during that moment when she famously lost her louis vuitton heel and tossed it into the audience. >> he caught it, as you can see there. and this is where the story gets very heartwarming. >> so we tried to sell it online to raise money to pay for his cousin's cancer treatment. that sparked the hashtag keep the heel viral movement on social media, and that caught the attention of one christian louboutin himself. >> the designer offered to pay for the treatment. his cousin is now recovering. that's incredible. right? all right. next to some kind hearted cops getting into the christmas spirit themselves? >> yes, specifically the orlando police department. they surprised a young man whose gift was robbed. he had saved up for money to buy a playstation five. found one online with his mom. met the seller. >> oh, no. you hear these stories and you just hate to hear it. the guy took the money and ran. well, police tracked the guy down, purchased a ps5 for the young man, and then surprised him with it. isn't that incredible? >> yeah. also, why are people like that? you know, i know. come on.

it owns louis vuitton leather goods like $2,000 handbags, tiffany, alcoholic e bev with ranges like hennesseyognac as well as sephora. and also bernard around fault, the ceo, controlling shareholder, has been buying the stock recently. >> you're picking citigroup. i've got two questions. really? and why? [laughter] >> well, a perpetual underperformer. it's been the worst among the big banks. i think it finally could be turning around. jane phrase frazier's been the ceo, she's refocused it. their three largest businesses have good, international payments, investment banks as well as one of the top credit card companies. the stock's pretty inexpensive right now, 3% dividend yield. it's the only to one of the big banks trading below tangible book value, so mike mayo, the analyst at wells fargo, it's his top pick. he thinks the stock could eventually double. >> schlumberger, or slob as the old times call it. what do you like there? >> s.o.b. is the ticker, hence the nickname, slob. it used to be dominant as far as what growth investors wanted. it's been out of favor. the strock's -- stock's tradi

chanel iman is a pillar of the modern fashion world, strutting on the runways of balenciaga, louis vuittonust to name a few. she became a victoria's secret angel at just 19 years old, and now she's putting on another hat. as a businesswoman. she sat down with abc's rhiannon ally chanel iman. >> welcome to nightline. >> thank you for having me. >> it's so nice to have you here. okay, before we jump into everything, because you have done so much throughout your career, i want to give a congrats because you got married earlier this year. yes. on a yacht in anguilla. is that right? anguilla. wow, that sounds like a dream come and myd wanted to elope and we eloped in anguilla. we had our honeymoon in saint barts, but we love island life. we love beach clubs. that's how we met. so that's how we got married. >> that sounds wonderful. and you have a beautiful blended family? yes. you have three kids. he has. and you have a stepson. >> i do have a stepson. >> how do you make all that work? >> oh, yeah. you know, it's just trying to figure out a schedule that works for us all and bring us all togeth

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you can see one is even carrying a louis vuitton shoulder bag during the alleged crimes.t was walking around and they were concealing items and then walking out with them. investigators say the two stole clothing from parallel mountain sports and olympic valley on three separate occasions in july, august and november of this year. a total of about $1,500 worth of goods from the ski shop, their getaway vehicle, a luxurious silver lexus suv with a handicap license plate. sheriff's deputies say the women remained on the run until deputy recognized their vehicle heading south on highway 89, pulled them over and arrested them on december 2nd. one of the identifying factors that did help the deputy identify them is the silver lexus that they were driving, had a handicap license plate, so that was a little bit more unique. and then, you know, having the two women also in the vehicle together at the same time was also helpful in identifying them. the sheriff's office has identified them as clara mickelson of hillsboro and tatiana zhukovskyy of san francisco, two of the most expen

it owns the louis vuitton leather goods, like $2,000 handbags. it also owns tiffany alcoholic beverages like hennessy cognac and dom perignon champagne, as well as sephora and also bernard arnault, the ceo and controlling shareholder, has been buying the stock recently. >> you're picking citigroup. i've got two questions, really? and why? >> well, you know, citi's been a perpetual underperformer. it's been the worst among the big banks. i think it finally could be turning around. jane frazier's been the ceo for the last couple of years. she slimmed it down. she's refocused it. there are three largest businesses that are actually quite good. one is international payments, another is an investment bank, as well as one of the top credit card companies. and the stock is pretty inexpensive trading right now, trading around ten times next year's earnings. 3% dividend yield. it's the only one of the big banks trading below tangible book value. and so mike mayo, the analyst at wells fargo, it's his top pick. he thinks the stock could potentially double o

storming military installations with cameras, and you have seen the mass smash and grabs at the louis vuitton store, imagine that with cameras in chinese tourists and military taking pictures. that is in the wall street journal. that happened, according to them, 100 times. you got the drone pilot. you have got this lab that the fbi still is not talking to us about that was found in california that had multiple different biohazard biologics. you have got the new york city police station. you have got the houston consulate that was caught shredding and burning secret documents. i mean, look, china would like to take america down as the global superpower. we are in conflict with china. and we are not waking up. these facts are clear. yeah, thank god for others who are trying to get this in front of the american people and the hudson institute having a discussion like this. this is incredibly important to understand. your cell phone has some chinese infiltrator and espionage going on right now. >> i've got to ask about tiktok. we are approaching the deadline. bottom line, we have had national sec

like how people are caring there louis vuitton bags on their tiffany bags and everybody is feeling better sure. >> tyrus: what is the name of your business? >> reich in charleston generate. >> tyrus: minus tyrus jewlery. check it out. you are back. >> i'm back and better than ever. >> tyrus: i see the scruff. >> because that is what you do wait before you open up your own jewellery store. i want to be matching match it with you guys. i had to throughout my whole argument and point of view of the window after i saw that clip of chris's the law and van jones because chris was doing the active listening thing and at one point he just launched. like what was that all about? >> tyrus: i was watching that like cocaine is a hell of a drug. >> i tell you what i'm going to do a couple rounds of adderall and talk about trump. and they are all complexed -- perplexed like how did he outwit test? and it is like he was normal. it is crazy how common sense america response to that. talking about the illegal immigration program -- problem since the 80s and trump's like maybe we should build a wall and am

and i have louis vuitton which hasn't been good. >> and i think it is fascinating.mes leading for last year, look at decker's again. polkas and uggs and that stock is not that expensive here so i think it goes higher. >> all right up next, final trades. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. were you worried the wedding would be too much? nahhhh... (inner monologue) another destination wedding?? we just got back from her sister's in napa. who gets married in napa? my daughter. who gets married someplace more expensive? my other daughter. cancun! jamaica!! why can't they use my backyard!! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so we don't have to worry. can we get out of here? i thought you'd never ask. join

it was in a fake louis vuitton bag. they looked at the bag. they took the bomb out. they put it down and they walked away with the bag. >> i had forgotten that detail. that is new york, you know, if they if they picked up this backpack in central park. >> my big question is was that weapon inside it or had he transferred it to somewhere else and where is it now? right. >> or was somebody else there to take it in some way? andrew, what do you make of the level of apparent planning it's remarkable. >> it's remarkable. i think i'm convinced that this is this guy is a civilian. he's not a professional. he wasn't hired to do this i think there's a lot of signs of that. the message essentially written on the bullets. it's not something a professional would do. in fact, leaving casings and live rounds at the scene also not something a professional would do. going to starbucks on the way to the killing. also not something, but nevertheless despite the fact that he is a civilian, he has put an enormous amount of time and effort into this. even. just look at what we've been ta

>> the louis vuitton part two is a big thing for me.nd also this collaboration came from the pietro bakeries personal idea that collaboration is big impact for the, you know, fashion and art, both because 20 years ago, just. the impact for the, you know, the fashion scene, the people is don't like that. but now is much more fit. >> takashi, thank you so much for hanging out with us here at cnn and happy new year. >> happy new year. >> you got to see his new show in london if you can. meanwhile, excitement is building in new york city. we are live in times square, where preparations for midnight are well underway. also ahead, on a more somber note from south korea, a very muted beginning of the new year. shortly before midnight there, the capital city, seoul, held a moment of silence in memory of the nearly 180 people killed in sunday's tragic plane crash. then, as the new year begins, there was a ringing of bells. >> and it has been one wild year. >> i know that whole new live stream was crazy. >> what you have been following actual new

there's the s&p 500 which is $51.6 trillion and granola which are some growth names, a louis vuitton that fund strat has liked before don't come clothe to the big stock growths in the u.s. that's the story. >> novo nordisk is danish, they're about a fourth of the denmark economy. you have basically lego, novo nordisk, and what's the -- carlsberg beer. germany is in trouble. i like the nation, looking at the camera, if you don't get your energy costs down, and it's probably too late, if you don't get your energy costs down, you can't compete. why would bmw, bosch, any car or chemical companies start or open up a factory again? you have shell, i know they're not german, $4 billion chemical factory outside pittsburgh, pa. you wonder what the industrial future of germany looks like given their political upheaval and energy. >> that's one issue. the other thing that's interesting to note is divergent monetary policy paths, perhaps. the fed is pausing now, right? they've said they'll be much more cautious on the rate cut story. europe not so much. they don't have the growth we have. europe

. >> there's a lot of baggage that comes with us, but it's like louis vuitton baggage. you always want it, or they're, you know, more of a disaster. >> prostitution. you are engaged. >> 19 times. you stupid. hey, around. coming to my ted talk. when you're happy, you're a. >> there's something about watching that and going, yeah, god, at least i'm not that. >> i look over and i see, like, hair being pulled and all that. i'm like, oh, my god. like, how do i get in? >> i used to get the critics asking me about dumb. well, why are people watching that reality show? i'm like, well, why are they watching the show? because they're entertained. you are never going to meet someone that's going to say to you, you know, i was watching the bachelor last night. i loved it, but i wish i was watching a great drama. >> karen, i thought you'd never ask you don't need to call it a guilty pleasure. >> just call it a pleasure. >> it's something you love watching. >> it could be a reality show. it could be a drama. it could be a sitcom. it could be a documentary. whatever it is. you know, i

the best brands don't go on sale and that includes louis vuitton and dior.wns in the department store channel that's under pressure. we don't recommend the stocks that include macy's and nordstrom and others. that is been something to watch. the consumer remains focused on value. walmart has been a top idea. walmart is executing well with lots of great deals across food and consumables. luxury is something to watch still. as you mentioned earlier, the situation in china is more anemic growth. that is something to consider. consumer confidence has been volatile. on the one hand we have very low unemployment and a trillion dollars of savings on the sidelines. consumers are being choicefu l. really looking for the best bargains and the best luxury brands remain full price. jonathan: ipc your ability to jump between gucci and walmart. if we can stand gucci and then move on, this is important. i'm getting in hot water here. the kind of people that buy gucci and what you know they have bought gucci -- that's important -- they want the big gucci emblem. i wonder ho