i'm thinking north face, tommy hilfiger what brands and companies are getting bought now >> the tommy hilfiger, you'll find mostly at macy's. i'm more concerned about the manufacturers than a lot of the retailers. they are dependent on the department stores, third party stores to sell their products. it is better to be a retailer than a manufacturer in today's world. >> jane, we appreciate you joining us here nice and early thank you. have a great day talk to you soon >> thank you >>> still on deck, the airline stock right now down another 11%. it could fall to single digits who it is and what's going on. more outrage over the small business relief program. showing how some banks are apparently unevenly distributing the money. more when we are back after this >> announcer: today's big number 39%. that's the projected decline in second quarter earnings for the s&p 500 this year. at that rate, q2 will be the esdr in earnings since the financial crisis >>> welcome back it is another difficult day for spirit airlines. shares are down 11% after it posted a big first-quarter loss. it will s

everything kohl's carries online from amazon, some private label did they start suddenly selling more tommy hilfiger and calvin klein? we like that company they started getting construction orders. where did they come from planes and hotels, fully booked? i don't think so in all these cases i think the answer is no and it doesn't matter these beaten down stocks got so cheap they can have some modest incremental improvement which i mentioned at the top of the show you have to believe incremental improvement is what they're going to get kohl's may not be doing well, but they're doing better than when they were closed. another positive federal treasury department pumped trillions, not billions, trillions in benefits for troubled businesses and forgivable loans for businesses that agree not to fire anyone. that assistance really helps but at the end of the day, we always seem to forget we are in a recession. v, u, l, it's recession. in a recession people spend less either because they don't have enough monitor they're worried about not having enough money. that's being mitigated, $600 a week those addit