he was among the first to carry brands like ralph lauren. he was 82 years of age. >>> >>> rescue crews are up against the clock in the search for a missing ski instructor near lake tahoe, carson may has been missing for more than 48 hours now. more than four feet of snow has fallen in the area. he was last seen on thursday at sugar bowl ski area where he works. search crews are now having to battle the elements. >> the area where the search is happening is extremely dangerous, we have been checking out that area and setting off a few small sides. >> this is a perfect storm, we have a lot of snow that fell, we now have rain that's falling. >> research crews did continue their search into this evening. >>> and armed with knives, a popular restaurant robbed in the east bay. the people seen here robbed a wing stop in martinez. the men demandeded the safe be opened and then they fled with the money. they are still on the loose, no one was injured in that robbery. >>> a sign ruined, and tonight police are looking for the people responsible for thi

second stock, ralph lauren, more cautious and price target 115 from 135.ys consensus seems to be getting too aggressive given the macro backdrop we have been seeing across apparel and accessories. rav the street modeled, so in the stock they're saying it prefers pbh over ralph lauren giving the improving trends at calvin klein. >> eyes and ears sometimes may be always your best investing thing, the peter lynch model, bought a flannel shirt, $154, marked down to $32. i got it for $32. >> that would be a bad trend. >> bad. >> they're saying calvin klein is a good thing. >> no, ralph lauren. >> oh, oh. ralph lauren, sorry. >> give stuff away because the weather was so warm, nobody was buying anything. next up, speaking of warm weather, melissa, hawaiian holdings, didn't you just get back from hawaii. deutsche bank upgrading it. it soars 40 from 35. pleasantly surprised by the revenue prevailable seat model forecast from hawaiian air. and believe it or not, the stabilization of the japanese yen added because people come from japan to hawaii, their earnings top

. >> ralph lauren seems so overside. doesn't trade at this price very often. r.l. >> gee?ngratulations to crimson tide. roll tide. look at you. >> i watched the game. >> kicked harvard's -- this year. >> a family show. >> ibb gets you done. >> i'm melissa lee. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for more . . . z. >> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. i am trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but educate and put it in context. all me or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> one story on everyone's lips. how in the heck is it possible that our stock market isn't soaring every day on the news at

ralph lauren just going back negative. at one point it was slightly positive. so retailers, the beaten down ones, maybe it's short covering as part of the story, maybe fundamental buyers, but the retailers standing out as a relative winner in today's trade. >> thank you very much. weak u.s. economic data contributing to today's big sell-off, and retail sales, steve liesman, right at the heart of that weak data. >> they're not incredibly weak. they could have helped the story. this market could have plunged -- people said, wait a second, the u.s. economy is strong. we didn't get that. we got softer economic data. i want to go through the data overall what we got today. what is green is good and yellow is i'm wondering about and red is bad. take a look at the first thing. one green spot here is housing. new starts have been good. prices have been good and firm. but lower existing sales. overall that's in the green when it comes to the u.s. economy. but as tyler said, we got the consumer retail spending numbers and they were soft for december. that's a negative pa

that is ralph lauren. we know ralph and his brother jerry. i run into jerry. good guy. >> did jerry work for the family. >> he is in the business, sure. >> good. >> can we talk about dogs? they are coming up. the show is going to the dogs. there are new dogs competing at the westminster dog show. >> big article in the "new york times." where do dogs come from. >> where do they come from. >> not necessarily wolves. off shot of wolves. >> dinosaurs. >> not necessarily the case. could be dinosaurs. >> i read the headline. >> you didn't read the fine in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in albany, the nanotechnology capital of the world. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov >> all right. let's talk to anna gilligan, shall we. >> anna gilligan, so good to see you wha

you have brands kors or rainfall rainfall -- ralph lauren, they say go over here.s from the big cities, now they're next to the mall. neil: that's true. today's giant could be tomorrow's, we'll see what happens. >> that is the great thing about the business. people are always coming up with new ideas. you have to come up with them or you're not going to be in business. neil: you're right about that allen, thanks for taking the time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. neil: allen questions strom. we should be hearing momentarily from adele. what a tease, huh? more after this. and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. you premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells

>>lauren: work when you wanted to. you have a list. and so, ralph, tell me what you would do. to take care of my immediate family. after that, i would donate a portion of it to charity. and then, i would take and secure myself by taking trips all over the country, all over the world. i would just -- >>lauren: sound like fun. a lot of people, of course, dreaming of what they would do with all of this money. so, if you still want to take a chance, you have until 10 o'clock tonight here in north carolina to get a ticket. the drawing is at 10:59 right before our 11 o'clock news. so, you can tune into the news as well to see the winning numbers. reporting live in asheville, lauren brigman, news 13. >>holly: great ideas. lots of people like to travel. we hope to share that powerball jackpot with you at home. wlos bought 50 tickets and we will split any winnings of $10,000 or moror with 13 randomly selected awe adults. >>jay: go to our took page and register to win. you have until 10 o'clock tonight to do it. >>holly: you don't have to even pay your own money if you don't believe in

ralph will be on "fox & friends" this morning at 6:15. >>> a fox business alert. investors on edge as the dow dives more than 500 points. >> laurenth what will be on wall street. >> call it a late day rally on wall street. the dow falls 249 points and investors are relieved. the average has been down 565 points responding to free falling oil prices. cheap oil plus a slow down in china has pushed markets sharply lower this year. the east coast is expected to get hit with a winter storm tomorrow. this weekend if you are traveling into it call your airlines. united jetblue and southwest are offering travel waivers even refunds for passengers in affected cities. amazon is offering full refunds to any customer who bought a hoover board on its site. the move is in response to falls, fires and injuries sparked by the board. volvo wants to ensure no one dies or gets hurt in any of the vehicles ever. that's why the auto maker wants to have a driverless car with special technologies to protect drivers and passengers on the market by 2020. fans waiting for the next star wars will have to wait a little bit longer. episode 8 now coming decemb

lauren. >>> 6:07 right now. in brooklyn, one family will have to ride out the store without heat. small children. she says she's been living without heat in her building on ralph avenue in crown heights, brooklyn, since last week. she says she contacted the company that manages the building. so far, they have not helped her. she's boiling water to bathe her children, and they all sleep in one bedroom in front of space heaters. >> i'm scared that snowing, freezing, and then the portable heater i have won't work. >> news 4 investigates found the violations on file with the department of buildings. >>> parts of washington, d.c., will be shutting down ahead of the storm that could bury the nation's capital in up to 30 inches of snow. plans already announced for government offices to close at noon. bus and subway service will also shut down a little later today and remain suspended for saturday and sunday. starting at 9:30 this morning, taxi drivers will begin charging a snow emergency fare. passengers will have to pay an extra $15 on top of the regular fare. you can track the storm and get the latest advisories any time with the nbc new york app. it is available r