-yeah, which -- they're gonna be buying the footwear. herjavec: just the footwear?wear is what we're gonna focus on. o'leary: i think what you guys are doing is really -- it's good and it's noble and it's the right thing. but the fundamentals of the business here -- the diversification you've put into your model adds a lot of operational logistics risk. i mean, supplying these products from different places is hard enough. i would have preferred to see a -- a myopic focus on the footwear, to build it up to a $5-million, $10-million business and, with the profits from that, support all these other initiatives you want to do because, in the end, a business has to make money to survive and keep all the people employed, which is what you guys want to do. i'm finding the deal too diversified and not focused enough, in terms of being an investment. so, for me, i'm out. i got something for you, kevin. [ laughter ] what is that? it's how we mark the dead. [ laughter ] yeah! wow. i love it. -i love that. -i love it. i should give you an offer just for that. cool. herjavec: g

i mean, talking about footwear and that's the place to be.hey got the right person in steph curry, a great representative you would want to have and footwear, where they need the growth and getting and seeing some of that now. >> i've come to you guys a number of times, doc, and it's a hold. i'm not going to buy it. maybe i'm a little bit concerned that it's -- the valuation is a little strempd for where the business is, you tell me. >> i need a new product, judge. i think the growth that pete mentions is why the stock is where it is because of the forward looking nature of the stock market. however, i don't know that this new shoe is lighting anybody up right now, and as great as steph curry is, i think that they need to show me something new and maybe it's a new category. maybe it's an extension on the women's side with running and things like that. whatever it is i need to see that. >> one last thing i would say about under armour. inventory growth, that's the value. lost a couple of executives. inventory growth is growing faster than reve

a small piece of under armour is footwear, but something that kevin plank wants to increase which is0% of the sales, and that is something that nike is going to be doing. >> i am glad you brought it up, because part of the nike note for the bank of america today, they say the following, and i quote, we believe that nike is losing the footwear market share in north america for the first time as adidas and under armour are leading the growth market. where nike is losing the market share, under armour is picking it up, and hello, steph curry accounting for it. >> and spieth has not hurt either. >> from the footwear po. >> well, basketball, but if you look at what under armour is doing, and the money that the spending is doing with the college world going to pay off? i do believe it are will, but those are huge dollars. >> and scott, you mentioned adidas a second ago, and you have to real ize that adidas is huge in soccer or non-american football, and we have a summer tour coming up which is a time that nike traditionally underperforms. you combine the down trend plus adidas being in the

we make athletic footwear. we are america's family brand.l go after more of the market share of some of think hes like ended he does and get more into performance athletic wear. robert: performance should do over $1 billion. we are in performance. we were the number one running shoe last month. when i think of performance athletic wear, i do think of adidas or nike first. how do you become top of mind? robert: just keep doing it. we reached $1 billion in sales in five years we are in golf, going into basketball, cleated. it is a long process. vonnie: you are going to be trying to get more into foot locker and dick's and opening retail stores. the bit of a break from what others are doing. it showcases the brand and the best way. nobody we sell two carries our whole line. we have 3000 styles at one time. there is nowhere to show that in any retail store. that certainly does help -- vonnie: why not stick with your own retail stores then? robert: the are retailers and wholesalers. he does have's -- adidas has stores all over the world. the four

we are starting to see inroads with regards to footwear.is causing some concern businessrds to nike's where price points are much higher than the overall industry points. for example, lebron shoes or $200 versus steph curry shoes. putting some pressure, some concern around the nike stocks this year. bonnie: do you anticipate any kind of brexit reaction in the stock? >> sure. thank you for that question. while nike does not parse out the actual u.k. revenue, we estimate it is just over a billion dollars. just over 3% of the overall revenue base comes from the u.k. market. it should have a low impact on fy 17 numbers. small percentage. there are smaller names in the consumer space that are much more exposed as a percentage of names likea brexit, fossil, the watchmaker, dekkers, who makes boots. less exposed to the brexit story. about theme ask finish line ceo, last week keeping a 10 of praise on body. and under armour. praise onlish -- adidas and under armour. not so bullish on nike. i remember an era when british knights was a challenge. ree

when it comes to the footwear space, foot locker used to be the best of breed.heir execution, best in the industry. they consistently stellar same stores growth. all of your running and leisure wear needs, and unlike many of its competitors, foot locker had a real moat to protect their market share, including lots of merchandise you couldn't find anywhere else and get deals that nobody else had. even when the shopping mall started going into decline, foot locker was a breed apart. if you're going to buy shoes, you'd be a moron not to try them on first. that's why the stock managed to rally 16% last year when a lot of other retailers started going down. however, just since the beginning of 2016, foot locker stock is down 15%. most recently the stock got hit with yet another leg down when the company reported suboptimal results a couple weeks ago on may 20th. the stock sunk from $58 down to $54 in a single day. but before we get into this most recent disappointment that was such a tough one to take, it is worth noting that even if some investors didn't see these d

nike footwear showing the strongest growth in north america by category was apparel sales growth not far behind. equipment was the worst performing category in the region. orders made by retail rs around the world for delivery o b shy expectations. for nightly business report, i'm courtney reagan. >> and now, to europe where there were boos and there were heckles. tengs within the uk spilled over into brussels where european union leaders met for the first time since the united kingdom's unexpected vote to l th of the meeting is to prepare for the divorce from the eu. we begin in brussels. >> today in brussels, leaders of europe's 28 nations met for the first time since last week's historic brexit result. it was also the final eu summit to be attended by uk prime minister, david cameron, after he announced he was resigning. upon rival, his comments were positive and forward looking as he attempted to heal some of the wounds that had be opened in cent days. i also got a chance to catch wup the leader of the uk independent party, who did somewhat steal the spotlight d him tow signifi a

footwear giants is advertising a campaign showing the soccer team but spelled colombia with a "u" rather than an "o". >> so many mistakes. what is going on? >> i don't know... >> they need to get it right. >> you though who is on point? drew tuma. >> of course. >> speaking of anthems, yesterday was amazing, in cleveland, the whole audience just beautiful. live doppler hd is clear. good morning, oakland, waking up to 60. 59 in san jose. vienna -- 57 in san francisco. hour by hour shows a fair amount of cloud cover at 8:00 in the morning. it will be very slow to clear especially in our east bay locations. it will be midday when oakland will see the sunshine. highs are starting in the south bay 75 in santa clara, 80 in morgan hill. 72 in redwood city. 74 in mountain view. 61 in half moon bay. sunshine in san francisco but not a lot at 63. the north bay is 77 and calistoga is 73. 71 in vallejo in the east bay. 88 in oakland. 76 in fremont. inland we will have a lot of sunshine, 80 in antioch, and 79 is the high in fairfield. the seven-day outlook shows today is below normal. we will stay bel

they aim to develop new footwear in time for tokyo's 2020 olympics and paralympics. >>> it's not uncommon in japan for women to give up their careers once they get married and have children, but with creative thinking, businesses are finding ways for some to reenter the work force from home. we take a look at how they're doing that. >> reporter: this woman is a homemaker in suburban tokyo and works for a second-hand car dealers. her job is to take photos of vehicles. >> translator: i shoot the car from all angles and take a picture of the driver's seat. if the car has scratches or other notable features, i record them. >> reporter: including travel time, today's job took an hour. the pay is about $15 per car compared to roughly $9 per hour at many part-time jobs. >> translator: i chose this job because i like taking photos. i want to use my spare time for things i enjoy. >> reporter: her clienent is a used car dealer in osaka, western japan. the company buys cars from their owners and sells them to auto-parts dealers. the ceo says the company does all of its business online. the ceo thoug

. >> when she got hit, the impact caused her to come out of her footwear, both of her slippers are still on the highway. her cell phone, which she had in her hand, is broken, and also on the scene. and the earrings she was wearing were actually torn from her ears. >> witnesses say the vehicle was traveling faster than the 40-mile per hour speed limit. they describe it as a white or silver van, probably ten, 15 years old, and likely was front ends damage, and windshield damage. police say it is only matter of time before they catch up with the driver. >> they have to turn themselves in. because they are going to get caught. we have a description of the vehicle, we have some physical evidence on the scene. weaver witness. >> looks like the pedestrian did everything right here, her body taken to the medical examiners office for an autopsy. the accident investigation district is doing a complete investigation. in lawncrest, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> a car accident on south street sends four pedestrians to the hospital, three men and woman suffered minor injuries when a car j

. >> when she got hit the impact caused her to come out of her footwear, both of her slippers are still on the highway. her cell phone, which she had in her hand, is broken, and also on the scene. and the earrings, she was wearing, were actually torn from her ears. >> witnesses say the vehicle was traveling faster than the 40-mile per hour speed limit, they describe it as white or silver van probably ten, 15 years old, and likely with front end damage, and windshield damage police sass matter of time before they catch up with the driver. >> though turn themselves in. they will get caught. we have description of the vehicle, physical evidence on the scene, we have witnesses. >> the accident investigation, will do complete investigation, as for the victim her body has been taken to the medical examiners office for an autopsy, and she has not yet been identified. police say she had no id on her. reporting live from lawncrest, jan carabeo, cbs 3, "eyewitness news", brooke, nicole, back into you. >> thanks a lot, jan. another fatal accident this one involving a bike and a car. police say a b

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. >>> steph curry's new footwear isn't getting braver views. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, deficit in the stanley cup finals. team teal will try to preve the penguins from winning t >>> the sharks looking to become only the second team in nhl history to come back from a 3-1 deficit in the stanley cup finals. they will try to prevent the penguins for winning the cup tomorrow night in game six at the tank. a win tomorrow forces a game seven in pittsburgh. which means another cross- country flight for san jose. but coach peter deboer doesn't mind even though he's run out of stuff to do on those flights. >> i found myself the other day watching my wife's downton abbey if you can believe that. i've watched every movie humanly made. and i was so embarrassed i was watching it. i was curled up in the corner to make sure nobody could see me. i know some of you watch it too so don't laugh too hard. [ laughter ] >>> to the nba, before steph curry knocked down seven three- pointers and scored 38 points in the win versus cleveland, under armour released the newest shoe, but they didn't go over too well. with

. >> when she got hit the impact caused her to come out of her footwear, both of her slippers are still on the highway. her cell phone, which she had in her hand, is broken and also on the scene. and the earrings she was wearing were actually torn from her ears and they are also laying on the highway. so she was hit with such impact it caused her body to travel about 200 feet north after being struck. >> now, witnesses say, this van was speeding at the time, the speed limit in this area is 40 miles per hour. witnesses describe the striking vehicle as a white or silver mini-van, probably ten to 15 years old, and likely now has front end damage, as win shield damage. as for the victim, her body was taken to the medical examiners office for autopsy. she has not yet been identified. police say she had no id on her. we'll keep you up-to-date on this story, for now we're in lawncrest, nicole, "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much, another fatal accident this one involving a bike and a car, bike rider killed after being hit in pennsauken camden county around 10:30 last night. chopper three w

there's many policies were literally hundreds of carries a backseat and polystyrene foam at the footwear level and is the director mentioned, some examples of committees gone further. so i totally agree it's time that we go beyond that set an example for more to follow. the ordinance provides some really good flexibility could we've had a lot of experience in helping businesses adapt to the changes and we will continue to do that. researching the examples. working with distributors helping businesses giving them enough time to do that providing the list on a website and then there's opportunities to get waivers that you heard about if they are needed. waivers can go up to three years if necessary and even berated. so, with that, but may stop and see if you have questions. >> president omotalde: commissioner hoyos? >> commissioner hoyos:. i also like everyone else am really excited about this. i have a couple questions my first question is maybe-my anecdotal experience with some of the food containers plastic bags, i'm sorry, is there still thicker plastic bags that get used by restaurant

in most cases, mark fisher, who runs a footwear company that does business with ivanka trump. donald trump would take credit for that. >> certainly, nobody has seen the mythical million dollar check that trump claims to have written. you were attacked by name on the trump stage today. he went after the protesting veterans outds of trump tower, another that appeared with him. went after you directly. what was your response to that? >> it is disappointing, that donald trump's first reaction, when veterans stand up and demand he be held accountable is to attack the veterans. he has demonstrated, he doesn't have respect for veterans. >> his attack on you, that you are part of hillary clinton campaign, and your attack is organized by the clinton campaign. >> the idea is ridiculous. >> that is a peculiicture of yoh hillary clinton? >> yes, i am personally cemeterying her, i voted for her in the democratic primary. our grass roots movement is composed of democrats, republicans, libertarians, those coming forward saying that his rhetoric is unacceptable. >> up next, butch and sundance

strong growth in nearly every category across footwear and appar apparel.nike experienced an astounding 44% increase in chinese-direct to consumer sales and they introduced a new running store concept . china continues to be one of the world's fastest growing markets in terms of consumption. in addition to tremendous revenue growth, all this good news help propel nike's stock almost 4%. the same cannot be said for china, it's clearly better off. the data points are up, not down. that's why the uk blow seems to have softened, all the queen's horses and all the queen's men, yes, indeed, can put the humpty-dumpty union back together again. stick with cramer. travel and leisure, it's a bull market somewhere. i'm jim cramer, and i will see you tomorrow! >>> did america change its policy from promoting development in america, in, in, in america? >>> trump tees off on trade. >> it's a disaster. >> how does it impact the u.s. and its workers. >>> have brexit fears left you shaken up? so are you missing an opportunity to add your portfolio? are you being watched at

. >> as we head to the break, bad news for folks who love that comfortable footwear kn crocs.say it offers nice arch support but could cause harm to the heel and toes. one doctor says the shoes are good in short spurts but should not be worn for extended periods of time. we'll be right back. >>> back now with the fox 5 follow-up. remember the eagles let's at the national arboretum. many watched them hatchback that march. this is how they look now. >> by the way, that was freedom taking the first big leap. she tested her wings and flew to a nearby tree branch. her brother liberty wasn't ready. he kind of hung behind. waiting there. the american eagles foundation says he could take his first flight soon. i think that's pretty normal. guys are slower to mature than girls in humans and apparen it's the same in eagles. >> he also place x box. >> that i'm not surprised of either. >> hurricane season began june 1st, off to a roaring start. we have your third named storm of the season, tropical storm collin. >> collin is making land fall in florida and affecting millions along the eas

what is your channel checks indicate and whether or not steph curry and line of footwear is steelinghunder from nike. >> yeah. i think definitely. i think the basketball lineup this year does bode well for them taking more market shares. if you look at curry, we estimate last year only did about $30 million in sales. lebron about $340 million. jordan 2shgs$.6 billion. obviously, the runway for curry is huge. i think we're going to continue to see them take market share. >> thank you for joining us swrechlt to leave it. there we have news here. >> thank you. >> yeah, we -- news coming out of mexico. the finance minister is speaking generally about donald trump and not explicitly saying he's confident that whoever wins the u.s. elections will not take measures that hurt their own economy, meaning the u.s. economy. and saying that he is also confident that whoever is the next president of this country is going to do things that are beneficial to the u.s. economy, suggesting that he means he's not going to do things that hurt the mexican economy. they think the two are very much linked b

military would have to use footwear, other equipment things made here in the u.s. >> it doesn't happen>> isn't that interesting? >> so this could be good news for new balance the shoe maker. they have been lobbying the u.s. government for years now that u.s. military members should only wear american made running shoes in particular. there's a statute, it's made in america -- 1941 statute. basically everything used to have to be american made. they haven't been paying attention to it. now new balance may have the army and navy and air force to pay for this new statute that would require any running shoe that a military member use is assembled in the united states. good for new balance but bad for nike. i will keep you posted if that is part of the new bill. tax payer money is used to settle every single refugee. it is so stunning the number will shock you. >> cheryl, thank you. talk to you again real soon. 22 minutes after the hour terrifying moments a toddler slips in the pool. how a quick thinking teenager managed to save that little girl. >> clinton e-mail scandal taking a tole. the

nearly everyone, used especially for immigrants, understood the problems of fleas and ill fitting footwear. lincoln, when he became a member of the republican party, vastly opposed anything that the known nothing party stood for. any attempt to change naturalization laws, abraham lincoln opposed. that a full and efficient protection of the rights of all classes of citizens, whether native, or naturalized, both at home and abroad, he guaranteed. throughout his life, there was no group closer to him than the germans. they supported him from the very beginning and actively participated in his campaigns. lincoln enjoyed the germans and he enjoyed their culture. cincinnati, as president elect, he stopped one night and he was in his hotel room. outside, a group of german serenade him.e to one observer wrote that mr. -- had put off a melancholy mood that had controlled him that day. and he was entertaining those workers. lincoln went to his balcony to find nearly 2000 more of the substantial german citizens who theyoted for him because believed him to be a stout champion of free labor and free ho

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the biggest indicators to the cpi were clothing and footwear, and beverages.pward contributors were transport, restaurants hotels, among other things. so we're looking at a may cpi level of plus 0.2%. month in month. the poll is quite a bit higher for the month on month level. and call producers on prices exactly zero on the month percent higher year on year which is a tad bit lower than anticipated. again, may cpi unexpectedly holding at 3%. in the debt markets, we've been looking at the bund this morning. as we move below zero, a record low for the first time ever. we've seen similar moves happening in the japanese 15-year yield, the 10-year yield falling below zero. the u.s. ten-year at multiyear lows as well. just seeing a gap between the german and spanish. italian, portuguese. the irish ten-year bund yield is the widest from reuters. we're seeing big old widening spreads happening on these bond trades. >>> now, the international energy agency is saying that it expects the oil market to be balanced during the second half of 2016. this is the agency that r

. >> when she got hit the impact, caused her to come out of her footwear, without of her slippers, they are still on the highway, and her cell phone, which she had in her hand is broken and also on the scene and the earrings that she was wearing were actually torn from her ears and they are also laying on the highway. so she was hit with such impact it caused her body, to travel about 200 feet north after being struck wye the striking vehicle that witnesses believe was going at a high rate of speed. >> chris and lauren here's awful statistics, this now makes seventh deadly hit and run in 2016, almost double number, four by this time last year, arrests made in only two of these seven hit and runs we have covered so far in 2016. just awful. i don't even want to get in the statistics on admiral wilson boulevard. i will tell you this that you already know if you watch is every day this is the deadly road for pedestrians and drivers in america. >> unbelievable. when will they change it because that was really, really poignant how you you showed us, on live television, how that woman would ne

. >> when she got hit the impact caused her to come out of her footwear, both of her slippers are still on the highway, and her cell phone which she had in her hand is broken, and also on the scene and the earrings that she was wearing were actually torn from her ears and they are also laying on the highway, so she was hit with such impact it caused her body to travel about 200 feet north after being struck by the striking vehicle, that witnesses believe was going at a high rate of speed. >> reporter: she was pronounced dead on the scene at quarter to midnight and chris and lauren, not much of the description other than this van will have obvious front end damage and a smashed windshield over this poor girl had her head hit and been thrown. white or silver but key is you know anybody with a older van and see it all smashed up today police want to you call them. >> absolutely. steve keeley live from northeast philadelphia. thank you. >>> more breaking news, a car slammed into primeaus hoagies on third and south street. we are told the driver ran up on the sidewalk, hit four people standi

. >> when she got hit the impact caused her to come out of her footwear, both slippers are still on theighway, her cell phone which she had in her hand is broken and also on the scene. the earrings that she was wearing were actually torn from her ears and they are also, laying on the highway. so she was hit with such impact it caused her body, to travel about 200 feet north after being struck by the striking vehicle, that witnesses believe was going at a high rate of speed. >> reporter: despite her petit body they will do damage to the van. this van drives away with all this front end damage and smashed windshield. who necessary how far or how much you can hide an older white or silver minivan with a smashed in windshield where this poor girl's head hit. this is seventh fatal hit and run already in the first six months of 2016, almost double number this time last year, so they are up 75 percent. here's sadest stat of all looking at the sign an awful irony safety corridor which they shouldn't even have that sign there because it is meaningless. there is no safety anywhere near the boulev

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. >> when she got hit the impact caused her to come out of her footwear, both of her slippers, are still on the highway. her cell phone, which she had in her hand, is broken, and also on the scene, and the earrings she was wearing were actually torn from her ears. >> witnesses say the vehicle was traveling faster than the 40-mile per hour speed limit. they describe it as white or silver van. probably ten, 15 years old, and likely, with front end damage, and windshield damage. police say it is only matter of time before they catch up with the driver. >> they have to turn themselves in. >> weaver description of the vehicle, we have witnesses. >> and the accident investigation district now doing complete investigation. as for this victim, her body was taken to the medical examiners office, for autopsy, she has not yet been identified, police say, there was no id found on her overnight. reporting in lawncrest, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", nicole, brooke, back into you. >> jan, thanks so much. another fatal accident this one involving a bike and a car. police say a bike rider was ki

there's many policies were literally hundreds of carries a backseat and polystyrene foam at the footwear level and is the director mentioned, some examples of committees gone further. so i totally agree it's time that we go beyond that set an example for more to follow. the ordinance provides some really good flexibility could we've had a lot of experience in helping businesses adapt to the changes and we will continue to do that. researching the examples. working with distributors helping businesses giving them enough time to do that providing the list on a website and then there's opportunities to get waivers that you heard about if they are needed. waivers can go up to three years if necessary and even berated. so, with that, but may stop and see if you have questions. >> president omotalde: commissioner hoyos? >> commissioner hoyos:. i also like everyone else am really excited about this. i have a couple questions my first question is maybe-my anecdotal experience with some of the food containers plastic bags, i'm sorry, is there still thicker plastic bags that get used by restaurant

british consumers are paying way more for their footwear and for food that we cannot produce in the u.ke european union has a tax on those goods. thing,ack to the export in terms of trade to china. veryll, germany has been successful selling good to run the world. we have been successful selling services around the world. we have a no trade deal, which is twice as big as the service and services we have with the eu. that demonstrate what i said before, you don't need trade arrangements to trade the world. trade arrangements -- we can make a with other countries around the world that suit britain and we can do more business around the world. the european, union prevents us from doing that. a single market in europe is not designed for the u.k., it is designed for others. impossible. i worked the brussels for 32 years. they are incapable of reform and everywhere. the commissioner for trade last year. i asked that very question in brussels. they said there is no appetite in the european union for reform. not toward services in the foreseeable future. very much foru sticking with us. sorry

where it's 70% of their footwear growth is traced right to steph curry.that positioning. >> well, i'm not a sports expert but i love what steph curry stands for as a person. i think it was just genius to go after someone who has much more meaning than just sports. as it was misty copeland or michael phelps. >> interesting. when you look at retail, it's a good day to have this conversation because the retail etf is up 2%. discretionary stocks are now positive on the year. how would you score where retail is as a trade or investment right now? >> for me, this is one of the most exciting times ever in the history of retail and i think the game changer is technology. i think when people think about technology, their mind tends to go to e-commerce. for me it's all about access to information and what that's done is shifted the power to the consumer. if you think about someone looking at a smartphone today, they have instant access to price, country of origin, origin story. going back to under armour, they know about kevin plank's passion. they know about the b

. >> egyptians were the first where you could find a knitted form of footwear that went between skin sandal. >> socks became common place in the 1500s with the invention of knitting machine. >> my father would always wear black, some times blue socks. i don't remember him ever wearing a pattern sock. >> i think if you go back to the '20s there was the wealthier people that wore socks that went along with their outfits that they wore. plain simple men wore black socks. >> men today have a stunning variety of socks to stuff in their drawers. but he says, it's often the women in their lives who are footing the bill when it comes to more adventurous sockwear. >> you look at the socks out there with the funky little patterns, i don't think most men would think about wearing them. but they wear them it's been given to them as a gift. >> tony and gretchen and designer vivek nagrani. if i may his feet are very atypically shaped. >> wow. that's the situation. >> why don't we have you try on pair of red sox. >> oh, my, gosh. >> how does that feel? >> tony jumped in with both feet. >> would you

so i'm not ready to call athletic apparel or footwear a slowing trend but i do think nike has a lot morehan under armour. >> what about the impact of the bankruptcy of sports authority. if i remember correctly that was 25% of under armour's sales right there out the door. so they have lost a huge outlet for them. so what happens now? how do they make that up again? >> it wasn't 25% of their sales. it was something much less. i think somewhere around 3% but maybe a larger portion of their wholesale sales. they reduced the percentage that sports authority was over time. and they are doing really well in the directed consumer channel particularly online. they have lots of white space in markets they are not in. and with retailers they can increase penetration. so i think they have lots of opportunities. you will see shake out with weaker retailers. but they still have tremendous opportunity. >> it was 25% of the sales decline they were talking about. that is what the sports authority contribution was. all right folks, thank you. liz dun. and david trainer. thank you for joining us. >>> to t

she'll wear her ceremonialonial footwear to honor her nativ native-american heritage.peal after meeting with schooh officials yesterday. >>> if you would like to have summer fun but can't afford aoua vacation away from home a lot oo people stay home of staycation y did it over memorial day.memoal plenty of things you can do can right here in d.c. >> apparently that's not enoughg to rank high on a recent list of best staycation cities. cit bob barnard, we call foul onallo this thing. tng a flag on the play.thelay. it's outrageous.ges. >> we want a redo. >> reporter: i agree, guys. we have so many free attractions here in d.c. museums, memorials you think y we'd be high on the list. we are and this is a company called cal wallet hub a personal finance social media company that's coma up with its top best staycationt in the u.s.in u here they are.re they a the number one is orlando -- wh- would believe this, orlando,ando florida.or ft. lauderdale, florida is fda number two.wo tampa, number three. t salt lake city, utah, fourth ana scottsdale, arizona fifth. fi how about t

dagen: their strength is in their footwear, which is their fastest growing segment, regardless of howr big you are, you buy it at shoes, particularly with the seth curry endorsement. i can't get my head around an industry about asp leisure. the country is not getting fitter. maria: people wear that stuff all day long. dagen: i won't buy that stuff because i don't look like that and it. she's too skinny. maria: the under armour quality staff. dagen: under armour sightseers athletic wear, but the sober business is the key to their future success. maria: judge finds michael douglas underpaid in 2013. another business story we look at two. still to come, and massive recall underway could impact your kitchen. why you need to pitch or baking on hold right now. that is coming up if the and s&p with their longest winning streak in two years in the month of may. can that euphoria last into the summer months? we are talking money coming up. ♪ these guys represent blood cells. if you have afib not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa helps stop blood cells from pooling in the heart... formin

footwear manufacturer who makes 100% american made shoes is eligible for this contract. the provision in the house and senate-passed ndaa supports american workers, provides a better value for american taxpayers and supports american service members by supplying them with the highest quality athletic shoes available. i strongly oppose this amendment, and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman from massachusetts reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. mr. sanford: i might retain. the chair: the gentleman continues to reserve. the gentlewoman from massachusetts is recognized. ms. tsongas: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to recognize -- i'd like to yield one minute to the gentleman from maine, the distinguished gentleman from maine for whom we worked so closely, mr. poliquin. the chair: the gentleman from maine is recognized. mr. poliquin: thank you, mr. chairman. the very amendment has been law of the land of the united states for 75 years. it very simply requires, mr. speaker, the pentagon to issue american

past time for the department's circumvention of the amendment to be ended when it comes to athletic footwear. madam president, this bill also provides for investments in our public shipyards which are strategic assets for our national security. for portsmouth naval shipyard in maine $18 million is included for unaccompanied housing, $30 million for utility improvements, for nuclear platforms and $27 million to construct a replacement for a medical and dental unit that is in a building that is 100 years old and does not meet current safety standards. as the senior member of the military construction and veterans affairs appropriations subcommittee, i'm pleased that these authorizations match the funding included in our military construction and v.a. spending bill that passed the senate overwhelmingly a few weeks ago. these investments at the portsmouth naval shipyard will result in the high-quality facilities that shipyard personnel deserve as they maintain repair and modernize our nuclear submarine fleet. the bill also provides resources necessary to help our allies and partners around the w

the accessories footwear and apparel company expected to report resort according to a year ago. michael kors posted better than expected third-quarter sales back in february. and then a cloud storage company expected to report a jump after the closing bell. investors will see if they can maintain its rapid growth rate. nicole: a lot of talk about how third-party candidates will affect the race for the white house. >> i look at him and i watch his emotions and i watch what he says. i think he is a fringe candidate. nicole: fringe candidates are not. they will take some votes from the gop and democratic front runner. historic flooding in texas and there is a thread is even more rain on the way. fox meteorologist maria molina will be here with the forecast. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at money market and breaking news. ♪ honey, we do? we need to talk. i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers