tommy hilfiger. >> i didn't even realize that. [ cheers and applause ] i'm wearing a tommy hilfiger sweater. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it says hilfiger all over the place. you owe him. you owe him money! >> i feel like i owe him slightly less now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: because it's a a commercial of you popping open champagne looking all cool, yeah. >> he could have put me on the boat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's going to put you on the boat. >> he's got to put me on the boat. >> jimmy: he's going to be psyched out, man, that you made it. >> that was cool. yeah. >> jimmy: well, i thought it would be fun since "weekend update" is now going to be prime time thursdays at 9:00 on nbc, would you like to saber a a bottle of champagne? [ cheers and applause ] look at this guy. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: it's the real deal. >> this is -- >> jimmy: just for good luck? >> yeah! no, let's do it. >> jimmy: for good measure? >> oh, this is exciting. >> jimmy: now, you know how to do it? >> all right. listen, i'm a pro. i've done this one time. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] to "weekend update"! [ c

tommy hilfiger. >> i didn't even realize that. [ cheers and applause ] i'm wearing a tommy hilfiger sweater. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it says hilfiger all over the place. you owe him. you owe him money! >> i feel like i owe him slightly less now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: because it's a a commercial of you popping open champagne looking all cool, yeah. >> he could have put me on the boat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's going to put you on the boat. >> he's got to put me on the boat. >> jimmy: he's going to be psyched out, man, that you made it. >> that was cool. yeah. >> jimmy: well, i thought it would be fun since "weekend prime time thursdays at 9:00 on nbc, would you like to saber a a bottle of champagne? [ cheers and applause ] look at this guy. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: it's the real deal. >> this is -- >> jimmy: just for good luck? >> yeah! no, let's do it. >> jimmy: for good measure? >> oh, this is exciting. >> jimmy: now, you know how to do it? >> all right. listen, i'm a pro. i've done this one time. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] to "weekend update"! [ cheers and applause ] >> jim

tommy hilfiger. >> i didn't even realize that. [ cheers and applause ] i'm wearing a tommy hilfiger sweater. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it says hilfiger all over the place. you owe him. you owe him money! >> i feel like i owe him slightly less now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: because it's a a commercial of you popping open champagne looking all cool, yeah. >> he could have put me on the boat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's going to put you on the boat. >> he's got to put me on the boat. >> jimmy: he's going to be psyched out, man, that you made it. >> that was cool. yeah. >> jimmy: well, i thought it would be fun since "weekend update" is now going to be prime time thursdays at 9:00 on nbc, would you like to saber a a bottle of champagne? [ cheers and applause ] look at this guy. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: it's the real deal. >> this is -- j >> yeah! no, let's do it. >> jimmy: for good measure? >> oh, this is exciting. >> jimmy: now, you know how to do it? >> all right. listen, i'm a pro. i've done this one time. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] to "weekend update"! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimm

hilfiger. calvin klein is also seeing some nice growth, as well and the comps speak for themselves >> we've been watching alibaba go up consistently the sales there are coming through. >> i think where we were early is our brands, both calvin and tommy, got to china early. and being first movers, we had that advantage being known to that consumer in that market plays a big advantage for us and then being a desired brand, you go where the consumer is, and the consumer is shopping brick and mortar, but also obviously on e-commerce and we're taking advantage >> calvin klein is on the front page of all these sites. >> it's having phenomenal growth and it's full-priced retail. we're not talking discounted retail we're seeing full-priced selling, every once in a while a big promotion will be across the alibaba platform that drives traffic. >> single day was big. >> exactly, jim. >> can we put this in perspective? let's say five years ago, what would be the mosaic? we would be talking about macy's and

hilfiger businesses, using the cash to do that. which has been very creative just look at china as we have taken that back. secretarily, look, we'll look for another brand to put in the portfolio, that will happen when it makes sense >> shares of pvh up over 3.5%. >>> let's talk more about retail williams-sonoma rallying today after the houseware retailer reported better than expected second quarter results same-store sales up 3% for the month. >>> there's a big disruptor in the furniture space, not just amazon but wayfair that stock is up, had a report on it a couple days ago. the stock is up already 90% this year >> that was a bounce back for sonoma yesterday >> yes some winners and losers in the space. >>> shares of guess are soaring today after better than expected second quarter numbers guess citing sales gains in eastern europe and asia. guess up 13%. >>> the hershey tres will sell 4.5 million shares of the hershey company. the travel trust will sell 1.5 million back to the company. >>> general electric resumed discussions to

hilfiger before the recession and buying back the licenses to the teeth of the downturn, i'm sure some people thought he was crazy. they had several miserable quarters waiting for europe to take off and the dollar to cool. none of that happened. but now at long last it's paying off. pvh is remarkable both in department stores and stand-alones the u.s. continues to pull up. but it's almost down to about 50% in total sales gross margins overseas are prodigious now he's applying the same skills to china. it closed at a new high. dollar tree, with stocks exploding higher today because they crushed the estimates they offer lower prices than amazon that's it. you can do it. we should get used to them being able to deliver these kind of numbers. the dollar stores have been inconsistent, but the verbiage was so good, i think they can deliver going forward. burlington has consistently beaten the street with the closeout model i think the management simply isn't promotional enough that's saying something. i can't believe it they should come on the show if it were, though, more than that -- let m

. >> i'm looking at the owner of brands like calvin klein and tommy hilfiger, the company out with earnings that beat estimates, shares rising 3% in after-hours. raisingany also rai its forecast. that is five cents ahead of estimates, revenue ahead of vestments. kleinamerican calvin comparable sales down 2%, but up 6% internationally. ,ommy hilfiger comps flat internationally up 6%, so it looks like international growth is driving things. joe: speaking of apparel brands, is surginguess? after hours, up 13% after that company beat estimates. q2 eps of 19 since beating net revenue $.10. of 570 3.7 million dollars beating estimates of $559 comesn q3 revenue up 6% to the market's liking what it is seeing. >> what did you mess? knell of the american mole has been ringing, but spending on construction and shopping centers the largest in june since 2008. here to talk about what is going ,n is kenneth bernstein president of a real estate investment trust specializing in open-air properties. thank you for coming in. there had been talk about retail, even as numbers showed it has been a mixed picture

hilfiger and calvin cline i'm not their target market. >> no, we know who that is it's not that all that impressive to start. >> i said last night was this rally any more meaningful than the decline the other day. it's like nothing good happened. when europe is down we followed through instantly. europe is down some of the countries were down b badly we think it doesn't take it's cue from europe but we carrie the book over from europe almost every day an then the mark gets a little bit better as we forget about it but rate versus to go higher and that's why you're so right about fireworks at the end of the week because if ratds don't go higher we're going to repeal that little bank rally we had it's pretty good. >> ten year at 2.18 and change. >> there's a couple of homes that didn't sell this is very typical i thought it was all systems go. no peak housing. housing typically say million homes and and a lot of the developments are doing quite well so i say we are too negative that was a good quarter. >> yeah. in terms of the losers a lot of it is advertising. but also some chips, so

pbh had an amazing quarter that's shirts and ties but that's also calvin klein and it's tommy hilfiger but that's europe they made a big move into europe, china. nike lacks a killer shoe 70% of finishline, 71% of finishline is nike it's impossible to have any other read through that's a big dow stock, david. it's a not countered by united health that did an acquisition that's going to be positive. dav david, it's racheon. >> you're jumping the gun here that's not until 9:25. let's circle back to best buy. the stock moved up after the numbers. >> the conference call -- >> sales comp number in this world, i would think, would be reenjoy joic rejoiced. >> they said this is not the new normal, much better than 5%. highly competitive fourth quarter and, remember, when you hear competitive you always have to think about what mr. gannett said on macy's, that the fourth quarter could be promotional as this conference call goes on, the stock sinks because i think he's just saying, listen, let's not get ahead of ourselves. >> 4% revenue growth, moving up their target from what had been 2.5%, per

they want to know how the premium brands are doing, calvin klein and tommy hilfiger especially after some adverse moves in foreign currencies. the conference call is tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. but you can see, shares are trading up roughly 3%. movingen to talk about guess, a big beat here, 19 cents in earnings on 574 million in revenue. that's also a beat top and bottom line. strong third quarter revenue growth guidance, that is probably what investors like the most they're saying up 4 to 6% versus around a 3% estimate tough quarter for retail, but it appears both companies have managed better than expected guess shares up now a little bit more than 11%. >> theorizing. phoenix-like from the ashes. it wasn't really ashes, thank you very much. the company's ceo is going to join jim kramer on mad noun talk about the results. 6:00 p.m. eastern time, don't miss it. >>> breaking news on the amazon wholefoods deal. hampton pearson has that >> hi kelly, this is good news from the federal trade commission for amazon as far as it's planned acquisition of wholefoods this statement from

. >>> check this one out, pvh, the parent company of tommy hilfiger, calvin klein, they made a lot of money. that stock is up 4.8%. nice gain for pvh. >>> smucker hit a two-year low. that is the stock price, reported lower profit i should say, it is down 7.9%, taking a big hit, two-year low. >>> tiffany, it got a price target increase from credit suisse. they reported good earnings. they got the upgrade. they are a up a buck 89. that is tiffany. >>> now this. hillary clinton sounding off on president trump in a new clinton memoir, former clinton pollsters, doug sheen says she needs to get over it. >> we were on a small stage, no matter where i walked he followed me closely, staring at me, making faces. it was incredibly uncomfortable. he was literally breathing down my neck. my skin crawled. >> democrat private opinion, stuart for secretary clinton, is please go away. we don't need more postmortems. we don't need nor rehashing. we don't need her blaming everybody but herself. stuart: whoa. the look who's back, harlan hill, political consultant, a member of "the donald" j trump for pre