nike or adidas. let's join bert. you made an interesting comment, you think adidas makes a better product but vote nike, why? >> because phil knight since he co-founded nike conquers everything in sight and this year the last frontier to win is football or soccer and nike will eclipse adidas and beat in sales this year. >> so what are you saying, nike is a more innovative brand? >> nike is innovative. adidas is innovative. they can be mass manufactured at better prices. adidas may be better quality, better teams, better athletes, better sales, better margin. >> it's the thing we call brand. i mean, that's what attracts a lot of people. >> for the cool factor. >> the coolness factor, right? >> the cool factor, whether athletics, music, popular culture, nike wins on all fronts. every major continent, country, every consumer worldwide. >> let's talk about china because i guess nike has a stronghold but adidas is moving in. so it's a neck and neck rivalry there. who wins? >> nike will win because nike will sponsor the ch

adidas -- excuse me, 1.6 billion. adidas was in the billion range.ee how adidas is going to be affected that siemens is not. unless it is a consumer play having to do with russian consumer sentiment. >> a lot to think about. thank you very much indeed. hans nichols joining us on what is happening with siemens and adidas. let's add another company, shall. -- shell. a big footprint in russia. the boss has some interesting lines on what has been happening vis-À-vis russia. let's bring in ryan chilcote. >> they are not as exposed as bp, but they are pretty exposed. the big bombshell comment was that the downing of flight mh17 game changer" for business and russia. yesterday, we heard the cfo of day mh17eer say the was down, they stopped buying shares. they are working with gazprom on sahalin in the russian far east. you can see their exposure, the problems. banned technology necessary to access the tight oil. >> the cost of money goes up and the project become less economically viable. yukos.ights vis-À-vis >> this is the european court of human rights.

what does a world cup victory mean to someone like adidas?articular, itin is a competition on and off the pitch. so you have the competing nations competing for the world cup trophy. and then you have the official and unofficial sponsors competing for shared voice and engagement with fans throughout the tournament. >> we have seen that a lot through social media. they are talking about twitter moments and facebook moment. the whole engagement. talk to me about how brands have used social media within this world cup. >> a great example for me is adidas versus nike. you have adidas, the official sponsor, against nike, the unofficial sponsor, if you would like. each with endorsements all over the world. forball is a huge haul their companies. for me, adidas won the world cup this year. >> what did they do that was so different? >> they were creative, they took risks, there came than -- their campaign was but it -- was very social-media focused. risky, it was creative, but it cut through. , it was less risky. given the number of sponsors that pla

>> adidas is actually a great example of that.ally didn't manage the russian ruble exposure very well. from what it looks like they didn't understand that exposure, didn't have right visibility towards it and they actually came out and had to significantly adjust their earnings. now, they said hopefully we'll make up for this in brazil. nike on the other hand, good visibility. still resume for improvement but they're doing a good job. not asking of a surprise. adidas obviously was competing with it, a big problem. take that as an example. if you're selling a pair of shoes into russia and you're expecting to get $100 for it but the ruble goes down 40%, you all of sudden only getting $60, that is obviously $40 you wish you would have had. if you manage that properly. you would have had $100. that now you only have $60. that impacts out cash, debt covenants and cost of capital. it is real. not just earnings per share. margins, it really affects cash holdings and therefore your debt rating. >> we had a guest on last week. you know wha

eight players are wearing adidas cleats.ooking at all four semi finalist together, do this is the overall winner saying 26 of the 44 players are wearing adidas cleats compared to 15 in nike gear. nike pulling out a very expensive sponsorship deal to pull out with manchester united, one of england's top soccer clubs because of the cost. it is likely to replace nike and pay about $100 million per year the to sponsor manchester unit united. with the market lower today, the dow 16,909, below 17k. how do you profit from a pullback? we have you covered. throwing me now, capital management portfolio manager and we are capital ceo. you are joining me on a day we are seeing a major pullback for the market, what is he your top advice and strategy for somebody on a day like today the changeup and worried about a pullback in the market longer term? >> we are growing concern with higher expectations on lower valuations. there is a low hurdle around revenue growth and expectations are much lower, so we think investors can do quite well by

adidas has france and germany.wn in brazil, and of course this is right out of your wheelhouse. who is winning this one, nike or adidas? >> adidas is winning it, and it is not how i predicted it. it seemed like nike was so far ahead of adidas, particularly on social, taking the players they sponsored and capitalizing on creating these amazing videos with them. i asked adidas what they were doing to keep up, and they said we have the world cup ball this year, and the world cup ball is tweeting. i thought that is the worst idea i have ever heard. i cannot believe you think you are going to compete with nike. i am looking at the fastest growing profiles and soccer last month. number one, the name for the adidas world cup ball. they have pulled it off. it takes helicopter court -- helicopter tours of rio and talks of beach balls on beaches. it has done really well. two, joseph blatter, the boreas guy in brazil -- the boringest guy in brazil right now. >> what have you learned in the last weeks? >> about fifa? one thing

. >> adidas was amply rewarded for the success in rio. it was the sponsor of both finalists of argentina and of the title winner germany, and rewarded for that contract with manchester united. adidas gained very strongly. the world cup in brazil and rio was the topic for the day. people discussed that the whole day. some people, traders came with a jersey from the german team to work here. it must be said that it is not always the case that the stock market people here are way up front. >> a four-star day at the frankfurt stock exchange. the dax finished up more than 1% to close at 9783. the euro stoxx 50 also gained. in new york city, the dow jones industrial average is trading about 0.68% up. the euro is slightly up against the dollar, 1.3621 at the moment. >> back to our world cup coverage, argentina's augustine has arrived home to thousands of cheering fans. >> the squad accompanied the coach to the argentine training camp. germany beat argentina in agreement -- in a grueling world cup final. argentina last won the world cup back in 1

we had a number of big companies with disappointing earnings, including two manufacturers adidas and home builders ryland and beaser. traders want to see clear signs the job market is continuing. for "nightly business report" i'm bob pisani. >> joining us to talk more about the sell off and when it means for you and your investments, art hogan joins us. he's a market specialist with wonderlic securities. does it change the bull trend that you have been predicting and right on so far? >> no, i don't think it does so. it's helpful to take everything and aggergate. we've been concerned and by that, all of these things, russia, ukraine, gaza, israel, whether the defligs economic report out of the eros zone today or adidas talking about a slowdown in demand because of what is going on in russia and i think that is the market manifested to the sell off today and by the way, this is a sell off that's been a long time coming. i think we have gone a considerable period of time without volatility. i think this is the garden variety sell off. we're down 3% in the s&p. i don't think we get down

. >>> to the results of last week's challenge where we asked you to choose between nike and adidas. the winner big-time, nike. 60% of you voted for them while 32% of you thought rival adidas was the investment. >> competition around the ones we've been doing over the last two weeks. that's it for us. "nightly business report" for tonight, i'm susie gharib, thanks for joining us. >> thanks from me, as well. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. [ ♪music ] >> seyed alavi: and the potential of this moment is the thing that is very fascinating. >> seyed alavi is a man of many questions and complicated answers that all boil down into fascinating public art projects. >> alonzo king: i'm forced to look at you because it's so fascinating to look at, it's in process. >> alonzo king is known, not just as a great choreographer and moving force in bay area dance, but as a powerful teacher of ideas. >> alonzo king: whatever discipline you're chosing, what we're involved i

. >>> manchester united and adidas have agreed to a record breaking uniform deal. the 10-year contract will begin in 2015, when nike's deal with the soccer team expires. for that hefty fee, adidas will get free advertising on one of the world's most popular soccer uniforms, and it will also be the exclusive dristributor of te team's merchandise. >>> shares of excel soared on its skin cancer treatment it's developing with roche. people can live longer without the disease worsening, when combined with another treatment. >>> according to the investment company institute, the mutual funds big trade group. nearly 38% of 401(k) assets were invested in equity mutual funds. the fees on those funds continued to drop. and more of your money went to work for you. joining us to talk more about this trend and others. is brian reed chief economist at ici. three quick questions. how much did the fees on average fall, why? and how does this translate into more money into my pocket as a fund holder? >> well, fees have dropped 30% in the last decade. between 2012 and 2013 they've dr

. >>> to the results of last week's challenge where we asked you to choose between nike and adidas. the winner big-time, nike. 60% of you voted for them while 32% of you thought rival adidas was the investment. >> competition around the ones we've been doing over the last two weeks. that's it for us. "nightly business report" for tonight, i'm susie gharib, thanks for joining us. >> thanks from me, as well. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >>> we need to understand how important it is for inventors to turn themselves into heroes. part of what they're doing when they're selling a product is selling their own identity. and edison was a master at this. >> in his book, the age of edison, historian earnest freeberg examines the incandescent light. i talked with him about the age of edison and the age of information. >> welcome to the museum. we're thrilled to have you here. let's talk about w

. >>> to the results of last week's challenge where we asked you to choose between nike and adidas. the winner big-time, nike. 60% of you voted for them while 32% of you thought rival adidas was the investment. >> competition around the ones we've been doing over the last two weeks. that's it for us. "nightly business report" for tonight, i'm susie gharib, thanks for joining us. >> thanks from me, as well. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, kovler foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions.

ideas -- were wearing adidas. we will begin to see how much russia, orut golf, golf in russia. >> is it golf or russia? is it golf in russia? next andalk about that the sales slowdown. in, what is going on emerging markets. we are on the move. >> welcome back. in london, this is on the move and we're focusing on the impact of russian sanctions all day. is having an impact. we spoke with the chief oncutive to get her take international sanctions squeeze the car market. the automotive says that it the help of the market to grow car manufacturers need the support and it is a restricted the chance to explore. >> he said that the premium andet had remained strong >> is a political situation and a building. there are lots of german cars a final success. had political -- tostating there, they expect sell self-driving cars. i do not know how people feel about that. is it secure? is it failsafe? one of the only places or few places allowing this to take place on the highway. matt miller went for the ride. >> you think of s

joining us now is the global head of football for adidas of brazil.> caller: thank you. >> tell me, no matter who wins, you've got a win here. who do you root for? arigentina or germany? >> caller: i think from the business point of view, i think we have to be happy and -- this is perfect brand -- sunday, teams the stadium, and so from a company point of view, for us, it's argentina or germany, but from the personal appointment of view, being germany, i have that preference, no doubt about that. >> the connection is shaky, we'll triy to work on that, by interesting to note that nike grew double digits in western europe, grew 20 % in western europe, some say they are cutting into the market share in soccer, biggest in europe, but on the home turf, obviously, a big win because the world cup winner sees a bigger boost, and there's record shares. >> nike had a great quarter, revenue up 1 1, every geographic region up other than japan, and we'll see world cup can only add in the short term. when we come back, despite the controversy over gm recall, sales a

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for example, adidas, have you seen that stock today? getting hammered. reduced expectations for august earnings report sharply saying partly golf. also because of the situation in russia, leadsing to weaker consumer sentiment and spending reducing the amount of stores they'll have here. anheuser-busch, they came out and said their russian beer volumes are down 10%. europe was 5%. because ukraine was down 27%. if you exclude ukraine, only a decline of half a percent and the cfo said on the call, geopolitical risks were having an impact on beer consumption in a being way. used that phrase. and exxon, last hour, waiting to hear what they would say in light of bp. waiting for details on the sanctions and would not comment on the impact on a huge project going on in russia and we're hear that as well from siemens, saying geopolitical issues could definitely impact germany in a big way, but he's got to see the details of the sanctions, which are coming out as we speak day to day. they put out the paperwork in europe. >> one part of the story. steve liesman, th

adidas signed a deal with a 20 time champion.greement kicks off next year. >> thank you very much. looking forward to johnson and johnson. lebron james's return is looking to bring half $1 billion to cleveland, the kim kardashian game is expected to add $200 million in sales. that is according to one analyst. the creator of this game is glu mobile. it has seen its shares rise over 50% since the launch last week. i am joined by niccolo de masi. what is this game? >> a pleasure to be back. we pondered with kim about 12 or 18 months ago to build a game that is tailored around providing her fans with an experience so they can carry in their pockets and be in kim's world. kim is effectively your mentor as a player as you work your way up the rungs of hollywood to become an a-list celebrity. >> how does something like this work? i understand the game itself is free but once in the game itself, you can purchase various tokens and you can purchase access to different levels of the game. how does something like this turn into money? >> we

eastern time, this after adidas warned on its profit, cut its outlook for a year.e'll talk about that as well. as well as women's. >>> lam research beating the street on earnings. as you can see, the stock up 6%. strong revenue growth. the stock has been remarkably outperforming the s&p 500 year to date. complex chip maker, that's used in am products, samsung products, a unique insight into everything from tablets to pcs to smart phones. martin is the president and ceo of lam research. good to have you here. >> very nice to see you, thank you. >> so go beneath the numbers for us and tell us a little bit about what you're seeing in term of demand on everything on smart phones to pcs. >> there's so much diversity in terms of drivers of consumer electronics and enterprise products, that we see a way for fabrication equipment spending, outlook of about $32 billion for calendar 14 and our expectation is that there will be some growth relative to spending by customers heading into 2015. at a company level, a little stronger as you have indicated, and that's a by-product

what's going on with adidas? weakness in russia lowering their guidance and talked about a need for the poor retail sentiment to turch around. used the word in general, affecting retail stocks all over the place. portugal, talked about this, huge loss there. don't have the capital to cove the loss. will have to raise capital and portuguese market at lowest levels since october. and here in the u.s., another reason we were weaker here. moved up -- employment cost index spiked rather notely. 0.7%. important, details changes and the costs of labor to businesses. now the hawks are out there saying, wait a minute. things are heating up faster than anticipated. another reason the fed maybe should want to raise rates sooner than later. hawks have more ammunition on that. and then argentina's default causing problems in the emerging market end of the world. so the argentinean stock market is down, but also other emerging market stocks are down as well. finally, guys, i want to oint out, home builders disappointing earnin

profit warnings, adidas scales back plans in russia. shell rise to the top of the ftse to help beat earnings forecast. >>> and here at home, according to the ceo of generale, who tells cnbc in an exclusive interview, that he expects a rebound to boost the confidence to boost earnings. >> the actual stake is what the actions in other regions of the world to achieve their targets over time. so we see the determinants. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the world. >> welcome to "worldwide exchange". the german sports wear company adidas says it will scale back plans to expand in russia as it's been forced to cut its outlook for 2014. meanwhile, lufthansa says second quarter net profit fell due to strikes, adversity affects and overcapacity on its north american and european routes. the german flag carrier net profits are the 170 mini euros from 155 million a year ago. and you can see continental down 2.4% despite the tiremaker raising its outlook for the second time in five months. th

adidas.e will talk to the company's top soccer executive. ♪ >> the world cup as are the one for one happy. adidas is sponsoring both teams in the finals. marcus bauman must be a happy man. we have been following the world cup. we are talking about the marketing strategies of these companies. tell me how you are preparing for the finals on sunday? i think we are preparing and we have a fantastic brand showcase on sunday. teams we were in the stripes in the final. we will have people in our footwear. very happy. ramping up and preparing for a special product for the two teams in the finals. we want to make sure that from a commercial point of view we are capitalizing on the success of argentina and the german team. >> whose jerseys are you printing more of? something this is where we are right now. we think the chances are equal. goodve a very replenishment. we are ready and able to catch .p and ramp up >> one of the stories of this world cup has been the success of some of the south american t

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adidas has offered manchester united $100 million a year to supply the team's apparel. and republicans think 11 rocks. the party has picked the city for its 2016 convention. no republican has won the white house without winning ohio. >> the sale of recreational marijuana has begun in washington state. it is the second state after colorado to allow people to buy marijuana without a doctor's prescription. joining me now is the cofounder of a company working with the fda to help fill up standardized standardize, and regulate medical marijuana. >> we have to take a moment to explain your company is a testing company. you are not making cannabis or growing it. we are -- what we are doing is we are a research company. we have been focused on this for the past five years. my background is in design. chiefs why i have visionary officer title. i was very impassioned because i have a cousin who died of a brain tumor. i suggested he use cannabis. cannabis wasieve tested and had enough support. there was also a stigma behind it. it wasmately understood something that was -- what i

adidas winning big.both ceos with the world cup, and they both, carl, were banking -- spending so much money, no figures, but they spend a lot, seeing boost, and they both said they are sustained boosts. adidas is the official sponsor, ensured to have the winning team, that is a big win. nike, interestingly enough sponsored more teams, ten teams r for the first time. interesting business battle to watch in the world cup. >> back to the most recent nike quarter in the marketing costs, expensive to market these things and promote, but, obviously, you get it back with the global audience. >> i say there's a bright spot for nike in terms of their win, it's been popular to watch the world cup in the u.s., and nike, obviously, home market, soccer games and popularity has the opportunity. >> we'll see how popular it stays after sunday. >> true. >> a different question. >> even i watched this year. >> when we come back, banks hit hart in the sell off. look at the big ones today, how to navigate that sector after

adidas shares saw their sharpest daily slump since 1997 on the back of a profit warning. the german sportswear maker says profit it year will miss its forecast by at least 118 million euros. it cites lower demand for golf supplies in north america and weaker demand in russia as sanctions and ukraine crisis could hurt the russian economy. the stock market in portugal was weighed down by a 42% tumble for the bank taking a beating after it reported a net loss of 3.6 billion euros and needs to raise further capital. it has fallen out of grace with investors after an audit discovered irregularity as at its parent company controlled by the family. if we look back at the united states shares in t-mobile are bucking the trend on wall street trading more than 6% higher on reports that the company i will add is making takeover bid and it has come out to confirm that in a statement. this sets the scene for a bidding war for america's fourth largest mobile network sprint. the third largest has put in an offer for t-mobile u.s. in other words, it is a story we will be watching probabl

doing out of a thing or two sponsor manchester united will stop at the same time, it is reported that adidasis ready to step into the fray and is reportedly close to a 10 year risk -- tenure sponsorship agreement. i'm going to hand it back to you, tom. >> thank you for that is most of a. up next, a check of what's owing on. the weapon uses up next. >> welcome to the web news. we have a look at the stories making online headlines. coming up on today's show, the leader of access challenged over and expensive wristwatch. users asking for disability access. and an incredible pencil drawing. isis has appeared in his first public address. with a fridge shared on jihadi websites on saturday. it shows him urging muslims to obey him. the iraqi authorities are analyzing the recording to verify that it is him. web users are busy scrutinizing the content and spotted something surprising. he is sporting an expensive looking wristwatch. the social network is trying to locate the brand. many say it is a model by famous switch -- swiss watchmaker. the dailyis shared on telegraph that the mated the value of

. >> la famosa marca deportiva adidas apersonalizÓ cada balón que se dee el viernes en la etapa de cuartortos de final, francia contra alemania. por univisiÓn, luego el partido brasil en contra de colombia. desde las tres y media de la tarde. hora del este. >> va a estar increÍble. >> la independencia de estados unidos a ver fÚtbol. >> ese partido de brasil y colombia serÁ extraordinario. >> muy divertido. >> muchos estÁn practicando el pasito. >> luego para acÁ, luego para acÁ. >> hasta pronto, buenas noches. >> gracias. ♪ [mÚsica] >> no voy a ser yo el primero que vea la cara de felicidad de irene cuando sepa la verdad. >> de todas formas, te lo va a agradecer toda la vida. quÉdate con eso. >> ¿y tÚ? ¿cÓmo vas con brigitte? >> ni yo mismo lo sÉ. la descubrÍ en una mentira, y por mÁs explicaciones que me haya dado, pues, sigo dudando. >> ¿natalia te contÓ todo eso? >> sÍ, tadeo, es ella, es ella, es nuestra hija. todo coincide, la fecha de nacimiento, que fue en tuxpan que la encontraron, absolutamente todo, todo coincide, es ella,s

adidas has shut out nike in terms of sponsorship. i just can't get enough of this lebron story.ing to go to brazil to watch this world cup match, but of course the big news, the absolute huge news here, he is going to go back to cleveland. he's going to be a cavalier. in his story. in "sports illustrated", he talks about this idea that he sees himself wanting to win a championship. he also wants to be a mentor at this stage in his career. he sees guys like kylery irvin, the point guard for the calf leer, as young players he can nurture. this does unlock a lot of free agents to move, now that he's locked himself in. dan gilbert, the chairman of quicken loans, also the majority owner of the calf leer, was tweeting that he is happy. i'm excites for the fans and people of cleveland. no fans and people deserve a win are monday than them. dan gilbert, who was highly critical of lebron james, is welcoming him back to ohio with open arms. >> a couple thing, owner of the heat is tweeting as well. he says he's shocked and disappointed at the news. how about lebron and johnny football toge

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the world cup is proving to be very lucrative for german sportswear manufacturer adidas. the company is the official outfitter of both finalists, germany and argentina. >> someone is making money there. the german team shirts are very in demand. those with the names of the strikers including miroslav klose are especially in demand. and it is not cheap either. >> mm-mmm. i like your miroslav klose jacket. [laughter] >> we will be right back after break. >> welcome back everyone. police in brazil are searching for a british man arrested in a sting on a $100 million world cup ticketing scam. >> they say ray wheeling, a senior director of fifa's hospitality company, is guilty of a ticketing scam. >> police arrived to arrest him. they say whelan left the hotel in haste. when police checked his room, the tv will was still on. his flippers were still there. he is on the run, they say. >> he is a fugitive. we hope that he presents himself as soon as possible so all of the questions being asked can be cleared up. >> brazilian authorities had arrested him earlier this week and rele

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. -- adidas will replace nike as the kit supplier for manchester united.a 700 50 million pounds. adidas expects sales from the project to exceed 1.5 billion dollars -- 1.5 billion pounds. alibaba has teamed up with lions gate to stream hollywood films and tv shows. lions gate will be delivered to a new set top box which will include titles such as the hunger games and tv series mad men. makeromes as a software looked to slim down and integrate nokia's handset unit the foreknowledge of the company's plans said. lance could be unveiled as soon as this week. be keeping an eye on another software company in germany. this is a big player in terms of software. outlook inthe 2014 terms of year on year growth. profit margins are being downgraded. we see little hints and snippets of where things are going. it'll be interesting to see how jpmorgan and goldman sachs. -- -- >> a desperate to cost-cutting and it continues to be the scene here in europe. we don't just one and induced recovery, we want corporations to start spending money and driving profits. software wi

voting, you had people like adidas and visa actually connecting with their campaigns with hash tags that see their commercial. as -- aswinston are far as bit another player. snickers one with more satisfying than italian. the world cup, everyday events, they are celebrating. clarify, when these big brands are focused on the world cup, are they shifting all of their focus? or should we consider this to campaigns? additive? >> i would definitely say this is additive. they haven't always been on the everyday strategy. if you are someone like snickers, you care about people being hungry and you're having fun with people and selling products. a moment like this is their chance to comment on culture. really what they are doing is getting into the culture and being relevant. >> you mentioned the suarez moment. you did see a lot more engagement with snickers on twitter versus facebook. the world cup happens once every four years and these moments are rare. convince rands to focus on twitter over facebook? >> dislike with tv, i don't think it's either or. twitter is really about what is happening

. >>> a dead dos is -- adidas is declaring itself a winning from both germany and argentina and the soccer is at an all time high and it was that touring tournament. >>> what happened after police say a man recorded a woman on his cell phone and why police need help from the public. >>> plus the critical vote today that could put many people at risk. yes, there is is limb bit of wet and it will be cooler today and we don't have the clouds but we will talk about that coming up. . >>> we are live in san mateo where police are looking for of the public's help for a man who stalked add woman inside her store and then poured an oily substance on her car. >>> a burglary exposes a possible flaw which could put your house at risk. >>> and filming a new disaster movie, channel 2 news continues. >>> complete bay area coverage starts right now. oop good morning, beautiful sunrise, that looks fake. thank you for that. >>> and we are looking at this, of course this is francis drake and cars are moving along well after being closed after a tanker spilled 17,000 gallons of gas on the road. we will find o

: according to forbe's the top tier sponsored pay a combined $177 million a year one stand out is adidasthe brand predicting it will sell 8 million jerseys this year. and buyers will scoop up some 13 million soccer balls created just for the world cup. >> the usa jerseys are number one selling jersey right now in the store. we haven't seen sales burst like this. >> reporter: further proof it's growing, major league soccer has added nine new times in the last seven years and average attendance now rivals that of the nhl and nba. in new york, bryan yenis, fox news. >>> it was an inspiring and emotional walk. coming up next we'll tell you about all the money raised to help find a cure for breast cancer. >> plus it's a run on pot clubs in the bay. why some patients are buying double what they normally get. ♪ 737. 737. right there? you guessed it. how do we save on operational costs? with the world's largest fleet of boeing 737's. one of the many ways we bring you $69 airfares. limited time sale fares starting as low as $69 one-way. if it matters to you, it matters to us. book now at southwes

one thing that is correlated is adidas is up 3%. >> if they are the sponsor. let us talk about beer consumption. for beer iser pretty important. consumption up for you? >> no personal matters. [laughter] biggest up for one the the south. who knows if these numbers are true. no one is checking the breweries. probably.y, >> a beer is important when it homes to russia. >> what they have taken from infrastructure, get it right. russia did not need to learn from a brazil. the russians will build 12 stadiums in 11 cities in a district. they have a lot to do. ofre've already built three the stadiums. one was built for the olympics in sochi and one in moscow and will be for the football club. another has been done. it is something the russians are beyond and they want to make sure they get it right. it is the first time they will hold a world cup. as for beer, there's a crackdown on alcohol. huge exposure to russia. carlsberg andfor all the breweries and people like to drink beer, it will be advertised during the world cup which it currently is not allowed not to happ

adidas and nike. >> we are in the football business 365 days a year. >> there are plenty of ways to getut on the field.