heidelberg cement solidifies a deal.elling a business unit for $1.4 billion. ♪ >> 45 minutes past the hour. i am "on the move -- you are watching "on the move." i'm guy johnson. is caroline hyde. >> it is sending smith and nephew to the highest on record. top of the leaderboard when you look at stocks. is goinglike stryker to bid in a couple of weeks for smith and nephew. the stock is already up about 26% on the year. the reason is back in may we understood that stryker was looking around, potentially bidding. it sent the stock higher, but the bid was not made you to tech rules. they had to go away -- not made due to u.k. tech rules. they had to go away. back in may, all the fashion was to leave tax inversions. it was about u.s. companies coming to the u.k. to make the most of a lower tax rate. that is not on the issue. too much political risk. the u.s. may be cutting down on these types of deals. now it is all about synergy. is about lowering the cost for hospitals. stryker, which makes surgical implants, can get togeth

there's tyree giton's heidelberg project, a delightfully looney outdoor community project that beganar from around the world. >> i love detroit. >> you know they got this field mowed last summer, the neighborhood. lit it on fire. >> another block and more decay. and a liquor store. for this neighborhood, the only store for miles. >> just be right back. >> how you doing? >> how are you? >> god bless you. >> hi, how are you? >> all right. >> can't nobody do it like you. >> see you later. >> cheers. >> cheers, man. yep. you want one? >> that's benefit of a college education right there. >> people seem to like you in this town. who hates you in this town? >> who hates me in this town? >> nobody. >> politicians. >> i'm guessing there are a number of politicians and former public employees who are not too happy with you. >> i don't know, you know. yeah. >> yeah, but let's face it, a whole lot of people out there who just could be perfectly happy with just letting detroit go. >> it already went. >> it's gone. >> look at this. see those lilies there? >> uh-huh. >> i call those the ghost gard

. >> deana and jim of heidelberg antiques are among almost a hundred antique dealers on south broadway go to europe three times a year for antiques and their customers include well healed designers. they're not at all happy with the new business they're getting. >> oftentimes i'll greet people when they come in and say may i help you, may i do anything for you and they'll say no, we're just waiting for the pot shot to open and we thought we'd kill a little time, and that's the kind of customer, quote/unquote, that we don't need and don't desire. >> this is really a battle of old versus new. the antique shops have been on these streets since world war ii. they're the upstarts except they're the ones bringing in a lot of new business. >> it seems they're dieing a slow death here and i think more traffic on broadway, the high tide raises all the boats and they would benefit. >> you all do well. >> absolutely. no question about it. >> in denver with more pot shops than starbucks some counsel it's time to accept the reality of marijuana being for sale because it's here to stay. kelly brufr