>> tommy hilfiger is a premium brand. luxury brand is expensive.ut not really well made. i want great quality, great pricing, premium positioning in the marketplace, and still attach a status to it. >> is there one thing a tommy customer wants, what is it? >> everything. it is never enough. if we put red, green, yellow, purple, beige, they want brown and rust. what we are doing is continually expanding assortments to make sure we really check every single box. are they slim? are they tight? are they full cut? are they soft? are they watched? are they colorful? are they affordable? check. and we continue growing the business. >> security is obviously a big concern for retailers these days. here he is on what he is trying to do to prevent another issue like we saw at target weeks ago. >> we feel we are doing everything possible to keep the consumer safe. it is a very big issue right now and a prevalent issue. we spent all we can with security and technicians and i.t. specialists. we brought in external people and i think we're doing everything we can

liz: joining us kevin mullaney, grace and company, former tommy hilfiger v.pment where he led the largest and most successful shop in shop rolllut in retail history. good to have you. >> thank you. liz: the store within a store concept is something jcpenney started toodo. i thought it might be their savior in a way but these numbers and changes look like growing pains to some who are hopeful that the company turns around or looks like nothing they can do. how do you see it? >> the idea of putting shops in shops was a great idea for the store, if you look at the brand jo fresh, you walk by the mall see the setup with the presentation, it is powerful. the problem jcpenney is still rebounding from making a critical error pulling out all promotions. retail is about theater. theater includes promotion and excitement. they backed off that. i think that was a critical mistake. shop in shops should they get through this will be one of the better things they did. david: interesting if they survive. let me switch to best buy for a second. that was a huge drop, almost 3

bloomberg headquarters, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> when tommy hilfigereleases first collection back in 1980 al -- 1985, there was not smart phone. the fashion icons sat down with me last night with the impending talked all about the hilfiger its online strategy. >> if they are shopping online, we have an amazing e-commerce site. both here and in the rest of the world. 8en we close our stores at p.m., they are shopping around the clock. it is a benefit to all of us. , your is most important chief technology officer or your chief designers? >> all of the above. you cannot live without both. in this day and age, you need great creative, you need great quality and pricing. if you are shipping something that someone orders online and it doesn't fit, they send it back. we make sure that our fits are great. we have to be price competitive in this market. we have to give incredible quality and at amazing prices. >> how much pressure are you under as a label to bring back sexy to the millenial? when you look at the millenials, it is miley cyrus and that is not a

we will hear from tommy hilfiger. about the changing face of the industry coming up. barney superman. these guys made the trip to a festival in india. it takes place annually. the change of seasons and longer days. that is kind of cool. ♪ >> sales rose 2/10 of one percent. there are plenty of challenges facing retail right now like integrating stores with websites. atcaught up with chiefs tommy over your bloomingdale's and sex. goldman sachs. >> when we close our stores at 8:00 p.m., they are shopping around the clock. to all of us.t >> an advantage at bloomingdale's, disability to engage. if i could engage with you and create relationships with you, is that not better than just going like that on the screen? >> the product has to, in this day and age, where it is a global business and the competition is not local anymore, the competition is global, you really have to nail it. to all of us. >> an advantage at if you do that with the product, everything else makes sense. >> retail today is about customs without patronizing them. you are understanding them and nurturing

moving and shaking, tommy hilfiger spoke with stephanie ruhle at the annual retail conference.rought together young designers and more established massmarketed designers. >> having the designer brand is much different then having a math brand. provide designer brand something different to the consumer. status, connection with the person behind the label. a lifestyle. we are really building and have ,uilt a lifestyle global rand rather than just a fashion brand. >> coming up, someone who mixes recent -- retail and real estate. sitt, quities, joe fit told me how he is building the business from the ground up. .-rod suspended for the season the yankees could lose even more in court. stay "in the loop." with betty liu will be right back. ♪ >> yankees third baseman alex his 120z will forfeit $5 million salary while suspended this coming season. charged with violating the performance enhancing drug policy, attempting to overhaul the ruling. this could end up costing him even more than his paycheck. really us on this fascinating story. you do not have to be a sports story to find this

. >> and manny -- >> bvh, under manny taken over tommy hilfiger and now calvin klein, how was brands.rt and tie market. not a stock you want to pick up today but he's generated tremendous returns, when a stock is down like that, buy them. >> a name i can pronounce. sally smith of buffalo wild wings. >> how many times have people written her off? recently a mcdonald's intrusion into the wing business. it failed. mcdonald's moving up, interest rates down. sally smith defied skeptics. buffalo wild wings i love to go to, many viewers love to, too. sally understands the mind of the consumer and the mind of the sports-oriented person. that's where you go to watch the games. >> go the it all. >> favorite combo. >> three i know you want to spend more time on. a lot of restauranteurs on your list. dominoes patrick doyle? >> he comes in when domino's is ats 12 $12. he decides we have to make the pizza better, which requires to admit it tastes like cardboard. a remarkable -- and then use technology. she a technologist. a huge number of orders from dominoes done from the facebook page. and by the

that's what we saw when pvh bought tommy hilfiger and warnaco in 2012. hey, how about when they announced they were taking over. all companies decided they'd rather get busy living than get busy dying. and now with the u.s. foods purchase, sysco has joined the club. now the stock is only $1.5 above where it was trading before anyone knew about the deal. it's like you're getting this u.s. foods transaction that everyone was crazy about for free because of the downturn in the market. to me, that's nuts. but it's the kind of craziness you want to take advantage of because this stock belongs at a higher level. this deal combines the number one foods player, sysco, with the number two, u.s. foods. right now, sysco has 18% of the food market, and u.s. foods has 9%. after the deal, sysco will control 27% of the market. while it's not an oligopoly it represents massive consolidation we adore here on "mad money." they're taking out their competitor of scale. that's good news. lately sysco's gross margin after the cost of sales has been under pressure as the compa

and a new girl star is designing a new clothing line for tommy hilfiger. southwest is launching caribbean flights starting in july and winter storm, a major storm which is already pummeling much of the midwest is pushing into the deep south. remember, follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >>> caribbean sounds good right now. >> it does. >>> how about traffic? liza? >> the caribbean will sound really nice on thursday when the rain will be coming in. good morning, we are going to talk about the tuesday commute where it's slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on and traffic is backed up from about the foot of the maze already so you get on the bridge you're going to see more slow traffic on the westbound 80 span getting into san francisco. 880 in oakland, both directions have been trouble-free in terms of accidents. you will see a little bit of slow traffic northbound 880 approaching 980. and if you plan on catching the ace train today, we just got word that train number 3 is late because of freight train traffic. they share a section of the tr

the new girl star is designing a new clothing line for tommy hilfiger and super bowl is trending.just days away from the big matchup between denver and seattle. follow us at #cbssf. >> what are you talking about? >> we are going to talk about the tuesday commute. it's all good for the drive out of oakland heading into san francisco. no traffic delays as of yet for the bay bridge toll plaza. light traffic heading into downtown san francisco with no traffic delays for that westbound span. altamont pass commuting we'll see delays no accidents just a lot of folks making their usual commute leaving the altamont pass through the valley. that really would be the only major slowing for the entire bay area. westbound 580 is looking okay approaching the dublin interchange. no problem down the dublin grade. in the silicon valley both 880 and 237 looking good here in the milpitas area. we haven't had any major problems reported for either one of those roads. bart is on time. no problems for the ferries, ace or caltrain. >>> a lot of clouds outside getting ready for rain returning to the bay a

one person we spoke to yesterday was tommy hilfiger. >> if they are shopping online, we have an amazingmerce site. here and in the rest of the world. if they are not shopping in the stores, they are shopping online and when we close our stores at 8 p.m., they are shopping around the clock. it's a benefit to all of us. >> reaching your customers everywhere they are is probably the biggest challenge out there. how do you do that? we have a huge selection and the key is to have different ways for people to find what they want and have it -- and have aggressive advertising. amount on tremendous advertising and we have $1 billion in sales last year and we will spend 100 million dollars in advertising online and off-line and when they check it out online, that's when they find the convenience of selection. >> we will continue this discussion in retail. this is a huge issue with american consumption. martin feldstein said to be cautious. he said the american consumer goes. >> he is bullish. our single best chart is coming up next and it puts the bull market in perspective. ♪ >> good morning, e