and non-model undreamt luxury models.o go on the two were inside. i asked if the interior of the car is just as important as the outside. >> you live and drive inside your car. the people don't think about this. i have a rule that you are what you drive. [laughter] >> what is interesting is when you think about what is inside the car, technology has really blossomed. the interior has gone so fashionable. gerri: take a look at this. can you give me a little run down on this? >> it is a purple metallic. what is interesting is that it's almost a plan. the center is made of alminum. those wines are very distinct. they are also using composite plastics to create these types of hapes. also, note this headlight. what a piece of art. >> i am really excited about seeing the inside of a car. >> look at the finish. >> that is a real wood bonaire. every stitch from the ceiling to the dashboard is hand stitched. this is nothing but machine. even cool things like this. >> wow. >> this is real aluminum. >> this is the ultimate luxury. >

of everything from jewelry to yachts to luxury automobiles. even race cars. south korea has previously reported that the north spend as much as $10 million over the course of six months importing top shelf whiskey, armani and gucci fashion, rolex watches, and reportedly have big macs flown in daily. >>> the latest round of stress tests on our country's largest banks. 17 of 18 pass. the tests gauge how well a bank would survive another economic downturn. for more on the lone bank to fail and the latest on wall street let's bring in cnbc. good morning, karen. >> good morning, bill. one of those u.s. banks failed. that was allied. this was the former finance arm of general motors. overall the stress test really concluded there's been an improvement in the quality in capital the banks have been raising. so basically we looked at just how much capital there would be on the balance sheet if there was going to be another crisis that hit the u.s. like in 2008. and it saw there would be about 7.7% capital abregat across the banking sector which was hig

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that's the "darling" yacht. 82-foot luxury yacht. behind it is a tug boat.iting for hours. we spoke with the gentleman who helped get it unstuck from where it was in pacifica yesterday. he said that it took several hours. the keel of the boat was several feet down stuck in the sand. he says he was able to do it and it was just a little bit easier than he thought. here it is this morning. now, of course this is the last chapter in very unusual ordeal. the boat -- there was a distress call yesterday morning around 5:30 in pacifica. the yacht was stuck about 20 yards from shore. now, the coast guard went out to help but three people onboard did not want help. it turns out the yacht had been stolen the night before. there was back and forth. standoff with the coast guard and other law enforcement. finally the three people onboard gave up. they were arrested and then the question was how do you get this thing out of the sand? we spoke with the gentleman responsible for that and here's what he had to say. >> we rigged a big bridle on the boat and brought in a coup

this as yet another step in the willful destruction of berlin's historical heritage in the name of luxury development. protests are set to continue to save this iconic memorial that commemorates the more than 100 people who died trying to cross from east to west berlin. >> it is amazing to see the development down there and progress taking place. >> you are up to date at this hour on the "journal." thanks for joining us. >> to stay with dw. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

this as yet another step in the willful destruction of berlin's historical heritage in the name of luxury development. protests are set to continue to save this iconic memorial that commemorates the more than 100 people who died trying to cross from east to west berlin. >> it is amazing to see the development down there and

this as yet another step in the willful destruction of berlin's historical heritage in the name of luxury development. protests are set to continue to save this iconic memorial that commemorates the more than 100 people who died trying to cross from east to west berlin. >> it is amazing to see the development down there and progress taking place. >> you are up to date at this hour on the "journal." thanks for joining us. >> to stay with dw. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

today was to make clear that a wide range of luxury goods, including some very specific luxury goods, aren't going to be able to be imported for the leadership of north korea, which is living large while starving its people. >> reporter: kim's love of western products and sports was proved again only last week by his bizarre embrace of dennis rodman. despite pyongyang's newest threat, today the u.s. and south korea continued scheduled training exercises in south korea. while officials say the u.s. is well-defended against missile attacks, south korea and japan are increasingly worried about their belligerent neighbor. >> this 28-year-old leader is either trying to embolden himself with the military that run the operations of north korea, or the other way around. the military is exerting force over this young 28-year-old leader, and the saber rattling is serious and we should take it seriously. >> reporter: u.s. officials don't deny that the white house sent secret envoys last year to test whether the new leader wanted a better relationship with washington. now they have their answer

beer bottles. >> reporter: the owner of the luksy yacht arriv y luxury boa stranded on television in the morning as it was being reported. it is being towed here. something that this is definitely not designed for. we're waiting to see it this morning. as soon as we do, we'll let you know. reporting live in richmond, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> a veteran member of the california guard facing serious charges this morning accused of rocking off with more than 900 rounds of military machine gun ammunition. walter engel was arrested. he's now facing two felonies, grand theft and possession of stolen property. the nbc bay area investigative unit first broke this story last night. >> reporter: what's his motive? why? >> he didn't readily say that or provide that information other than admitting that he took them without permission. he didn't explain a motive. he worked there. he did have permission to be on the ground and work there as military employee. >> once engel figured out he was under investigation, he tried to return those rounds. in a statement the california guard sa

♪ you give it bold styling, unsurpassed luxury and nearly 1,000 improvements.edesigned 2013 glk. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >>> welcome back. shares of tiffany moving higher today on an earnings beat but in a statement the company's ceo called sales growth disappointing. so what to do with this luxury retailer right here. we're going to ge bait it now. pete is the bull. weiss is the bear. 90 seconds are on the clock. >> the biggest concern you'd probably have would be asian pacific but those numbers were strong. when you look at what they're projected for the entire year, i look at this company, well, they've gotten through some of the more difficult times. i actually think the markets themselves are starting to improve. i think theati asian markets wi improve. when you're talking about luxury items, those are the beta area when the market becomes more bullish. i think tiffanys goes higher. >> i know it's been a while since you played, okay, but how many fingers do i have up. i won't

i want to talk about the luxury car words.d why. >> the overall winner was bmw. as we have seen in terms of trust and performance, this is what consumers said was most important. expert to of after polling customers we found that bmw came out on top both in terms of performance, reliability, all those factors that work ranked highest among the consumers. gerri: any surprises in that category, the kinds of numbers command permission to use soft. >> it actually lined up with what we expected to see. polling in talking to consumers all the time to get the perspective on the marketplace and what they're looking at. not too much in the way of surprises. gerri: the best darling category. some of us in the industry. >> they came up with a resounding answer to the crisis. so there was the better looking cars. >> i know people buy trucks, they love tracks, huge sellers. >> great incentives. toyota was the brand that emerged. it's kind of interesting. those owners are quite loyal and really love that track, not to mention that to, which

now despite the global recession luxury extravagance is in demand this is geneva motor show the likesof high end brands ferrari barely a rolls royce are varying their premiers for those in the fast lane and even the typically more practical mocha makers and general motors they're launching their luxury convertibles off area luxury in a day that's an iconic over talks about what's driving the market right now. luxury car sales are defying the slump over the depressed european car market last year ferrari posted its best ever results sales of higher vehicles are driving the market in britain with jogger a landrover sales up and b.m.w. enjoying its best year automakers are focusing on cars that are not for everybody because now not everybody can afford a car in europe all or all sales fell more than eight percent last year to their lowest level in almost two decades and figure so far the c.s. suggests that the market is getting weaker new car registrations in germany slumped over ten percent in february they were down twelve percent and seventeen percent and france and italy respectively

taxi cabs are a luxury as evidence by demand. if everyone made as much as 10 years ago the story would be very different. the real pig here is real estate that most people cannot afford. the oldest bakery in paris -- now they are no longer open. keep the city respectable and the gem that it is and magnificent applause. >> thank you. my name is mic -- you have spoken already? >> yes. >> the rules of the city of san francisco thank you very much. next speaker please come forward? >> my name is stewart -- i am a driver and an owner. i drove last friday and i'm down at the hyatt, regency there was a black car parked in the taxi place where they wait and he told me in a sense to take a hike not so politely he's not going to move. i tried to stop at the taxi stand i tried to stop there there's no parking place you got a limo a bunch of black cars no parking place. down triple five california there's a taxi zone half the time the black cars are right in front of the entrance there. these problems have been truly arising and have come up

people's eyes light up when you talk about electricity that we used to think of electricity as a luxury and in the early one nine hundred ninety percent of farmers didn't have it kids in new york city were playing with electric toys controlled by private utilities that were consolidating and not subject to any oversight that was a huge problem for the country and it took a decade several decades actually to move electricity from the status of being a luxury into being a very heavily regulated utility same thing happened with the telephone and now needs to happen with high speed internet. so you're talking about really i'm sorry sorry it's not just information i don't want to make this abstract that coming into every home and business is our window to the world it's health care education absolutely everything that we do right this is this is this is core stuff this is this is essential stuff for citizenship and for quality of life says i'd like to get into the the part of the title of your book is the gilded age i'd like to get into that right after this break we'll be right back more of

which makes it the ultimate luxury. any schmo can own a car that can take you some place.ut only the true elite can afford a $1.2 million cupholder. just imagine how much you'll enjoy rubbing it in your friends' faces, provided they give you a ride to their house first. [laughter] and platinum nation, spend it while you can, because california's new tax plan for the wealthy has already claimed one casualty. >> phil mickelson, he's california based and he's had it with taxes. he says he's going to take drastic action because his tax rate is 63%. mikelson's going to take drastic action! and in pro golf, that could mean carrying his own putter! [laughter] but he's got no choice. he makes only $60 million a year. and california's raised his taxes 3%. so mickelback is considering moving out of california or even retiring altogether. i warned you that these tax hikes would cause our best and brightest to take their talents elsewhere. do you know what happens if phil mickelson isn't here to win those millions of dollars? someone else will! [laughter] is that suddenly okay?! [chee

." >> a luxury yacht is stuck in the water off the san mateo county coast. ahead at 5:30 the overnight operation to free the yacht and tow it back to land. these are live pictures of the yacht coming in to the richmond marine yard. we will have the latest live. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, on this tuesday. our time is 5:29. i am kristen sze. >> i am katie marzullo here for eric thomas. now a check on the weather from mike nicco. mike? >> they will change later this afternoon the form of rain finally moving in after a couple of weeks of spring warmth and pollen. here is live doppler 7 hd, quiet right now. we talked about the clouds that opened up. we had 30's in the north bay and american canyon 34 and low-to-mid 40's in walnut creek and pleasanton at 42 and belmont at 43. san leandro 43 and union city and saratoga, 46 degrees. the cloud cover is on the increase as the system draws near with temperatures mainly in the mid-50's to low 60's around the bay and upper 50's to mid-60's inland and right around 54 degre

cramer has been tuning in to the life-styles of the rich and famous to find which luxury names coulde buoyed by their bucks. tonight, that coach purse may cost a pretty penny, but could an investment in the brand pay you back with interest? jim tries the story on for size. >>> plus, the suite life? netsuite helps companies tie together their operations online, using its cloud computing infrastructure. could its stock lead your portfolio higher, or will competitors roll in and steal its thunder? don't miss cramer's exclusive with its ceo. all coming up on "mad money." >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter, tweet cramer #madtweets. email madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. ♪ you know my heart burns for you... ♪ i'm up next, but now i'm singing the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relief it is! so if ydead battery,t tire, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7.

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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.

there is some over-the-top lux are luxury. >> new york is the biggest luxury car market in america.xury cars unveiled at the auto show today including the rolls royce race. this is a very powerful vehicle. the most powerful by rolls ever 6.6-liter v 12. 624-horsepower. 0 to 60 in 4.4 seconds. every car built from scratch in 600 hours by hand designed for speed style and comfort says rolls with coach doors that open in reverse. much easier in and out and also very much about what i would call the you mentioned pulling up to a valet parking with that car in front of a hotel and you are opening the door like that. this is how to exit a rolls royce, yeah? >> the sticker price on the rolls royce is $300,000. >> shepard: shep suicide doors, don't try that in this city. >> they won't open past 4 miles per hour. >> that's a miracle. tell the cab coming in the other directions that. thanks so much. a record setting performance on court last night as one college women's basketball star slams her way into the history books. not only that she apparently found the time to tweet about it in the m

going to pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout what's been like nobody's luxury driving lessons some emergency vehicles are exceptions. blah blah blah blah blah blah. blah blah blah. blah .

. >> and still to come a luxury condo development that could have a jerky -- drippy little problem. >> people and the law standing in governor brown's way to get high profile projects up and running in california. we'll take a look at that at we'll take a look at that at an) 3 days of walking to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >>> all right a man who is wanted tonight for sneaking into the womens' locker room at city college of san francisco and attempting to assault a student. the school says it happened on saturday at the wellness center. a man was hiding in a stall. the student was in another stall and the man climbed and grabbed her. she screamed and struggled with the guy, who then ran.

in the luxury of the court, the duke enjoys his banquet while the peasants shelter from the snow.n their hovel, they bare themselves by the fire. these illuminations were painted around 1414 by three brothers from the netherlands-- the limbourgs--at the court of the duke of berry. the detailed realism of these faces and landscapes was a feature of northern art in this period. the limbourg brothers began their career working for the brother of the duke of berry--

the luxurious king david hotel is getting ready to receive the president and his entourage. they have been finalizing special dishes and anticipating any possible requests. >>> and now for a look at your monday weather. meteorologist bill karins is here. i guess the word of the day is jet stream. >> there's a huge storm off the west coast. it gives us one decent day. the exception up in the northwest. a little tiny storm coming up through southern british columbia bringing showers. a little snow at the high elevations. we're watching that moving down through. you can see headed towards bellingham, light rain showers for you and on the coast. this big storm winding itself up off the coastline here. there's a big, huge moisture plume all the way near hawaii up around this storm. there's a lot of moisture with it but not too much of it is going to move on shore. again, we're good today. we should be all right. you may notice high clouds increasing in areas of northern california and oregon during the day today. the expected rainfall is more towards tonight and then during the d

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. >> we don't have that luxury here. there's no working fire hydrants. >> reporter: the hydrants that exist are relics of a time when there was a working pump to feed them. there hadn't been for years. a new building development went belly up before there were homes built and before it could provide infrastructure. another luxury the island does without, a fire station. the cash strapped fire district closed it. long time resident has been trying to raise money to reopen it. >> i think this may reinvigorate the efforts. >> reporter: the closest truck today was five miles away. those firefighter history to truck in water and draft it from the slew behind the homes. lucked out with high tide. this is what lucked out looks like. >> if you live in bethel island you better have fire insurance. you're going to need. >> reporter: here's a list of the resources thrown at the fire. 40 firefighters, 10 engines, 4 fire tankers that brought in water. and none of it was enough because if you can't get ahead of the flames in terms of

>> is the performance version, 560-horsepower top-end luxury car. jeff: you bring the luxury cars to new york although china still your number one market, england number two and the u.s. is number three, but you like what you see about the u.s. economy. >> we like what we see. the reason why we said we're going back and going to the u.s. in order to launch three new products in new york. america for us is something very special. we have a long history, we share your values and therefore we are in the right step to launch the vehicle in new york. jeff: talk about sharing our values, you have very clearly said we should not be subsidizing electric cars and charging stations and electric car companies. you want the marketplace to decide, yes? >> at the end of the day the market should decide, in the right areas, i guess we have to assess and we have to really make neutral and fair assessment in terms of technology, which technology we are going to use. jeff: you're going to introduce a new hybrid suv, correct? >> absolutely. we're going to introduce a

. >>> no matter what they all can afford, the new rolls-royce, the luxuriously equipped rave coupe is the most powerful ever. it goes 0 to 60 in under 4.5 seconds. all thanks to a 624-horsepower engine. it will cost you about $300,000 when it goes on sale later this year. i think we'd look good in that one. >> i'm still quickly righting down the billionaires' names. >> can you imagine? yes, right. you're married already. too late. too late. >> i'm filled with love. that's how rich we are in my home. >> there you go. >>> next on this tuesday, a college campus in shock after hate-related incidents. >>> a villain taken by police by a guy dressed at batman. we'll find out his identity this morning. [ male announcer ] this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour one o

like those in the half million dollar luxury boxes and the $80,000 club seats mid-field.s fan hopes to get in. >> are you ready to pay twice the price of tickets at candle stick? >> i am. it's a big fan. it's unfortunate for the pocketbook but it's definitely worth it. >> reporter: the 49ers may have lost the super bowl but the late season drive to get there is credited with bringing in 100 million in sales, on top of the previous year's 300 million. at the nearby restaurant, they are hearing from patrons. >> they're willing to spend their health payments to have tickets at the new stadium. >> reporter: 77% of those buying tickets are the same folks who buy at candle stick. >> they can be financed over the course of 10 years, good for the life of the building. there's a price point for all fans. >> reporter: $2,000 to $80,000 is the price point which allows you to buy a ticket for the game. >> is this any price too high for 49er fans? >> reporter: apparently not. >>> a construction milestone on the eastern span of the bay bridge today this. is what the unfinished section

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$18 million from their payroll, which is currently $207 million that way they can stop paying the luxury tax and they will be eligible for financial reimbursement. the franchise, though, is not hurting for cash. the team is valued at almost 2 billion, with a "b" dollars. and they'll sort that out here because that's what we do in new york. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," new york city chubbies break out the jumbo mountain dew after a judge overturned mike bloomberg's ban on sugary drinks. the "morning joe" crew will discuss the move over some water. >>> and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler and watch the ladies of the view set the record straight when it comes to who is coming and who is going. we'll tell you what they said when "way too early" comes right back. [ male announcer ] this is the opposite of subliminal advertising... there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly... it's not that hard. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. [ female announcer ] stress sweat is different than ordinary