take abercrombie & fitch ceo mike jeffries, for example.es, this is the buy who helped revive the company. now he might be completely responsible for its total demise. on top of that, he comes off like a total tool. forget infamous comments about how he won't make clothes for fat people and draconian rules how store staffers have to dress on the job this, guy dictates what kind of underwear his staff can wear on the corporate jet. i'm not i had canning you about this. so with abercrombie sales plummeting, we want to know how is it possible he still has the job of ceo? brian and james freeman are here to try to help us see both side of this. okay, guys. this is the famous quote. a lot of people don't want to in our clothes. are we exclusionary, absolutely. those companies are in trouble trying to target everybody old, fat, skinny. you become totally vanilla. you don't alienate but don't excite anybody. it is hard to hate fat people and get away with it in this country but he doesn't make anything more than a size 10. that is 67% of the peopl

eastern on "money," how does abercrombie & fitch ceo mike jeffries still have a job?ss decisions to even worse personal choices you have to wonder who thinks he should still be in charge. we'll have fun and debate it. shareholders beware. that is the latest from the fox business, giving you the power to prosper. lori: existing home sales slip ad little in september as higher prices hurt affordability. it is also hitting homebuilder shares today. have a look. down across the board by 2%. 1.75. kb home off more than 3%. with the housing situation being a key metric for the feds, will the report give those who wanted a delayed taper more ammo? for that let's turn to peter barnes in d.c. peteer? >> hey, lori. economist for the national association of realtors, lawrence sun, think as softer housing market due to run-up in mortgage rates the past six months would delay tapering by the federal reserve. would likely delay a cut in the $85 billion a month in the qe bond purchases, but, for now it is kind of wait and see after september unit sales declined 1.9% in a bit of cool