shares of navigation and fitness maker garmin hitting their highest on earnings.eo saying they're well positioned for the rest of year and raising earnings per share guidance trading around $26 back in 2010 and now it's over 90 with today's 6% pop. >> their fitness devices i mean, we worry about it with apple but the market's clearly there for garmin i got gifted a garmin gps by my parents a couple years ago i haven'ttouched it because i' a big google maps, apple maps, waze person. i got the gps. >> for the car. >> i don't think that's the growth area. >> as you say pivoted to wearables, fitness, other devices that has really helped its bottom line growth and i think it's a tremendous story because there are other companies like black berry that didn't pivot fast enough and their market share really dwindled. >> and they pivoted -- they pivoted to this very passionate market, which is all outdoor recreation so it's endurance runners, it's climbers tr climb, it's boaters. it's campers it's things none of us do much in this building. >> hey, we had a 5k the other da

joining us now is the president and ceo of garmin, clifton pemble.ries here. aerospace, fitness, et cetera. tell us where the growth comes from and what drove the quarter. >> the growth is coming from four of our segments, aviation, marine, fitness and outdoor. collectively they're growing double digit rates and driving the business. maria: okay. you've got a lot of competition in the fitness space. you've got fit bit, apple, everybody wants to get that wellness device. how's that going? >> it's going very well for us. we differentiate ourselves with different kinds of wearables, we make wearables for all kinds of people's tastes and styles. so we're able to find niches and grow in the market. maria: this is one of the hottest areas. do you have a wearable. >> i have golf watches, definitely. it changes your game. you actually know what you're doing, sort of. i mean, that is an extremely profitable product for you, i presume, right? i don't think you have quite as much competition in that sector. >> we're a leader in that sector and we're a company t

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[laughter] look at garmin. it's a gps company, obviously. better sales. its highest level since january of 2008. a 6% gained today. all right, the markets. first of all, interest rates, the classic ten-year treasury yield 1.82%. ain't no inverted yield curve today, sports fans. and the price of gold still 1493. the price of oil, i'm guessing 53, 54. 55, it's been there forever. johnson & johnson says its latest baby powder test found no asbestos present. they're still filing thousands of lawsuits though -- ashley: facing. stuart: is this going to make any difference to the company? >> it should make a difference. you know, it should. but people will sue. the lawyers will sue, and, you know, they'll have the cover the expense of the lit are division. stuart: it's a takedown of companies by lawyers. there you are. >> i'm a recovering lawyer. [laughter] stuart: you are a recovering lawyer? >> been recovering for about 20 years. [laughter] stuart: unacceptable. casualty of the battle for your living room, sony ends its video streaming service called vue. what