. thank you so very much for that. let's go to the alabama secretary of state. i appreciate your time. what is your reaction to that after these incredibly damaging charges against moore? >> it's inappropriate for me to comment on the allegation that is have been made because i wasn't involved in the investigation. today since i have had a fire storm of interviews i have had to go through about what will happen if certain things occur in the process of ballot activity and if judge moore can remain on the ballot. i have been dealing with those th

i encourage the city to continue to act on these major kor dors -- corridors the way we do when these tragedies occur. >> chairman peskin: thank you. commissioner breed. >> thank you. i have some questions about the bike to work day. maybe someone can answer the questions. i'm not sure who. i missed the presentation since i wasn't here early. >> chairman peskin: we will see what ms. la fort says. >> specifically for the bicycle education classes, is this the first time this program has happened? >> this is not the first time. how many years it has been conducted, i would need to check. we funded it about 18 months ago for one of the semesters. how long has this be in effect? about six years. >> first of all, i think i'm confused about the allocation of expenses. it specifies construction and then it goals into detail -- goes into details about bike equipment and helmets. if the program existed, i'm trying to runs these things that get funded every single time that we support this program? >> yes. >> so, we buy new helmets and bikes every year? is that how it works? >> yes. there's a h

michael kors, the luxury retailer, having its best season. estimatesell above last quarter.-quarter same-store sales declining. there was a earlier talks toat disney held buy 21st century fox movie studio and other assets according to a person familiar with the matter, but the two sides are no longer speaking. we did see disney get a little bit of a pop and come down. 21st century fox remains higher. joe: let's take a look at the bond market. we have the two-year and the 10 year not doing a lot today. two-year unchanged. 10 year inching down to 3.12. therein mind, not a lot of data. most of the fireworks were last week. there was more action on the commodities front. oil was the big winner. up to $57, up 3%. some of the headlines out of saudi arabia over the weekend may have contributed to some of the buoyant price action there. futuresning, and lumber also up over 2%. let's take a look at a five-year chart of brent crude. you can see how far we have come, nearing $65 a barrel. brent gaining today after weekend events in saudi arabia. julia: that's the dominant theme for com

. >> rose: you keep the c kors to strong standards and if they have not done that anyway, it is a responsibility to remind people. >> sometimes. and there's a code up there in terms of how we collaborate and it is an ensemble, after all. and i think everybody respects that. there are people who came and went who preferred to have their own show. >> rose: right. >> and the people who stayed respect the ensemble of it. it's important. it matters. it's part of what makes us what we are. >> rose: that happened to me. i have essentially worked as a single, solo player. >> yeah. >> rose: and when i went to "60 minutes" people said this is an ensemble, is that for you? >> yes. >> rose: you know, and i learned. and they also wondered whether i was right for the forum at the time. it turned out pretty well. >> it turned out very well, it is an amazing body of work, a lot of stories. but at the same time you learn, you treasure the collaboration. you treasure it. >> you do. and you know. >> rose: because somebody will make your piece better. nothing i want than to have the single best piece, all of us, ev