kate spade. more demand for their handbag. great news ultimately. royal caribbean. that was a loser. that came under pressure. amazon, google, names to watch tomorrow. as well as shake shack. back to you. (?) charles: i know you like shake shack. thanks a lot, nicole. big week. hilary kramer. she's been spot-on. i'll take her to task about baba. cio of a&g capital. we need all your investment wisdom. you ready? >> absolutely. charles: scottie nell hughes is with us again. hitha herzog, retail analyst. a lot of retail in the news. matt mccaul fonder of penn financials group. we had a great day. (?) so here's our real, real deal. you know what, another one of these tug-of-wars. the market, it took a really -- it took a moment. it erased yesterday's losses. i always say that an assessment of the fomc, isn't the moments after. those last two hours are extra emotional. the next day, rob, what role did the fed play in today's rally? >> i think they played a big role. they basically said they'll hold of

we had sarah silverman in, dana carvey, david spade, chelsea handler. >> jimmy: oh cool. >> a lot oflsea handler. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it goes on and on and on. >> jimmy: yeah. >> david spade. >> jimmy: david spade was there. >> and sometimes. >> jimmy: adam sandler. >> when you get the uh -- chelsea handler. you get these comics in the room with these kids. >> jimmy: like which comics? >> well like david spade. >> jimmy: yeah. >> adam sandler. >> jimmy: oh i love those guys. >> sarah silverman. >> jimmy: i love her. >> drew carey. >> jimmy: fantastic. drew carey. >> did i mention drew carey? >> jimmy: no. >> yeah. george lopez. >> jimmy: george lopez too? >> yeah, and, drew carey. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and drew carey. there's a lot of people. >> sometimes when these kids, when they're with the kids, you don't know who's more immature. >> jimmy: yeah. >> the kids or the comics. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. well that's it. playing around. like, what, for instance what comics, maybe? >> well today like da carvey or david spade. >> jimmy: yeah. >> or sarah silverman. >> jimmy: i love her stu

. >> i was going to say, my mom taught me how to play spades. >> my mom taught me, too.trictive housing unit with inmates accused of more serious crimes, he's made some new friends. >> i'm jay dizzle. i be rapping and stuff. >> that's my bodyguard right there. that's my bodyguard right there. >> that's wacky chan, wacky chan. ♪ ♪ my [ bleep ] bill is too high ♪ ♪ we been around ♪ we get around in your town it's how we get down ♪ >> while gonzales has made the most of his time at the central jail, few things in jail last forever. a couple of days later he was transferred back to the theo lacy jail. he's been assigned to a cell in one of the mods, the very place he wanted to avoid. >> i would probably never be in the mods. the mods is like way inside, like no sunlight, two-man cell. you're in a cell, like they lock the door on you. >> really? that's where i guess you see the real serious. see, that's somewhat disturbing. >> i don't know why they brought me over here. i liked it better over there. >> have you told your mom your moved over here. >> i talked to her. she got r

let's call a spade a spade. and yet, we lack the kind of linguistic wherewithal.hich is much more, it's spiritual to confront it. >> you just said that the capitalism failed in the 1920s, led to the great depression, twice in my lifetime. not your lifetime. but twice, capitalism has failed and yet it's back up on its feet and not only back on its feet but leading the race. just a matter of time before the economy returns to previous highs and capitalism will prove once again it's resilient, it's overly triumphant? >> in some sense that's indisputeable indisputable. but the system may reproduce itself at some higher level, but not necessarily at the level it once achieved. it may reproduce itself at a lower level. that's what the recovery that's happening today is about. most of the jobs that are being created are low-wage jobs. most of the forms are contingent are spreading from one economic sector to another. the social safety net continues to fray. our public amenities continue to decay. our infrastructure is a scandal when compared to western europe. scandalous

let's start with kate spade. course and coach.t there all the time betty. >> how do you know. ? . >> revenue beat analyst estimates. michael kors does not report until next month. it is higher in sympathy by almost 3%. coach came out with results. higher priced items were in the holiday season. comparable sales above analyst estimates. there is also a couple of movers in the transportation phase. >> scarlet, thank you so much. she is going to go over transportation stocks as well. $25 billion ipo last september seen so long ago. alibaba disappointed investors with a quarterly profit that missed wall street estimates. investors taking shares down. you can see over 8%. on top of that, a new controversy brewing between alibaba and chinese regulators. that is clouding the company's outlook. joining us from hong kong is vice-chairman and cofounder of alibaba, joe tsai. >> glad to be here. >> let's start with the numbers first. are you spending too much to get that growth? is that eating too much into your profit? >> we had a good quart

what is so hard about calling a spade a spade here? they are saying we have avenged a prophet as they're killing 12 people. >> like it or not the islamist state is pushing them away along with iran. we have to deal with the situation canada had to deal with, now france has to deal with, that we've been dealing with for the past 13 years. the president's theory -- and josh earnest is the spokesperson for that -- is if we start saying these are radical muslims we're going to get a billion muslims mad at us. i think we should actually give the muslims a little bit more credit. they know the difference between people who want to murder people in cold blood and slaughter the innocent and they know the difference between what they practice. there were three muslim groups a leading sunni group that condemned this attack before they even found out who the attackers were. >> the association of british muslims lieutenant colonel tony shaffer gave a stronger condemnation than our own u.s. president, we have a problem. everyone in the world unders

but the fact that the u.s., especially after 9/11 and in this horrible world does not call a spade a spade and does not realize it is indeed fighting radical islam and fighting terrorism is very disturbing. i think that, you know the white house should stop dealing with linguistics and stop dealing with logistics and fight this terror and the only way you can fight it is by -- it's like a disease. if somebody has cancer and you pro tend he's got the flu he will die. and in this case if some of these terrorists and you pretend he's just, i don't know a law abiding muslim he will kill you. so i think that it is a mistake i think we should see more resolution, more determination to fight this. we've seen what happened in paris. we've seen what is happening in europe and, therefore i think that the prime minister's speech will also be a wake-up call to those people who pretend that this is just a passing affair. it is not. it's a threat. it is led by iran, iran is a terrorist nation it is the greatest perpetrator of terror in the world beyond wanting to become a nuclear power and i think

i think you stay away from kate spade. >> taylor swift is cozying up to the u.s. good. phrases are party like it is 1989. this sick beat. because we never go out of style. can show you incredible things. and nice to meet you. where you been? >> i could show you incredible things. >> says it all the time. the trademarks are being used for merchandise, removable tattoos and nonmedicated toilet trees. >> we are working on a "fast money"song to the shake it off. >> yeah. >> i love that. >> can't wait. all right. we have a ton of earnings out. time for earnings playbook. visa announcing a four for one stock split giving it a smaller impact on the dow. it will go from 9 fors about 2.5%. >> this was somewhat surprising. their spending numbers were up grampt i don't think the split is as excited as the market is getting excited about it. but the data going forward is looking good. i think visa is a buy, believe it or not. >> biogen pops on earnings. >> all this does is show you the strength of biotech here. i am not saying to race out and buy biogen. but i thought the quarter w

. >> charles krauthammer warns us if we don't address this if we don't call a spade a spade we can'tr. >> the french called it a terrorist attack. when josh was interviewed early in the morning he called it violence he didn't attach terrorism to that. then he wanted to wait for all of the attacks to come in. the president called it terrorism but he is not calling it islamic terrorism. >> i think it's critical to the president's world view that the threat of islamic terrorism doesn't exist any more. you can treat it as a law enforcement matter and that is disturbing about the reaction since the attack itself. it is consistent with the president's approach during the first six years of his term in office which augers poorly for an effective response. this was a major event in paris. a military style attack on the capitol city of a major western country and if it could happen in paris it could happen in new york or washington or london. we are very much at risk here. >> they eventually did say it was a terrorist attack but didn't call it an islamic terrorist attack. thank you for clarif

second was kate spade and then tied with kate spade was this handbag company that is a privately held handbag company but this goes to the point that the competition may not necessarily be the ones talking about in terms of stock trades. it can exist elsewhere that could be eroding. coach had a nice day. they're turning back on some of the names beaten so far now. >> macy's in that retail loop as well. stocks have gotten beaten down. the move we saw is the move we saw in the fall as well. next one to the upside. that's what we're in the midst of right now. >> i thought you were going to start talking about cross bodies. >> i was wondering what kind of handbag he had. >> i will tell you -- public service announcer, judith makes nice bags. check out her work. >> it's disturbing how much you know about handbags. we'll look at some of the 13 activists funds and top picks fo 2015 and whether you should get in too. straight ahead. sound good? great. because you're not you, you're a whole airline... and it's not a ticket you're upgrading, it's your entire operations, from domestic to interna

we can isolate countries like pakistan start calling a spade a spade.ting down a hallway. >> it could be anybody. >> in no, i don't know whether you know this story or not, there was a lawyer who worked for al-sharpton who was charged, i think it was rape. they tropical depression the charges. in the investigation, the cops, the new york city cops found a prescription in the lawyers' house for viagra. but guess whose name was on the prescription label? al sharpton. al sharpton's viagra bottle was in this guy's house. so the cops who hate sharpton leak it to the new york daily news. can you imagine? >> well, listen many times on this show i have called sharpton a stickup artist. that is not what i meant, billy. but i would say this. my problem with sharpton isn't that he takes it, it's that he wants to sue pfizer because they it are little blue pills and he thinks they should be little black pills. that's my problem with sharpton at this point. all right? by the way anybody out there listening. if you are in the middle of a corporate shakedown that lasts

. >> you quote the egyptian president calling a spade a spade and saying we need to do that more. i'd also like your perspective on zainib salabi had to say earlier. that is you have to create other opportunities. you have to give especially these young disenfranchised, unemployed young men in particular also young women something else to live for to strive for so they will not take this route. she said the opportunities are broader than the limitations are. do you agree with that? >> i saw that segment. i think that's an interesting observation that certainly there needs to be room for alternatives. however, for someone like me i've never been lacking for alternatives. that may be because of my privileged opportunities in western democracies. >> i think that's her point is that when people don't have that background don't have that privilege. >> but also there is the seduction of islamist ideology is based on a fictional narrative to participate in a restoration of what is a fictional islam. there is not even historic validity to what islamists are seeking. so partly i agree. bro

they want to call a spade a spade. they want to say this is a -- this is one aspect of islam that we want to get rid of. >> right. >> and we should call it that. we shouldn't hide that. >> egain beganly reporting from paris and evan kerlman here. >>> and some praising the terrorist attack and calling for more. >>> and the other major security threat finally getting a good luck cyber warfare. where is america most vulnerable. "the cycle" rolls on on january 14th. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours, but aleve can last 12 hours... and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? aleve, proven better on pain. why do i cook? because i make the best chicken noodle soup. because i make the best chicken noodle soup. because i make the best chicken noodle soup. for every way you make chicken noodle soup, make it delicious with swanson®. curling up in bed with a favorite book is nice. but i think women would rather curl up with their favorite man

>> let's call a spade a spade. the academy voters are 94% white, and male.ation. to toure's point as to whether or not "selma" has gotten and received enough accolade and perhaps ava duvernay doesn't need it the oscars are still one of the most important areas for people to showcase their film. millions watch the oscars around the world. the access that's given to a film once the film is nominated and the film wins that's huge that's massive. i don't think we can necessarily underplay the significantce of the snub. >> they're in the best picture category. >> i get that. >> they will get some of that love. but the problem is not so much with the oscars but with hollywood in general. what is the other picture that you think should be nominated -- >> that's the point. no let me answer. >> the pipeline. the pipeline. >> the point is if you have no open line of people that can greenlight films, we don't know the great films that could have been there. that's the problem. the problem is the same we raised when sony e-mails came out. it reflects the context of how

a spade. >> when you speak with french people and they say they would love to see these muslims integrateommunity but they don't want to. that their lives are all about being muslim. they don't understand why they even want to live in paris, france, when they don't want to seem to partake in the culture at all. >> how do you explain the first victim of the attack right? a policeman, an everyday citizen, an editor with the magazine. >> we're not talking about all muslims. there are these pockets around paris, france where muslim groups tend to live. they don't live in french proper. and -- >> much of that is structural. these are ghettos around the outskirts of french cities. these individuals are utterly segregated from urban spaces from cosmopolitan centers as much is the french model of building distant alienated ghetto also note antifeminism in france is really strong. antihindu sentiment is really strong. i don't want to exceptionalize anti-muslim -- >> and yet there aren't pockets of those groups that wind up killing people for cartoons. i'll take the last word on that one. >> was th

i'm playing some spades.nything works for money. >> at santa rosa, a simple game of spades serves a purpose. the prison-issued playing cards are like nothing you will find on the street. >> these are the only cards they sell, dead people, homicides, missing people. that's all they sell. >> it's cold cases. they hope some of the inmates may see the cards and know something about the case where they can help solve the case, put the family at rest. >> did you ever see anybody you know in there? >> no. if i did, i would still say no. >> why is that? >> because these are dead people. that's, somebody playing for. unsolved homicide. >> when we gave jesse kozlowski a personal camera to use in the privacy of his cell, he explained why he wouldn't help solve any of the cold cases, even if he could. >> would i want a homicide to be solved? i feel ambivalent to that type of question for the simple fact that me being incarcerated for someone snitching, to a certain extent, i hate snitches, so i wouldn't want a homicide t

and cca and take the public spaces and link them to the network of spaces in mission bay the green spades there so we introduce what we call the alley which makes that linkage and then think of hooper and alley alleyway as pedestrian spaces bicycle and pedestrian friendly and move all the loading and trucks and box trucks to the reestablishment channels a nice use of friendly pedestrian and that kind of more loading were added uses then we make linkages through the block to make sure there's pedestrian assess to the larger block and worked with staff at planning to reduce the massing of the building and articulate the openings of the mask of the building the result is kind of a workhorse of american people industrial building you you can see it butts on the sprayer pdr outdoors on the ground floor and they were quite high their 18 foot 3 high they on up around the building to activate the space and looking at the plaza you're looking at could be a pdr use that has food service like side class or magnolia as an example we envision that is as energizing the plazas so as you can see the kind

the last thing i thought was a really good point, to the ace of spades the bloggers what -- the killersof those magazine editors died in a printing plant. if nelson from the simpsons were around, he would go ha, ha. >> the thing that bothers me most about this is why did they allow these people back into the country? if these guys, they knew that they had jihadist pasts, they had these relationships they went to yemen to get trained, or at least one of them did. why in the world is that not sufficient to hold somebody when they come back in. i don't understand its. i think somewhere along the line that french security people lost track of these guys and that's a dangerous thing to do. >> also, think about this, we had these guys on a no-fly list if it were up to the aclu, we wouldn't. because they believe that the no-fly list is unconstitutional. >> unconstitutional. and don't revoke anybody's passport even though they have been radicalized. >> next, we're going to go live to fox news's katrina richb harris with more details on the terrorists and their ties to the terrorist network. sta

shrug the shoulders a little bit, lay the smack down tonight we're in houston for this one no spades,would have his back with the tip in, lee scored 18 points, early 2nd quarter spaced again if he knocked this one down, the jumper gave the warriors a four point lead, 3rd quarter, green loose ball, ahead, steph curry look at this ridiculous. oh balance it, it goes. curry a 27 warriors running away with it, late in the quarter thompson we call this a three ball, yeah he had 27 and this is the icing on the cake, sticky fingers, curry behind the back, harrison barnes doves one in 131-106, six dub and double figures in that one. sharks loading lost part of a tooth and yeah, i'll keep playing against the flames, oh! coburn, he scored a shorthanded goal that means they were a man down and still blasted between the pipe, they're up 2-0 sharks exploded in the second as they scored three times in nine minutes, with that goal, in overtime, oh monahan just 20 seconds in and calgary wins it final 4-3 the snap san jose's two game win streak. a little break i got some serious game. student athletes,

talk about success, jack dorsey has seen it in spades what is his challenge? get up at sunrise and start early? >> what time zone? >> it's easier in the winter. >> is easier in the winter. it's easey for me because i'm already an early riser. >> i'm not on board with this challenge. i was offered a radio show but i turned it down because i could not get up early. can we tweak this? >> are no tweaks. >> jack will be proud of me. e-mail is tough. >> that was last week. i want to know how you guys are doing. please tweet us put stuff on facebook. use the #thejjchallenge. even though we are committing to a new challenge every week these goals are great additions to your daily routine. listen to this eric. if you didn't get last week's challenge, here are some tips about clearing out your inbox every single day. these are five bad e-mail habits you should avoid. one, overflowing your inbox with unnecessary information. the desire to stay on top of everything is great, but if you're subscribing to too many news letters, unsubscribe from the ones you don't need. two,

talk about success, jack has seen it in spade. what's the challenge?re sunrise and start the day early. you're laughing. >> what part of the country? what time zone are we talking about in terms of sunrise? >> this is easier in the winter. >> it is easier in the winter. >> it's easy for me because i'm an early riser so follow us -- >> i'm not on board with the challenge. i was offered a morning radio show, and i passed that up because i couldn't wake up in the morning. >> wow. >> can we do a little tweak to the challenge? >> there are no tweaks. get up before sunrise. follow us on twitter. >> i think jack would be proud of me. e-mail is tough. >> yeah that was last week. >> i want know how you are doing, so please tweet us put stuff on facebook, tell me how you are doing, and use the the #thejjchallenge. i'll update my attempts online as well. even though we commit to a new challenge every week these goals are great additions to your daily routines. if you didn't get last week's challenge, here are tips about clearing out the inbox every single day. th

a bunch of specialty retailers rallying, kate spade and michael cors rallying the most and nine monthsarkets correspondent julie hyman covers the industry and joins me now. there's a lot of carnage in this sector. >> gap has really been struggling. yes, you have lower gasoline prices, you have utilities doing well and then there is the flipside of that. and a company like gap which has been struggling with top sales numbers for quite some time -- it brought in a director a couple years ago -- who came out with a collection at h&m too much success and acclaim, and gap was hoping for -- >> the same. >> the same. you would think it would be a good fit, and yet it did not resonate with customers. so, she is out. the company is getting rid of the creative director role entirely, the role she inhabited, and is doing restructuring with the brand. >> and the results of a change of the top of mcdonald's, a lot of people saying that mcdonald's noticed the transition. did gap miss something in retail? >> i think everybody is missing something. retail has changed. that is part of it. i keep hearin

me and spade -- some people treated it like it was the biggest thing in the world. we used to go, if this is the biggest thing in the world, we are screwed. we got a lot of living to do. let's hope this is not the highlight of our life. >> i do not understand why you left after three years. >> they left me -- let me leave. there was a cultural thing going on. "living color" was on. snl was really white. [laughter] what my mother calls the real white people. not those white people who drive buses. >> you wanted to go to "living color." >> it was over and three months and i got there. the world was more segregated then. i felt like i was an outsider. i felt i was not involved in anything black. i was on snl, i was not on that much. def comedy jam was happening. i was black history month, and i had no gigs. all the other black comedians use -- had gigs. it was time to leave. something is going on here that i am not part of. richard pryor went through the same thing where, ok, he was on ed sullivan, he was on these other shows that the panthers was happening and soul tr

christina has time in spades. christina, tell us about the weather. >> it will be warmer. 70s soon to return. that is good news for you wanting to get outdoors. if you are like me you have been bundled up inside for the past couple days. temperatures will ease as of tonight. right now, you can see where we are. warmest city on the map. 54 degrees in half moon bay. that is the warm spot this morning. the climates will show up later on. mid-50s everywhere. half moon bay you hit your high for today. always keeping me on my toes. clearing the air. the big story for today. if you don't have to if it is not your only source of heat don't burn that firewood. car pool. you will do the bay area a big favor. we have the unhealthy levels of pollution. there is science behind it. you wonder why does this happen a few times each winter. here is the deal. high pressure builds in. right now, it is strong over the north bay where we are getting the highest levels of pollution. high pressure comes in and you see the thick layer of

if he was alive he would be 50 and look like david spade and we don't know what would happen. >> yould wear it -- who said you can't wear it ironically. >> you could wear it as a message look at this dumb note. >> that's not ironic. >> it is not glorifying suicide. that's what irony is. >> you are not wearing the note itself -- >> it is stupid. let's just say it is stupid. let's just say it is stupid. to prove andy is wrong i am going to buy the t-shirt and walk around. they will know i don't support dumb suicide. >> no pants modeling. i have a whole collection of stuff. i have to go. we have things to do. donna, tom joe, andy, me, bye, later. e, not uncle sam dictating things. >>> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, dana perino and. this is "the five." >> tomorrow marks one week since terrorists stormed the offices of "charlie hebdo." the newspaper is coming out with a brand new issue and this is the cover showing the

. >> if just one in five people don't leave and they retain them, this pays it out in spades. the most important part of this though, that there isn't some government agency telling them to do this. the market is working here. and as the excess labor is absorbed into the marketplace, we ought to see more of this with companies paying up with wages gradually rising. and you would much rather see the market work than see some government legislating another minimum wage hike or telling businesses what to do. neil: but health care isn't fast food. right? >> in some restaurants, wmd notnot in fast food. but some are adding a surcharge for health care. i read about a health care owner, instead of paying them below the minimum wage letting his employees get tips. he decided to pay them 35,000 a year. that includes their health care benefits and he has a profit-sharing program for him. that works for his business. once again, it's not the government mandating it. would that work for most restaurant owners? i don't think it's a sustainable model. it's his business. if he can pass the c

i have a feeling this is the same kind of problem we would have except in spades because yahoo!oesn't have the kind of money amazon had at the time for this kind of a deal. jo ling: jonathan, we know that numbers are increasing. they are doing better. marissa mayer turned around ad revenue. total ads are up pretty significantly so do you think there is way for this to work? >> that is aol like, amazon. >> you're right. >> no problem. like aol back then, yahoo! stock is at a near 52-week high, near a multiyear high. they have all that cash from alibaba. so they're sitting on quite some cash. they made number of acquisition. the stock has done very well and they're trying to push boundaries more of along a lines of netflix distribution model. original content and cable channels could easily be a part of that. jo ling: all this cable content is evergreen like the food network. not like the content expires. so generating ad revenue it is really strong potential play here. scott, do you think marissa mayer is able to though turn this inevitability of this direction where yahoo! has b

jim crack was a big tall, 16.3 thorough bread, black as the ace of spades, wonderful horse. so i got dold up in my dress blue, i took a literal license with the uniform, i had big tall black boots and spurs and all those goods things. but i have a picture to prove this by the way, but then i had -- i got a blue ribbon and i have a picture at home with that blue ribbon. it shows you the kind of relationship i had with our president. that first night he said, it was during that night he said -- kind of hard with the light coming back in your face. he gave my first order. and he said general, i want a message sent to our -- to every member of your corps. on behalf of all americans, i wanted them to -- message sent to the memory of the corps every member of your corps in dress blues camouflage uniforms, or greens, tell them we are proud. tell them that we are grateful. tell them we stand behind them. and tell them they are the greatest. and that was the last words -- first words that ronald reagan gave to me the night of my appointment. let me start with some of the other things

kate spade declining after jumping 40 %. alibaba, shares plunge more than 10%, they miss analysts estimates, their worst trading day since the $25 billion ipo back in september. shake shack prices an ipo tonight at a range of 17 to 19 bucks a share. the stock trades friday under the symbol shak. sue? >> ty to the american housing market right now, and a big miss on home sales. so just how is housing holding up so far in 2015? we are joined live in washington with details on that hi dianna. >> reporter: hi, sue, the readings are from september, but future indicators. pending home sales down 3% from a downwardly reviced reading. there are slight gains to buy existing home telling us closed sales two months from now will be weaker. we got the reading on home ownership followalling to 63.9%. last time it was that low was 1994, over 20 years ago. it's been falling steadily for two years, and this drop was large from 64.3% in q3. there does not appear to be leveling off at all. on the bright side one of the nation's largest builde

sam spade says it's raining in clearlake. all right the falcon. we have a little bit of rain up toward kelseyville and a little harder than that. ukiah says rain. lake county says rain. maybe northern and sonoma county. over all though that is the pattern. it will stay in the north bay and there it is. there is not a lot here. does not look continuous. 40s on the temps or 50s. these are much higher but the fog is thick, thick again for parts of the east bay. thanks to tom out in brentwood. fog here. i know sal has reports of discovery bay. benicia. especially on the benicia bridge. more 40s. a couple of 30s. only alamo so far. it's close for others. rain to the north. some of that will spread into northern napa county. there is just not a lot to make it from san francisco to oakland, concord south. it's clear for some to the south. it's cloudy to the north. we're kind of splitting the difference here. morning fog will be thick for some. 60s, 50s but mid to upper 60s further south you go. all right sal any new reports on fog that you have received?

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this will be a tell for kate spade and michael kors. >> which one do you like. >> kors. >> mattel, anotherne you're interested in. had its ceo leaving, brian stockton announced he's leaving. a down beat fourth quarter guidance. that kicks off the top trades. it didn't even look like investors were encouraged by the fact he was leaving. >> no. that was the good news in this release because people have been saying for a while mattel is missing the evolution of the toy and game business. makes me think this is very abrupt. the earnings weren't good. they don't have a great handle on the business. somebody coming from the board, don't know how long a search will take. and assume field goal they find someone if i were that person i would do the kitchen sink quarter lower the expectation out of the box so you have some room to maneuver. great company with great potential but there's no rush. >> was it barbie? the barbie sales declined? >> it was barbie, but also it was the lack of innovation. >> next up nfl making a big online push teaming up with google's youtube to make videos viewable. the yo

take a look at the comments made out of kate spade. higher than average discounting activity during the holidays, downgrade of kors the other day. bed, bath & beyond, weak revenues, weak comp store sales. >> but if you expect this to bleed into the consumer right away, i think you're misguided. i think it's going to take time. and when i look at the oil space going back to that, you know, people talk about the move in oil and maybe it finds a bottom at $45, maybe it's $40. look at the oil stocks, oil's down 15% from mid december. these things have started to trade higher. if we look at different parts of the market here, you have to pick the trades that are being handed to you right now. the integrated is at 20-year lows and prices to book are to be bought here. even if oil hasn't found a bottom yet. >> if you look at the retail names, comes down to what it's come down to. individuals and who's performing best. you look at the numbers, obviously jc penney's one of them. but p then you look at american eagle and aeropostal. and you see

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opens again, tlt, 129.5 or lower tomorrow, this option trade mike talked about is going to pay in spadesah, it's interesting day today. >> our thanks, of course, out in austin. check out our live show, 5:30 p.m. eastern time on friday. >>> elon musk took on the internet with an ask me anything style interview on reddit last night. one fan asked if he's worried about the rise of artificial intelligence or if it's a bunch of hype. he responded the time frame is not immediate, but we should be concerned. there needs to be a lot more work on safety and with all due respect to the roomba dude, that is not a concern. then he posted one of "fast money" favorite videos, a cat in a shark costume on a roomba. isn't that amazing? >> that is so great. >> it's a duck. >> it's not chasing. >> the duck is chasing the roomba. >> the point being some people think this is artificial intelligence. obviously, it's a robot moving around almost mindlessly. >> where'd they get the shark suit is where i want to know. that's like the san jose shark mascot chasing a duck. >> big game. >> yeah, there's five guys w

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kate spade shares up by 7.5%. and we'll end also on consumer discretionary.bean cruises losing ground today, after reporting weaker than expected quarterly results and guidance this on weak pricing in the caribbean, which is royal caribbean's biggest market. so scott, kelly, interesting moves there, especially on the cruise line side. >> thanks so much. let's find out exactly what's going on at royal caribbean. >> we're joined by the ceo and also with us cnbc's simon fobs who covers the cruise line industry for this network. i want to start with you, richard. a lot of your revenue is international, you've made a big play to china, and that's what people are wondering. how strong is your international demand. from you seen any slowing lately? >> no. it's been a terrific 2014. we announced record earnings up 40%. and for 2015 we guided to another 40% improvement. but, you know, people looking at a short quarter and a little blip with our positive track record had a disproportionate impact. >> you know richard, they say, to coin an old expression, it's the disap

. >> joining to us talk about the governor bill spade ya and bill anderson with chasing.hank you so much for joining us us. >> you bet. >> thanks for having us. >> the governor touched on the state's unemployment rate today. while it's not going down as quickly as say the national average, governor gave an example of challenges the state is facing much first let's take quick listen. >> new jersey just lost mercedes-benz usa to the state of georgia. mercedes in new jersey since the early 1970s is leaving for a very simple reason. it costs less to do business in georgia than it does in new jersey. don't take my word for it. the leaders of mercedes said it themselves as they announced their departure. >> and so, gentlemen what governor christie is pointing out there businesses are leaving and therefore jobs are going. what's your take a way. >> i think the governor did a smart thing on one hand because he embraced something that could be a huge negative as he embarks on this potential of a presidential campaign you know running for the white house. he took this idea that mer

coach purses and accessories have struggled to keep pace with competitors like michael kors and kate spade. >>> you're not going to be able to buy those chinese made dog and pet treats at petco anymore. the chain plans to stop selling some delicacies by march after thousands of animals have become sick and 1,000 dogs have died from eating those treats since 2007. the fda is investigating, but initial tests have not connected those treats to any illness. >>> a major satellite provider is launching a cheaper internet tv service. dish network says its sling tv will cost about 20 bucks a month and customers can tune into channels like espn, food network, cnn and tbs and will not have to pay the price for a full tv package. >>> two more cops shot in new york city, the latest on the massive manhunt coming up. >> reporter: the new congress comes to capitol hill with republicans in control, so both parties insist they're ready to get down to work. i'm craig boswell, that story coming up. >> reporter: this is bruce johnson and d.c.'s new mayor said the city was ready for a thank you cable. for the