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it is currently made from plastic makes up about 60% of the material in adidas products. they say that the switch will save an estimated 40 tons of plastic each year. >>> 4:41. coming up next, kari hall's full forecast. >> right. it lab day spread out across the map. it will be fairly comfortable with low 60s to start and 82 degrees at 2:00 today. we'll talk about where it gets hot across the bay area coming up next. >>> we are tracking the crashes north where kari is showing you. we have a crash on the east bay side as well. we'll talk about that development coming up. today in y morning. live look at a-t-and-t park... where rugby mania is taking hold... >>> welcome back. at&t park where rugby mania is taking place. at&t park is being converted to a rugby arena. teams from across the world are in san francisco. today you can watch a team from fiji perform traditional dances while getting ready. a team from fiji is a strong con sender. you can watch it right here at noon on saturday and 11:30 on sunday. >>> if you're not lucky enough to have tickets to go. >> yeah. >> a l

belgium was the last team standing wearing rival adidas.success has responded with stock gains nike is up 23% this year versus a 9% gain for adidas and all of the leadership troubles. they still have some cultural issues to work through the stock gains are interesting. >> i believe emerging markets continue to be a source of strength for niko more eke more adidas. >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," facebook under fire the social media company could be under serious hot water from a privacy watchdog we'll tell you the hefty fine facebook could be facing coming up next. >>> plus, amazon's undeniable dominance. we have the mind blowing gwtroh. stick around, "worldwide exchange" could be back. kayak searches hundreds of travel and airline sites to find the best flight for me. so i'm more than confident. how's your family? kayak. search one and done. happy anniversary dinner, darlin'. can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three bottles of this other liquid. a drop o

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at how that tournaments is actually unfolding because it's quite interesting german sports giant adidas went in with twelve teams at the beginning while u.s. competitor nike had contracts with ten squats you balance at two and at four but of course now the tournament as it evolved and the field has narrowed with eight teams in the quarter finals among the corporate sponsors nike has now taken the lead with brazil england france and croatia adidas has lost some favorites like germany spain in argentina and now banking on belgium and sweden among others while euro why is rounding up the field wearing for sports outfitters the success of their teams is massively important translating into billions of dollars in revenue mostly through sales of jerseys and that's all for business we'll see how that world cup at least until spring what we're wearing at the end of the world cup so the obvious thank you very much in tuesday's world cup action england beat colombia the last sixteen clash turned out to be a nail biting affair that went to penalties leaving even the most optimistic england fans we

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consumers connect with war and football will play a critical role in that that's less than good news for adidas which has had the firmest foothold on the market around football for decades its rivalry with nike is only going to get more intense and extend long after the world cup is over. and hence called his own wall street for us yes so looking ahead to the footballing final on that sunday american sports will make a nike is clearly doing well but what's the state of play across world cup marketing. you know well i mean if you look at the big u.s. advertisers they probably had a close look at the t.v. ratings and they were certainly pretty disappointing orating in comparison to the last world cup in brazil are down thirty to forty percent and many reasons for that one that the u.s. american team did not qualify but then also the time zone in brazil at the last world cup was much more convenient for us viewers then this year's world cup in russia but what we also shouldn't forget it's not just all about t.v. ratings a lot of people here are also watching the games online some of them but their

connect with sport and football will play a critical role in that that's less than good news for adidas which has had the firmest foothold on the market around football for decades it's rivalry with nike is only going to get more intense and extend long after the world cup is over. when washington's tariffs against china took effect on july the sixth china with tariffs on the same day beijing's move is set to impact a slew of us cultural products and industries including soybeans the u.s. exports fourteen billion dollars worth of soybeans to china yeah. oh in villa easy ana is soybean country raymond czech snyder says his crop is coming along well this year. but if the trains battle between the united states and china doesn't tend soon his market is gone check snyder says he could lose more than one hundred fifty thousand dollars thanks to the twenty five percent china slapped on u.s. imports in response to trump's tariffs. i don't know if we realize from the start how big of a buyer. you know everybody talk about the imbalance in trade but this was a really big. big deal big deal. chin

well founders of customized shoes have accused adidas of a double standard that the company lets prints their own words or names on shoes but only if it deems the make sceptical according to its own guidelines yet some of the rejections of customization requests have baffled customers. well with the latest at the top of the hour we see that. camera. roughly once the show is some move for the. uncool videos doing the world cup. with the bump least. more unstring i don't roughly don't t.v. . i'm bart chilton and this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from right here in view of the u.s. capitol in washington d.c. this is a second installment of our infrastructure deficit special if a structure isn't just a nice thing to have isn't only about having less bumps on a ride or about convenience it's much more including national security we asked the former director of the national transportation safety board jamie finch about that and more. with the search for is a national security issue. goes about going all the way back to president eisenhower having him be the germans autobahn he b

it's simply the way >> adidas partner window fifa in 1970 and nike became involved when the u.s. hosted the tournament in 1994. ktvu will be at the party at si crick center plaza in san francisco. admission is free and the match starts at 8:00 sunday morning. >>> happening today, the 29th annual american century championship golf tournament getting underway in south lake tahoe. warriors star steph curry is among the celebrities playing in this year's tournament. >> hello from south lake tahoe, edge wood for the american century golf championships and the names are lining up out here. that and the purple shirt doug pediatricer son. his team the philadelphia eagles won the super bowl. -- -- peterson. >> urban myer from the college ranks, a whole slate of big names here for the weekend, the $600,000 golf championship. the winner takes home 125 $125,000 and steph curry is here as well and tees off mid morning. he will be out here, a 15-1 long shot to win. because of of course it's tahoe and all about setting the odds up here. tony row moe the favorites this year. romo at 3-1. when yo

now fountains of customized shoes have accused adidas of double standards the company let's suppose put that and what's on names on shoes but only if it deems the next step simple according to its own guidelines yes some of the rejections of customization requests have baffled customers. well we're back with the latest news and news in football at the top of the oust you that. welcome to our back to tonight i'm natalie mcgill we can't will be back next week but don't worry i brought my facial hair just like his so you wouldn't be able to tell the difference. what that. you can tell the difference well it doesn't matter because we've got a very special highlights and updates episode for you let's get started with how the pentagon spent twenty one trillion dollars that they can't seem to account for like it's a bunch of socks they lost in the dryer here's what you're trying to wrap his head around the lunacy eight twenty one trillion sounds but it sounds like something alex jones found tattooed across one of. my extra terrestrials fun. they probably chose it because they needed a lot of r

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adidas, the company that manufactured the ball says the chip is a standard feature in the ball so fansile devices to access world cup and other related soccer content. it's very, very hard, we are told, to turn this kind of chip into a cyberweapon but forbes did report one hacker did it, said he did it in 2015 and was able to take over the user's phone by getting him to click on a malicious link. again, i am -- you can't make this up. sarah sanders saying in this article, the security screening process that's done for all gifts was done for the soccer ball. we're not going to comment further on security procedures. the big takeaway is that mr. president, or madam first lady buy barron another ball. he's not getting this one. >> he was probably never getting this one anyway. we don't know if it's in a gift storage facility or if it's been destroyed but, yes, props to my colleague for figuring out that this was an adidas ag ball. there's a logo that looks like a wifi sign and during manufacturing they take the chip and slide it under that logo and that's where it sits. so the whole thing

adidas had bet on sponsoring the german, argentinian and other teams. nike has the last laugh.oth teams in the final will be wearing the iconic logo. reporter: no matter who wins the world cup, nike is claiming victory among sports outfitters. along with their colors, the french players will be wearing this as well as the croatian teamam. this is a milestone for the company. >> we had t three out of f four teams make the semifinals and in two of them, the first t time fr nike. we have been in the game of football f for 20 yeaears and ie first time w we have had an almighty final with both teams wearing nike. reporter: nike said they are selling g like hotcakes. it is longer-term boost to the brands that could propel them at a time when it is timing -- trying to extend itsts reach. >> we see china overall as a tremendous growth opportunity for us as a company and believe sport and the lifestyle of sport willll help us accelerate our business. one of our biggest opportututies iso o have chinenese consumers connect with sport and football will play a critical role in that. reporte

take a look at how that tournaments as unfolded because it is quite interesting german sports giant adidaswent in with twelfth teams that were sporting their logo well nike competitor from the u.s. had ten new balance had two teams and last was puma or rather not last but we also saw puma with four teams now of course that has all changed as many teams are out the field has narrowed down with eight teams in the quarter finals among the corporate sponsors nike has now taken the lead with come some teams like brazil denmark england or croatia while adidas has lost some favorites like germany spain and argentina and is now only banking on belgium sweden and host country russia euro why is running up the field wearing off or sponsors outfitters the success of their teams is massively important translating into billions of dollars in revenue mostly through sales of jerseys of course. now that's all. those anger and found sort of racing every british capital yesterday after their teams were going to come out there and issues of football's coming home topped off a dramatic day of the world cup so

through company such as volkswagen and adidas, american ties to germany are strong. your many also remains an important trade and investment partner. in 2015, the total trade billion.hip was $174 in the entire united states, german companies are the third largest foreign employers. it is clear here why the u.s. continues to value our transatlantic relationship. always stresses the importance of subnational leaders and continued dialogue between different countries. i speak for all governors here in saying, general secretary, thank you, thank you for coming across the atlantic to speak with us today. please join me in giving a warm welcome to the general secretary. [applause] andovernor sandoval, ladies gentlemen, dear friends, it is a pleasure and a privilege to be here with you today. i would like to thank scott patterson for making this possible. thanks a lot. this is my first international visit in my new role as general secretary of the christian democrat union. to me it was very important travel to the united states, especially in a time when our trans-atlantic

. >> reporter: this year alone hackers broke into the retail sites of adidas, saks fifth avenue and under armour. the servers of those and all other retailers store sensitive data, that's leading to increased spending to encrypt the data. a retailer will send a text message with a code to verify it's you. a single breach can cost retailers hundreds of millions of dollars. experts point out some breaches can be minor so the hacking data should be taken with a grain of salt. consumers are sensitive about their personal data. this professor has his own credit card information stolen when target was hit by hackers. >> it makes people a lot more cautious about going back to the retailer and using their credit card because if it happens again, then they have to go through that inconvenience again. >> reporter: that begs the question, should retailers be more transparent about how they safeguard your data? that would be useful to consumers, but also might provide information that hackers could exploit. we're live in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> david, thanks. california senator camilla

and i during the world cup the fight is not just on the football field but also in the business adidas could lose this total months jersey sponsorship battle after the unexpected elimination of germany. the only cause for concern with the sports where giant fans of customize shoes for example have accused us of double standards the company shoppers print their own words or names on shoes but only if it deems them acceptable the cording to its own guidelines and some of the rejections of customization requests have customers. to come on the program here on the international chemical weapons watchdog has an interim report on april's alleged attack in syria will give the details just. twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest. but there was one more question by the way who's going to be our coach. you guys i know you're on the list he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure you have to be the center of the. great. game you are the rock at the back nobody gets to you we need you to. go. alone. and i'm really happy to join. us for. this special one. just like the radio

they want to catch adidas in soccer. has paidal management $350 million to buy a dubai firm.trying to beat up three other bids for the liquidators. peter teal is thinking about investing is chinese startups. he is creating a funder partnership. he is a paypal cofounder. that is your latest business flash. caroline: let's have a quick look at once coming up on the european close. we are following stocks in less than 35 minutes. this is bloomberg. ♪ . >> 11:00 a.m. in new york and 11:00 p.m. in hong kong. 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe. i am caroline hyde. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. caroline: here are the top stories we are covering. we begin with a bloomberg exclusive. withn franklin joins us news on his latest deal and the bidding war from sky, who will make the next move? we talk with the ceo of one of the largest banks in poland on the drive to consolidate. in on how the european markets have been performing. 30 minutes left until close and we are heading off of those -- still down 1/10 of 1%. talking earlier ab

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connect with sport and football will play a critical role in that that's less than good news for adidas which has had the firmest foothold on the market around football for decades it's rivalry with nike is only going to get more intense and extend long after the world cup is over. his on wall street for us yeah so looking ahead to the footballing final on that sunday american sportswear make a nike is clearly doing well but what's the state of play across. you know well i mean if you look at the big u.s. advertisers they probably had a closer look at the t.v. ratings and they were certainly pretty disappointing rating in comparison to the last world cup in brazil are down thirty to forty percent many reasons for that one that the u.s. american team did not qualify but then also the time zone in brazil at the last world cup was much more convenient for us viewers then this year's world cup in russia but what we also shouldn't forget it's not just all about t.v. ratings a lot of people here are also watching the games online some of them but they're mobile devices i saw it myself often i

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connect with sport and football will play a critical role in that that's less than good news for adidas which has had the firmest foothold on the market around football for decades it's rivalry with nike is only going to get more intense and extend long after the world cup is over. even though all eyes are on football right now there is more happening in the world of sports right now is there yeah though it's all about the world cup but there are other sports monica at the tour de france ireland's dan martin has claimed victory on stage six a one hundred eighty one kilometer jot from breasts through the brittany countryside sprang to life in the closing stages the team emirates rider pulled ahead inside the final kilometer and managed to hold on to his lead it was martin second tour stage wind of his career meanwhile belgium's. kept hold of the leaders yellow jersey. serena williams is through to the wimbledon final after a straight sets victory over germany. the seven time champion cruise past six two six four one ames will now meet angele caballe in a rematch of the twenty sixteen fin

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like coke as pepsi and nike has adidas and i have drake. i had no idea he considered drake to be his main rival. [laughter] and then he went on a stream of consciousness for 30 minutes maybe? and some highlights include him saying that one of the things obama should do is bring all the best people together. all the geniuses at the white house. like elon musk and yo-yo -- yo-yo ma on the cello and me and jay-z on the microphone. i was drinking a fresh pressed juice in japan and i'm looking at their packaging and that i was riding a bike in shanghai. and i was thinking about climate change. it's real. [laughter] but that is like smoking a pack of cigarettes. it went on and on. kim kardashian was getting very uncomfortable. [laughter] visibly she had been down this path before. and eventually he had to take a breath. obama is being the seasoned professional he is says kanye. thank you so much for your thoughts. [laughter] we should get together soon thank you everyone. i've got to go. [laughter] >> at this point it's amusing that i am a little

more than once they broke into adidas, the dollar shave club, saks fifth avenue and under armour accordinghey will need to do more encryption of data and might add a step to the login process that requires you to enter a code sent by text. >> a user name and password and certifying that's you by sending you a text. many organizations are implementing that. that protects those organizations from getting unsavory people into the network. >> reporter: e-commerce experts pointed out systems like apple pay provide new security. >> it doesn't provide the information to the merchant. it uses a hash token used one time only. >> reporter: and shoppers can step up data security. >> when there is a backlash prut a data breach or not lyop your information and consumers care about that and show they care about that with their wallet, that's when the retailers will continue to respond. coums defect and go to se other sites, so retailers know they have to really increase their security. the study of companies they surveyed indicates 8 out of 10 of them plan to boost their spending on securities this year

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example georgetown university in the us liverpool university leeds beckett university as well as adidas nike a number of other international organizations to provide workshops as well as on hundred four for four for the arab population not just guitars but the population and the idea is to develop the sporting industry and to lift it up to the level that's available in europe it's in israel been us what's a contributor to the economy we developed also initiatives on social front for example generation amazing where we go to underprivileged areas and we utilize football to develop life skills leadership communication social engagement civic engagement and so on and it's been a great success as well has been fantastic success stories we've launched initiatives to support entrepreneurs and innovators so that they become part of the supply chain for the world cup which will also be utilized as a platform to launch them into potentially regional markets or even global markets and have some fantastic entrepreneurs in the. they are part of our our initiatives so as you can see our approach whe

money is not it is not very highest level but everywhere, all tv, sponsorship all the coca-cola, adidas samsung brands involved in it -- to answer your question -- an example -- not published in the state nike, story goes people in the room 92, 39 maybe up there are met with nike tried to get them to response the -- >> it was -- i think maybe -- someone else not interested, wasn't interested, huge success thanks to alan, and worked up -- and 100 something how to people there, and maybe soccer is something, kind of important agreed to sponsor at that point but also went and got brazil -- absolutely sponsor -- sponsor you know, japan, going to sponsor the number one people in the world so went down there, came out-years later in fifa case, as called, more complicated than that, that huge -- brazil included kickbacks, now nike if you ask if they know about it, we didn't know kickbacks maybe so but two million dollars a year, from that deal, in his pocket. that is represented -- all these tv deals would include bigger, bigger, bigger bribes the end negotiating, here in u.s. couple years ago

we prefer in our stock the larger cap in these spaces, the adidas, nikes and underarmor >> if we look at the performance today, again we do start to see consumer stocks holding onto gain whether it's the discretionaries or staples >> in general do"morning express" was okay today. the small caps were up again and you had that really very small unemployment claims. things exposed to exports and even industrials have struggled a bit. i don't think it was necessarily speaking to the overall trend. >> the consumer discretionary stock of the year is netflix >> we'll leave it there with you. >>> up next on the show we will get much more reaction to microsoft earnings and how you should be trading the stock following these results. the stock initially dropped and is now up 0.5% >>> plus a major supplier is cutting its revenue guidance we'll get the fast money trade on whether that's a red flag for apple. >>> and president trump speaking out to cnbc's joe kernen about his special relaoniptish with russia or his relationship i should say we've got highlights straight ahead. what do advisors loo

. >> your parent company adidas, and nike went through a scandal this year, internally and it raisedbout the corporate culture, a bro culture that wasn't necessarily friendly toward promoting women have you capitalized on this as the footwear choice? you were positioning yourself for women? >> well, i think we have to look at this whole conversation as an opportunity for us, and certainly we take the idea of inclusion and diversity very seriously at reebok. and our goal during this is to make sure that we're doing everything to make our employees comfortable and safe in our environment and also to emphasize what i've been doing for many years and that is deliver a message that empowers her and allows her to take advantage of this opportunity. >> i want to ask you what your commitment is to soccer, reebok was everywhere across that, but we just had the world cup and almost nowhere to be seen. >> yeah. that's a great question. a few years ago, we really redoubled our efforts and focused ourselves on our roots in fitness and for the last few years, and we've left behind a lot of the tea

tailwind in its race to get adidas in soccer.capital management has offered as much as $300 billion to buy a stake in a private equity fund. trying to beat out three other bids. --rt-appointed liquidators peter teel considering investing in chinese startups. he is weighing different approaches for investment including raising a funds or entering a partnership. he was an early investor in facebook and founder of paypal. businesshe latest flash. shares down 5% and on facebook the worst day in nearly two months after beating second-order estimates. abigail doolittle joins us with more. >> shares beat top and bottom-line estimates but the power unit disappointing investors. they indicated demand is weak for gas turbines and have got it down for free cash flow on the year. they are not out of the clear on the turnaround. their ceo says this is the biggest challenge to turnaround the power business. it had been 30% of their business over historical basis. just 24% in this latest quarter. they talkedh ago, about cleaning up the health c

a microchip that accesses adidas content and that can be seen.>> i'm glad justify its okay. a pretty good record to admit that's well. gerri: thank you for that. you can catch the sports reports on fox news headline first on your xm channel 115. cheryl: a lot more coming up. the u.s. and the european union turning down the heat on trade tensions. our actions going to follow word? a live report from london straightahead. ♪ adapt supply chains based on trends, tweets and storms. and make adjustments on the fly. ♪ ♪ the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. gerri: check out this video. house speaker paul ryan when paul ryan went on to make it most late night show to take place among the funniest segments. listen to this. >> paul mine could be a live-action disney villain. #widows peak. which executing tolerance car has given me hope for the future. i won a high paul bynes face with a shovel. [inaudible] wow, he took it on the chin. it goes a long way. >> of those mean streets. >> self-deprecation i'm telling you. president trump reaching a brea

we just encourage kids to come out and play 3 on 3 basketball and doing it with adidas and just it's the community. we are gonna refurbish a court through nancy lieberman who is one of our coaches. you know? so it's just been a great experience. i couldn't wait to bring the big 3 here to oakland. >> we're so glad that he is. today some of the big 3 players, well, they were back at it helping others. >> we have the grocery giveaway to those who aroakland >> reporter: this giveaway was organized by ricky davis legacy foundation. ricky davis and celebrity friends are visiting homeless encampments like this in oakland giving out fruit and other goods. >> thank you! we're hungry! >> reporter: davis teamed up with community groups to provide the care bags. inside, fresh bananas, apples, peaches and things like socks, toothbrushes and deodorants. the foundation is based out of houston but players are visiting homeless in every city where they're playing the big 3. davis, along with other former nba stars, like baron davis, carlos boozer and marcus banks hit three homeless encampments in oak

we encourage kids to come out and play basketball and doing it with adidas its been cool to give backcommunity. we will refurbish a court through one of our coaches. it's just been a great experience. i couldn't wait to bring the big 1 here. >> spreading some good news. we have ticket information for the big 3 basketball tournament. check it out online and look for it in the web link section under the mornings on 2 tab. you can also find it on the mobile app. one ticket gets new to see eight games. -- that's four games and 40 players. >>> players taking part in the big 3 are giving back while here. >> they are. this morning several players took part in a grocery give away where they donated essential items to the homeless in oakland. we have more. >> reporter: this grocery give away was organized by the ricky davis legacy foundation. ricky davis and his friends are visiting homeless camps like this one to give out things. davis teamed up with community groups to provide the care bags. inside fresh bananas, apples, peaches and things like socks and toothbrushes. it's based out of houst