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. >>> adidas is apologizing to participants of the boston marathon. next, the e-mail it sent out after the race that many said was insensitive. ♪ hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru impreza. the longest-lasting vehicle in its class. more than a car, it's a subaru. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 7:14. a 100-year-old bay area grocer is shutting down for good. >> i have been there a number of times. >> i know. >> adidas is apologizing for an e-mail that was sent out after the boston marathon. we will bring back pam cook with a look at business. >> ibm is affecting the index the way that goldman sachs did yesterday. checking in on the opening bell. ibm stock down 5% this morning on disappointing earnings for the last quarter. that is affecting the dow. that is what happened yesterday with goldman sachs. checking in o

adidas for the first time in more than a decade has the top spot.id, if you look at the ranks two to ten, all of those came from the nike empire. even if adidas doubled the market share to a good 7%, nike by far is still the leader of the pack with a market share of a good 37% on the u.s. sneaker market. still a way to go to catch up with nike. christoph: indeed. jens, thank you. carmaker opal has been cleared of emissions fraud charges. the company does not appear to have committed any crime. the investigation into opal was launched last may after a german environmental group filed the complaint accusing the carmaker of manipulating emissions test results. volkswagen and other german carmakers are still under investigation. vw has admitted to cheating pollution tests. meanwhile the fallout from volkswagens diesel scandal continues. eu lawmakers urged european authorities to quickly establish new checks and penalties to prevent automakers from cheating on emissions testing. the way volkswagen did for years. reporter: a majority of eu lawmakers devot

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in its apology, adidas said clearly no thought given to the e-mail wording.aking of pr nightmares. united airlines remains in damage control following the flight fiasco, the doctor pulled off the flight there. but united ceo oscar munoz says no one has been fired over the incident. and that there was never consideration of firing anyone. munoz calls the whole thing a system failure and he says united is changing policies to make sure it never happens again. >> family members are still hopeful searchers will find a woman and her step grandson who went missing in the grand canyon. >> the 62-year-old woman and the 14-year-old boy lost their footing in a rugged area, while hi with more on the search. >> reporter: the search on for jackson standdeffer and grandmother, louann meryl. >> this kind of incident is extremely rare. >> hiking the grand canyon with family and friend saturday when a family member says as the group was crossing this creek, four people including jackson's mother fell in. the 14-year-old and grandmother were swept away by fast moving water. th

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. >> adidas un fire, e-mail sent out after the boston bombings. >> marathon was held on monday, as youpatriots day. it marked the fourth anniversary of that deadly bombing at the end of the race. so, after this year's race, adidas sent out e-mail. >> it is the title of the e-mail that's causing the controversy this morning. here it is. the title says: congrats. you survived the boston marathon. many are now saying that title is insensitive to the lives that were lost and those who were injured in the deadly boston marathon bombing. >> adidas apologizing about the e-mail, released this statement on twitter, reads: we are incredibly sorry. cleary there was no thought given to the insensitive e-mail subject line sent out yesterday. so they apologized to over and over again. the bo cents ton marathon one of the most inspirational sporting event in the entire world. every year we are reminded, well, anyway, they went on to say how important the boston marathon is to adidas, but, i can't imagine the person who wrote the headline was thinking about the bomb whg they wrote that. i mean, the wo

it's going retro, just like the adidas brand, relaunching classics from the '80s and the '90s.ember workout, club c, some of those styles, highlighting the old school logos over there. as part of that effort, it's partnering with artists for humanity. a boston based nonprofit that offers entrepreneapprenticeship artists. styles were mass produced and unveiled recently in union square. reebok is hoping they'll appeal to more socially and design-conscious millenial sneakers. we got a chance to see them. they're very cool. it's just one way the brand is reinventing itself. j jon curran says if it works, it could add as much as $200 million from barely being profitable now. if not, it could be another shrunken consumer brand and acquisition gone wrong. either way, this is a turn-around story to watch for 2017 with the big trend in athleisure. >> you brought us the term retro chic. we'll see if they can do it two times in a row. >> it's working. i suggest you check out these artist for humanity sneakers. cramer is already on board. they're pretty. >> good long weekend to everyone, w

this time adidas is underfire. why they are apologizing to customers. >>> and is china's red hot economy about to hit a giant speed bump? we'll explain details on that. it's april 19, 2017, and "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm sara eisen. >> i'm wilfred frost. very good morning to you from me as well. >> let's check in on the global markets. after a triple digit decline yesterday and some ugly earnings from ibm after the bell. thought it would be a big drag on the dow, especially when it was down about 6%. dow futures are holding up. they are unchanged right now. just barely positive. s&p futures are up 5. nasdaq futures are up 12. broad-based selloff yesterday. what seemed to get a lot of attention was the bond market. ten-year yield ever lower, moving to a low yesterday of 2.16. there's continued veracious appetite for u.s. government debt. the word on the street yesterday, increasing concerns about a government shutdown. remember next friday

adidas replied they are incredible sorry and called the e-mail insensitive. with a check of your weather. >> let's talk about what is going on as far as your weather. you can see i was working on the headlines right there, but we'll start with live doppler 7. there you go. what you are looking at is your area of our part is going to weaken as it heads over the top of us. let's talk about the storm impact scale and it's going to be for tonight's storm, moderate and then light showers. the north bay is up to quarter of an inch, so not a tremendous weather maker whatsoever, but tomorrow's morning commute probably going to be damp once again. you can see pockets of sunshine, the gray, those are the clouds, and there are green and yellow in the upper left-hand side of your screen. as we move towards 7:00, we end the evening commute for the most part. it's still dry. once the sun sets, i think one of the moderate showers will move into the north bay and reach the ground. but then the yellows fade away and by 4:00 you can see scattered showers around. as we head thr

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since then, for the veterans charity. >> adidas, adidas.atulation, you survived the boston marathon. and and there is no thought given to the incentive email. and they survived the marathon. i'm a bostonian all the way, nothing about this. and the marathon was amazingly inspirational. >> images of the veteran -- across the line. thank you. 27 after the hour, if you read the associated press -- >> to downplay the likelihood, the ap supports the shooter shouted god is great which he did not shout. he shouted allah u akbar. >> social media having a field day after the media of that changes his words. so tell us your big idea for getting the whole country booking on choice hotels.com. four words, badda book. badda boom... let it sink in. shouldn't we say we have the lowest price? nope, badda book. badda boom. have you ever stayed with choice hotels? like at a comfort inn? yep. free waffles, can't go wrong. i like it. promote that guy. get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed. when you book direct at choicehotels.com. book now. [heroine] ha

. >>> and adidas is apologizing for its own mistake.sent an e-mail with this subject line, congrat, you are survived the boston marathon. it was sent to those who finished monday's race and prompted outrage coming four years after the deadly bombing near the finish line. in its apology adidas says clearly there was no thought given to the e-mail's wording. >>> a new study about statins say many more should take them. about 39 million take the cholesterol fighting drugs. researchers say they can lower the chance of a heart attack by 36%. that new study suggests as many as 26 million more americans should be on statins based on guidelines from top advisory groups. that would mean nearly half of americans between the ages of 40 and 75 would be taking a statin but, of course, check with your doctor. >>> a man in texas says he suffered a severe burn from a iphone and he has the evinc to prove it. luke got into a pool with his iphone so he tried drying it out in a container of rice. the phone still did not work so he went to bed with the phon

customers reminded adidas about the race where three people were killed by bombs, and adidas apologized the e-mail insensitive. >>> the united company ceo says nobody will be fired over the incident. oscar munoz apologized again yesterday to the passenger who was dragged off a plane. munoz says he takes full responsibility. he said it's too early to tell if the incident is hurting ticket sales. the airline will have more to say after they review the policies on overbooked flights. >>> and then facing another challenge. >> the blood testing pioneer is going to pay more than $4.5 million to customers in arizona. that settlement comes after arizona's attorney general found it misrepresented the accuracy of the blood tests. it has been struggling lately and has closed all of its blood testing facilities and laid off almost half of the employees after repeated questions about the reliability of its tests. >> tesla is gearing up for the launch of its model 3 sedan. employees are threatening to walk off the job because of low wages. a strike at the plant could them from finishing >>> this is a

. >>> adidas is apologizing after putting its foot in its mouth. it sent a marketing e-mail to boston marathon runners with the subject line congratulations you survived the boston marathon. do people think about what they do? this is five years after the terror attack that killed three and left hundreds badly hurt near the finish line. the company is expressing regret for the gaffe saying in part we're sorry, clearly there was no thought given to the insensitive e-mail subject line we cents tuesday. every year we're reminded of the hope and resiliency of the running community at this event. >> i wasn't prepared for that one. meanwhile the republicans avoid a big loss, but democrats can't get the big win they wanted in a closely watched georgia special election. the race headed to a runoff. we'll get more from atlanta next. >>> oh, so close. a democrat comes within points of flipping the republican house seat in georgia. can democrats stay energized enough to win a runoff and what is president trump saying that's leaving many scratching their heads

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and zuckerberg said his company has a lot more to do to help keep its users safe. >>> and then adidas apologizing after a poorly-worded e-mail about the boston marathon. they sent an e-mail with the subject line, congrats, you survived the boston marathon. many customers responded to the company reminding them about the 2013 race when three people were killed and more than 260 hurt by two bombs. adidas replied saying they were incredibly sorry and called the e-mail insensitive. >>> and then the flight fiasco that went viral, and the ceo says nobody at united will be fired over the incident. the ceo apologized again yesterday to the passenger that was dragged off a plane, and he says he takes full responsibility. he said the airline will have more to say later this month after it finishes a review of its policies on overbooked flights. >>> a democrat has fallen just short of the runoff. it's a referendum on president trump. so many eyes watching this special election yesterday for the seat that was vacated by tom price who is now the secretary of health and human john ossoff was short

adidas going online. >> it's brand, right? >> adidas is a massive brand. >> if you look at their december quarter, amazon beat on profit but missed on revenue. so it's not exactly like they're so moved by it. >> it's a secular share. >> i agree, to your point, they're closing stores, they're becoming so efficient. it is so set up for that bounce. i don't know if there is a secular change, malls are going more online. >> malls are dead. let me say, malls are dead. they're dead. so a company like wal-mart will do well because it's set up to do well for a couple different reasons, we can talk about that on the show a stock like target will not. >> all right. so if you think malls are dead. you take a look at silent properties, spg versus prolong trust. what do silent profit do? they have the smallest mall reit in the country. this tells the story of retail right here when you go online, you need more warehouses less malls. >> that means less employees. so that ultimately has an impact on the economy. but if you want to play retai

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. >>> it was an e-mail that many people called insensitive and now adidas is apologizing for it. the company e-mailed that read congrats, you survived the boston marathon. this comes three years after 3 people were killed and more than 200 hurt in the bombing. adidas said they're sorry and clearly there was no thought given to the insensitive e-mail line. >>> and the ncaa announced yesterday that georgetown will host the 2019 men's basketball regional championship, with games at verizon center. it will take place on friday march 29th and sunday march 31st. it will be the sixth time georgetown has served as host at verizon center. >>> so, you would probably expect to hear some cheering at a sports event, right? >> yes. >> apparently there was another sound. apparently the kind of sound you hear in the bedroom. >> what! what! >> open got to listen. once they figured it out, they went back to the game. i'm not clear -- >> one of the players apparently is from our area. i thought -- i was a little scared that we were going to run audio or something. a family program. >> let's talk ab

. >> and adidas is taking action after sending out a poorly worded insensitive e-mail after the bostonrathon; mails what, it said that had many people upset and how many people called adidas out on social media. is come wool have more when i join us in a -- open you in a few minutes. -- join you in a few minutes. >>> last night, the sharks beat the oilers 7-0. ties up the nhl play-off series at two games each. the captain scoring 15 seconds into the game. and the shark's seven goals tied a franchise mauve record. edmonton took out the scattering goal tender through the game. the series is tied now, and the sharks have the momentum against the less experienced oilers. >> responded with -- [ indiscernible ] and towards the goal. this is going to be dangerous and, you know, just building off of it and there were not last -- [ indiscernible ] the two teams head to' modton for game five -- to edmonton tomorrow night and come back to san jose for game 6 saturday. >>> and get ready for never- before-heard songs from prince. >> that song is called deliverance and that is also the name of the n

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the subject line of an adidas ad said congrats you survived the boston particular thon. people quickly reminded the company about the bomb that killed three people and at least two of the survivors ran this year's race and was incredibly sorry for the insensitive subject line. >>> and new research suggests that more americans should take statins to lower their cholesterol. they found nearly 60% of people 40 to 75% of people that are not on the medicine should be taking it and they think it should be one in four. and the best advice is to talk to your doctor. >>> they had double the reason to celebrate in wilmington, delaware. delaware governor, john carnie was joined by state and local leaders to cut the ribbon on the flat redevelopment project. 72 new affordable townhomes are complete at the parkway and officials broke ground on phase two. and that includes tearing down and including all 430 units there. >> the "action news" team is out working on news stories tonight beginning at 4:00. call it one step forward and one step back. for legislators in maryland. yesterday t

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they weren't thinking. >> poor choice of words coming from adidas.u survived the boston marathon. so, a lot of people, of course, were reminded of the boston marathon bombing, of course. and a reaction pouring in so swiftly on social media. let's take a look at some of those messages. wyatt on twitter says i know this has good intentions but could really be taken the wrong way. jason writing dear adidas i love you but you need to talk to whoever is doing your email marketing. jen tweet you had i think we all agree they could have worded it better. adidas issuing a swift apolog apology: poor choice of words. they apologized. they came out in front of the situation. ainsley: big corporation. you probably want to have two or three people that read the emails before you hit send. >> completely agree. you are right. sometimes things slip through the cracks like this. and then they have to pay the price. i understand the outrage. steve: it was not on purpose. it was an accident. meanwhile, talk about something at facebook. apparently this is no accident if

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elsewhere another corporate apologize, this time adidas saying it is sorry for an e-mail it sent to customers them for, quote, surviving the boston marathon. users of social media were quick to remind them of the survivors of the boston marathon bombing. the company said it was sorry for the inch sensitive e-mail. finally, if you're heading into the office soon looking to get perhaps magical twist to your normal caffeine fix, starbucks is unveiling a unicorn photografr app achino. it changes colors as you drink it as well. you guys may want to check this out. you can get it with whipped cream on top and colorful sprinkles as well. you can check that out this morning. >> i don't know, nancy, if it changes colors i'm worried about what's actually in it. >> good point. >> it's supposed to be under 300 calories. i'm not sure either. i'll have to try it next time in the u.s. >> thank you. >> just ahead, high fashion taking on an iconic shopping back. >> plus why these people have been puck earrring up to a car r two days. you're watching "early today." it only takes a second for an everyday item t

the boston globe says adidas apologized for incense activity.erday to congratulate them for surviving the boston marathon. they reminded adidas of the bombing at the ago that killed three people. >> the boston globe reports official from the boston marathon have retired catherine switzer's bib number. she made history as the first woman to run the marathon 50 years ago. she ran the race again on monday at age 70. her number 261 will be retired to honor her commitment to running and social change. bravo. >> bravo indeed. we like her. the washington post reports on a ceremony at georgetown university. nora o'donnell's alma mater to dedicated a building in honor of slaves. >> behind me is isaac hawkins hall. >> the university and the group of catholic priests apologized. the building was remained for one of the 272 slaves. some of their descendants attended that ceremony. >> it's a good example of how the university dealt with itself past in a positive way and making up for them. >> the first thing they did was step forward to recognize and show th

he's the vice president of the future team at adidas. what do they do?das is making entirely robot factory. you can have your shoes built much more custom. they're going very hard at that and he's got -- that's why we picked him. >> big implications for the industry. >> complicated issues for the world. absolutely an innovatoinnovator >> next up is -- >> there are big satellites up in the air. they're controlled by industry and the government and he's satellites that can kind of circle the earth all the time. think about what that can give you f information about deforestation or search and rescue operations. it's very helpful o have lots an lots of satellites up h and have access through them via a company with small satellites. >> steve lacy is only 18 years old. he's a musician. why is he on the list? >> he's on the list because he's recording music for people like kendrick lamar just on his iphone. he sits there, plays in his garage and mixes it up. >> and the audio quality is good enough for the album. >> and the music is good. if we didn't like his

you're seeing adidas for the first time beat out nike for the top spot sneaker. this is doing well.my is will they be able to pivot after a year or two? vonnie: how much of this has to do with when the prices -- we saw a lot of pressure on macy's to turn itself. partially white is doing so well is because he has a real estate background. do these companies that have bricks and mortar, do they need to get out of that? >> the question is about store traffic. people are not going into stores as much as they used to. they can go online. with real estate, we don't necessarily need to operate all the stores. if we can monetize them because retail business is not doing so well, we can at least get money from real estate. vonnie: you have the so-called startups, silicon valley darlings, what are they doing differently? >> it is a much smaller scale. all of these companies are opening retail real estate, but it is a much smaller scale. vonnie: thank you. i want to turn to president trump. he is speaking to the north american building trade union in washington at their legislative conference.

and tori bowie is sponsored by adidas and a legend.he shoe to our foot? >> that's right. the mid sole for the shoe was made on a printer similar to this. we're printing something that's similar to the mid sole in realtime. this is going to be about six minutes. we can make complex structures, tailored to people. >> you're teaming up with adidas. why can't they do that without a 3d printer? >> the comfort and the strike zone how you walk. you don't want a standard size 9. you want a shoe for matt or savannah or tori. take individual data, use mathematics to design a shoe specifically for an individual. and it's finishing in realtime. >> you're wearing a pair of these. does it feel different from other shoes you've worn in the past? >> of course it does. they feel amazing. i mean, they're tailored just to fit my feet. >> do you feel like it would give you an advantage? >> yes, it gives me, it's a boost, a bounce for more energy. i mean i think this is our future right here. >> can we take the tight shot of this? because this one has now

we can make complex structures, tailored to people. >> you're teaming up with adidas.ant a shoe for matt or savannah or tori. take data and use mathematics to design a shoe for abindividual. and it's finishing in real-time. >> you're wearing a pair of these. does it feel different from other shoes you've worn in the past? >> of course it does. they feel amazing. i mean, they're tailored just to fit my feet. >> do you think it would give you an advantage? >> it gives me an extra boost, an extra bounce. more energy. i think this is our future right here. >> this one has been completed. and it was just at the beginning when i walked in the studio. >> we print shoes in tens of minutes. what this means is about quality, speed and scale. you can do this not just for individual high-performance athletes but everybody can get a custom shoe. >> is the vision that you go into the shoestore and there's one of these. and you walk out minutes later with your custom shoe? >> you go in a store and get measured. and within days, they can provide that shoe to you. >> wow. >> what else

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this is the adidas kobe 2. it's like little school buses on your feet. >> these are shaq shoes. look like some kind of wedding cake in space. this is another one, the color of thousand island dressing. another one, big versions of shoes you wore when you were three. these are from louis vuitton. it looks like someone got blood on a nurse's shoe. all these shoes are crazy looking. what makes those good and this is the bad one? i don't know. do we really need new shoe designs? i feel like we could make one of the 7,000 we already have work. right, guillermo? thank you. at long last what they call the teaser trailer for the new "thor" movie is here. it's great. he got a haircut. i like the old thor with the hair. this particular chapter of the marvel universe, not only does it target a young fan base. it also appeals to an older generation by giving a state of the art look while paying tribute to the past. it's a great combination. look at this. >> is dead sfwlchlt. >> don't do that. >> it will bring death pestilen pestilence. >> just from doing this? >> i give you your incredible