adidas, you have five as well. have 50% of the boots out there and social media is where nike is really dominant. they have double the amount of his book likes compared to a d this and four times the amount of twitter followers. -- compared to adidas. >> huge in social media and still big and software even though they are not making the fuel band anymore. >> there were talks that they hat, but they are keeping the software. maybe they will team with other fit makers of the wearables. >> we now know what olivia sterns wears on a saturday to lunch, brunch, whatever it is. >> 100% and i am not alone. if you go to brunch in manhattan, every single woman has jogging pants. >> let's just leave that one alone. let's change gears completely. coming up, is juncker the right man for the eu commission's top job? david cameron says absolutely not. more on this story when we come back. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." david cameron's eu isolation appears to be deepening. he is digging in his heels against jean-claude juncker e

adidas also has five many. adidas, they scored a bit of an own goal when it comes to individual players. yes, nike has lost a few of their key cards, wayne rooney, rinaldo -- ronaldo. but there was a certain luis backed and heidas has been banned internationally for nine games after biting another player. also unable to play in the future liverpool games. 2010 andnned back in last year for biting players. clearly, they have a problem in their portfolio players. nike certainly winning the day there. social media fax. nike is dominating in that space as well. when it comes to twitter and facebook, 37 million facebook likes for nike. above, almost double what adidas has in terms of facebook likes. in terms of twitter, nike leads the charge. quadruple the amount of twitter followers compared to adidas. in many ways, nike winning, just not quite yet with the revenue streams in football. >> thank you very much. caroline mentioned portugal going out at the world cup. coming up, it is the nation's single biggest gainer

adidas has been closely aligned with either.hey have this beautiful history with the world cup, all of these moments. nike did not get into soccer until 1994 and did not get serious until around 2000. nike does not have a history that adidas as. they are aware of it. they have chosen to focus much more on sponsoring individual players and teams and building up advertising as opposed to what adidas does, which is focused on owning the entire event. >> will that write them with these allegations of corruption did for the world cup? >> i do not think anyone thought 10 years ago that there would be a repetition of -- reputational issue with being closely affixed with fisa. adidas has called for a more thorough investigation. we have not even begun talking about russia in 2018. oh nobody know -- nobody knows what kind of reputational risk that will be. things going on does not have to do with the board. it is the way soccer is moving. it is so much money going to european club teams that club championships, national championships are

adidas has 12% of the global sportswear market. world cup balls have borne the adidas logo since 1970. now, nike is catching up. to a whoppingse $1.9 billion last year, not far behind adidas's estimated $2.4 billion. >> football is the number one sport around the world. we will bring great innovative products to the marketplace. gesture, thelic infamous torch used by the when they went on strike. the team is now sponsored by nike. >> while negotiations continue, russia says it will not cut supplies to ukraine. moscow set a deadline for ukraine to start paying its gas bills, but the deadline came and without an attack. russia says ukraine owes it just under $4.5 billion, but ukraine says that is much smaller. signsmmission says the are sitting down for another round of talks this tuesday evening. africane, the south government is warning of losses in the mining sector if a five-month long strike continues. attempte abandoned an to mediate between mining officials and union officials. tools back in january. companies are rejecting it

adidas gets about $2.7 billion. nike is catching up very quickly and they are really putting money behind corporate sponsorship. 10 out of the 32 finalists for the world cup were sponsored by nike. adidas sponsored nine. so nike has more teams under their belt. they also had half the boots out on the pitch, they say. now they are neck and neck in terms of who is going to the next round of the world cup read both have five teams. here you hasn't it. nike has brazil, the favorite, france, greece, the netherlands, and the united states. hasntina has -- adidas argentina, germany, colombia, mexico, and nigeria. a bit of an own goal as to who they land to sponsor. luis suarez was banned. >> they are standing by him though. >> they have not said they are cutting their contract with him, but they would -- they did say they are going to reanalyze it. once uruguay appeals the ban. they are not going to be doing any extra marketing with him and they keep on saying that this is a man with a reputation. seven-game suspension bac

adidas, at the same time, could benefit from that.ayers in the states or if people in the states really get into the football or soccer mode, probably they also will buy adidas gear and that is a huge market, of course, for adidas. first of all, i'll send it back to you. both teams are still in. both players and, of course, nike is supplying the gear to the united states and adidas is supplying the gear to the german team. karen, with that, back to you. >> annette, thank you very much. i'm looking forward to see the world cup. >>> let's take a look at the rest of yesterday's world cup action. renaldo got on the score sheet. ghana hitting home. coming from behind, algeria had a draw with russia. belgium beating sought korea. let's take a look at the final 16 action. it kicks off tomorrow when practice zill takes on chile. colombia plays uruguay. >>> from the pitch to the links, tiger woods has returned to the golf course three months after having back surgery. as ea mon aftermon javers, tige affects the bottom line of golf it was a bea

if he wearshe kid adidas or nike'. >> half think he wears adidas and half think he wears nike. >> let'se adidas. >> it does not matter that the kids do not know. at this age, the parents by them. when they have their own money, the silos and player style it's -- styles will matter. until then, it is enough to make sure that adidas knows who that is. will be the american equivalent of football boots. they call it soccer. you play a sport that involves your hands. anyways, just to translate. here are stocks on the move. we will focus on the aviation sector. is down. airbus is down. air of animated -- emirates has canceled an order. that,lls-royce is down on as well. that is it. we have been on the move. the pulse continues on bloomberg. . . >> flying high no more, emirates scraps an order for the airbus a350. we are watching lufthansa. shares slump on a profit warning. the battle for control over opec. oil ministers are indiana as the fight heats up. we are live at its headquarters. taxi drivers hit the streets. .0,000 protest against the uber we are live on the scene.

>> i asked the kids whether messy where's adidas or nike. messihe kids think that where's adidas.f the kids think he wears nike. adidas? really matter that these kids don't know which shoes lionel messi wears. at this age, their parents by their cleats. when they have their own money, silos and player style will start to matter. until then, it is enough that adidas makes sure they know who lionel messi is. >> getting them on is the problem. coming up, we are going to stay with the world cup spirit. taste going to give you a when the pulse returns. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." from london to madrid, thousands of taxi and limo drivers are on strike today. to keep uberng from encroaching on their turf. the car sharing service is one of many startups sparking a war between tradition and tech. you can't get any more traditional than a london taxi driver. to the cofounder of index ventures. a bit of an anomaly in the tech world coming from the u.s. over here. this in a moment. we have a great case in point here today in europe. it raises a number of different issues.

whether lionels messi wears adidas or nike. wearsf the kids think he adidas.nk he wears nike. adidas. it doesn't matter that they don't know which shoes lionel messi wears. at this age their parents by their cleats. when they are 15 and have their sales will start to matter. until then it's enough that they know who lionel messi is. word cleatse the was mentioned i had to put my finger in her ear. you don't like the word. >> i think it's what you use for climbing mountains. up, more on the latest result when countdown returns. >> aig has promoted the ceo. the company is focusing on growth after the predecessor stabilized the insurer and paid back a government bailout. a new chiefau named executive officer. this comes as the cognac maker works to reverse a slump in earnings. the company last week reported that 39% drop in profits as chinese customers cut back purchases. ibm is nearing a deal for its chip manufacturing business. the tech giant has searched for a buyer since last year. foundries is mainly interested in acquiring ibm engineers and and no actual pr

on top of that, adidas has a retail strategy so if anyone in there it would be adidas. i don't know why they need the brand. >> okay, what about the nike's digital strategy? tim cook, ceo of apple, sat on nike's board now for nine years at a time when apple is clearly laump i launching wearable technology. pulling back on hardware, focusing on software. is there a tire there specific to nike with apple down the line? what do you think might happen? >> yeah, that's a great question, and i think something is going to happen. i think back in the back of parker's mind, the back of management's mind at nike, what they want to do is own the connection to the customer, and they see digital information, training, performance, whether it's social media, they want to connect to the customer whenever there's a branding experience, so it's not clear how that hook up's going to happen, but definitely they are talking to apple about that, and definitely the growth they've seen in direct consumer it's more from digital than in stores, and i think that's going to drive a future. >> i t

they definitely trumped adidas. cheryl: nike will be running ads , correct?y are not the of official sponsor, but will they have any advertising the world cup? >> no, adidas actually has a interesting ad and it was directed by the city of god director in their campaign is all or nothing versus risk everything for nike, but it looks suspiciously like a nike had. i can imagine someone watching it and thinking they're watching a nike ad, but you have to had it to kennedy. the job they knew under advertising is world-class. cheryl: let's talk about the specific audience. many americans they don't know is that world cup and i thank you just alluded to this, the viewership if you compare it to the super bowl versus the daily viewership for world cup it's equal meaning that world cup is a much better payoff where if you are adidas or if you are nike, but is the strategy changing do you think of hobbies companies especially sports marketing players put these ads out there? is the strategy totally changing because of the web? >> i think it has to. think about it, ever

pima.e, adidas, fema -- among theition sportswear brands. for years a small bavarian city has hosted an ongoing match between the two turman brands -- german brands. they lived less than one kilometer apart and everyone in the city can record the passion of battle that boosted both brands. >> each one wanted to be the best. in this competition, it spurred them to rise to the top. between adidas and pima continues today, but now on the global football market. each company has a strong global strategy. the international turnover of the three stripes label could this year.on euros >> there are products that sell really well during the world cup. the bazooka or the team jerseys. this will increase our sales. >> pima has invested in character players and numerous african teams. 18 teams are wearing its cat logo. >> africa is the sleeping giant. we believe we will get great returns in our investment when african countries benefit more from economic growth. duel that plays out in stadiums worldwide, but primarily in the shops. the market for footba

length and the depth of the seam. >> reporter: with its textured finish, the bruzuca is the 12th adidas ball used in world cup history. clarence goodson play nd the 2010 cup, that ball was banned by players for unpredictable movement. >> it was really a nightmare. the goalies on the team were saying, look, this ball is moving all over the place, and if the ball is not rolling true or flying true, it makes the game even more difficult. >> reporter: players have raved about the ball's advances. for most, it's the accuracy and speed that matter the most. in a game, it can top 60 miles an hour. with its very only brazuka cam and nearly go million followers on twitter, this tweet sums up the frenzy. you guys realize you're following a ball, right? on the field where stars shine bright, the brazuka is always in the spotlight. miguel almaguer, san jose, california. >>> and a note about iran's loss to argentina today, unfazed by that loss, iran's president tweeted, quote, well played to our persian cheetahs. it may not be the result you deserved but great effort and heads held high. >>> up next

adidas expecting record soccer sales for 2014. adidas and nike controls most of the soccer market. that should bode well even if their sponsors end off facing off. for "nightly business report." i'm sarah eisen. >>> late news from dupont. sharing dropping after it cut the second quarter and full year guidance citing lower than expected corn seed and sales and higher than expected write downs due to a high inventory of seeds. the stock was slightly lower in regular trade today. >>> well, it was another down day on wall street despite some encouraging economic news, job claims dipped lower and personal incomes both edged higher a little bit in may but some were disappointed it rose half as expected so they lowered the growth forecast for the second quarter. the dow lost 21 and the nasdaq fell by a fraction and s&p off by two points. >>> now wall street was buzzing about provocative comments fm kevin warsh. he described the policies of benefitting the rich at the expense of the poor. >> if you have access to credit, the you've got a big balance sheet, the fed made you richer. so i wou

adidas says the negativity is neither good for football nor for fifa and its partners.pect it to carry out of the row investigation. -- of the row investigation. >> what happens next. >> the football world cup kicks off in a few days. the investigation the former prosecutor michael garcia is due to file a report to the ethics committee next month. it will then decide if there is a case to answer. then we will see what sanctions if any are meted out to qatar. very much indeed. coming up the transatlantic war of words. we are going to discuss what happens next as well. we will see you in a moment. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "on the move here, i am guy johnson. 30 minutes into the equity trading take, how are things shaping up? that we have seen today has faded a little bit. equity markets by and large higher. a bunch of markets closed. those markets that are open, france where it its a national holiday, you see a lot of volume. let's get into the story of little bit further. caroline hyde is at the touchscreen with three stocks to watch. >> you said it. nine mark

adidas this week saying it expects record sales, nike and adidas combined make up 70% of the global sparkt. analysts will be look on macro-themes from nike of course, it is so global more than half the sales overseas currency pressures is one of the pressures. >> sarah, looking forward-to-updates, sarah eisen on the nike conference call just getting under by a, of course another issue will be china, which had but a problem in the most recent quarter. >> coin seems to have hit a reflection plan. we had an epic street fight. a lot of things dan might talk about. it was a good quarter. gross margins better than expected. the moving into higher margin products which is grit for them. in terms of the stock price, doctor 80-ish watt top we paid at the end of 2013. we touched it again, it's imperative off this quarter that this stock trades 80 holds it and breaks through in order to take the next leg up. >> more on nike later in the show barkleys new york attorney general, could other financial firms be in the crosshairs coming up? the stock is closing up 30% on the first day of trading. will thi

. >>> adidas is going to take a bite out of its world cup advertising. some of the ads feature luis suarez baring his teeth. well, that isn't funny anymore. suarez has been suspended for biting an opponent during tuesday's world cup match. adidas plans to remind suarez it expects better behavior from its athletes. >> you think? >>> there may be a line in the electronics department of your walmart today. the giant retailer is cutting the prices of basic iphones at 9:00 a.m. the 16 gig 5s, will cost $99. the 5c $29. both with two-year contracts. the prices are only available in stores. not online. >>> the summer's first bona fide blockbuster opens today. analysts say the new "transforms" movie could gross as much as $100 million this weekend. this fourth film in the series has a new cast, swapping shia labeouf for mark wahlberg. >>> and when we come back, a surprise attack caught on camera. a man hurls himself on to the hood of a deputy's cruiser. >>> plus, friends in high places. a daredevil uses his pals to make a crazy b.a.s.e. jump. look at that. hi, i

adidas.on't hear the take on nike thing from you guys. >> i just hope to god nike continues on their great quest and paves the path because they -- they're a religion to kids. they come up with new technologies. they are the quintessential company in this business and they set the pace. >> but they also charge a fortune and i saw pricing here that made me feel like the consumer isn't doing that fabulous. >> i hope they keep doing that well, $140 a pair and we have the same footwear for $80, big difference. >> now tell me about how you decided to do the california chrome? because it is such an anomaly and the first reaction that people say is, oh, come on, a horse. but this was a master stroke of publicity. >> why you wouldn't you do it? >> well, because horses don't wear skechers. >> it's like a billboard in the stadium, only this one is going to be seen by a billion people. >> now, you know, when kim kardashian to pete rose, you went hot to joe montana and joe montana is my era. he's my era.

now, adidas is the official sponsor.soccer ball, but you see all kinds of other logos on here. interestingly, it's bare materials that created the ball's cover which is about five layers of plastic. again, there are a lot of companies who can participate in the world cub without paying the sponsorship fee, but then there's nike who is not an official sponsor, right? there's this battle between those two. >> that's right. you always have to worry about the marketing. we expect you, by the way, liz, to do some juggling when this segment is over. liz: ah, yeah. >> at the end of the day, adidas, sony, visa, they're paying $25-$50 million a year for their right to be sponsors, other companies that are just sponsors for the world check up -- liz: and here's nike, put anything these commercials. they don't say they're the sponsor but, boy, they sure make it look world cup. >> because they have a lot of the players. a lot of the players are their people. it's a little truckee, for sure. liz: russia in 2018, qatar in 2022, there'

issuedd adidas statements. the company is taking on facebook. developing its own headset and a hopes for the playstation 4. they will unveil the project after the electronics entertainment expo today. >> israel's second-biggest bank said it is in talks to settle an investigation of whether it helped america's eve ate taxes -- evade taxes. the deal will not include a guilty plea. it would be the first israeli bank to settle a tax problem with the u.s. ,> let's get back to alex cruz ceo of vueling. low frills carrier. we do not about low cost anymore. low frills. >> sounds great. >> we talked about rome and what is happening with liberia and spain. can i go back to a macro point of view? what is happening in these economies? we seem to be in a low growth, low inflation environment which will keep them tugging on the way we are for an extended period of time, is that your takeaway? >> unfortunately, we only have a 3-4 month horizon. in anyely, being a base country like spain over the past few years, we have seen hardships. we hear lots of noise and

sony, adidas, visa and coca-cola called on the organization to take appropriate measures. fifa sponsors contribute $1.5 billion over the four-year world cup cycle. >>> meanwhile, barclays is facing a $300 million pound hike from amanda stavely according to "the u.k. sunday times." the claim is related to and investigation conducted by the front office into $322 million pounds of advisory fees paid by barclays to qatar investors during the financial crisis. stavel advised the government during that time but the report says she believes her contract entitles her to receive the same sum. >>> and up next, how much would you pay to dine with buffett? the annual auction for lunch with billionaire investor took place over the weekend. find out where the winning bid was, next. >>> the price tag for the chance to pick the brain of warren buffett topped $2 million. this was part of a charity auction on e-bay. that's more than double last year's top bid and on par with recent years. this will help provide job training to the poor and homeless in san francisco. and just quickly, shrim

adidas beats them in europe. hold it if i had it. >> i'm going to hop in. 24% is the one-year performance. i think it's a great stock, but again, you have to buy this lower. >> walmart, what do you think? >> walmart is one of the stocks where you want to get in. but i think when you see the correction, if it ever comes, sue, i think walmart will outperform. i just can't buy it up here. >> i think it's -- it's a small, midterm downtrend, but i like what they're doing as far as online, so i would be a buyer of walmart in the 74 region. >> now, jim, i'm going to give you p & g, and jeff, cisco. >> p & g is the poster child for a little bit of risk. as a matter of fact, i had a position on recently that expired, because it was a call position, which, by the way, another calvia, most of these positions i would replicate with cheap calls. you're going to limit your risk and calls are cheaper than they have ever been. >> and cisco, jeff? >> cisco has been a huge momentum, so i think cisco, again, i hate to beat a dead h

adidas is down 20% of the year. is something going on with these premium apparel and food wear guys. so fike trades at about two-and-a-half times. next year's expected earning, only growing at about 14%. the company recently guided down to the full physical 2015 year. let me make this point. i don't think expectations are particularly high for tomorrow's earnings. i think the stock would be a great buy at 70. i don't think you have to accept in here, digest it, see water happening. i think you will probably move. >> as a world trade school here, if are you considering an investment in nike, you don't have to rush out before the earnings event tomorrow. >> how do you weigh it? >> i agree with dan, you do not have to buy the stock before the earnings, if they come out and they're decent, i'm a bull. i think it's held in here well above 75. there are a lot of catalysts not priced in. i think i will go with guy adame on this. >> i would go with dan. >> oh, so sweet to be together again. will you sing again? >> karaoke,

adidas and nike. >> we are in the football business 365 days a year. >> there are plenty of ways to getame out on the field. >> that is what they have been

. >> reporter: adidas the maker would say nothing amusing about this year's world cup soccer ball.ted a great deal in researching, manufacturing, and advertising the brazuca. and experts will tell you, the effort seems to have paid off. >> it's good because i think it's more stable, it flies. >> reporter: dr. robbie mada aerodynamics engineer at nasa, studied just about every ball on the planet. >> golf balls, baseball, soccer balls, volleyballs, i think i got them all. >> reporter: using wind tunnel equipped with lasers and smoke, scientists learn how the ball moves through the air. the brazuca travels better than previously balls which may account for why there have been more goals scored in brazil than any other world cup since 1970. explain what makes this a good soccer ball. >> well, this is a good soccer ball, for one thing, i haven't heard complaints from the players. that's a good sign i believe you can impart more spin, the bend it like beckham, easier to achieve, i think. >> reporter: the brazuca has longer, deeper seams and a pimple-like surface. the smoother ball is har

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if it's the adidas world cup official game ball. dr. dr. mint chief of nasa arrow physics lab tested it stichbls. >> first thing we notice this is a lieutenant more stable ball. flies better. >>reporter: in the wind tunnel you can see smoke streaming around the ball t.it cits a different kind of turbulence than the other used in south africa. many players dislike this one because it knuckle or moved when they kicked it. >> i haven't had a single complaint from any of the players. i think that's a good sign for them. >>reporter: if this seems more exciting than year past you are right. during the first 20 games teams scored 60 gochls at this point during the last world cup they only made 46. some fans at british pub pig and whistle credit him with the scoring soil. it seems like it a lot easier to connect and easier to control so it does seem like it's leading to more goals pretty exciting. >> iners not convinced. >> i think the opening stages there is more chance to mismatch and games may get tighter. competition progres progresses. >> they

. >> la marca a adidas ha roto con el jugador a quien defendÍan. en un choque se habÍa abierto todo tipo de rumores de acuerdo, el empate era suficiente para que cada uno lograra el objetivo marcado, pero alemania saliÓ volcada sobre el Área del howard, y a los 10 minutos de la segunda parte se enteraron los rumores, howard respondiÓ a la a la perfecciÓn, pero no pudo evitar el tanto del muller. portugal logrÓ una victoria 2 1 contra ghanagracias al primer y Único gol de cristiano ronaldo en el mundial. la resistencia gyan tuvo su premio cuando batiÓ a beto, otro error de ghana le puso en bandeja a ronaldo el gol que hasta ahora no habÍa anotado en brasil, pero ambos equipos fueron eliminados. a pesar de la expulsiÓn de un jugador, bÉlgica ganÓ a la inofensiva corea, a la talentosa y jovencÍsima generaciÓn belga, se medirÁ a estados unidos en octavos de final, mientras que corea del sur cayÓ eliminada. argelia hizo historia al alcanzar por primera vez el modelo de fÚtbol, al empatar con rusia, en curitiba de finalizar segundo del grupo h por detrÁs

adidas says they are monitoring the case for their sponsorship of him. i will throw it back to you, claire. >> he also could have lost his two front teeth, but he does not look too concerned about that. >> i think you could have afforded the dental costs. >> thank you, markus karlsson. up next, web news on france vingt-quatre. >> hello and welcome to web news with a look at the stories making the online headlines. coming up on today's show, charities announcing a rise in domestic violence during the world cup. calling for a higher national minimum wage in england. a professional skater playing football on his board. no one wanted england to win. domestic violence rises 38% when england gets knocked out of the world cup. these shocking statistics the u.k. revealed in this viral u.k. charityd by a as part of its latest campaign against domestic violence. the charity hopes the video will raise awareness and a collective realization of this alarming phenomenon. #standupworldcup. they want to share the keywords as much as possible with messages denouncing the

el cambio de anuncio de la firma adidas despuÉs de expulsar a suarez por morder a un oponente.onder. y maÑana se reanudan las actividades en el mundial. usted puede ver por univisiÓn durante la primera jornada de la segunda ronda, se enfrentan brasil y chile. once y media de la maÑana. por la tarda tres y media se medirÁ colombia y uruguay. ♪ con esto nos vamos. maÑana sigue el mundial. >> gracias, muy buenas noches. y mucha suerte. ♪ [mÚsica] >> no creas que soy de los que se va a quemar el dinero en un dos por tres. no, al contrario. voy a hacerlo rendir mÁs. >> que ambicioso. me encanta oÍrtelo decir. >> ¿y tÚ que me cuentas? ¿como te ha ido? >> pues, la verdad, no muy bien. estar lejos de mi casa no es fÁcil. mi noviazgo con alberto no es lo que yo pensaba. resultÓ ser un machista. le importo muy poco y no me respeta. >> ah, bueno, que serÁ que asÍ son todos esos ricos, prepotentes. creen que

adidas apparently took that criticism to heart and this is the result. in 2010, the south africa world cup had 77 goals in the first 36 games. in brazil and with the brazuca, there have been 108. >> i would say the ball definitely has something to do with it. >> reporter: mehta says part of it is psychological. they may feel more comfortable striking it. it is a testament to sports engineering, sports competition and clever marketing. the ball has its own page on twitter with more than 2 million followers. ♪ i want to be with you >> reporter: for "outfront" dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >>> i love it. they never thought of naming it before. nor did i know it was called brazuca. brazu brazuca. >>> a major development in the search for malaysia airlines flooit 370. you've never seen this many pams and this is a report of everything they know and new breaking news. signs the pilot and the crew were unconscious. and we're going to take you to the greenest city on earth. it's in the middle of the desert. i visited it on a day when it was 120 degrees at 8:30

adidas is expecting $2.7 billion for 2015.germany with these two. >> i'm wondering if we the have sara if you're hearing anything about the fuel band. they're going to drop the hardware, focus on software? >> we've got them on the record saying they're more on the software program. he said stay tuned on their relationship. apple and nike. people are widely expecting whatever apple comes out with, a watch in terms of nike and their integration. also john donohoe, ceo of ebay is on board. they need to grow their online sales. not so much for the quarter but the brand awareness. nike always forward thinking fashion brand. it is the number one sports brand. >> john, to your question, there's so little color in this announcement, there's nothing in there except the hard core numbers. we've built on our platform. >> its like a press interview. >> michael farr, what's your view on this name? >> my guess is nike didn't bury the lead. they went with their strength and got it out there. their press people are very good about that. that

cosa que tenÍan impregnada, ahora es el amor al billete, quiÉn te va a patrocinar el mundial sino adidas hay tema que se le escape, este caricaturista ha publicado mÁs de 15 libros, pero en "el mundial de trino",muestra la otra cara del juego mÁs popular del planeta. >> es un libro sobre el fÚtbol, pero habla lo que hay alrededor del pudor, seÑoras que ven el fÚtbol, los hombres que ven el fÚtbol, por ejemplo mi mujer, margarita, odia el fÚtbol, pero dice: del mundial voy a ver algunos partidos, cuÁndo juega italia? lo que quiere ver guapos. un fÚtbol sin italianos, es como una pasarela sin modelos. luego b a los mexicanos que llegamos todos encorvados como cuauhtÉmoc blanco. >> trino comenzÓ a hacer sus monos, como Él los llama a los 18 aÑos, y le encanta poder vivir de eso, pero lo que lo motivÓ a hacer el libro dedicado al mundial es su pasiÓn por el juego, aunque si le hacemos caso a sus predicciones para el destino de nuestro selecciÓn, mejor nos ponemos a llorar. >> primero jugamos contra camerÚn, nos golea cuatro-uno, despuÉs brasil se porta buena onda, porque fue campeÓn en guada

>> basketball target. >> this fight was between inmates brad flowers and adidas maston.urred in the shower area, out of view of the jail's hundreds of surveillance cameras. >> turn around. put your hands through the trap. >> lieutenant keith maderus, one of the first officers on the scene, did see something important. >> i observed inmate mastons throwing closest punches and exchanging closest punches with inmate flowers. during the restraint process, he did drop a metallic object which was identified as a nail clipper, which we believe was being used as a weapon. >> most inmates will get 10 to 15 days in segregation for fighting. but the sanctions could be more severe if a weapon was involved. in this case, flowers seemed to suffer the worst of the fight with a thin cut over his left eye. >> nine, please. >> lieutenant maderus will question both men to determine what happened. he starts with maston who says the incident actually didn't start in the shower, but earlier in the gym. >> what was that all about? >> over a game in the gym. >> ooh game in the gym? what happene

it includes sony, adidas, these out. are allegations of corruption surrounding the world cup in qatar. we are joined by paul allen. one of these sponsors -- what are these sponsors actually saying? >> these sentiments have been very diplomatic. at the same time, they are making it pretty clear where they stand. sony, adidas, and visa have issued e-mail events in regards to these allegations false i will give you an example. expect saying that they ethics and fair play. that is what these companies are saying. allegationsto the in the british sunday times. vice president was overseeing a slush fund aimed towards buying support for the qatar. for the 2012 -- 2022 world cup. they deny any wrongdoing. however, the smell emanating from the whole process is enough are these doctors to put up these sorts of statements. sponsorship from these alone with $400 million to fifa for its part. they have a database name and saying that the sponsors have confidence in the investigation stop >> indeed. this investigation is taking as wel

the incident brings some unintentional humor though to this adidas billboard in rio de janiero.ows suarez with his mouth open much to the amusement of soccer fans. and they have been doing some various poses in front of the big sign. like putting their shoulder in his mouth. >> not the first time he did it, either. >>> at 6:25, it's a big day for oakland's sports. the vote happening this morning to keep the a's lease at the coliseum for a little longer. >> reporter: the supreme court makes a ruling about buffer zones protecting patients from protestors at abortion clinics. but coming up after the break, we'll tell you why a buffer zone in san francisco is still in limbo. ,, ,, heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. wirethey're big. fast. andome. d

> that is translating to a slowdown in golf equipment sales, earlier this year, both german giant adidas cited smaller sales, of course that is just one side of the story. other members of the golfing community believe the negative headlines are over-blown. >> popularity in golf is directly tied to what is going on economically. so while we experience this little period of downturn in the game we believe it will be temporary. >> major changes are seen as a way to reignite interests in the game. there is also interest in bringing younger people in the game being done by some of today's biggest players. >> ricky fowler, dustin johnson, all of these exciting young golfers are getting young golfers into the game. they look athletic, say all the right things and wear all the right clothes so they're really exciting. >> but some real big issues remain, like will americans spend their hard-earned money on golf or other things? for "nightly business report," i'm dominic chu, pinehurst, north carolina. >> it is hard to play, dominic can hit it hard, i have played with him. >> on monday, they say