. >> these are michael kors. i've had michael kors forever.s and i have over 400 pairs. >> i just wanted to point out that she's spent basically $160,000 on shoes alone. >> back up a little bit. you got to remember, they get a lot of this clothing because they work with the company. >> we work there. >> grand total, $4,040. up next. >> these are an amazing brand in brooklyn. i only wear them. >> and she got a to-go box. >> yes, that's what the bag is, a to-go bag. it's hers. >> and that is only $10. >> yeah, a five-finger discount. that was free. >> that comes in at $3,153. and the last woman -- >> the shoes are from converse. >> i like the shoes. they're definitely my budget. >> that's the thing. demille said she's about high-end and low end. >> this skirt is from -- >> going to be silk, saffron, gold and diamonds. >> it retails for around $98. >> the reality is, it doesn't matter what you wear. what you spend on things really only matters to you. again, these ladies do public relations in the fashion industry, so it's their job to represent

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damage to property and hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses are without power or can michael kors thirteen deaths in central america and agalloch it was in the coastal town of up a notch of kona as the storm passed through. but when hurricane michael slammed into florida's panhandle it came almost as a category five storm the most powerful storm seen in this part of the state since eight hundred fifty. it's a few hours now since it came here to apalachicola bay it's not been too much damage you can see. a tidal surge here that is receding quite quickly there are some businesses there that are underwater but it could be a lot worse in this part of the state given how powerful this storm was and is now heading steadily towards the state of georgia as a category one storm something they haven't seen in decades or is now a state of emergency there but it may be a few hours till we get a true picture of just how much damage has been done at least ten people have died in flash flooding on the spanish island of new york floodwaters uprooted trees and buried cars and mud the military's be

category four storm is the third most powerful to hit the united states since records began arkan michael kors thirteen deaths in central america and the gallica joins us live now from apalachicola in florida so hurricane michael's now made landfall in the panhandle and they tell us what's been happening. all night is falling here in the florida panhandle and really this is a case of assessing just how much damage this powerful storm has done the most powerful storm to hit this region of florida since eight hundred fifty one i can tell you about six hours ago daryn when the storm hit it was ferocious here the wind was howling the rain was lashing and we had a tidal surge in apalachicola about two meters the storm if there was a silver lining to any of this was the fact the storm was moving so quickly that it passed quickly it's now in the state of georgia north of us here from the florida panhandle still a category one hurricane still very dangerous it may even go on to the carolinas which got soaked a couple of weeks ago by hurricane florence but here on the panhandle after lucky color we saw

lauren: luxury stocks, tiffany, michael kors, lbmh, chinese consumer and might get pinched, what do yousector, jonas? >> merging markets are down a lot. there's a serious problem going on with the chinese stock market and wealthy people have assets in those things abroad and there's a tint, russian buyers, chinese buyers are weak, those drive sales at international luxury brands, not so much domestic one, the buyer is questionable. also in real estate, high-end real estate, countries that were putting money to protect themselves into currencies declining, the buyer is leaving and you have potentially 7% mortgage rate ifs rates keep going up at this velocity to use the other guest's term, a lot of risks going on in this certain market, high end which has been strongest part of economy, i think that's where you'll see problems. lauren: all right, i have learned you are watching the velocity and might be in new normal, scott, jonas, love you both. >> thanks. cheryl: fundamentals, we heard that from several guests this morning, fundamentals. futures are down again this morning but we are co

and in terms of brands that fell the most, sperry top sider, as did michael kors. >> what did you seetake it a lot of the survey work was before the colin kaepernick controversy, but did you see anything in teen behavior that suggests one way or the other how that marketing campaign will effect teens' view of the brand or not? >> great point we did conduct the survey at the same time that was just getting out in the marketplace, but that being said, nike is still the number one apparel brand, footwear brand 41% of footwear, 22% of apparel. saw it fall a bit. that was a rebalancing nike has fallen in vance, continued to rise. one thing i found interesting, we ask an area in the survey what's the hottest trend in school now, and among males, nike, brand jordan did start to pick up. first time you saw one potential indicator. but it is still too soon to call with this demographic. >> erin, before we let you go, i want to get your thoughts on social media usage here. it had been that snapchat was really, really popular with young adults and with teenagers, but instagram has taken over as

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. >> we'll discuss >> we will >> michael kors down 7%. citigroup says it's a sell-off and represents a buying opportunity. who wants this one they say the pattern in recent quarters has been impressive it's our call of the day $79 price target who wants it >> the stock is having a turnaround they're making acquisitions and turning it around, trying to attract a different customer base so they acquire jimmy chu and versace the past couple of weeks. the two of those transactions are kind of transforming the customer that they're targeting and, listen, this has been a turnaround story since the early part of 2017 they're doing a nice job with it 67 today 79 i could see it in a strong market >> they sold it off because of the versace buy. the reality is it opens them up in the accessory world and that is something very good including on the margin side this is a company. you know what, you get tired of the companies out there just going with the status quo and saying, you know what, we're humming along here, we're not going to do anything thi

. >>> michael kors, citi upgraded it to a buy rating because it has got solid and steady profits.ael kors is up a buck at 67. >>> now this, i love this, president trump is watching our show. he just tweeted this. just tweeted it. thank you to congressman tom reed of new york for your wonderful comments on our great new trade deal with mexico and canada. the usmca i have long ago given you my full endorsement and for good reason. keep up the great work at "varney & company." ashley: that is cool. stuart: followed by this. there is more. liz: there is more? stuart: blowout numbers on new jobs and separately services. market cup. mr. president, thank you, we're glad you're watching. here is another big name who occasionally watches "varney & company." put him on camera. you know who he is. greg norman is with us and in the studio. >> good to see you, stuart. stuart: say hi, to mr. president. >> i love varney and co, i watch you every morning n office you're on. stuart: you don't have to flatter me. >> every time i go to a meeting i put it on -- is he smiling or he has a miserable loo

of the weakest retail names month-to-date, wayfair and dsw, down 20% francesca, steve madden, michael korsamazon we talked about earlier, usually a winner, down 16% just since october 1st. but of course, we know really sliding heavily on what they reported yesterday there are some retail standouts. since october 1st, children's place up 13%, walmart and burlington stores up 5%, and nordstrom up 3%. it's actually the only department store in the green month-to-date. now, a lot of these retail names are selling off with the market because many actually have not reported their third quarter results yet, and even fewer have announced holiday strategies analysts, consultants, even ceos all expect the holiday season will be strong, which could be the shot that these stocks need to turn around and target ceo brian cornell told me he feels more ready than ever for this holiday season, and you might remember, last year's holiday season was actually unexpectedly very strong for target. so, we still have two very important, really three very important months to go because january's a big return seaso

. >> tracking tropical storm michael out here and it is moving over georgia and now kor dropping a lot of rain. you can see heavy rain from columbia up through charlotte. so this is the latest for you. and the latest stats on michael it's 30 miles west of augusta, georgia with maximum sustained winds of 50 miles per hour moving northeast at 21 miles per hour. there is the track as it still remains a tropical storm here as it goes through the carolinas and then up the east coast. so by friday 2 a.m., an area of low pressure but still looking at 50-mile-per-hour winds sustained there. and we're talking about a lot of rain so all the way up through georgia and the carolinas there looking at as much as 10 inches of new rainfall. that's not good. they are still recovering from hurricane florence. so the storm still strong despite being over land. that wind damage likely through georgia and the carolinas. flooding rains possible up to washington, dc. we'll talk about our weather here at home, a big warmup is on the way. details on that coming up. jaclyn? >>> and caltrans has some overnight r