i'm pleased to have kareem abdul-jabbar back at this table. welcome. >> thank you very much, charlie. nice to be here. >> rose: we'll talk about all this. first this sasquatch. >> sass catch-- sasquatch in the paint. >> rose: and theo is you. >> more or less. it's kind of my experiences when i was growing up. hi my growth spurt between the 6th and 8th grade, i grew about a foot. and-- . >> rose: between 6th and 8th grade. >> two years, i grew about a foot and all of a sudden you get this height and everybody thinks you're supposed to be a great athlete and you don't have any more skills than you had before you started your growth spurt. so how do you cope with that. and just the expectations that kids have of someone who presents that type of situation. >> rose: and you hope they'll get out of it what? >> hope they get a feeling that what they're going through as they enter adolescence is nothing crazy or strange. every kid goes through t every adult has gone through it. but when it's happening to you you think you're the only person that this

>> magic, myself, darrell russell, kareem abdul-jabbar, and larry bird. >> no michael jordan? ouch.will have our full interview tomorrow. while kobe's return will likely be a sellout, another story for tonight's knicks-nets game. tickets are selling for less than half of what they were at the beginning of the season. a combined record of 8-26. these teams are terrible. get it together. two tech giants are on the verge of joining forces. apple is dealing with the largest mobile carrier. and what is the fed going to do? we have thoughts coming up on "lunch money." ♪ >> it is not just mongolia's infrastructure attracting companies, the retail sector is seeing the arrival of international brands. we are easy to convert. >> the games are fast approaching and the races on to market the world's best athletes. >> it is important for us to activate three the olympics. well, i will get my face on a box. >> big ten commissioner takes us inside the workings of the new system. >> we prove that we could get in the room and resolve the issues. >> meet the man who put up the cash to keep the kings

myself, bill russell, kareem abdul-jabbar, and larry -- larry bird. >> ownership doesn't interest youoo much? might reconsider that with the collective bargaining roles. rules. >> what about another sport like soccer or something? >> i will look into it. in that typesports of fashion, i guess never say never. >> kobe bryant identifies passion as a factor that will lead into the suite when he is done. coming up, a movie channel that matches the passion of sports fans. this seo will tell you why his company is sold on sports. >> that content is a major part of reaching the younger audience. stumper, canolio you name the team that has been under the ownership the longest? this franchise has stayed in the family. we will give you the answer when sportfolio returns. ♪ theere is the answer to stumper. the team that has been under the leadership the longest. he the answer is the lakers. we heard it over and over again on sportfolio, one of the most valuable assets and media is sports. that is especially like programming that is hotter than ever. does that premise go beyond sports networks? e

. >> i would do magic, myself, bill russell, kareem abdul- jabbar and larry bird. >> to my colleague,wnership is not something that interests you. >> i might reconsider not that i'm considering new collective bargaining rules. i might consider owning a new team. >> what about other sports like soccer or something like that? >> i will look into it. obviously another sport is something i'm passionate about. to be around sports and any type of fashion, never say never. >> kobe bryant identifies passion as a factor that can lead him to the owner's suite once his playing career is done. epic ceo mark greenberg tells us why his company is sold on sports. >> for us, those investments and content are a major part of reaching a younger audience. >> here is the sportfolio stumper. can you name the nba team that has been in its current ownership the longest? nine teams -- we will give you the answer when we return. >> here's the answer to the stumper. los angeles laker has been another current owner since 1979. his family continues to own and operate the franchise. we have heard it over and over

kareem abdul-jabbar. larry bird. no jordan on that list.a day to talk about issues, and obviously there is new technology making its way into the world of sneakers. 3-d printing technology, digital manufacturing is helping to change the look and feel of shoes. i asked him if he would be using these new shoes when he was expected to be playing for the first time since his injury on friday night. here's what he had to say. --i'll probably be able probably be wearing them. you're going to need to -- i did not hear all of the players and as you mentioned earlier, .ast year i got on the court i am thinking i should've been named in that. my skills were ridiculous. who did he name? >> bill russell, cream abdul kareem abdul- -- jabbar, magic, and larry bird. about beinghe talk a businessman? he said he doesn't want to get necessarily be a team owner. he is one of the first basketball players that win big in china. so many others have followed. if you want to be a business person after your playing career, that has to start for you and your link ca

>> magic, myself, darrell jabbar,, kareem abdul- and larry bird. >> no michael jordan? ouch.will have our full interview tomorrow. kobe's return will likely be a sellout, another story for tonight's next-next game. tickets are selling for less than half of what they were at the beginning of the season. a combined record of 8-26. these teams are terrible. get it together. two tech giants are on the verge of joining forces. apple is dealing with the largest mobile carrier. and what is the fed going to do? we have thoughts coming up on "lunch money." ♪ it is 26 minutes past the hour, which means we are on the markets. i am julie hyman. it's get you caught up on where stocks are trading. we have declines across the board. i have gotten smaller since the morning. a lot of economic data for investors. a gdp and jobless claims numbers coming in better than estimated. they were revised higher than predicted. as adam just mentioned, people are trying to figure out what the fed will do next. terms of individual movers, we are watching a duo. men's wearhouse and joseph a bank. aseph a b

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myself,ld do magic, bill russell, kareem abdul- jabbar and larry bird. colleague, ownership is not something that interests you. >> i might reconsider not that new collective bargaining rules. i might consider owning a new team. >> what about other sports like soccer or something like that? >> i will look into it. obviously another sport is something i'm passionate about. to be around sports and any type of fashion, never say never. >> kobe bryant identifies passion as a factor that can lead him to the owner's suite once his playing career is done. epic ceo mark greenberg tells us why his company is sold on sports. investments and content are a major part of reaching a younger audience. sportfoliothe stumper. can you name the nba team that has been in its current ownership the longest? teams -- been -- nine we will give you the answer when we return. >> here's the answer to the stumper. los angeles laker has been another current owner since 1979. his family continues to own and operate the franchise. and overeard it over and over again on sportfolio that

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. >> i would do magic, myself, bill russell, kareem abdul-jabbar and larry bird. >> there you go.l on that list, but everyone needs their time with the ball, so you have to think creatively about who is on the part with you. >> i have talked to kevin plank about this. and they are trying to make some inroads in terms of basketball. what is it that the competitors to nike need to be doing in order to sort of take on more market share, especially globally? internationally is something i know underarmour is looking at. >> one hundred percent. the partnership he is go beyond being an endorsement deal. nike has led the way. it brings another storyline to these products. kobe had this big event here in los angeles, and it didn't feel unlike one of the big product events that apple has. kobe tells the back story on how he decided to design a shoe. he has been on this road to recovery. everyone wants to know when he can wear the shoes on the court. i asked him if he may be playing friday night? >> yes, i probably will be wearing them. i probably won't be on the court playing, but i will p

russell, myself, bill kareem abdul-jabbar, and larry bird. >> all right, well, that is kobe bryant.of dreamworks talks about the future of the movie business and why it may not be in the u.s. and it is been years in the making, but the volcker rule may be realized. we will have more on what is likely to be in the final version. >> time for the "global outlook." move over, america. by the end of the decade, america will no longer be the global leader in the movie market. this is according to jaffe katzenberg. >> five years from now, china will be the number one movie market in the world. we are $10 billion in america today, $3.5 billion this year. in a 5 years they will surpass us and surpass us in many of these ways just purely on the numbers. >> katzenberg was also asked about fellow hollywood mogul barry diller, one of the backers of the online tv service that is being sued by a number of big- name media companies. who is just an amazing man, honestly, without question one of the most brilliant people even to this i still think he is one of the most amazing and brilliant, inquisit

lori: i grew up watching kareem abdul-jabbar and dreams of playing center for the l.a. lakers.e dream. who was the ball designed for and how can you expect your skills to improve by using the smart ball? >> it is designed for the to 20 demographic and what we have learned and what we know about the human mind is we are designed to our mind the designed to learn motion early in life and that makes us different, we have fingers and hands that are precise. it helps you learn a complex motion to do it the right way everytime and give you little pieces of success to build those successes into one larger success over time and much more quickly and we have seen 4 and 5-year-olds use this ball and have amazing improvement because that is what our minds are designed to do but we have also seen skilled players who have a specific weakness in their game. use it to correct that weakness. it spans the gamut of the age groups we fell to. lori: no chance of me being in the nba ever. adam: wait for the next thing to help. so you can get right at. lori: time magazine, the person of the year. he