once upon a time, getting a manicure was a big luxury. then, the next thing you know, go to any big city and there are manicure places everywhere. they are pretty darn cheap with a little consumer education and a lot of opportunity, suddenly, a new market was born. today, we have the story of two women taking a page out of that trajectory and trying to do it themselves. ♪ >> allison conrad and stephanie more ran, founders of the los angeles based company, blushington had a big hurdle to overcome when they launched their company. >> a lot of people thought of makeup just as once or twice in their lifetime, their wedding and prom. >> we are trying to change the way people think about makeup and everyday makeup application. >> blushington is a makeup and beauty lounge where you can go last minute and for not a lot of money to get your makeup done. >> i love it. it's amazing. >> ali webb, owner of dry bar where people can go to get their hair blown out dealt with this same type of attitude adjustment. while most people get their hair done onl

the new wave of luxury baby strollers may seem over the top.re's no denying their explosive popularity or the backlash that's resulted. abc's juju chang takes us inside the stroller wars. >> reporter: it boasts one-handed steering, custom babb rick, adjustable seating. a highly engineered performance vehicle and it's a stroller. sticker price up to $1660. but in this battered economy, what explains the hot demand for a luxury baby buggy? the latest model by 4 moms, is a battery operated machine which folds itself automatically. it has the lcd screenta gives the weather and charges your cell phone. price tag $850. which is a bargain compared to the 4,500 sleek kid's custom rocker. of course the kardashian sisters were cruising around with one. >> look at that price tag and say who are these people buying these? >> in the economy there's always a flight to value. do you want to invest in a timeless product? in the world of guccis and minute knoll l manolos. >> she strategically placed her product on "sex and the city." >> after a long day in cour

. >> luxury. >> swiss luxury giant has reported a bullish outlook after a 13% rise in sales for the first five months, citing solid growth in europe and china. we have more details out of details. how did this compare with what analysts were looking for? >> well, more or less along with expectations. i guess that's fair to say. richemont up by almost 1%. expectations were pretty high, yes, but we knew that. last month they said it expects operating and net profit for the first six months of the year to rise by between 20% and 40%. we knew this was going to be a solid set of numbers. ross, let me just give you the regional breakdown because europe, in fact, was the best performing region with 19% sales growth. that's local currencies. the main reason being tourists from overseas spending -- or splurging on very expensive watches. there's a lot of concern about chinese consumer slowing down. yes, we did see a slowdown in growth but still very healthy at 12% in the months between april and august. overall, richemont remains very bullish about the rest of the year. back over to you. >> thanks

it's not just luxury firms getting hurt by the global slowdown. many other bellwether firms have said revenues are suffering due to weaker sales in china, europe and elsewhere. in the s&p 500, there have been 88 negative pre-announcements for the third quarter so far, and only 20 positive ones. >> the number of negative pre- announcements we've received is the worst in over a decade. we've already seen analysts become very bearish on these companies. >> reporter: last week, chipmaker intel drastically reduced its sales forecast, warning consumers and businesses are buying fewer personal computers. the company also withdrew its full-year guidance, which is seen as a sign of extreme uncertainty. and fedex recently cut its earnings forecast due to slowing demand for global shipping. that firm is viewed as a bellwether not just of the transportation sector, but also the broader economy as the third quarter winds to a close, more firms are expected to wave earnings warning flags. typically, companies like to get the bad news out of the way early, and t

>> they like it better western luxury. good news for italy, they came out today not long ago.past six months they had failed. their net profits jumped 16%. >> there was meant to be a slowdown. >> it is a luxury goods maker that has ridden through the financial crisis, they are writing quite high. the have turned their attention away from europe, who has been tightening their belts. in asia in particular, a young chinese readers love it. burberry came out and issued a profit warning saying that china is slowing down and that is hitting profits. given the numbers today, that could be more of a berber the problem. -- burberry problem. in terms of a tree sales, they're over here, prada is up here. prada, you could argue, could be a bit more of a stare. people will say that if you want true western luxury, there are only a few brands that really matter. >> we will keep our eyes on this sector. >> thank you. >> four years, central johannesburg has an notoriously dangerous place. hijacking entire buildings and turning them into cheap hostels for the growing underclass. but that is ch

artists followed, filling demands for paintings and luxurious decorative arts to adorn the interiorsof the villas, and sculpture to ornament courtyards and gardens. materials from the roman dominions flowed into campania's harbors -marble from athenian quarries for statues, reliefs and vases... nubian gold and emeralds from egypt for jewelry. livia, wife of augustus, is carved in egyptian basanite, a stone once reserved for sculptures of deities -- a subtle reference to roman imperial triumph. wealthy residents of the towns beneath vesuvius shared the taste for luxury found in the more affluent villas on the bay. silver mirrors... and cups... bronze statuettes ... and glassware found in pompeii suggest the same desire for elegance in daily life. the city's fever for art was playfully alluded to in the house of the vettii's wall paintings, where busy cupids assist a hard-pressed goldsmith. the painting may also refer to the industriousness of the owners -brothers who bought their way out of slavery and worked their way into the upper reaches of society. but the streets outside were a

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china is now the world's second largest luxury market behind japan, spending $12 million a year on luxuryat may be slipping. those high rollers aren't rolling like they used to. we started to see it in the spring where we had disappointing wine auctions that sprung to different ticket auctions. sales fell 43% compared to last year. if we also look at the luxury cpi, prices of living large in china, those prices grew at half the rate of last year, that's the slowest growth since the crisis of 2009. for instance, the price of a golf villa in shanghai, that's fallen 7% this year to $3 million. now, some of this, of course, is due to the slowing economy, but it's also a political backlash against luxury and the wealthy in china. the chinese word for luxury is now banned on billboards. and a chinese blogger recently became famous when he posted pictures of government officials wearing luxury watches despite their modest salaries. now, many of these rollex wearing officials are under investigation. when luxury literally can get you arrested, it may be time to re-think the chinese luxury boom. >

the most recent and revised proposal is for 356 foot, 175 luxury condo project. it's zoned 156 feet higher than the current zoning, 300 feet higher than the old embarcadero freeway. now, getting back to the initial comments made by our former city attorney, louise renne is the wall along our waterfront what we want for the future of our city. 50 years ago the fontana towers started epic battles between the developer and neighborhoods. these battles were resolved by agreements in height that we have in place today and those agreements are being ripped apart with the votes we have cast. earlier this summer i think that this board of supervisors sent the wrong message to san francisco about what we ought to stand for. and colleagues, i ask you to support the democratic process and send the right message about what we stand for, the fact that we do not, at san franciscans stand for walls on the waterfront, ask you to vote yes. thank you. >> thank you, colleagues. any other comments? supervisor wiener. >> supervisor wiener: thank you, mr. president. i'll be voting tod

are they saying that all luxury, the whole luxury area is going to take a hit, because i think that ralphwn, too, maybe in sympathy, perhaps. >> you're right on. number one loser in the s&p 500, and all analysts have come out across the board this morning and burberry of course noted this quickly to say it's not just us, it's the luxury market. the back to school season here, and everybody bought exactly what they needed, but they're not hitting the luxury stores, as you noted ralph loren is down in sympathy and ones to watch. lfrment bnh. and louis vuitton, talked about a tough going for it and hermes, their 75-year-old company was not able to give the forecast because of uncertainty. stuart: louis vuitton, and lbnh run by the runnest man in france, applying for a belgian passport he doesn't want to pay 75% tax on his money. >> and very good, a wealth of information. show me the big board, 72 points higher, an expectation that ben will print and mario will print and the the german courts will say okay to that. why the dow is up 70, in the background we've got moody's saying unless americ

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in a statement the luxury goods maker blamed slowing store sales on the challenging external environment. burberry is expected to pose pretax profits. remarkable. we have seen competent it tors similarly cautioning about slowing trends lately, but as you can see, across the sector, down will in the range of 3%, 4% after burberry warns and are more cutting the outlook for the company. >> and it does seem like a big move to the down side for what's not a very dramatic statement. i mean, they were saying that their store based sales are going to be the bottom end of market expectations. they said chinese stores showed a slowdown, anytime they talk about the chinese business slowing down, it does have a big imapact on the stock. this appears to have happened in the first quarter and it's a concern that this is happening in a more determined way through to the second quarter, projection longer term. >> how many times have we seen companies with single digit sales growth or sales declines i don't have set by double digit figures out of asia and china. it really indicates a pre-pricing of value

condo in question sits at the top of this downtown san jose complex called axis. >>> the 18th floor luxury penthouses purges in 2008. for $980,000 the office of education loan as an incentive to relocate to san jose from ventura county. but soon after he bought it to the market tanked. he moved back down south and his conduct is deep underwater. facing a deadline to pay off alone he is now asking the county office to take back the property. this is another bailout market is with the santa clara county taxpayers a sensation. >>> he made a profit wouldn't be hearing from its his about to lose the money he made in anyone's the taxpayers to pick up the tab not appropriate. >>> was not available for comment but told the mercury news is the county office handles the rights dibble lose anything on it. there will be able to lease or sell it. >>> i've spoken to people left purchase units that are underwater he recently bought a place in the building at the new reduced prices he says some of his neighbors are struggling to keep their condos while waiting for the market to rebound and there are no sp

have gone down, expenses have risen, and if the price of food goes up, soon, the coast will be a luxury>> swimming areas are only half full because families are facing big difficulties. >> 10 euros a day on a parasol and lounger. this man and his wife had been managing this resort for many years. it is a family business with 70 employees. he is feeling the pinch but still expects to attract customers. >> people who used to go to the maldives will stay in italy, and people will come here over more expensive places. the customers will still be there. >> he adjusted to the crisis. >> we have a we can offer. if you pay for friday and saturday, sunday is free. >> but these stop flights to and the few remaining customers away. leaseholders are striking in reaction to an eu decree, which threatens a rise in contract prices after the current ones run out in 2015. it will hit all of europe. vincenzo represents thousands of italian leaseholders. he worries that international corporations will soon be hanging traditional family businesses out to dry. >> that is 30,000 small family businesses with

michelle miller takes us inside a new luxury pet hotel. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> reid: good evening. i'm chip reid. of the 38 days remaining until election day, the most important of all may be this coming wednesday when president obama and mitt romney meet in denver for the first of three debates. the stakes are sky high, especially for mr. romney. running mate paul ryan made the case for a mitt romney presidency today in the toss-up state of new hampshire. >> we have got to stop spending money we don't have. >> reporter: vice president joe biden campaigned in battled ground florida, where he argued that the obama administration inherited trillion-dollar deficits from the bush administration. >> they put two wars on a credit card, not paying a penny, not paying a penny. >> reid: meanwhile be president obama and mitt romney were hunkered down today cramming for next week's debate showdown. both sides are working hard to lower expect aches by praising their opponents. a romney adviser says the president

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red sox and allow the a's to sit in the clubhouse for a while and then have dinner in one of the luxury boxes with their folks. that is a pretty neat generous thing for a major leaguer to do and our hats off to him. reporting live from the oakland coliseum and wishing the best for the p.e.t.a. limit team, back to you. >> a lot of people are heading out of town for the big holiday weekend. >> it will warm up for the tail end of the weekend but we will have a statewide forecast but i cannot remember the last time i saw stratus clouds like this over the treetops over inspiration way. it will become mostly cloudy again tonight and currently is 59 degrees in san francisco. 65 in livermore, 25 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. los 60s in redwood city, currently 71 degrees in santa rosa. that is the scene of a light evening commute over the golden gate bridge. fog and drizzle in the overnight hours, it will pan out to be warmer saturday and then we have perhaps triple digits and the forecast. if you're heading out to the stadium, the oakland a's are hosting the boston red sox, overcast

artists followed, filling demands for paintings and luxurious decorative arts to adorn the interiorsof the villas, and sculpture to ornament courtyards and gardens. materials from the roman dominions flowed into campania's harbors -marble from athenian quarries for statues, reliefs and vases... nubian gold and emeralds from egypt for jewelry. livia, wife of augustus, is carved in egyptian basanite, a stone once reserved for sculptures of deities -- a subtle reference to roman imperial triumph. wealthy residents of the towns beneath vesuvius shared the taste for luxury found in the more affluent villas on the bay. silver mirrors... and cups... bronze statuettes ... and glassware found in pompeii suggest the same desire for elegance in daily life. the city's fever for art was playfully alluded to in the house of the vettii's wall paintings, where busy cupids assist a hard-pressed goldsmith. the painting may also refer to the industriousness of the owners -brothers who bought their way out of slavery and worked their way into the upper reaches of society. but the streets outside were a

then there's bergdorf goodman, celebrating 111 years of luxury fashion.t store on new york's fifth avenue is truly one of a kind. >> there's only one in the world. >> it's the epicenter of luxury and fashion and design. >> jackie o. and grace kelly shopped here. haulstead and michael coors got their start here. a store that looks and feels like a home. >> i would like to hope that if you can't find it there, maybe you don't need it. >> it can be tough to be at the top. zac posen knowatize. he was the hottest thing in fashion until he was not. a ne-time darling who admits he got too big for his breeches, had an infamous fall from grace and with a mea culpa is now winning back fans. glenn close hit the oscars, reese witherspoon at the golden globes. if there's a red carpet, zac posen's clothes are on it. the boy wonder with a big personality and the big bows started his label a decade ago with a splashy show and splashy reviews. >> i think he's going to be amazing stuff. >> the fashion world flocked, and he was just 21. that must have been a little overwhel

and soon we may be able to claim another we're ,,,, san francisco beautiful city has its share of luxury leg marks for sure and soon they may include a new that's right local businesses vying for the throne of america's best restroom. an annual contest by bathroom supply co. cbs five reporter linda yee on what makes its fancy facilities still grates. >>> so what makes a good public toilets? not in america's best restroom conte has anything to say about it. and these photos of the country's top 10 finalists prove the competition is tough. did we take a fancy ego friendly fresher at fletcher's at the hollywood bowl or this $1.2 million for a room with gold-plated faucets and vegas nightclub. then there's this downtown san francisco's own luxury loom as a tom restaurant. >>> a severance as restaurants are so small that every little piece matters and sides in no expenses barry campaign wallpaper and steep lighting fixtures and customary. an esp urinal and toilets. >>> there's no detail of a look here. this guy found disfavored toilets in berlin germany. paulists clean you can probably even b

from rolls-royce, how cool is the phantom series ii, the ultimate in luxury?t do you get for that money? well, you get a car that just about everybody in the world would love to have, and how about this? take a look at a built-in umbrella. that's right. if it's raining out and you don't want to get out and get wet, you could just punch that button, and the umbrella slides right out. the phantom ii is really, really famous lately for having been part of that closing ceremony at the olympics. $469,000 -- that's a lot of money, but this car is not. tell mom and dad to maybe take a look at a new hyundai, because that's what that is. it's the 2013 hyundai equus. it has a big v-8 engine, but, boy, is it also big inside because mom and dad will be in the front seat, and how about you and your brother or sister in the back with -- yeah -- seats that have their own electric footrest? you'll also have your own television monitor in the back and a little cooler to help keep your juice boxes nice and cold! it's from hyundai. it's the 2013 equus. tell mom and dad $59,000,

how much is a luxury suite? anywhere from $150,000 to half a million. >>> the in the east bay firefighters were feeling the heat on this first day of fall. this afternoon a brush fire started near brentwood. a strong reminder this time of year is typically the highest fire danger of the year. nbc bay area is near antioch tonight with more for us. >> reporter: we're a couple of miles away from where the fire took place, but the hillside is the same kind of terrain. crews kept this fire contained to one side of the hill, and they were able to put out the fire is short order. this started around 1:30 this afternoon near albers court outside of brentwood. crew were on the scene quickly, and it grew to 32 acres before firefighters had it under control. they were from the east contra costa fire district and cal fire assisted. they were 50 to 60 firefighters keeping it in check. this brush fire is a good reminder about the danger that exists with hot, dry and windy conditions. >> it escalated real quick. it shows when

today's luxuries become tomorrow's necessities. today's things that are highly expensive and scarce become abundance tomorrow. and a high-tech thing today, tumor becomes cheap and available like cell phones, tvs, flatscreen tvs, 15,000 of years ago. 500 bucks today. constant creativity, people doing new things. >> lets very quickly go back to what we talked about in same symbols. would you do want to pay my taxes? dvd pay enough taxes today? >> well, i certainly pay enough to one of the things they point out in the book apprentice to the mark, "the wall street journal," the top 10 earners pay more income tax proportionately at the top% and any other industrialized country. so there is not a shortage of taxpaying. the key thing is how do you get a system that encourages more creativity to the government ends up collecting more. surveys have shown -- researchers shown conscious of what tax rate systems come about tax burdens on their burdens and the collecting more revenue than those that have high tax rates or raising the tax burden

what is luxurious or not luxurious. changing to the time. >> let's talk now about one of the frontiers that you broke down. you're one of the first to do. you went into the streets of paris but not to the streets that we know that are in front of the palace but the streets with a very mixed community. in those days, even more so. and that inspired you to do collections. this was in a way breaking a parisian code, wasn't it? instead of pretending these immigrants were not there, you're actually inspired by their colors, their hair, their clothes, and you turn them into your collection. >> definitely. i was very inspired by different people always. maybe -- with me, i felt a little different. a project at school. for example, not doing football. i was more touched by people that are a little different or could be rejected. they inspire me also because i do not know it was another world. for inspiration, for example, because close very clearly, very early became my attraction -- clothes became nmy attraction, a subsection.

. * i'm excited about the project, not because it is monumental and luxurious and millennium or luxuriousness but because it is quent essentially san francisco. it is in the right neighborhood, beautifully designed and developed, and looked forward to folks that love the community. this is a perfect urban in-fill. looking at construction costs eight octavia will create 13 million in labor economic benefit, creating more than 165,000 person hours of work. the equivalent of keeping in excess of 80 per year. i commend you for the collaborative effort and urge you to push this over the finished line with approval of conditional use request, thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner, many flores, carpenters local 22. i'm here to the project request for local conditional use. it appears they have done their homework. strong support from the community. below market rate, parking spaces for auto and bike. that area is long overdue. we are excited about it. of course in addition, the job creation. what is important is that the community and i'm told is very supportive of this. we look for your approval

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