joining us is saks ceo marc metrick.d morning. >> thank you for having me. >> tell us more about what you're seeing in this data. is it surprising to see a tick up in luxury spending? >> we've always said when it comes to the luxury consumer, they are last in and first out of these moments. that's what we're seeing. you put it into the lead. it's the first increase in this type of response we've seen since way back in may of '22. it's encouraging. >> any sense of what's driving it? >> i think when you look back -- it was an interesting phenomenon we've been watching. the luxury consumer, 70% of them, even last time and this time indicated they felt comfortable about their own financial situation but were more concerned about the overall economy. since this is more of a sentiment-based consumer, the luxury consumer basis on that, we are starting to see them feel things are going to be, less worse. i'm not saying they're not still concerned but less concerned than they've been. i think you'll see that move into their psych

his work is on the cover of essence and has been on the racks at saks and neiman marcus and target. i take the time to really think about different women in the same garment, and i really do. when you put on my clothes, it almost feels like an armor, but a comfortable armor because the fabric looks rigid and like it's stiff. but it stretches. hudson says he's always had an eye for fashion, even as a kid growing up in ridgeway south carolina, a town of fewer than 500 people, i remember just having this innate sense ability about fashion really just helping my mom get ready at as young as 5 or 6 years old. her asking me what color shoes she should wear, or does this jacket look right and me telling her, you need to take it in a little in the way things like that as a five year old. yeah, absolutely. i remember it clear as day while he had some breakout moments in his 20s, it took a while before he was able to make a living from his lifelong passion in fashion. there are so many avenues and you can be the best, but if you're not in the right place at the right time or you don't know th

the advisor to the ukrainian defence ministry, yuriy sak, says the russian president is trying to stopxport routes. meanwhile, ukraine's generals are reporting significant progress in the counter—offensive against russia's invasion. they say their troops have breached the first line of russian defences in the south, near zaporizhzhia. the generals said extensive minefields had blocked troops for several weeks — leaving them vulnerable to russian shelling. but they say that painstaking mine clearance has now allowed the forces to advance. kiev says its forces are making gains in the south of the country, and has in recent weeks expanded its units towards the strategic town of tokmak — a logistical centre for russian forces. earlier, i spoke to our diplomatic correspondent in kyiv, paul adams, to take a look at all these developments. this is something that had been anticipated for some time. we should emphasize that there's no real suggestion that alexi resnikoff we should emphasize that there's no real suggestion that 0leksii reznikov himself was involved in any corruption. but there w

therefore, in principle, i understand the expediency of the existence of this organization or institute saklet's say it, but i see that after all, he must first of all plan consumers of these products, and the second is to make the level of cooperation between these enterprises bring it to a different level. well, the third aspect is probably that not all enterprises involved in the functioning of the industrial park are state-owned. what apparently, there is an enterprise that is not state-owned, but also produces products or components that can be used in this way. and that's why , well, i would say that you know it , you can even say it like a quasi- ministry. well, but since the ministry usually no longer has production capacity and ukroboronprom has production capacity, it is clear that if the level of responsibility is still greater, but at the same time the level of influence on the processes is much higher, yes, that is, if you are just a large corporation by and large, then you it is much easier to coordinate one's activities without waiting for any signals from above well , we wil

live now to yuriy sak, an advisor to ukraine's defence minister. he joins us from kyiv. talk to you again. let us first of all talk about the change of the defence minister, oleksii reznikov is going. is it time for new leadership in your opinion? it time for new leadership in your opinion?— it time for new leadership in your opinion? good morning, sall . your opinion? good morning, sally- we. — your opinion? good morning, sally- we. as _ your opinion? good morning, sally. we, as a _ your opinion? good morning, sally. we, as a nation, - your opinion? good morning, sally. we, as a nation, we i your opinion? good morning, | sally. we, as a nation, we are now driven by a one single object and goal, which is to defeat the enemy on the battlefield and to win this war and to restore stability and security in europe and the world. the captain of our team is our commander—in—chief, president zelensky, so he makes decisions about how in his view is best to achieve the goals that we have ahead of us, and this specific stage, so the move that is announced and now reflects the presi

yuriy sak is a an adviser to ukraine's defence minister — he gave us his assessment of the change of minister. we as a nation, we are now driven by one single objective and goal, which is to defeat the enemy on the battlefield and to win this war, and restore stability and security in europe and the world. the captain of our team is our commander—in—chief, president zelensky. so he makes decisions about how, in his view, is best to achieve the goals that we have ahead of us at this specific stage. so, the move that is announced now reflects the president's vision. you mentioned that reznikov was the minister of defence was over 550 days. and as somebody who works with him closely, i can tell you that every single one of these 550 days, he woke up and went to bed with one single thought on his mind, how to get the ukrainian army more weapons, how to make sure the ukrainian defenders have the tools that they need to protect our shared values, to protect our cities, to protect our skies, to protect our people. we welcome now that the decision will be approved by parliament. i am sure th

but tony saks talking to tony blinken. we don't know but voters know who decided it was a good idea for everyone -- everyone going there and getting nothing for biden to grovel to vietnam. who put the surrender language in his script. >> what the scrip trip was abous than containing china. i don't want to contain china, i just want to make sure we have a relationship with china that is on the up and up, squared away. i want to see china succeed economically. i want to see them succeed by the rules. >> laura: of course, when we have a figure head president, voters are going to be kept in the dark. as america continues to see the boot licking buffoonery of this white house, tony blinken is spending so much time in beijing, i think he should have his mail forwarded there at this point for at least for the time biden is in office. is he going back to beijing this year. voters may believe that the current dynamic, this white house is functioning as a nursing home, it's going to begin and end with biden, right? well, that would

other stores also closing like nordstrum and sak's off fifth closing as well here.t is the loss of retail going to do to san francisco? and when will people wake up? >> even if you go to like walgreen's security guards at the front trying to prevent people from stealing basic necessities. basic necessities are like boxed up in like plastic boxes. >> laura: what does it feel like when you go in a store and like toothpaste is behind thick plastic enclosures now? >> i'm used to it. >> do you get numb to what is happening around you? people shooting around. >> i see it a lot. >> laura: do you want it to improve. >> yeah. i don't think anyone likes living like this. >> laura: do you think people get numb to what is going on here in the city with obviously the drugs, the crime. >> i don't know if people are numb to it. people are aware of it and talk about how it feels -- especially since covid really it's mainly the shift has kind of changed, i'm worried about the future of the city overall. >> you were here when it opened? >> yeah i lived right here like you said and it

yuriy sak is a an advisor to ukraine's defence minister — he gave his assessment of how ukraine's counteroffensivewe've always said to our partners that we need just more weapons and patience and its beginning to pay off. of course, we are quietly optimistic. we don't want to heighten expectations, but the situation in the southern axis of the front line is very dynamic. we are having progress. we're moving forward. and we willjust keep at the demining efforts and we are breaking through the first defence lines, which is very important. and as our commander of the southern grouping, general panofsky, said, you know, it is very likely that the progression, after breaking through the first defence lines, will probably be not as difficult as it has been so far. our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, gave us this update from kyiv. a lot of academic debate about what constitutes a breach of the russian defensive lines and what the russian defensive lines and what the russian defensive lines and what the russian defensive lines really are and if you look at a map of the lines it is a very complex set

you know, goldman saks did a survey of small business owners and they said 91 percent said it's importantir business would be negatively impacted by one. do you two see a way to avoid in this weekend? first, congressman mccaul? >> well, i know the speaker is working on a potential cr bill that has border security on it, as well as the debt commission. whether we can pass that tomorrow remains to be seen and then we have to get this through the senate by saturday or the government does shut down. and i said survey, i have seen this movie before. it never ends very well government shutdown hurts everybody, including our military, our border patrol and our economy. so i hope we don't get to that point but if i'm looking at vegas odds, i would say it's very likely. >> yeah. >> and, bret, i couldn't agree more. >> bret: go ahead, congressman phillips. >> i couldn't agree more. >> bret: people are frustrated with the fiscal cliffs we face pretty much every time. >> let me say first of all as a small business owner and one who recognizes why those numbers are glaring, the sba won't be processing

wall street in wait and watch mode in the runt up to wednesday's decision, goldman saks disney outperform" closer says enter the mouse house, david dietze, peapack. you like it at this price. >> you have the writers strike. historic transition from linear tv over to streaming. as a result, disney is not just down 22% this year but at a nine-year low. these are world class assets. seven of the 10 top theme parks in the world are owned by disney of course one in orlando. eight out of 10 box office hits. world class content. liz: am i wrong trading pe 69? that is expensive. >> so i mean, in this business you always have to look forward. in our work fact set trading 1times next year's earnings. liz: flex year's earnings. >> discount to the s&p five hundred. you have a dow stock, world class assets, market multiple, that makes no sense. liz: you have to ask yourself is disney going away? no it is not. >> no it is not. liz: no it is not. so you want to pick good stocks going through bad times. what else do you follow in an era that we are in the middle of which is the federal reserve will leave

where does the anglo-sak connect? compare with the axis that brig creates - this is the south north axis and it also passes through the caucasus right here, so pashinyan doesn’t even understand. what kind of game is he getting into? despite the fact that the next karabakh war ended in 2020, the process of conflict resolution continues to this day. in addition , armed clashes occur from time to time on the border of armenia and azerbaijan, which aggravate the contradictions and move away from the signing of a peaceful agreement, the situation is unclear, as with the lachin road, connecting the armenians living in karabakh from the territory of armenia and the zangezur corridor, which was supposed to connect the azerbaijani expulsion. nakhichevan with azerbaijan and at the same time problems in the south caucasus are beneficial, perhaps, only to one country and the wound, which is against the backdrop of another escalation. the conflict is trying to restore. its historical significance in the region, but what should i n

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a son to me, well , congratulations to you, that would have been something, wow, there’s something, sakting money on the table for your boy, i'm only collecting his bonuses now, i'm collecting daily allowances, there's still documents to be done for leaving, i'm not your helper here, i need to go to the ministry of foreign affairs, well, i'll come somewhere, thank you, grisha, thank you friend for helping, no, but when has that stopped us? what is the difference between your coaching style and gomel’s? i haven’t really worked with the team yet, this red car was started by a gomel guy and it drives well. what is definitely different with us is the goal. what do you mean? next year there will be an olympics in munich, we must beat the americans. vladimir petrovich wanted to say that the level of national teams in world basketball is growing, the soviet union national team will prepare for the olympics very seriously. what did you want to say? i wanted to say that there are no eternal empires. in your place because power. america hasn't lost a game, not a single one, since 1936 . how are y

. >>> saks ceo joins us as some households have cuts. >>> we await wednesday's fed decision and, of courseke. our senior markets commentator mike santoli joins us on set with the setup this week, which historicly