adidas isn't the only one. smaller companies are trying to raise money? >> reporter: they are.howdaheadz. one with david ortiz's this is our expletive city. chowdaheadz, trying to trademark the boston strong term. a similar response on ebay with support, boston gear popping up, sellers are planning to give a portion of money they make to help victims. >> so not all of the money's going -- you're saying it's a portion of the money that goes to victims? >> reporter: right. some people are putting up finishers' medals up for sale, out touting they crossed the line. it does go both ways, anderson. >> okay. thanks for the update. since the bombs exploded in boston last week we've season countless acts of kindness and compassion. coming up, we'll talk about why tragedy can bring out the very best in all of us. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. i remember thinking there's a lot i have to do... check my blood sugar, eat better. start insulin. today i learned there's something i don't have to do anym

this is a $25 t-shirt made by adidas, it says rise to the occasion.d by kevin ware number 5. not sure if it was pulled or did gang busters sales so it's already sold out. but the deal is this, some are questioning if it was right for adidas and the ncaa to profit from kevin ware's pain. louisville's athletic director told wdrb, quote, this shirt was created as a respectful tribute to honor kevin and allows fans tole rally around the team. and because of that, a desdas contributing a portion of receiver sale to the university's scholarship fund. so let's talk t-shirts and kevin ware. our hot topics panel today. congratulations on your new book. also comedian, kelly goff, correspondent, and hadley heath. independent women's forum. so welcome to all of you. happy friday. since and you hayou have a new get first dibs. do you see anything wrong with? >> if the immediate photo that followed the break wasn't him standing up and on crutches, that's inspirational. i get it. had he been out for three months flat on his back in a coma, no one would have done thi

>> adidas has definitely scaled back its "profiting" off of kevin ware's injury. they've seen this is not good pr for them, much less the right thing to do. they've stopped putting together these t-shirts that were saying "win for ware" and donated some of the money they did make. that issue is a little bit behind him. right now he's trying to sort of contribute to the team. here you have a kid, he was a big part of this team and now all of a sudden they're at the biggest staej maybe this they'll ever get to when he's on the team. he has to sit there on the sideline with his leg wrapped up. that's been a little bit of after challenge for him himself. i think he's found ways to do that. he came on to the court, hopped on up the steps and screamed defense at them when they were down the other day. he's been trying over these next 24 hours to try to sort of be that supportive person and i think the rest of the country is falling so in love with all of the things that he's trying to do, even without a leg, that -- >> no not nike, strictly adidas and other manufacturer

. >> i believe what you adidas as opposed to the last item. you allowed him to speak. as for the last item you gave each person another 3 minutes. i would say public comment is closed. >> it can be at your discretion. >> i will give you an extra minute. you've already spoken but i will give you an extra minute. >> you can see in mr. lazar's presentation is that not only he's trying to justify to you his actions by giving i a packet and explaining to you the amount of hours he's spent, the fact that he's responded to every sunshine request, it's quite the opposite. and in fact he will come out to the stroo it street in the guise of doing an inspection to sunshine request which is really bad tor a street artist and listen to that >> since you opened a public comment, i'm requesting another minute. we asked for public information. if the employee or the director of the records knows the answer to that public information or can get it within 15 minutes they are required to give that information. mr. lazar has known that answer to that question because he claims he worked w

. >> justin day surge joe and dustin johnson thanks to their sponsor adidas. same hat, too. like a new trend. >> i guess so and lindsey vonn there, she got plenty of attention, of course, she was there supporting her man, tiger woods, while rocking a pretty styling hat there. her long dress covered up a brace on her injured knee. >> yeah, she's rehabbing that knee and says she'll be back to compete in the next olympics. what a power couple those two make, right gentleman. >> yes. >>> up next "the pulse." today a pop sensation gives it another go. you'll hear psy's latest tune. >> could you do this when you were 6 years old? >> can't do it now. ♪ before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! symbicort i

adidas selling a boston t-shirt on its website but 100% of its profits go to the victims' funds.ut there on ebay, people selling boston marathon medals at markup prices. the guy that make the medals says he thinks these could be stolen or lost medals. >> if the profits are going to charity, okay, but if not, it's disgusting. >> on that happy know, thanks for watching "street signs". >> "closing bell" is coming up next. >>> and we do welcome you into "closing bell." i'm bill griffeth. >> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera at the new york stock exchange, in for maria bartiromo, who is in tomorrow. we are, of course, watching this market very closely, but we are also waiting on a much-anticipated fbi news conference, where it is expected a picture of a person of interest in the boston bombings will be released to the public. we will bring that to you live as it happens. >> watching that very carefully, as you said. also, watching a huge trifecta of earnings. it will be out right after the bell rings.

that the competition out there nike and adidas have other big contracts but if you look at this how dids get the mlb job? >> starting in 1982 with our first batting practice jersey and from that based on the craftsmanship and attention to detail and the service we put forth we can maintain that but we're constantly looking at innovating that a product line but to return immediately whether of player that is traded or optioned. liz: down a couple of percentage points above 16% year to date does that affect you? do you hedge? >> part of the corporation does an extremely good job and we can manage that accordingly. it is a big deal. 80 percent of the business is caught and so it is important to make sure we heads that correctly. liz: go blue. i was the ohio state fan for a while. [laughter] but now everybody teases me to say calpers will make it. >> the women's team are in the final four. liz: somebody is nice. president of majestic athletics and support licensing. we appreciate it. what the weekend has been. look at the clock we still have a couple minutes to go but it has been incredible

i was sent these great adidas boot shoes. endless energy.t get too tired. >> i have a feeling you are bouncy, bouncy all of the time. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> find her on twitter. >>> 6 minutes to the top of the hour only to find someone already lives there? this gator. we will tell you what happened next. it is the last chance to answer our question of the day. which showed you about a new survey thinking america was better off than the 80s. we are reading e-mails next. : >> almost two minutes before the top of the hour. here's what's happening today. secretary of state john kerry meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, on a mission to the middle east to try to revive peace talks. >> arguments begin today in the nfl concussion lawsuit. more than 4,000 former players have filed suits against the league saying that it deliberately ignored and concealed risks of brain injuries. >>> it may be spring but colorado is bracing for snow today. forecasters say that a powerful storm could dump up to two feet in the a

. >> adidas selling these tee shirts to honor the vips. both have boston stands as one written on them. all proceed goes to the one fund a boston charity created by the mayor and governor to help victims of monday's attack. >> now latest developments out of texas. usa today is reporting the mayor of west texas told them as many as 35 people died from that massive explosion at the fertilizer plant there. >> we do know 10 were first responders. crews are searching for survivors. two pieces of video detail the violence of the blasts. >> 16 other people are injured and 35eople dead. he>> damage massive. the plant has been leveled. 75 homes have been damaged along with 75 businesses and a 50-unit apartment complex. rescuers compared damage to what they saw in the 1995 oklahoma city bombing. survivors are just happy to live through this. >> i'm alive so i'm happy. >> it's a bomb that picked you up, took your breath away and dropped you. >> my wife is alive. my bomb, dad. -- mom, my dad. we're beat up but alive. >> people are lined up and ee expl

the team were going on sale to the public, profits going to adidas.ve been discontinued due to a logo bill kevin ware, meanwhile, would have received zero of the sales. meanwhile, the amazing athletes on louisville's women team also made a final four with a tremendous, crazy, wild upset over the tournament favorite baylor. their game happened on the same day. how many of y'all saw it? the louisville men's game on cbs racked up a 9.4 overnight rating. the women eas game which ran on espn 2. that earned a 0.9 rating. let me propose this instead. let's take a closer look at women's basketball as a model for the ncaa. joining me here are espn columnist jamell hill. former university of south carolina women's basketball coach susan and olympic gold medal swimmer donna, also live from my hometown. and we have the star forward guard honored as one of the five players. thank you so much for being here. is there anything to this idea of let's make the men's game look like the women's game? absolutely. it's one that's very exciting and more traditional. >> and

we worked on a very successful campaign to get companies like nike and adidas and reebok and abercrombieitch to increase the ways that they were using labor in places like vietnam, china. i have been very involved in those kinds of issues and i have kevin to improve conditions. >> did you marry? >> we are separated. >> there is an article from another point of view. i want to get you to respond. .odepink are not pacifists they are revolutionary." be speaking with british accents if we were not revolutionary. there are aeans -- lot of people who would agree with me that our system is not working well. we could use a little revolution. >> "they are not dedicated to peace. they are dedicated to turmoil." >> we have a two-party system that got us into wars that we should not have been in all stock they are using drone -- we should not have been in. strikes.using drone in"they are not feminists the ordinary sense of the term. " do you remember saying this? >> we get a lot of criticism. who have left in the kitchen for the street on behalf of peace. they are political operatives on a radical m

adidas is contributing all the money raised from online sales of limited edition t-shirts. the boston beer company is donating all the money it makes from a special brew. and at & t has pledged $1 million each. the money will be used to help pay medical expenses to the people that were hurt in monday's blast. >>> time now 6:21. we are following all of the breaking news. we are watching a lot of police activity in and around boston. a massive man hunt is under way right now. hours after the death of one suspect and the second one identified as his brother is still on the loose. our team coverage will continue. >>> mishandled funds. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> welcome back to the ktvu ch

it seems like adidas on the front, butwoman not certain. that is the same profile of the image we saw from the profile of suspect number two at 5:15 earlier tonight. also and this is important one police officer dead in watertown and one police officer wounded. they said this incident started at a local 7-eleven that's where the campus police officer was working a night shift there and guarding the store or perhaps he responded to an insurance department, but that's where thefficer was shot and later died at a local hospital. this is quick looy moving and frankly we do not have all of the information we would like to. we are trying to piece it together step by step. from town to town in the community. a few blocks behind me would have been the finish line at copley square. if you go miles west of here you would be if watertown, massausetts. it would be near the campus of mit and that's where mike tobin is back with us with an update from his location. mike, what do you have? >> what we got from the state police is is confirmation. it seems

adidas raised 1 million bucks from the sales. you can buy one at adid adidas.com/bostontribute. what is not selling, nike has pulled some shirts that say boston massacre across the front. they pulled those out of the factory stores. they were made to commemorate the 1978 playoff series between the red sox and new york yankees. you know, just because it's not a good tone to be setting right now. there's also a ton of merchandise selling on ebay, but a few manufacturers are speaking out against those ebay sales. some sellers claim the proceeds will go to certain funds. it's really hard to know for sure. a group of people that definitely need your business, store and restaurant owners on boyleston street. getting back into their businesses today. the mayor is opening the area block by block. it's been remained closed to the public for some time. get a bite to eat if you can on boyleston street as soon as you are able. >> such a beautiful area, right? >> so the one fund boston does that go to the victims? >> they say it's going directly to the fund for the victims. >> fantastic. >>

adidas is contributing all the money online sales of limited addition t-shirts generates. boston beer company is donating all the money it makes from a special brew. and john hancock insurance as well as at&t have pledged $1 million each. >>> right now it is 11 minutes after 8:00. and we are going to continue our team coverage of the boston bombing case, a news conference set to begin moments from now, and we're going to take you there live. >> also why taxpayers will end up paying for the annual 420 marijuana gathering in golden gate park tomorrow. >>> just a hint of fog on the coast. still sunny, mild to warm. we'll get some 80s near the coast. >>> time now is 8:14. we're still following the breaking news in the boston marathon bombing case. we have live pictures for you right here of a news conference on everything that's been happening overnight, happening all this morning. the news conference will begin at any moment. the body yum is set -- the podium is set up. we'll bring it to you live once it begins. thousands of police officers are spread out all over boston and

two, i saw a lot of people waiting at their gates in the turquoise and yellow adidas marathon jacketsus if you've been out and about in the city, have you noticed the same? >> i have. i have been out and about in the city and talking to a lot of people coming up to us listen, n here in the united states, here in the back bay. one thing i thought was very interesting, a runner who was there with his two children and his wife, said, you know what? i never really thought about it but this is what terrorism feels like. we're afraid. we're scared. they want to get out of here and go back to ohio and get back to a normal life. >> the sheer definition just being terrorized. as another reporter from "the boston globe" told me it is also about bouncing back. thank you. we'll be right back. on angie's list before i do any projects on my own. at angie's list, you'll find reviews written by people just like you. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> you know, in stories like these, sadly as journalists we te

we worked on a very successful campaign to get companies like nike and adidas and reebok and abercrombieays that they were using labor in places like vietnam, china. i have been very involved in those kinds of issues and i have kevin to improve conditions. >> did you marry? >> we are separated. >> there is an article from another point of view. i want to get you to respond. "codepink are not pacifists. they are revolutionary." >> we would be speaking with british accents if we were not revolutionary. revolution means -- there are a lot of people who would agree with me that our system is not working well. we could use a little revolution. >> "they are not dedicated to peace. they are dedicated to turmoil." >> we have a two-party system that got us into wars that we should not have been in. they are using drone strikes. l.at ispo political tourmoi >> "they are not feminists in the ordinary sense of the term." do you remember seeing this? >> we get a lot of criticism. >> "women who have left in the kitchen for the street on behalf of peace. they are political operatives on a radical missio

and the so-called bicep group, which includes ebay, intel, starbucks, adidas and nike.so this notion that this is a hoax, that there's doubt is belied by some of the most respected names in the private sector. and those companies join the national academies. they join nasa. they join the u.s. department of defense, government accountability office, the american public health association, and, yes, the united states conference of catholic bishops. as well as the majority of americans in understanding that it is time to wake up, to end this faux controversy that has been cooked up by the fossil fuel industry and to do the work here in congress that needs to be done to protect americans from the harms of carbon pollution. i thank the presiding officer, and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands in recess subject to the impose a particular world view. a world view i call lynn really aism. and go to a definition of that so we aren't using terms loosely. as a chic -- christian, i'm worried the state hhs mandate wants have to pay

. >> adidas pulled a t-shirt. the t-shirt was being sold for 20 bucks.shaped by ware's number five. they don't see a dime from apearl sales. but the fact was this campaign wasn't stopped, was that something that was us unprecedent nd and unusual for the ncaa. >> no the ncaa for a long time hads sanctioned the use of athd leet's names for commercial purposes. they ar not supposed to do that but they do do it. now there's a suit in southern california that challenges those practices. it's interesting that the ncaa defines am turism in its own way. the amu allows amateur athletes to receive comp pen sigs. the usga with golf amateurs allows that as well. they had defined it in a way that's evolving and more fing and they don't allow the athletes to receive any compensation for publicity rights. >> walk us through the 0 ban nonv.ncaa lawsuit and what that could mean for college sports and especially college athletes. >> so there are a bunch of lawsuits that were brought together under the banner of 0 ban non. and the lawsuits are basically arguing that colleg

adidas of oregon already collects sales taxes on their sales. columbia sportswear. nike, already collecting sales tax. hairy and david -- i've gotten that as a gift once and in a while -- they already collect sales tax. five of the 11 internet retailers in oregon already collect sales tax. this is new burden on them. what we're talking then is about six internet retailers in oregon who i assume don't want to collect sales tax. in montana, there are two internet retailers with web sales above the exemption in this bill. actually there are four in the list of internet retailers but one already collects sales tax and the other one is below the exemption level, so they're not covered by this bill. so when i hear this objection about stopping this bill and the impact it's going to have on these states, we are talking about five businesses in oregon, one or two businesses in montana. that's what it's about. but it's about much more. because these sales tax revenues are important to states and localities and local units of government. this is the money they use to avoid ra