hanes is not only adorning, but it's kicking butt.n the company reported the first quarter results back at the end of april they knocked it out of the park. delivering a heroic 18 cent earnings beat. man, that's unbelievable. off of a 76 cent basis. more important, 180 basis point rise to 10.8%. two percentage points better than what the analysts were looking for. you know what that means they're making per every one of these things. and remember, this was the first quarter when the cold weather was so horrible that no one was supposed to be buying anything? hey, if that's how hanes does in a quarter that's supposed to be super difficult, can you imagine how well they'll do the rest of the year? now that the weather is nice and sunny? management did tell us the point of sale numbers are trending higher since april, up mid sing single digits. a lot of them kept their guidance in line. how is hanes putting up tremendous results? simple. hanes brands is not merely a maker of underwear anymore. but a well oiled machine designed to produce

. >> hanes brands is not merely a maker of underwear any more. it's a well oiled machine. a lot of innovating -- they innovate. there is the comfort blend. the ultra comfortable materials from the commercials and a guy wearing a shirt made out of kiddens. hanes is not only adorning butt but it's kicking butt. >> how about the play tex flexible fit technology for self-adjusting bras? i don't wear this stuff. my favorite? tagless. take out the stupid darn tag from your t-shirt or underwear. it has itched me since i was born. i know more about buying bras than i ever wanted to. >> wi are looking at the inflight wifi business. at one point there is go go that controls all the air to ground wireless spectrum in america. on the other end we have a leading provider of satellite ground and space technology and a particular provider of broadband services to airlines like jet blue. what seems clear is that while go go has the scale and long term contracts with many airlines, viasat may have superior technology offering faster download speeds. both have been in the house of pain. via

this is gary hanes. he launches a long pass in the air and check this out.is sprinting after it. does he catch it? does he catch it? yeah, he does. he unleashes the ball and catches it at the end. >> 50 yards later. he caught it. he plays wide receiver for his high school and might not be a surprise head led the team in catches, yards and touchdowns and should be probably a quarterback as well. looking forward to his senior season. that is impressive. wow. >> p.s., he says he's working on his speed. >> i think he's kind of fast. he can probably go 25 yards and get under it 50 not so much. >> i think i can throw it straight up and catch it and that might be as to up. >> we will work on it. >>> coming up next, what could be the future of air travel and requires no runway? >>> and later going undercover to your favorite restaurants to reveal food and drink on secret menus, your lunch break may never be the same. you are watching "world news now." ♪ i'll give you my dirty little secret ♪ weather brought to you >> announcer: world news now" weather brought to you

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patty col hane our white house correspondent in washington, d.c. there can be something else that president obama recently said. it's harder to end wars than to begin them. he said that about withdrawal from afghanistan. the u.s. has pent almost 13 years fighting the taliban with what many would say has been limited success. we hear from a welcoming of the american withdrawal. >> if obama is sirius and he is sincere in his statement i personally will welcome. if he pull out all of his troops, even in 2016. it is too late. world should not worry about our future. we will manage our own affairs. woman's affairs, man's affairs, political situation, economic situation. all of those problems, we are facing. but this is our job. this is a job of the future government in afghanist to solv all of the problems nationally without interference of outside world. >> let's get another feed from kabul. a member of the afghan parliament. we thank you for your time. what's your view on the troop drawdown? how do you view it? >> hi. good evening. >> hi, there. tell

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. >> reporter: turns out the naked cowboy used to wear two pair of hanes. >> this is my underwear.terwear. >> reporter: once got arrested in indianapolis and learned that without two pairs. >> it could be considered indecent exposure. >> reporter: in the 13 years since we first interviewed him, his face hasn't changed much, but his underwear has. not everybody gets to do that. maybe they do. >> only the best. only the best. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. ♪ i finally changed my underwear, folks ♪ ♪ now shouldn't you >> reporter: new york. >> and she knows him well and can report he only needs to wear one layer of underwear now that he's in boxer briefs. thanks for watching. anderson is next. >>> good evening. tonight breaking news on disturbing allegations that veterans died waiting for care at va hospitals. first veterans groups, now isn't senators say veterans affairs secretary should lose his job, should resign. >>> also tonight monica lewinsky breaking her silence about her relationship with president bill clinton. why she says it's finally time to bury the blue dress. we begin

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. >> reporter: 19-year-old maria hanes is a huge football fan.ssion cushion. she added a soft layer to the outside of hard helmets testing her theory with foam and gel padding. >> so the gel really absorbed the impact and dispersed it while the foam kind of absorbed it but sends it right back. >> reporter: although this year the foecus is on girls in science, plenty of boys got into the action, too, like peyton robertson. he designed these sandless sandbags using polymer and salt. they're also reusable after they dry out. deidra carillo is a texan who helps build and race electric cars. >> battery management comes into this, a lot of strategy, because it's batteries and we want it to be efficient. >> reporter: it's that kind of thinking the white house hopes these science fairs will continue to foster for 0 years to come. for cbs this morning, nancy koor cordes, washington. >>> very cool stuff. >> very cool. >> so poised and so smart. and didn't we love their little crowns. i love that. >> the lego queens. >> i like it. >>> all right. in oregon a

. >> reporter: turns out the naked cowboy used to wear two pair of hanes. and learned that without two pairs -- >> it can be considered indecent exposure. >> reporter: in 13 years since we first interviewed him, his face hasn't changed much but his underwear has. it's not everybody that gets to do that. maybe they do. >> only the best. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. ♪ i changed my underwear, folks, now shouldn't you ♪ >> i'm carol costello. a fitting time to throw to "@ this hour" with berman and michaela. it starts now. >>> flight 370 vanished more than 60 days ago but almost 70% of americans want is that search to continue. >>> then, it's not the first time she's talked about it. >> i was a 22-year-old foolish kid. >>

here's what rivers said shortly after the penalty was haned down on wednesday. >> with the murder ofen offended. i've always that is interesting. i felt the pressure on my players. everyone was waiting for them to get a response. they didn't do anything, yet they have to respond. so adam responded. and i thought that was the sigh of relief. so the coach raises an important question. it's a question native american activists must be asking themselves as they press washington, d.c. nfl team owner to remove a mascot they experience as a racial slur. with barely more than a shrug, schneider said he will never change his team's name. so the indigenous communities fight on trying to gain leverage against the racially offensive end zones, facilities and all their manner of branding associated with the washington team. but what if these native american activists, the aggrieved parties in the case didn't have to go it alone. what if the nfl players wore their jerseys inside out or refused the use the team name in press conferences? what if opposing teams refuse to change them unless the name

retail, a lot of institutional and bill griffith, i love your mark hanes tie on today. >> we love marc and thank everybody for their service as we head to the memorial day as well. >> that's what that is about, too. anastasia, focusing on our markets here. do you see -- you're the global market strategist there at jpmorgan funds. >> well, there's always opportunities in the global investment universe. i think probably the best opportunity is europe, and the reason for that is because they still have a rampup, still have a recovery process and the ecb is certainly doing everything it can to support the recovery so i think that's one thing. the other thing i would say is even though emerging markets have been such a tough place to be it's always the contrarian opportunity that ends up outperforming the market so if we look at russia and look at turkey and india, they are some of the markets that actually outperformed this week. >> would you stay with russia given all the tough talk from vladimir putin? >> i think -- i think russia is one of those opportunities where there's two major inv

this is gary hanes. he launches a long pass in the air and check this out.hes the ball and catches it at the end. >> 50 yards later. he caught it. he plays wide receiver for his high school and might not be a surprise that he led the team in catches, yards and touchdowns and should be probably a quarterback as well. looking forward to his senior season. that is impressive. wow. >> p.s., he says he's working on his speed. >> i think he's kind of fast. he can probably go 25 yards and get under it, 50 not so much. >> i think i can throw it straight up and catch it and that might be as to up. >> we will work on it. >>> coming up next, what could be the future of air travel and requires no runway? >>> and later, going undercover to your favorite restaurants to reveal food and drink on secret menus, your lunch break may never be the same. you are watching "world news now." ♪ i'll give you my dirty little secret ♪ >> announcer: world news now" weather brought to you by tide plus febreeze. ou by tide plus febreeze. abby. mom! my llama smells like you. oh, kiss llama

all she's marina were found out in greece young adults are grappling with fears their future will be hanes bleak. people have been coming here in the masses since taken on the crisis began but what they don't see is how desperate people here have become someone able to get jobs while those who do are forced to live with their parents because salaries remain low you see only the black light of the time you won't see the light at this time some of the many times when you disappointed and you give up you reach a stage of disparate should when you can figure out what the point of your existences youth unemployment increased to fifty seven percent in february this year so in a way these girls who are in the work are quite lucky to have an income at all but going on thirty and living with mom and dad is not what they had imagined i can go out i can buy my own car and i have to drive my mom's car i can't just wake up one day and have a week off work so i can take the plane and go for example to london where most sister lives and we'll see so the family feel like you're losing your dignity and you

indication that the obama administration in spite of the fact that its policy has completely failed its hane tough so to speak showing that it's based on in the legitimacy or so-called legitimacy of the united states certainly the power of the united states with the armed opposition in spite of the fact that the armed opposition does not have the popular base of support necessary that i was the government so they're just continuing with the same script the syrian people are the ones paying this terrible price in blood and treasure is that leading goes on i think that's wrong brian becker talking to me earlier on well now officials from eleven western arab countries met in london for so-called friends of syria conference let's take a look at who belongs to it should be for a minute most of them middle eastern countries. syria's neighbors on the map there and europe it's germany france the u.k. really singing from the same book but of course the united states is also on that list as well well following the meeting the group promised more financial and diplomatic support for the syrian oppositi