and gucci and coach seemed to be number one in terms of their ranked brands. researchers looked at 90 brands and said when it comes to e-commerce capabilities sure burberry talks the talk but they have done a fantastic job at talking about it and sometimes the functionality doesn't match the height they say. you can't get it the same day. >> it is what bloomberg intelligence -- was saying it is only 40% of the global luxury brand. when we think luxury only 40% are delivering a full regional service. they are still not that complete. >> 5% of total luxury sales are digital. >> 50% of those purchases stop online -- start online. it is important to these analysts to have a presence to drive future sales. it drives footfall. as burberry has learned, you put your fragrance and udy online -- beauty online. when you hit your millions you can start buying overall they say it is a successful launch. >> beckham. >> also their sales, a just had their menswear collection on monday and it apparently drew 2000 people to kensington gardens. they had all the celebrities and a

. >> we have gucci belts. >> gucci belts to go witt. >> and a cashmere sweater. >> yep. >> everything you need. >> mike is there a selection you'd like for the next snowstorm that you'd like. >> you know what i kind of like the peach. >> lighter sweater. he is doing too much in the dark and it is tough to see him. >> so mike recommend for mike a lighter sweater. mike jerrick back there which one do you like. >> i agree with him i'm wavering too many dark sweaters. he said i'm hard to see. i will go with the peach. i never had a peach sweater. >> he says he never had a peach wetter. we will bring back one of these designer sweaters for you and you can wear it, thanks to mike and peg friday what is in store on west germantown pike. >> expect to see it next week. >> you might to have report this on your taxes, mike. >> not the a problem. >> what a great couple of viewers we have. they drove out here in the storm for you, guys. >> yes. >> you too alex. >> thank you. >> tell them i will wear it by the end of this week. >> what is the coldest day this week. >> thursday. >> thursday. >> you

a bunch of gucci boxes in the upper right-hand side of your screen. gucci was popular. so was on the lower right-hand side of your screen staging stacks of their stolen cash on coors light can and putting a baseball cap on top. nobody said these guys were geniuses. all told, that heist, that big global atm heist netted just a breath breathtaking amount of money. it seemed like they were going to get away with it. this novel way of combining cyber crime, this advanced hacking, with good old-fashioned guy stuffing stolen cash into his pants crime. that looked impenetrable for a while. it seemed like they were going to get away with it, until they got caught. the guys who pulled off the new york city chapter of this global heist, the guys that hit all the atms around the city in one night, those eight guys got caught. they got caught by the office of the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york. and her name was loretta lynch. >> the computer hackers steal or generate p.i.n. numbers. in a feat of coordination, all at the same time, send those p.i.n. numbers to th

a bunch of gucci boxes in the upper right-hand side of your screen. gucci was popular. so was on the lower right-hand side of your screen staging stacks of their stolen cash on coors light can and putting a baseball cap on top. nobody said these guys were geniuses. all told, that heist, that big global a trgs m heist netted just a breath breathtaking amount of money. it seemed like they were going to get away with it. this novel way of combining cyber crime, this advanced hacking, with good old-fashioned guy stuffing skash into his pants crime. that looked inpenetrable for a while. it seemed like they were going to get away with it, until they got caught. the guys who pulled off the new york city chapter of this global heist, the guys that hit all the atms around the city in one night, those eight guys got caught. they got caught by the office of the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york. and her name was loretta lynch. >> the computer hackers steal or generate p.i.n. numbers. in a feat of coordination, all at the same time, send those p.i.n. numbers to the

. >> if you have to work in the frigid weather like floyd gucci is looks like good attitude goes a long way. >> it's sunny it's 100 degrees. >> yes don't we wish it was 100 degrees at this point. aaa mid-atlantic says they have 1500 service calls just this week for dead car batteries something that drivers need to be aware of. and don't forget the money packet or backpack you put in your car in case it goes dead. chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> you can show us how cold it is out there with the upgraded 6 abc storm tracker app use the share a weather postcard feature and use a picture of yourself for the icy picture you are seeing use the #~ 6 abc cold and your postcard could appear right here on "action news." download or update your 6 abc storm tracker app to get started. >>> we have breaking news to report from the city's strawberry mansion section, chopper 6 hd is over this story there is reports of a police officer injured after being hit by a vehicle at the intersection of 32nd and susquehanna this is the strawberry mansion section of the city by fairmount

a bunch of gucci boxes in the upper right-hand side of your screen. gucci was popular. so was on the lower right-hand side of your screen staging stacks of their stolen cash on coors light can and putting a baseball cap on top. nobody said these guys were geniuses. all told, that heist that big global a trgs m heist netted just a breath breathtaking amount of money. it seemed like they were going to get away with it. this novel way of combining cyber crime, this advanced hacking, with good old-fashioned guy stuffing skash into his pants crime. that looked inpenetrable for a while. it seemed like they were going to get away with it until they got caught. the guys who pulled off the new york city chapter of this global heist, the guys that hit all the atms around the city in one night, those eight guys got caught. they got caught by the office of the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york. and her name was loretta lynch.7u >> the computer hackers steal or generate p.i.n. numbers. in a feat of coordination, all at the same time send those p.i.n. numbers to the

>> i can't speak to gucci. they have had their ups and downs. in every industry, people need to reboot, recalibrate, come back with a new strategy. gucci has done it two or three times. >> great to get your thoughts. mark weber is the author of "always in fashion." ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers." >> prices, good for consumers, but what about business? we will hear from an extraordinary ceo. doubling down. some companies find it was a losing that. and a 1% face-off. welcome to the second hour of "market makers. " so: is here to help us out today. retail sales took a nosedive last month. it is the biggest drop in almost a year. almost every ring that was down led by electronics and clothing stores, the number one likely to prompt economists. that will be what will cause them to scale back their growth forecasts in 2015. fourth-quarter profit fell almost 7% over jpmorgan down. a 23% drop in revenue for fixed income trading, the golden child of the bank and at wells fargo, thanks to increased lending, it

it is now gucci and coach. they have the best websites and the best e-commerce division. burberry comes out number six. there is starting to be a catch up by the other brand and they go as far as to say that there is a fantastic job talking about digital innovation. if you look at the service, they will provide you service the same day in store. they may have something more. they still continue to outperform and have really led the charge when it comes to innovating. they are able to take pictures of the models and lipstick to immediately purchase it. that has been innovative for the younger generation who cannot spend a couple grand on a trenchcoat and they can spend 20 or 30 pounds on makeup or fragrance. >> thank you. we will bring in james. we start with burberry and it is easy to paint a picture of the luxury good section. still a well-run company. >> fantastically well-run. you are right to identify the issue and from russia. what worries me is the share price is up and we will seep that are today. the short closing. you look at the fundamental evaluations and it is

that one is named gucci. who do you think won that fight? that's roy's boys. neil: you kept the emancipation emancipation proclamation. i'll show it to you later. neil: it will stop you in your tracks. >> let me credit my crew. neil: never credit them. [laughter] they're sponges. they need it. >> if you don't get it, demand it. neil: there we go. good stuff. after the big night live look. looking forward to it. we'll steal some stuff. she'll have stuff on the set. did davy diamond say he inherited a crisis from the government. jpmorgan. take it. neil: all right. in our biz blitz diamonds having it rough. a legal battle with the government over banks forced by the government. ceo jamie dimon saying he got a raw deal. >> so, you know, how you're doing it all. >> so you're saying, if you would have known what was ahead maybe you would have not have acquired better bernstein? >> i thought we would have had a contracted that protected us. but it had to be airtight. >> anything that you read secretary paulson was pretty much there saying this is how it's going down.

that one is named gucci. who do you think won that fight? that's roy's boys. neil: you kept the emancipation emancipation proclamation. i'll show it to you later. neil: it will stop you in your tracks. >> let me credit my crew. neil: never credit them. [laughter] they're sponges. they need it. >> if you don't get it, demand it. neil: there we go. good stuff. after the big night live look. looking forward to it. we'll steal some stuff. she'll have stuff on the set. did davy diamond say he inherited a crisis from the government. jpmorgan. take it. 3rd and 3. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kind that capitalizes on diversity across the credit spectrum and gets exposure to frontier and emerging markets. if you convert 4-quarter p/e of the s&p 500 its yield is doing a lot better... if you've had to become your own investment expert, maybe it's time for bny mellon a different kind of wealth manager ...and black swans are unpredictable. i've been called a con

and i'm at the point where i would do anything to maintain gucci. you know. i like the best. >> currently awaiting trial on drug trafficking and burglary charges to which he has pled not guilty. culverson said he's been planning for a sex change operation. >> i'm a woman. i always play the female part. you know, a got a 34-b. all right. and i'm still taking hormone pills. it's going to help me make the process exchange a little bit easier, because it's painful. and i got to make sure that it's something that i want to do. so they give me extra time to make sure that's what i want to do. once you get it done, there's no going back. >> are you scared to get your [ bleep ] cut off? knowing -- >> i thought they would push it up in? see, i don't think i could do that. >> you would think being at a male dorm that i would have a field day? that's not true. no, because they like 60 to 80 years old. everything comes from the crypt. the crypt keeper. wow, that's how they look in here. they look half dead, limping, and not physical fit. ooh, please. >> howdy, y'all. >>

a few steps away from gucci. police are really stepping up their operations. also their security. this is level three of four now. it has been raised to three across the country. courthouses, police stations and other places are being heavily guarded now because of this palpable threat the police are now finding out increasing amounts of evidence. john. >> chris burns for us in brussels in belgium. officials there just briefing on the details of this operation. as many as a dozen, perhaps more people now in custody. some of them say belgium officials did fight in syria. we believe alongside isis. have now returned to belgium. they are all belgium citizens we are told as well. when they conducted the raids, some materials, ak-47s and walkie talkies and radios cell phones a knife. fake police uniforms were discovered indicating that perhaps police were a target of the attacks, the attacks that were foiled we think overnight in belgium. operations seem to be continuing in that country. more raids could be imminent. this is one piece of the puzzle in europe going on right now. a weste

there's a whole mess of people there -- gucci. all these people. there's too many people. so we were like, "why would she walk into your daughter's room? that would be weird." like let's go into the bathroom. then when he all agreed that was the right room. [ laughter ] then we all squeeeze in. then we are all in this bathroom. >> we're all in my daughter's bathtub. >> jimmy: it's like a little girl's bathroom bathtub and we're all shoved in. i was standing in the tub with chris and everybody. we're like -- and then cameron's 25, half hour late. >> easily. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: at least, easily. maybe 40 minutes late. so we're all just hanging out and sweating in the bathroom. [ laughter ] we're like, does anyone have an eta at all? they said they're down the street. >> jimmy: and finally cameron came in. we were all practicing. >> oh wait, someone had a fart app on their phone -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know which is like -- cause you're not supposed to laugh. it's like laughing in church. going like -- >> it's like she's here, she's here. [ fart sound ] [ laughter ] >>

not a real gucci or something? melissa: or any products. whatever you're buying on there. >> might not be a prada. melissa: loge shun loge shun somebody added yellow to make it look clinique. no matter what product,. >> i don't want to disagree with you guys but i do. melissa: please. the show is all about disagreeing. >> alibaba look at revenue, 40% revenue it is outstanding. they weren't in the u.s. markets. we're in bed with each other. the u.s. does business globally. we're global. melissa: buy the stock? >> i would. i like it for the right client. if he has an aggressive portfolio. >> if you were average investor bought the ipo you got screwed. most got it between 90 and closer to 100. >> it is underwater. melissa: another famous brainiac is afraid of robots. bill gates adds his voice that artificial intelligence could be dangerous enough to threaten humanity. with elon musk and stephen hawking that makes three. who web the fourth to create mount rush moore of ai fears. it could be charlie gasparino. you're scoffing. you're not afraid

>> sell them for 80, the designer ones, gucci, prada, dolce and gabbana. >> you know all the names -- >> i've been in the business for two or three years. but i gave it up. we live and learn. i'm quite sure i ain't the first one to make mistakes. >> evans was recently given another 15 days in segregation for his part in the three-way calling scheme with inmate melvin sostre who is banned from call by court order from calling anyone other than his lawyer. now investigators have determined that evans had been placing call for other inmates as well. >> i ran charles evans s.o. number on the phone calls. he has 11 phone calls other than mr. sostre's. i'll run the numbers, see if possibly he called for other inmates that are in lockup and then did a three-way for hisself. >> evans, currently in segregation for arguing with another inmate still has a right to make phone calls. though many other inmates on his unit are there for more serious violations and have lost that privilege. >> this call may be recorded or monitored. i have a prepaid call from -- >> charles. >> as soon as new people c

. >> whitaker: a high-end boutique in aspen right around the corner from prada and gucci. colorado has licensed more than 300 recreational dispensaries so far, ringing up an estimated $288 million in sales, $37 million in tax revenue. this is a lot of pot. this is industrial scale. >> meg sanders: it is. >> whitaker: how many rooms like this do you have? >> sanders: when we're fully finished with our construction we'll have 12 like this. >> whitaker: meg sanders is a new breed of cannabis c.e.o. driven to push marijuana into the mainstream. a suburban mother of two, she left a private equity firm to run mindful, a chain of four retail stores that sells recreational and medicinal pot. all of this is legal. that's just mind-blowing. >> sanders: it is. >> whitaker: meg, did you ever think you would be here doing this? >> sanders: no, never in a million years. i was working in a small financial office, and there just wasn't a lot of upward growth. and what better opportunity than to jump into a fledgling industry, something that we'll never see again in our lifetime. >> whitak

it's gucci, it fits well. yawn. give me some sparkle. give me a fig leaf, i mean, take a risk. don't just show up again looking nice-ish, i mean -- give me something. >> jimmy: i'm not good at that sort of thing. >> but people want it. >> jimmy: they don't want it. >> they want to see you in an alexander mcqueen ball gown. [ cheers and applause ] that's your paycheck. they want it. >> jimmy: you know what i'm going to do? i'm going to pop up on new year's eve, i'm going to make out with anderson cooper right there on your show. kathy griffin is here. we'll be right back. esurwhich means fewer costs, which saves money. their customer experience is virtually paperless, which saves paper, which saves money. they have smart online tools, so you only pay for what's right for you, which saves money. they settle claims quickly, which saves time, which saves money. they drive an all-hybrid claims fleet, which saves gas, which saves money. they were born online, and built to save money, which means when they save, you save. because that's how it should work in the modern world. esurance

but his name was gucci. i kid you not. this is no joke. i saw everything. i learned to drive a model t. i drove a tractor. i can operate a forklift out there, if anyone needs help, i have weekends off now. i learned so much about coins and comic books. i have so much passion for these families, for what they have gone through, for what they have. just helping them figure it out. david: is that a -- >> 8-year-old inherit ad vineyard with amazing pino. he can't drink it but he learned how to make it. in oregon. gerri: this is business story as well where people have to decide, what will i do with grandpa's gigantic car collection. some were beautiful. we saw on a can at this levered storage area. some look ad little junkie. are theories link keep it or sell it. >> looked like a salvage yard. gerri: a little bit. >> a kid not allowed to go see grandpa in the salvage yard finds out his dad and grandfather are ill and figure out what is there. turns out there is lot of value in salvage. i didn't know that. our folks will learn a lot. today is snowy day in the no

. -- sax fifth avenue, gap abercrombie & fitch, gucci escada. good to see you. happy new year. let's take hudson bay. sax is one of my favorite stores. the new ceo is not a retail guy. >> he is harvard law, harvard business executive officer. his experienced most recently his supervalu, whole foods retailer. target.com, target credit cards. the good thing about hudson bay company is there is a great cornerstone in leadership between richard baker bonnie brooks storch can take what he has learned and salt-and-pepper hudson bay. it was an easy transition. >> that is not such a big challenge on that front. what about abercrombie & fitch? michael jeffries was finally ousted after all of these years of essentially consumer driven backlash against him, against the comments he made about fat women. they are still looking for their ceo. >> they are still looking for their ceo. the unreported story is that one of the seminal geniuses in retail today the executive chairman your listeners would know from marshall fields during their great days, a transformational leader. i worked with him

you have bnp paribas and they say gucci comes out number one. they say, burberry talks the talk but look at click and collect and it doesn't deliver until tomorrow. >> we all wanted yesterday. [laughter] >> for more on the state of luxury this year, let's bring in deborah atkin, who covers luxury goods for "bloomberg intelligence." what can we expect for the year ahead? >> similar to last year. we are looking at around 5% sales. we can really cover that by saying, if we are looking at the consensus, 5% sales and around 15% eps growth. there is a mixed picture at the moment on impact, different regions, how well established digital is for different companies. menswear versus womenswear which companies are better exposed, there is a lot going on this year. >> interesting to see what china -- this industry builds itself on the china story, and yet that has slowed down a little bit. what does it look like in 2015? >> the outlook is still around 5%, 6% growth. just for china, if we look at the numbers behind the context, around 9% 10% is purchased in

. >> gucci belts, ermez, whatever it is sweater, here they are. >> your shopping days are over. thanks to mike and peggy because they have an upscale thrift store, not just a regular thrift store, but for you, mr. designer, what's in store is the name of this store, on west german town pike in worcester. mike and peggy have brought the rest of your summer colored winter season sweaters, mike, these are cashmere sweaters, designer, look at that, ralph lauren, peggy, you're a sweetheart watch do you have for mike here in terms -- >> for mike, this is our lovely light peach cashmere sweater. >> oh,. >> and i think would look wonderful on you. >> so people on twitter all morning have said, hey listen, you promised on thursday, would you have that peach sweater on. >> actually tweeting me, too alex make them put on the sweater. >> it is here. >> what happened is they did not go with the peach, they went with salmon, further back in the sweaters, they brought salmon. are you ready? >> something fish bye this. >> the big reveal in a matter every minutes. >> while he's doing his wardrob

from gucci to gap, that leaves hundreds of thousands of dollars. where do you start when it comes to figuring out what stays and what goes? >> take everything out of your closet. sort. >> reporter: here is a tip. turn your hangers around on the rod. after wearing something, put the hanger back the correct way. if it is still turned around at the end of the season, get rid of it. >> you have done the hard work. now practice the rule in of one in one item out. >> reporter: with the help of tracey denunzio we decided to put the resale game to the test. two women, two weeks, two very different closets. >> you can sell this for $180. >> we spent a few minutes in your closet. >> reporter: here is how it works. take a photo. >> take good clear photos. >> reporter: post. >> write a clear and detailed description. >> reporter: and wait. tracey takes 9% commission on the sale. shipping and return on are them. how did they fare? closet one, $542. closet two, three times as much. a good way to clean up for the new year and pad your pockets. >> i like the turn

even though jennifer aniston didn't get an oscar nod, boy, she is red hot going bold last night in a gucci tux and i think you're forgot something. but the red -- the chains look amazing. she wore that to the critics' movie choice awards. >> i miss that. what did she forget? >> earrings. >> statement earrings. >> nominated there for her role in "cake." congratulations, jen. a terrific role. >>> other oscar news, the most viral moment was actually an unexpected slip of the tongue during the announcement for best cinematographer. >> more achievement in cinematography the nominees are dick poop -- dick pope for tournament of roses. "mr. turner." >> he trended on line. the english cinematographer. two-time nominee saying hey, i've been called a lot worse in my time. i'm just happy to be nominated. the moment drew a lot of comparisons to john travolta' moment at last year's oscars. we've all been here. it happens and, in fact in a "pop news" scientific investigation we discovered there is a name for this phenomenon when you're trying so hard not to say something wrong that it's exactly what you

and even though jen aniston did not get an oscar nod, boy, she is red hot going bold last night in a gucci tux, and i think you forgot something. but the red -- the chains look amazing. she wore that to the critics' choice awards. >> i missed that. what did she forget? >> earrings. >> statement earrings. >> nominated there for her role in "cake." congratulations, jen. it is a terrific role. >>> and, hey, in other oscar news, the most viral moment was actually an unexpected slip of the tongue during the announcement for best cinematographer. listen. >> for achievement in cinematography, the nominees are dick poop -- dick pope for "mr. turner." >> late night hosts had a field day and dick pope trended online for the first time in his life. the english cinematographer and, now two-time nominee saying, hey, i've been called a lot worse in my time. i'm just happy to be nominated. the moment drew a lot of comparisons to john travolta's adele dazeem moment at last year's oscars. but you know what, we've all been here. right here at this desk. it happens and, in fact, in a "pop news" scientific in