there will be two saks players in the new horn section.ng them, the talented jake clemons, nephew of clarence. bruce and the e street band will play the grammys and apollo theater before heading out on the road with their new band mates. >>> we are learning what was in the file of the fbi compiled on steve jobs back in 1991. he had just been nominated by the first president bush to serve on an advisory council that. triggered an fbi background investigation. while jobs was wildly admired by his colleagues, it says, some who worked with him considered him arrogant, told the fbi about his failure to support a daughter born out of wedlock, past drug use which jobs copped to in his own interview with fbi agents. one document reveals, quote, several vides questioned mr. jobs' honesty, stating jobs will twist the truth and distort reality in order to achieve his goals," as you may know by now, kodak is in the midst of bankruptcy proceedings, and the company announced today they will stop making digital cameras, video cameras and digital picture

oh, yes, she was very sexy, beautiful lady and she invited me into the back room and served me sak . go on! go on! well i stayed there all afternoon. talking and drinking saki and suddenly she looked at me and said, mr. kimono man, come closer. closer. and she looked me right in the eyes and said, i think i'm falling in love with you. i am! i love you. i want you. i need you. then she started taking off her kimono. she started to take off her - what happened next! calm down. i can't. i'm just so jealous. wow you must have had a wonderful night together. you think so? yeah. actually, no. no. just because right as i was kissing her. samurais brother suddenly came home. diver suddenly came home. what happened? well, when he saw us he was so angry and he puld out his sword and was going to kill me. oh! how exciting. it was not exciting. what happens. as he ran towards me, he slipped on the shiney floor and dropped his sword. so, i picked it up and i cut him down! you killed? that's right. at that point the wife took out 100 yellow gold coins and said, come on, let's run away together. no

department stores like macy's and saks struggle to sell clothing and other items. >> the consumer product safety commission is making it easy for you to learn about recalls. it is launching a cell phone at to tell consumers about the safety of products. all you have to do is type in the product's name and it will tell you if the product has been recalled. >> we can work is in order on the metro. blue and orange lines will be worked on. shuttles will be provided to commuters. in all cases, you can expect delays of up to 30 minutes. >> we have been pretty lucky about the weather this winter, but check out the scene in poland. most of the central and eastern europe is buried under heavy blanket of snow. more than 100 people have died in the region and a lot of countries are calling on the red cross for help. >> some incredible video from japan, an incredible record also in the northern europe. it is crazy. we have been pretty much protected from a because the weather winds have been keeping it locked up to the north. now we get a couple of snowflakes on sunday. >> was the started and look at

these medications include saks, prozac, -- adderall, ambien.edication. i have a lot of friends and associates and i have talked to people who have used marijuana to get off those medications. to stop using theç more dangers medications. thank you. -- xdto stopç using the more dangerous medications. thank you. >> i am a patient. i have three

these medications include saks, prozac, -- adderall, ambien.ibe medication. i have a lot of friends and associates and i have talked to people who have used marijuana to get off those medications. to stop using theç more dangers medications. thank you. -- xdto stopç using the more dangerous medications. thank you. >> i am a patient. i have three children and none of them use drugs. marijuana is a medicine. the there is separation between my use and my children's availability for them to access it. youñr keep it like you would medicine. keep away from your children. i think -- i have been tooç may dispensaries in sentences go. i keep coming back to the green cross for two reasons. they have the best quality and the best price. if you want to support what makes san francisco unique and interesting,w3 supporting successful good businesses, you should support the green cross. i have done the research. they're the best. that is all i have to say. thank you. commissioner antonini: thank you. >> cresskill videtsfisit does sy medication to keep from

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charged two thousand and two with felony for stealing some six thousand dollars a bunch of guys from saks fifth avenue we. were known as raiders. of the down fall when it was so sad but the reason we even brought this is because there's a new study done by a psychologist university of berkeley and university of toronto and they analyze people's behaviors through a series of experiments and they found that the wealthy upper classes are more likely than poor folks to break laws while driving take candy. children and a lie for financial gain yeah i know shocker there what i think is interesting is what kind of agenda was behind these researchers though did they cater this study so they could say in the headline they took candy from babies more often because they they and one of the parents they did i would do is it does i mean it's pretty smart was have them you know given a char of candy and they could take whatever amount they wanted knowing that it was going to go to kids afterwords and the rich people took more but i just think that's a little bit of brilliance on the part of the number

you can see the next republican presidential debate right here on cnn coming this wednesday from me saks 8:00 p.m. eastern time. speaking of the presidential contenders almost all of them have released their tax returns. latest rick santorum. we're taking a close look at how he made all his millions and what he spent south on. but first a cnn exclusive, inside syria. we go inside a makeshift clinic inside the city of homs. while some fiber ads use super models, metamucil uses super hard working psyllium fiber, which gels to remove unsexy waste and reduce cholesterol. taking psyllium fiber won't make you a model but you should feel a little more super. metamucil. down with cholesterol. . >>> dozens of new deaths are being reported in syria amid the government's continued military onslaught against its own citizens. the stiff homs is taking the worse of it. the international committee of red cross says it's unable to reach trapped citizens in devastated areas of the city. residents said they have not had any humanitarian aid reach them in more than a month. the shelling is in defiance of a

so i'm like four blocks away at saks fifth avenue or something, which is -- so i said oh my gosh.are mornings where i really wanted to go to the ladies room. one of those. but instead -- so i got out a couple blocks away and just ran and hauled it. >> no makeup. >> wasn't my best work, but i was happy to help the first hour. >> yep. >> happy to help. >> we have to pitch in every now and then. >> the news department. >> so there's a lot of controversy surrounding the "national enquirer" and they often -- >> often dip into it. >> there was a photo that we are not showing you. it was an unauthorized photo that shows whitney houston laying in her coffin wearing a purple dress. and the headline screams, "whitney, the last photo." now, they're telling everybody it was taken obviously by someone who was at the funeral in new jersey, they didn't say who took the picture. this thing went all over twitter. a lot of people who were on twitter were saying whoever sold that photo to the paper also sold their soul. it would have had to have been someone who was invited to attend the funeral. >>

nordstrom, neiman, saks. >> that is a changing economy and improving economy, more so than any one holidays right. i think we are seeing the consumer being a little more flush with cash, more confident in the job situation, able to spend a little more, on the high end feeling more confident as the recovery progresses. >> do you think that is because of the stock market? >> the market is certainly helping, you definitely at the high end you see that helping with the trading volume. >> i'm just trying to figure out why the high end continues moving forward and really doing well in any environment and the low end struggles. not low end but mid-level, right? >> right. it's the middle that is continuing to be under pressure, you're seeing the pressure at some of the mid-tier department stores, high end are reliant -- they feel comfortable when the market is going up. most of that segment of the market is employed and to the extent you have stability and feeling good about your job, gif gives you flexibility to be spending. have a nice valentine's day see you soon. >>> up next, cnbc's jeff cox g

saks has been doing a nice job. i like the ones that have a little more wind at their back and that is t.j. maxx and limited. >> i hear you. >> in terms of retail, i don't follow retail stocks but i follow the retail malls markets. they have significant head winds over the near term. you have overbuilding and oversupply from the bubble. secular shift. the internet represents a significant amount of shopping in retail. it's going to increase. that increase is going to fly in the face of the supply you have in the overbuilding in the bubble. the landlords simply have problems. nordstrom's margins are increasi increasing. >> are you looking at mall reits in particular? specific names? >> i haven't mentioned any names. i'm not prepared to do that now. i can give you the general space as an actual real estate. actual real estate dinjes performance from the actual reits. the real estate has an issue. you have the internet, supply and demand and then you have interest rate bubble volatility that is going up. what is going

macy's and saks bagging some good numbers. there's a whole nuther story for the little guy.businesses are weathering the storm. >> the mom and pop operations get caught in between the rising fuel costs, the rising prices, and a fixed price for their customers. no one knows that better than the restaurant. we want to bone of beef here in chicago. costs them more to get everything from the bread to the meat into the restaurant they deliver so there's a direct impact when they fuel delivery trucks. >> upgraded to smaller fuel efficient vehicles. we look at everything. there's no question. as debt rises, it's a cost we have to be concerned with. so as we look at everything we consider all possibilities. certainly as a family owned company, you know, we certainly don't want to ever impact our work force or anything else. but we try to be creative with how we will solve that problem. >> and looking at the price of a gallon of regular, downtown chicago, just about $3.80 per gallon. the bigoses, new york, chicago, l.a., get hit harder. sometys on the west coast are already paying ov

greece early yesterday and some bull elisa hahn earnings reports from the like of home depot, macy's, saksng out in the consumer sector. it pushed above 13,000 just a couple of times. if you blinked, you might have missed it but generating a lot of psychological boost here. it doesn't mean anything fundamentally but clearly these round numbers generate a lot of interest. the futures are veryling changed. we are waiting for more earnings reports later on this afternoon. >> nike is making headline as they get ready for the olympics. >> yeah, they are unveiling rare new technology. they comb ought with a lot of new sleek gear four years ago. they have new stuff for the london olympics. that is the proturbo speed, the sprinter shoe they say is lighter than your skin. and the fly knit shoes. it is all one thread that they are going to build out their new shoe line with. the lightest running shoes they've ever made. they came out with new basketball stuff as well. i asked him if he could jump higher. he said they are about a pound lighter. he may not be able to run faster are, jump higher but th

look at saks, but nordstrom disappointing. limited another stellar month, up 9%. triple what was expected. this one all over the map but zooming past expectations this time around up nearly 11%. now, a very disappointing december. target posted an increase of 4.3% for january estimates, better than expected, big disappointment out of wet seal. you can see here down 13% for the teen retailer. and while december was a great month for macy's, january wasn't. disappointing there as well. the volume of earnings updates today greater than expected. abercrombie & fitch, ann taylor and wet seal guiding lower and trading lower as well. abercrombie & fitch, one of the retailers blaming that warmer than normal weather for weakness in sweaters, fleece and outer wear. slashing fourth quarter and full year guidance assuming flat comps, piper jaffry downgrading ann taylor to underweight. now, gap, limited, kohl's, macy's, ross stores, tjx and big lots, all higher. gap shares up more than 9%. one of the leaders of the s&p 500 today. simon. >> thank you very much, courtney. let's

difficult and i see it being a pretty close game, but unless the giants get to the him and get a bunch of saksat tom will end up winning, by three or four points. >> reporter: and if he gets that, harris, he will tie tom brady, the tom he's referring to. joe montana and terry bradshaw the only quarterback to have four super bowl titles, and in terms of mvp joe montana the the om one to have three. one quick note. talk about an omen, giants for a brief period had up on their website, super bowl champions, not something you want to do the day before. that fires the other team up and could be, that mysterious hex at that goes on your franchise. giants fans certainly hope that's not the case. >> harris: that's very funny. you said the pats simulated the whole thing. who played madonna. >> i'm not going to say. they made the team stop now and go to the locker room. i don't think they simulated-- there is only one madonna, could you do a mean impersonation if i put you to the test and you're joining us every friday on "fox & friends." >> harris: i mean, i am, with the black history month series and

there are several firms, goldman saks, projects that 2017 the united states could be the largest producer of oil in the world surpassing saudi arabia, surpassing russia, and the reason for that is the shale boom in the united states, allowing the industry to get access, allowing the industry to move forward under appropriate regulation. not burdensome regulation. as we grow production -- >> larry and bruce, what's the cost of that? how many -- what's the risk to our climate? what's the risk to our water shed for doing that? >> i can't go down that road tonight. i want to establish -- we almost had common ground on mr. obama marching towards republican energy policy. we're almost good on there. thank you, gentlemen. the next question on this whole theme is whether high oil and gasoline prices are going to sink the economy because, as we just learned, it's iran, and it's the traders iffing long on the supply shortages from the gulf -- from the strait of hormuz. there's nothing we can do about this in the short run. i actually agree with president obama on that. let's talk to cnbc contributo

saks ax and >>james: representatives have insisted on a more european reforms. leaders planned to meet in brussels on thursday to discuss with the will do next. a british singer is awarded nearly $1 million in the uk phone hacking case. triolet -- charlotte church says she was hounded and received were the nine had a $50,000 today. >>darya: when it in the united states army is looking at hydrogen fuel cell vehicles hoping that sometime in the near future they will play important military roles. the military has been considering alternative fuels because of the difficulty, expense in danger of securing the oil and gasoline supplies. in >>james: when we come back the latest hot-shooting at a school in ohio. here is a live look at the golden gate. we will be right back. ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast speeds. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small busin

this -- >> i'm chairman and ceo of goldman saks and i support marriage equality. america's corporations learned long ago that equality is just good business and is the right thing to do. >> in american politics, if you have both a majority of voters and the 1% on the other side of an issue, it's not a question of if you'll lose but when. for a generation of liberals still scarred by mcgovern's defeat, the cultural leader out of touch with good, honest church going americans, it is difficult to internalize the fact that the left is winning the culture war. and not only are we winning, the culture war is good for progr s progressi progressives. pat buchanan wrote a strategy memo outlining a strategy for nixon. they said it would cut the democratic party and country in half but that nixon would get far the larger half. it's time for liberals to start realizing we are now the larger half. right now, i am joined by michaela angela davis, a writer and former executive fashion and beauty editor for "essence" magazine. richard kim, my friend and colleague at the nation wh

as it approaches the goldman saks was short.that position and taking the new position. wti times spread sees further pressure. meanwhile, gold prices replain rather flat right now, even more than greece. a lot of gold traders focused on ben bernanke. back to you guys. >>> about 5 1/2 minutes before the bell. time for cramer's "mad dash." yesterday it was earnings that actually beat plus. >> what's incredible to me about coinstar is 12 million short. notice, i understand that people felt coinstar could be blockbuster. it's been adopted by a lot of people. it's a generational thing. there's a lot of younger people that know hoses to stream, and a lot of parents want to pop in the dvd with the kids in the car, boom, that's coinstar. should it be up ten? there's no stock around, there's no supply, just a lot of short. even the ncr deal would have been enough better quarter, would have been enough vising tie-in, you know? >> in terms of acquire -- more physical dvd assets, is that the way to go? when you look at that business model,

you know, the wealth effect, which i heard the ceo of saks on your network yesterday talking about a housing prices and stock prices. we've clearly had a rally in stock prices. that helps to an extent. but it helps at the high end. while at the low end, the impact of rising gasoline prices is probably, you know, a bigger effect given the magnitude of the move that we've seen. yes you'll probably just continue at the current trend which is high-end retailers do quite well. if you listen to walmart's report yesterday, they clearly are already starting to feel the effects. >> yeah. >> and even, we see central banks making moves. that's going to inflate commodity costs before it can inflate a balance sheet at home, yes? >> fascinating point, carl. because if you remember during qe-2 the fed underwent a lot of criticism on using the dollar as one of their transmission mechanisms. that is you increase the monetary base, by definition the dollar should go down. that would spur exports but also spurs higher commodity prices. so you heard central banks from the emerging world criticizing that

kors is the favorite of saks and the outlet stores love kors. europe which had 35% comp.is a remarkable growth story. >> north america comp 38%. just a blowout number. my question is this, even though the beat was so massive this quarter for q4 they see ten to 12, estimates 11. does the traj stop here? >> basil is looking bad. these guys underpromised, overdelivered and it still works in this market. >> you're making interesting comparisons against coach this morning. >> conch rs even though it's been public for a matter of weeks has one-third the market cap of coach, a company that has four times the revenue and obviously a lot more history doing this as a public offering. >> and i'm sure frank will notice the disparity because of coach's tremendous expansion in china. >> we're talking about the forward pe in terms of multiples. forward pe for kors is 65. for coach is in the low 20s. so there's quite a disparity in terms of the valuation of kors. it seems like a momentum stock. it's number two in mark share in handbags behind coach. the more logo -- you know those logo h

. >> this saks business, the outlet business, people forget, this company could double -- it's stillan infancy. an exit interview yesterday. >>> the chief creative officer of michael -- >> i always wanted to be the chief creative officer of something. >> you are of "mad money." >> but i wasn't one of the people asked to join the yahoo! board. >>> if you're scott thompson, the new ceo, they put out a statement in response to dan loeb with four nominees, he wants to replace the replaismts, it's disappointing that he chose a disruptive past just as the company is moving forward. i don't know what's going to happen there, but this cannot help the disruption. he says it's not enough, the guys are not media savvy enough that they put in there. more of a turnaround. >> you're looking at core business just doing so badly, i don't care who is running it. >> you may be hearing reports that -- it's unclear that yahoo! is wanting to talk about a taxable deal. still being able to raise some money, but not nearly so much. >> we keep thinking there's going to be a deal. >>> tonight on "mad money"?

>> goldman friggin' saks. >> this president was the one after all who said i'm not going to be held to, they had an agreement. >> made a vow to the voters and broke his word. >> the press made him pay a price for that. >> oh, yeah they really held his feet to the -- look it's not about obama and romney. it's about us. it's about america. stand up! and let me give you a place to do it, buddyroemer.com, please. >> write that down, joe. >> you got buddyroemer.com, the donations are limited to what? >> $100 or less, no pac money. >> i'm going to be starting crimson tide pac for buddy and you can give me $10 million and we'll funnel this into his campaign. >> i want matching states. thanks. >> you apologize to donny. >> for what? he told me to shut up. >> anybody ever told to you shut up on the show before? >> that's terrible. i don't like those words. >> i'm mitt romney. >> that's foul language in the household. >> you said something else we're not going to repeat. >> hush. >>> one of the stars of "big miracle" dermot mulroney joins us on set. we're back in a moment. this is an rc robotic