and nike is on your list. this is clearly the shoe company. expects to grow revenue by more than 40% over the next four years. $74 a share. what is the innovation here, in material costs? >> nike is a pretty interesting company when it comes to innovation. they went through a period where they can considered a little boring. but the c.e.o. now came in as a designer and a marathon runner. he cares about performance, but he is also an art collector and he cares about the style of the shoes. you can go in and be trained and fitted for the exact right running shoe for you. they put a lot of money into innovating on the product side, and they opened up their r & d to other companies, when nike has invented less toxic rub bee. it is a little of an environmental theme here. >> tom: how about disclosures for these three, glenn? >> the street editors and reporters don't own any individual stocks. >> tom: do you wear nikes? >> i don't have any nikes in my closest. >> tom: you can read glenn's article, and you catch it a thestreet.com, and a link to it o

in a statement nike said they proactively closed nike town when bedbugs were discovered.mpany says they're taking steps to clear the problem and expect to be open pretty soon. >>> is bp's blown-out well finally dead? we'll tell you. >>> plus a heartwarming story these children were reunited with the people that one time helped save them. >>> here's a live look outside. get out and get ready to enjoy this evening's pleasant temperatures because gwen is back talking about things heating up for the workweek all coming up next in gwen tolbert's forecast. stay with us.  >>> it was an absolutely gorgeous day today, the kind of day perfect for a picnic and potato salad. >> are you hungry? >> yes. >> this is where fox 5's tisha thompson ended up with some very special kids who know a thing or two about what it means to have a day like. this these kids got a second chance at life. >> reporter: for most kids running around the play ground is no big deal, but 10-year-old daniel copeland told us he knows he's lucky as he showed off what's left of his two heart surge

. >> nike is up-to-date. >> nike's sitting in all time high a it's nice i'm a loyal nike follower there'slly down in adidas in the world world of footwear. their dominant and they do buybacks they said their manufacturing overseas it which is so irresponsible but fantastic for shareholders. this is a company wanted to highlight today because there are great companies hitting all-time highs they need to add these companies like mcdonald's to the portfolio. i can all time high you 1 all good quality companies especially nike because they have that china grows about 25%. >> housing is not so great. >> new homes sales were just not making them but on one hand it that's great news a large part because the supply is limited out there, on the other hand there's no demand for them. the home builder's been flashing prices but their stocks are starting to go higher on this news because it shows are finally being responsible and stop making them until the demand comes. >> alright rob will check with your anal segment and a little bit. we'll be right back. you inhale, they inhale. millions of childre

nike hopes to reopen soon.ther new york stores have been fighting this and it is spreading nationwide and hurting sales at. the drugs can cost businesses tens of thousands of dollars. -- bedbugs >>> in milwaukee this weekend people threw rotten tomatoes at each other across the crowds. part of the city's annual tomato festival and the had a bloody mary contest. hundreds of people were part of the tomato fight. that's one way to get out some aggression. >> that is interesting. a look at the forecast. a nice day today, mostly sunny, near 80. noticeably cooler tomorrow morning. summerlike conditions. average high temperature is 89. that is where we will become a near 90 degrees wednesday through friday. and may be laid a pop-up storms wednesday and thursday. >> we need some rain. thanks

nike. flag ship store in manhattan is closed forced to shutter the dars because of infestation of bed bug. here's jeremy. >> with no warning nike town store near new york swank fifth avenue shut down due to the bug. >> bed bug. >> really? really? really gross. i feel in lake it is everywhere in new york. >>reporter: nike says it proactively closed and forced several to temporarily shut down new york locations recently even google office and iconic empire state building fought off the bug. and spreading to businesses all across the country. >> really has everything to do with trucking. we have found that bed bugs are hitching rides being transport the back and forth into offices into stores. >>reporter: with about lost zeal damage mir chan disbed bug cost businesses hundreds of thousands of dollars. the sniffing dog up to continue grand to inspect huge department store. and pesticide up to 70 grand for some large businesses. insurance typically doesn't pay. >> get on the clothes. you can be

nike traded over $81 a share while finish line fell below $13.50 per share. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: the first major changes from president obama's new health care program kicked in today. so if you're purchasing a new insurance plan, here's what you can expect: insurers can no longer deny coverage to children with pre-existing conditions. certain preventive procedures like mammograms and colonoscopies will be free with no co-pays. and insurers are not permitted to put lifetime dollar limits on hospitalization and emergency services. consumers are advised to contact their insurer or employer for more details on how the reforms affect them. >> tom: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: the august reports on durable goods and new home sales. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke delivers a speech at princeton university. our friday "market monitor" guest is mark leibovit, chief market strategist at vrtrader.com. and we'll introduce a new, different take on the economy-- "ink-onomics" with david gillette. >> susie: abbott labs is recalli

in this case, nike couldn't get away fast enough.he flagship nike town store in m manhattan has closed after the critters were found. they're hoping soon to reopen and working and with exterminators to fix the problem. nike follows abercrombie & fitch in and a huge movie theater with the problem. >>> the oil well in the gulf of mexico is officially dead ending the worst offshore oil spill in history. yesterday bp seals the well with cement 2 1/2 miles below the sea floor. president obama called the work an important milestone and remains focused on gulf coast full recovery. this morning a new orleans times pick kuhn editorial placomplain the government estimate of 12,000 jobs lost underestimates the impact. at that level the area will take a nearly $2 billion hit. >>> actor randy quaid and his wi evy have a new residence, the jail. they were arrested for squatting in a home that was once theirs. the unwanted guests maintained the house was theirs, but the current owner provided documentation, proving he bought the property and not fr

fitch stores or the victoria's secret store or in the airplanes there in movie theaters or at the nike store every once figured out a bottom i think bedbugs are like tenfold in the last years supposedly they say it was all bedbugs were almost eradicated completely. sold it banned. stroke of insight there then ever since then they've been climbing and i guess the . elbow and the curve and now they've just taken off but i heard the main source really they're hiding in donald trump's hair that is an unverified unprovable but you know it certainly is good if there is any but sort of these bedbugs are supposed to be resistant to. the past aside and they are forcing stores like nike town in midtown to close down this is a huge retailing space i mean you know in retailing like in the hotel business every day that goes by you not book in sales you never get that back now this is got to have an economic impact what the industry or going back to forty seven dollars for the whole i. i don't think it will be quite that bad i don't think we're going to get reduce the debt but this could be the shoc

the past aside and they aren't forcing stores like nike town in midtown to close down this is a huge retailing space i mean you know in retailing like in the hotel business every day that goes by you not book in sales you never get that back now this is got to have an economic impact what what did. just new york going back to forty seven dollars for the whole island i don't think it will be quite that bad i don't think we're going to get reduce the debt but this could be the shock that puts us into the double dip. this could be it now right now joe why does business insider and you particular hate gold. i don't hate gold i love getting the gold people riled up there's a big difference i own a little bit of gold and so i don't have anything against it but. the gold gold believers are so firm and so religious in their beliefs it's impossible to not be tempted to poke at them and see and watch them scream a little but you know you are a paper bug ok you are paper but you believe in the sanctity of fee at currencies and the orthodox in the federal reserve bank and you're going down a tor

. >>> nike near 5th avenue closed down due to the insects. >> we have found that bed bugs are hitching rides back and forth, in to offices, in to stores, and as to the situation in frederick's county, they will be treating all 8 counties, the book mobiles, and delivery van. also, the individual who carried the bugs in to the library has been notified. >> it's 5:47 a harvard county student killed while crossing the road is going to be laid to rest. joey entremont was kill while crossing the road and students and family members will be laying him to rest this afternoon. >> 30 year old natasha pedig pedigrue's vehicle carry -- >> a federal judge sentenced eureka shipping from concealing solutions from a ship here in baltimore. the crew members will get $125,000 each for notifying the officials about this case. and this includes 150,000s for the rest -- $150,000 for the restoration candidates. >> an auction that is a business decision. it includes the 5900 square foot building, two liquor licenses. the bar and the restaurant opened up in 1997. >> now, the forecast certified most accurate b

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. >>> and what's bugging nike?or all the latest celebrity buzz in the washington area, sign up for our new entertainment text alerts. find out who is in town and where you might see them. ♪ i thought was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes itust takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ >>> a popular shoe store in new york city is shut down because of bed bugs. nike temporarily closed i flagship store after bed bugs were discovered. the company says it is working exterminators to fix the problem and hope to reopen soon. new york city has had a growing bed bug problem that closed several other stores. >>> google is making it tougher for hackers to break into e-mail accounts and other password protected services. starting today, government agencies, companies and schools that use google will have to use a two-step log-in process. users will be asked to type in a six-digit code after entering their google password. the code is then sent to a mobile device connected to the us

and nike shut down because of the bugs as well as the google offices and the empire state building. >> it really has everything to do with trucking. they have hitched the rides, they have the offices and the stores, and that's how thigh are getting there -- that's how they are getting there. >> baltimore city is fumigating the libraries, delivery vans, and the mobile libraries. >> there is a series of meetings, a week from today, wednesday at noon at the war memorial building to help you prevent the bed bugs and get rid of any. >> joey d'entremont was killed while crossing a road in harvard county. he will be laid to rest today. >> police say that kristy littleford was driving a cadillac, and she his the bicyclist, around it was lodged the entire time and when she got home, she noticed there was a bike under her car and notified the police. >> an emergency response plan comes in the wake of what occurred last week at the hospital where the doctor was injured and an elderly woman was dead. pardus shot the doctor after the doctor told him about his mother's diagnosis, he turned killed h

nike is doing everything it can to eradicate the problem and expects the store to reopen soon. bedbug infestations recently closed a fifth avenue clothing store. >> my husband and i were turned away from that store, we saw the sign. scary. >>> ready, set, balance. a mass display of speed and grace. >> more than 100 competitors took to the streets of brussels to see who would be crowned belgium's fastest waiter. each contestant had to carry a tray with three glasses and a bottle of wine in one hand for one and a half miles spilling as little wine as possible. >> came in first place for the second straight year. his prize-winning tip, $500 in cash. >> that's a hard-earned tip. >> i used to be a waiter and that is hard, having spilt an entire bottle and two glasses on a couple before, on a first date. >> send the dry cleaning bill right here to "world news now." stay with us. hó after using roe for a while, i went to my stylist and she said hair was growing back... i was like, yes, this works... [ male announcer ] only rogaine is proven to regrow hair in 85% of guys. puhh puhh puh

. >>> keep eye on nike today, up 1.5% after the bell thanks to better than expected earnings. >>> finally, talk about adding insult to injury, residents in the mexican state of veracruz are being warned that at least 280 crocodiles are on the loose in the area after escaping during the storm. >>> it's not a-okay for cc. an interception and major league milestones. plus, major actions off the field as oneoronto fan goes too far ting to catch a foul ball. your early morning sports headlines are just ahead. >>> we have big changes ming this weekend as cool, fall air rushes across the country. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports last night, the tampa bay rays trounced the yankees leaving their race to the division title a sprint to the finish line. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. it was a chance for either the yanks or rays to pull away i the a.l. east. yet after four games, we're back to where we started after a split. rays were up, 4-3. it was frustrating for t

the nike store temporarily closed its flagship store downtown. it is called nike town. the company says it is working exterminators to fix the problem. they hope to reopen soon. new rk city has a growing bed bug problem. that is closed several other stores there. >>> a man in kentucky charged th his wife's murder says excessive amounts of caffeine left him so mentall unstable, he didn't know that he had killed her. 33-year-old woody smith is accused of strangling his wife amanda in may of 2009. smith's lawyer says his client ingested so much caffeine in the days leading up to the murder that he was temporarily insane. smith claim he took caffeine laced diet pills and washed them down with no fear energy drinks. >> over the week, bp says it successfully sealed that leaking oil well in the gulf of mexico. despite thatood news for many gulf residents, it is still business as usual which right now is not good. jay gray reports from new orleans. >> reporter: the well is peanently sealed in the gulf but the work continues. >> we have way, way away from being finished up, clea

right now we want to buy 3 pairs of nike shoes rather than spend it at the farmer's market and feed our children. it is a matter of choice. you have to learn about it. the biggest impediment is the price of food and people accepting this. we have to figure out different ways to talk about it. i hope it is one of the important conversations that happens at slow food nation. i have been working at neo university for the last 6 years. believe it or not, money is an issue for them at yale. not because they don't have the money to spend. but so indoctrine nated that food should be cheap, when the caterer says [inaudible] they don't want to pay it. it is not supposed to be that expensive. it has to be this kind of engagement. i think everybody should go out and try to grow food. [applause]. >> just put it in perspective, the cost, i don't think most people know. it is interesting, i don't want to do an audience quiz, venture to guess what we allocate in terms of federal dollars, 53 percent of san franciscans kids are eligible for free lunch program. they can't afford, so we subsidize it. a me

we'll also get quarterlyarnings reports from companies such as bed, bath & beyond, discover financia nike, and general mills. speaking of, general mills, the company refused to comment sunday on a report it's considering a $1.5 billion bid for the french yogurt maker ymplt oplait. elsewhere, no comment from gm, and the treasury department on reports gm is in talks with its current partner in china about buying a stake in the company. saic is own by the chinese government. >>> an indian conglomerate is reportedly in discussions about buying the struggling film studio metro goldwyn-mayer for billion. >>> and finally, in a sign parents are still cutting back on nonessential spending in england, news that children's weekly pocket money has fallen to a seven-ar lowhere. >>> well, peyton faces eli. a redskins kicker gets frozen, and bet favre saves the wrong team. plus randy moss makes an inyesterdayible one-handed catch. but was it enough tohelp the patriots slide past the jets? your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and in weather this week, we go from summer to fall but

nike's flagship nike town store in new york city is the latest to temporarily close because of an infestationhopes to reopen soon. several new york city businesses have been hit by a bedbug infestation in recent months including a times square movie theater, google's manhattan office and the empire state building. >>> we've all heard the stories about how people are often sleep deprived. maybe you are among them. >> every day. but a recent british study say the older we get, the less sleep we actually may need. so what is the real deal? here's scott wasserman with some answers. >> i'm a massage therapist. i need my sleep. >> reporter: for many sleep starts with the bed. >> i want something with really good support that conforms to my body. >> reporter: as a massage therapist jamie sidoti works hard at getting her patients to sleep better, especially the elderly. >> as you get older it deteriorates. that is why you nap more. >> reporter: for years it's been taught and believed by many that sleep goes downhill as you get older, but new research contradicts that theory. >> many people in their 8

closed its flagship store, nike town, after bedbugs were found.he company says it's working with exterminators now to fix the problem and they hope to reopen the stores soon. new york city has a growing bedbug problem that has closed several other stores. time now to take a look at our business news this morning. let's check in with cnbc's courtney reagan. good morning, courtney. >> good morning. stocks higher across the board, the dow up by about 107 points. it's goods after we had a sluggish start, higher from the beginning but not so much. we've really kind of jumped leaps and bounds as faas the gains are concerned today. this is after we're coming off our third straight week of gains. asian marks mostly quiet overnight. japan, asia's biggest market, i closed for a holiday. stocks are positive as well so a little momentum from our trading partners overseas. it's gong to be a fairly busy week ahead for investors. topped off by tomorrow's fed meeting. the central bank is not expected to move on interest rates. they certainly conditio lower them w

nike has had to close its flagship store in the most exclusive shopping district in manhattan. the bedbugs have struck again. >> really? >> gross. i feel like it is everywhere. >> not surprising. one city movie theater was forced to shut down temporarily not even the city's most famous what bridget famous landmark has been scared, the basement of the empire state building. why is new york city such a breeding ground for these tests? scientists think that they may be been carried by tourists and that the creatures have become more resistant to modern pest controls. one thing is for sure, they are spreading. >> it has to do with trucking. they are hitching rides into offices and stores. >> new yorkers hope that when the weather cools down, bedbugs will die out. meanwhile, authorities are searching for ways to exterminate these unwelcome guests. >> enough to make you want to scratch, is it not? if you have views on that story or any other you have seen today, but love to hear from you on bbc.com, our facebook page, any way that you like, you can follow me on twitter, i would love

sal, i wanted to update since i mentioned it the nike women's marathon in san francisco is october 17thown there. if you're not doing anything go along the race line and support people because it's really nice to see. >> sounds like a good cause too, pam. >> yep. it benefits leukemia and lymphoma society. >> always a good cause. thank you for that. let's go out and take a look at what we have now. the traffic at the bay bridge is little bit busy on the incline section. this picture's kind of cool you can see where the new bay bridge is really taking shape. it will come down to that toll plaza there. before you know it that old bay bridge -- not before you know it but relatively soon we'll be driving on that new bridge 2013. not that far away if you think about it. northbound 101 coming up to the 80 split san francisco, that traffic looks okay. and this morning if you're driving on the san mateo bridge westbound 92 heading out to the high-rise that looks good too. 6:37. here's steve. >>> sal. >> yes, sir. >> i'm counting down the fourth on the scald cot. >> that's going to be a good one

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nike, the flagship store in manhattan has been forced to shut down because of bed bugs. bed bugs have forced several retailers to temporarily shut down new york locations recently. even google's offices in iconic empire state building hags fought the bugs and they are spreading to businesses across the country. >> it really has everything to do with trucking. we have found that bed bugs are hitching rides, being transported back and forth, into offices, into stores. >> with lost sales, damaged merchandise, and pricey determination bed bugs can cost businesses tens of thousands of dollars. listen to these expenses. bed bug-sniffing dogs. well one department store spent 10 ground to have their aisles inspected. pesticides run up to 10 grand for some businesses and insurance typically doesn't even pay. >>> a giant video installation games passers bye this weekend a surprising idea that the place was on fire. it was a danish artist and was seen by at least 100,000 people. a comply dated technical setup costing nearly $700,000 was needed to create that illusion with the bigge

. >> reporter: with marquis stores like nike in midtown manhattan shut down due to bedbugs why wouldingly let them check in? because they are the featured attraction at the first ever north american bedbug summit. >> a distinctive smell -- >> reporter: more than 50 exhibitors crammed into a small ballroom. all touting solutions to a creepy and increasingly lucrative epidemic. >> it's definitely exploding at levels we haven't seen in the past. >> reporter: last year americans spent more than $258 million trying to get rid of bedbugs, more than double the 2006 level. a number sure to rise as fear like the infessation spreads. detective bedbug propss its dogs can sniff out the critters in a matter of minutes. >> search. >> reporter: all you are doing is delivering the bad news, not killing the bad bugs. >> no, but the bad news is tough to give. >> reporter: companies are cashing in on our sdpra operation pushing everything from pesticides to luggage wrappers. >> you will eliminate all bedbugs. >> reporter: even a concoction that smells like us -- to help capture the blood-thirsty bugger

we'll also see quarterly results for rite aid and nike.mer labor secretary robert reich says no amount of government stimulus spending will put the economy back on track. so what will? we'll ask him tomorrow. >> susie: the federal communications commission wants to make sure life doesn't imitate art when it comes to children's programming. the agency launched a review today into whether a tv cartoon violates rules limiting commercials to kids. the show in question is called "zevo-three." it features three superheroes named after skechers sneakers. a media watchdog group says the program amounts to a long commercial for the shoe company. the f.c.c. is asking the public for comments. >> jeff: procter & gamble's gillette brand will keep its name on the home of the new england patriots until 2031. the company has signed an extension with the kraft group, which owns the stadium, the new england patriots and the new england revolution soccer team. financial terms were not disclosed. the stadium has been using the gillette name since it opened in

cities have been hit since jiewns june from los gatos to sacramento and he is 40 years old and white nike shirt and jeans and anyone with information should contact police. >>> new clues with the deadly plane crash on the peninsula and what federal investigators have learned so far on what caused the plane to go down. >>> and thousands of christians gather in the state capital to pray for california and the country. >>> hi, folks. meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. low clouds and fog crept onshore overnight but it looks like we have a glimpse of summer sunshine and maybe some heat, too. [ female announcer ] we know jerry brown was mayor of oakland, but what were the results? fact: brown promised to improve schools. but the drop out rate increased 50%, and the state had to take over the schools. fact: the city controller found employees paid for 22,000 hours... they never worked. fact: brown promised to cut crime. but murders doubled, making oakland the 4th most dangerous city in america. jerry brown. he just can't deliver the results california needs now. he just c