but nike's financial windfall in 2012 wont be limited to the united states.the company's also poised to strike it rich in london during the 2012 summer olympics. one of the world's largest nike towns is strategically located next to the olympic village, and an estimated 70% of ticket holders will pass through the store before entering the olympic grounds. the nfl contract and the olympics activation are critical components of nike's long-term plan to grow its direct-to- consumer business. sales in nike stores and on its web site grew 16% last year to $3.2 billion. the company expects to open 100 more stores worldwide over the next three years, which should help total revenues reach $30 billion by 2015. >> suzanne: and finally tonight, ever wonder how that hot holiday toy got so hot? the answer may be mommy bloggers. those are women who write on the web about all things related to raising children. and they've gone well beyond how to get kids to eat more veggies. they're now penning product reviews for the $22 billion toy market. today, toy companies send out

but nike's financial windfall in 2012 wont be limited to the united states.the company's also poised to strike it rich in london during the 2012 summer olympics. one of the world's largest nike towns is strategically located next to the olympic village, and an estimated 70% of ticket holders will pass through the store before entering the olympic grounds. the nfl contract and the olympics activation are critical components of nike's long-term plan to grow its direct-to- consumer business. sales in nike stores and on its web site grew 16% last year to $3.2 billion. the company expects to open 100 more stores worldwide over the next three years, which should help total revenues reach $30 billion by 2015. >> suzanne: and finally tonight, ever wonder how that hot holiday toy got so hot? the answer may be mommy bloggers. those are women who write on the web about all things related to raising children. and they've gone well beyond how to get kids to eat more veggies. they're now penning product reviews for the $22 billion toy market. today, toy companies send out

but nike's financial windfall in 2012 wont be limited to the united states.the company's also poised to strike it rich in london during the 2012 summer olympics. one of the world's largest nike towns is strategically located next to the olympic village, and an estimated 70% of ticket holders will pass through the store before entering the olympic grounds. the nfl contract and the olympics activation are critical components of nike's long-term plan to grow its direct-to- consumer business. sales in nike stores and on its web site grew 16% last year to $3.2 billion. the company expects to open 100 more stores worldwide over the next three years, which should help total revenues reach $30 billion by 2015. >> suzanne: and finally tonight, ever wonder how that hot holiday toy got so hot? the answer may be mommy bloggers. those are women who write on the web about all things related to raising children. and they've gone well beyond how to get kids to eat more veggies. they're now penning product reviews for the $22 billion toy market. today, toy companies send out

it was in communities of color and nike targeted those communities, he says, just like today. >> nike has been doing this for more than twenty years. i imagine michael jordan won't say a single word. he has been irresponsible his entire public career. >> a black market. >> young people bought those at $180 a piece and put them on ebay for $500. >> this posting is for $900. all of this as nike just posted second quarter earnings at $469 million. >> we talk about personal responsibility, i think it's important to talk about corporate responsibility as well. >> robert lyles, cbs 5. >>> millions of americans will not see their paychecks shrink this january 1. president obama signed a last minute tax extension on the payroll tax cut this morning. earlier, congress approved the law after house republicans bowed to political pressures from both parties. it spares 160 million americans a tax hike come january 1. it also extends unemployment benefits through the end of february. the agreement is seen as a political victory for president obama who put off his christmas vacation to get it done.

do corporations such as nike bear some blame. they have tried to distance themselves from the riots but they make shoes and invest with significance beyond footwear. air force one nike is most iconic model. it celebrates african-american culture. it proudly displays the colors of the african-american flag. swoosh has a luxury material -- they are telling these guys. this isn't just about shoes. this just isn't about something to cover your socks with? >> i don't believe, mark, that nike is to blame. i believe that it is so important for parents to educate their children to take ownership of their own behavior. we are such a culture of entitlement. if i want this, whether i can afford it or not, i'm going to get it. in addition to that, what i find very fascinating, in a culture where how you view yourself and others view you could actually have something to do with it. it does with these tangibles of what we own, that is playing a role as well as, do you know one in eight adults has anxiety. that shows up in children, too. think

do corporations such as nike bear some blame. they have tried to distance themselves from the riots but they make shoes and invest with significance beyond footwear. air force one nike is most iconic model. it celebrates african-american culture. it proudly displays the colors of the african-american flag. swoosh has a luxury material -- they are telling these guys. this isn't just about shoes. this just isn't about something to cover your socks with? >> i don't believe, mark, that nike is to blame. i believe that it is so important for parents to educate their children to take ownership of their own behavior. we are such a culture of entitlement. if i want this, whether i can afford it or not, i'm going to get it. in addition to that, what i find very fascinating, in a culture where how you view yourself and others view you could actually have something to do with it. it does with these tangibles of what we own, that is playing a role as well as, do you know one in eight adults has anxiety. that shows up in children, too. think

it's called the nike pro combat uniform system.o be wearing these in the 2012 rose bowl against wisconsin. now nike is calling them the most advanced football uniform ever assembled. these it things are full of high-tech materials, they've got uniform innovations and apparently the numbers change color depending on how the light hits them. now people are saying they love these or people are saying they hate these. do you think a uniform -- they're the dus. nothing aboutthis reminds mef because they don't look like ducks? did they want them in ducks' costume playing this football game? like really. >> do any of these new uniforms and innovations improve the record? >> before their contract with nike auto in 1995 the football team was $99 and 109. since nike has been making their uniforms they're 169. >> i am disappointed that shoulder pads don't have squeakers when they tackle the opponent sounds like a duck. >> that would be cool. >> can you imagine all of them tackling each other. >> you might have come up with something. every ma

these people are waiting to get the nike. let me show you a earlier.ple were showing their wristband they waited yesterday so they can wait hours today. they are starting to get about 7:00 a.m. they are very happy. >>craig: what is your name? >> jonathan. >>craig: it looks like you have been looking what you are looking -- waiting for these and nike and these michael jordan for version are very important and you are a collector. >>craig: your just as much of a collector and you are going to wear them? >> yes. i like to hold onto them and just collect them. >>craig: why is that so important? >> jordan is a great collector with great value. i like something like that. >>craig: how many hours? >> 14.5 hours. with everything, the wristband. >>craig: was that worth it? >> yes. >>darya: what was the price? >>craig: what was the price? >> $200. >>craig: oh my gosh! people are willing to pay a lot for these and put these on their feet or collect them. even put them on the internet. >>darya: i not want to cause a riot but tell these people of a control online.

all over the bay area, they rush shopping malls and stores just to buy the latest nike air jordan shoes. robert lyles with more on the gunfire, the stampedes, the arrests, and just sheer madness caused by a pair of sneakers. >> you heard of black friday, but in stockton, it was black eye friday. up to a thousand people battled to get inside west field. a mob scene to intense, fairfield police had to call in mew mutual aid. >> i got smashed against the window. >> that's right, this masked mob is all because nike rereleased the air jordan is 11 concord. >> shots were fired. >> cops started running over to a guy and all i heard was, get that gun. get that gun. >> seven stores inside hilltop were selling the jordans at $180 a pair. what they didn't tell the 2,000 people cued up outside is that there were only 6 00 pairs available. police shut down the mall. but this isn't new, says professor james taylor. g you have this long history going back to the 1980s where you would have people being shot for sneakers. >> the 1990 cover of sports illustrated read your sneakers are your life. how mugg

nike is releasing their new line of christmas shoes. supplies are low. demand is high. as you can see, people are literally camping out here outside the mall, waiting for the footlocker to open at 7:00 this morning so they can get their hands on these shoes. talk to me. what time did you get here? >> i got here at 12:00. >> reporter: talk about these shows. why are you willing to sleep outside for them? >> lebron james is my favorite player. it's the best shoe, straight like that. i'm out here trying to get them. >> reporter: what was it like out here? you said you missed christmas dinner. what was it like? why miss christmas dinner? >> i don't like my family very much, so i guess i like my shoe habit better, if that makes sense. i love you, mom. thanks. >> reporter: do you think you're going to get the shoes? do we have any idea how many shoes they've got in there? >> we should luck out being the first 20 people. it just depends on your size. depends on the shoe, your size. if you've got a rare size and somebody's ahead of you. i don't think everybody back there is goi

just coming in, the mall violence that apparently is breaking out as new nike sneakers go on sale. three minutes to that. rick: the "wall street journal" raising new questions today about what attorney general eric holder is railing against, voting laws coast to coast. we'll take a closer look at that. heather: plus, millions of americans, they are about to hit the road headed home for christmas. aren't they lucky. we'll take a look at what you might expect this holiday travel season. ♪ everyone believes in keeping their omises once a year. but we believe in helping people take steps to keep them every single day. that's why every day we help people across the country get into their first homes. prepare for a comfortable retirement and protect the people and things that matter most. at genworth we believe every day is the right day to take a step toward tomorrow. rick: fox news alert now and more video over the chaos from the sale of those nike sneakers, this time the scene is stockton, california. shoppers almost crushed trying to get into a store selling the rerelease of nike air

nike lebrons selling for $170, for a sneaker. jordans going for about $150. for a sneaker. >>> still ahead on news4, a battle that's been brewing for at least a decade. the results of a vote that will decide the future of a local neighborhood. >>> and why a santa claus convention seemed to appear on the national mall today. plus, the first lady gets invited to a party. but get this, the man asking her for a date? not the commander in chief. we'll tell you about that. chuck? >>> better be careful who you're asking out, no doubt about that. feeling like winter, and looking a little like winter as well. there are snowflakes aflying around the area. we'll talk about your saturday night and sunday forecast coming up. >>> what do you call dozens of santas big and small running around the national mall? pure santaarcy. dressed like santa and spreading a little holiday cheer. >>> for nearly 50 years he's just taking a little off the top. but that comes to an end. harold smith known to his customers and friends known as smitty retired today. he's run the barbershop fo

>> look they're fighting over the nike, don't fight over it, buy nike the company is on a roll nationwide. >> brenda: jonas bull or bear. >> i'm going to say they're getting beat by lululemon the high end and wal-mart at the low end. >> brenda: merry christmas. >> it's official, i was right. that's not a surprise, but i was right about "mediscare,". hi, everybody, merry christmas i'm neil cavuto. the nonpartisan sword by both sides of the aisle, the ad about granny and it's version of the granny, naming it the lie of 2007. short on facts, long and scare tactics and you heard it here first. this is why we're not moving, big government bans are having a ball insisting everything is fine and folks who want to rein in entitlements are not. >> many seniors in america will be forced into poverty and worse, some will end up dying. >> neil: it gets worse. look at this ad again, it's well done, look at the guy pushing grandma. does he look familiar familiar to you. -- do you think they want him to look like paul ryan? and the guy who addressed medicare costs killing us, now he's killing us, the be

late today nike issued a statement asking people to buy these air jordan shoes in a safe manner. some stores are planning to stay open until tomorrow night to lure in as many shoppers and their money as they can. kate? >> ron mott in new york tonight. thank you, ron. >>> good news for 160 million americans facing a potential tax hike come the new year. tonight, the two-month extension of the payroll tax cut is a done deal. the house and senate approved the legislation this morning by unanimous consent and the president signed it into law shortly after that. the measure extends unemployment benefits for jobless workers. the agreement between democrats and republicans comes, of course, after weeks of partisan deadlock in washington. >> it's about you. it's about your lives. it's about your families. you didn't send us to this town to play partisan games and to see who's up and who's down. you sent us here to serve and make your lives a little bit better, to do what's right. and fortunately that's how this week ended. >> from washington to wall street. you could almost hear the sigh

. >> tom: the must-have item today: the latest nike air jordan sneakers. they went on sale this morning and demand for the $180 shoes was fierce with thousands of people around the country lining up for hours. once the doors opened, scenes like this became all too common. >> it was definitely worth the wait. >> tom: the air jordan brand brings in about $1 billion a year for nike. still ahead, think discounts are only for holiday shoppers? closed-end fund expert thomas j herzfeld has some stock funds trading at a discount. coming up with our market monitors. as we swipe our credit cards this holiday season, it is easy to forget it's real money being spent. financial education has become a school requirement in only a few states. darren gersh reports tonight on new initiatives to get kids talking about money, before they wind up in a bind. >> reporter: the credit union where cindy jones works was set up to serve baltimore county school teachers. but jones spends most of her time talking to students. today, she's in dundalk, maryland addressing high school se

. >> tom: the must-have item today: the latest nike air jordan sneakers. they went on sale this morning and demand for the $180 shoes was fierce with thousands of people around the country lining up for hours. once the doors opened, scenes like this became all too common. >> it was definitely worth the wait. >> tom: the air jordan brand brings in about $1 billion a year for nike. still ahead, think discounts are only for holiday shoppers? closed-end fund expert thomas j herzfeld has some stock funds trading at a discount. coming up with our market monitors. as we swipe our credit cards this holiday season, it is easy to forget it's real money being spent. financial education has become a school requirement in only a few states. darren gersh reports tonight on new initiatives to get kids talking about money, before they wind up in a bind. >> reporter: the credit union where cindy jones works was set up to serve baltimore county school teachers. but jones spends most of her time talking to students. today, she's in dundalk, maryland addressing high school se

. >> tom: the must-have item today: the latest nike air jordan sneakers. they went on sale this morning and demand for the $180 shoes was fierce with thousands of people around the country lining up for hours. once the doors opened, scenes like this became all too common. >> it was definitely worth the wait. >> tom: the air jordan brand brings in about $1 billion a year for nike. still ahead, think discounts are only for holiday shoppers? closed-end fund expert thomas j herzfeld has some stock funds trading at a discount. coming up with our market monitors. as we swipe our credit cards this holiday season, it is easy to forget it's real money being spent. financial education has become a school requirement in only a few states. darren gersh reports tonight on new initiatives to get kids talking about money, before they wind up in a bind. >> reporter: the credit union where cindy jones works was set up to serve baltimore county school teachers. but jones spends most of her time talking to students. today, she's in dundalk, maryland addressing high school se

thisof this to buy the latest pair of nike air jordan shoes, which go for $180.e around the shoes and their scarcity triggered mob scenes across the country. one man was stabbed in new jersey. police used pepper spray on ppoppers outside seattle. lenight, nike says it is "extremely concerned." the latest feature on some new cars? autobrakes that stop before it's soo late. that's next. and get a cold... ...you need a cold medicine with a heart. only coricidin hbp has a heart, right here. it's the only cold and flu brand that won't raise your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. powerful cold medicine with a heart. you spend all day cooking it. so why spend even a moment considering any broth but swanson? the broth cooks trust most to make the meal folks spend all year waiting for. in stuffing and more, the secret is swanson. nurse...! [ female announcer ] dawn power clean can give you the power of an overnight soak in just 5 minutes. [ sponge ] it's a scientific miracle! [ female announcer ] dawn does more. [ sponge ] so it's not a chore. is under way tonight. between n

>> i don't know -- >> greg: nike, maybe they should make their shoes less attractive?e desirable and people want them, they are dangerous. how about crack or methamphetamine? how about, you know, all the litany of drugs that could kill someone. this is a sneaker. they like the sneakers. kids like music. >> kimberly: people like ipods and ipads and anything made by apple. right? >> andrea: how dare they, nike, create a product that is number one. >> kimberly: outrage segment. >> andrea: how could michael jordan put his name on something people want to buy. >> greg: the argument is the minister said the shoe was unaffordable to people trying to buy it. then you saw the violence there. so what did the poor compassion argument come in? >> this isn't just about air jordans. in los angeles, black friday, a woman pepper sprayed over 20 people to get electronics and she is still at large. so this is, this to me comes from the parents and comes from the home. i know it's creepy when i sound like a conservative. but seriously, this comes from parenting. if michael jordan can get

the nike air jordans highly coveted. they were original designed in 1995. they are reissuing nike air jordan's today. they are selling for $195 a pair. it was the same scene outside of a mall in sacramento. look here. these folks have been waiting all night just to get their hands on the latest air jordans. have their ticket stubs in hand. they will be selling for $is the 5 -- for $195 a pair. some say they will resell them for a higher price. >> yeah. a lot of those people are buying them for themselves and keep it in the box and don't wear them. >>> sal castaneda i just got a message on facebook who says he was at the toys r us in pleasant hill. he says place looks like a hurricane hit it but it was quiet. i guess that's a good time to go. >> you can take advantage if you like to get up early catch us far little bit. i will tell you what the traffic is like drive safely. you can get to the mall. some places are driving up early. highway 4 coming up to the willow pass grade that looks good. there goes bart. bart is on time. of course they are running a reg

nike issued a statement asking people to buy the air jordan shoes in a safe manner. some stores are planning to stay open until tomorrow night to lure in as many shoppers and their money as they can. kate? >> ron mott in new york tonight. thank you, ron. >>> good news for 160 million americans facing a potential tax hike come the new year. tonight, the two-month extension of the payroll tax cut is a done deal. the house and senate approved the legislation this morning by unanimous consent and the president signed it into law after that. the measure extends unemployment benefits for jobless workers. the agreement between dems and republicans comes, of course, after weeks of partisan deadlock in washington. >> it's about you. it's about your lives. it's about your families. you didn't send us to this town to play partisan games and to see who's up and who's down. you sent us here to serve and make your lives a little bit better, to do what's right. and fortunately that's how this week ended. >> from washington to wall street. you could almost hear the sigh of relief ov

coming up next, fake nikes and true religion jeans seized in the federal raid. why former presidential candidate john edwards wants to postpone his criminal trial. plus, their first christmas as husband and wife the royal tradition followed by prince william and the duchess of cambridge. >>> we are off to a very cold start this morning. very chilly temperatures in fact we have a freeze warning in effect for north bay and east bay valleys. coming up, how much warmer we'll get by later on this afternoon. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. crackdown >>> fake chanel bags off the table as part of a major federal crackdown on counterfeit goods. authorities have seized more than $4 mil

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. >>> nike is speaking out about yesterday's shopping frenzy over the rerelease of its air jordan 11 sneakers. the launch sparked mayhem and arrests across the country, including here in the bay area. in a statement a nike spokesperson says in per quarter "consumer safety and security is of paramount importance. we encourage anyone wishing to purchase our product in a respectful and safe manner. >> reporter: bay area grocery stores were bustling with people getting ready for christmas dinners this was how it looked this afternoon in piedmont market in oakland. last-minute shoppers were checking their list for everything from dungeness crab to gourmet cheeses and makef saw people on the phone making sure they hadn't forgotten anything. retailers say this was to be the busiest weekend of year. >>> fireplaces will be cold on christmas day. continued cold and windless weather here in the bay area has prompted our tenth spare the air alert of the winter tomorrow. bay area air quality managers are telling people not to burn wood in their fireplaces tonight or tomorrow unless that is your o

those shoes in question, the nike retro air jordans are what they are. they hit store shelves today. >> police had to fight off rowdy shoppers. >> reporter: mad dashes turned to mayhem friday. the crush of the crowd in indianapolis so strong it knocked a door off its hinges and fellow shoppers to the floor. >> i tripped over a girl that fell. a few people were on the ground. i jumped over them and kept running. >> reporter: all the pandemonium for a pair of these, air jordan 11 basketball shoes. >> everybody was going to every store. >> reporter: scenes were similar at two other malls near indianapolis. near seattle, they used pepper spray when things got unruly. >> that's about it. everybody was trying to stop the fight. >> reporter: a real surprise given how docile others were. >> i'm going to get three pair for myself. i'm going to wear one pair and put the others up for a couple years. >> reporter: someone fired a gun into the air rattling a crowd of fellow shoppers. a crowd outside in annapolis, maryland grew to 500 before sunrise. they are reissues

tonight, nike says it is "extremely concerned."est feature on some new cars, autobrakes that stop before it's too late. that's next. and get a cold... ...you need a cold medicine with a heart. only coricidin hbp has a heart, right here. it's the only cold and flu brand that won't raise your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. powerful cold medicine with a heart. you spend all day cooking it. so why spend even a moment considering any broth but swanson? the broth cooks trust most to make the meal folks spend all year waiting for. in stuffing and more, the secret is swanson. nurse...! [ female announcer ] dawn power clean can give you the power of an overnight soak in just 5 minutes. [ sponge ] it's a scientific miracle! [ female announcer ] dawn does more. [ sponge ] so it's not a chore. >> pelley: the holiday getaway is under way tonight. between now and january 2, a.a.a. expects nearly 92 million of us to be on the go. the vast majority, more than 83 million, will hit the roads. those roads are safer thanks to technology and now a new

it was the special rerelease of a pair of nike air jordan sneakers who were originally released in 1995. it was mostly peaceful, but there were a few isolated incidents. in san francisco someone fired a gun in the air. at a store in seattle police had to use pepper spray on some unruly shoppers. now the craziest part some people won't even wear these shoes. they plan on selling the $180 sneakers online for a much higher price. >>> if you're about to head out the door for the holidays, you and everybody else. you are far from being along. you can expect to see lots of people on the roads and in the skies with you. aaa says nearly 30% of all americans and nearly half of all washingtonians will be traveling 50 mills or high. that's the second highest number in a decade a 1.5 pempt jump from last year. more than 90% of the 92 million traveling will be driving. you can expect that traffic to continue right through the new year. lots of people on the roadways and clear skies. >>> it's nice. it's a very nice day after some early, early, early rain drops. we have sun sunshine back. looks like w

nike's do air jordons were coming out today. crowds crammed stores from seattle to indianapolis to get their hands on the shoes. and tracee wilkins has a look at the footwear frenzy. >> reporter: it was a standoff at the fashion center at pentagon city. arlington police versus tennis shoe lovers. one teen showed us his cell phone video of how crowded and how bad it got. >> it was like a riot, basically. everybody started running, pushing, shoving. >> reporter: stores were promising a pair of air jordon concord, the first releases in three years. >> i never heard about any tickets involved. i have gone through jordons before. >> the crowds did not react well to the restrictions. there were scenes across the nation similar to this one. this one shows compromise after crowds got out of control here, police started allowing one person into footlocker at a time. some left disappointed. >> they finally closed it down, and they let ten people in to get the shoes. >> reporter: but for the lucky folks, the hassle, the wait, and the $200-

nike makes $1 billion a year on air jordans and sales are stronger than ever. >> i have never paid more than $50 for a pair of shoes. and my friend say it looks like it. >>reporter: i wasn't going to go there. >>gregg: attorneys for john edwards asking the court to delay the corruption trial and asking for more time to take care of a medical problem. not disclosed. john edwards lawyers have not said what the "medical problem," is, federal prosecution has filed a motion saying they are against the delay. he is accused of using $1 million to hide his miss tremendous during his 2008 white house run. john edwards denies it. and now our legal panel, trial attorney and criminal defense attorney. look, i have read through some of the documentation, the medical stuff, that is sealed so we don't know that. it would appear that one of the reasons, it is not just medical, here, but, i mean, the against got dumped on them more than half a million documents, 100,000 of them have been quite recently. you get to give the defense time to review and prepare and anticipate their defense. >>guest: the tru

shoppers pushed and shoved to get their hands on nike new air jordan. here in the bay area police had to respond en masse to several malls sell the coveted if you sneakers. all over the bay area and the nation shoppers mean time racing to get the last minute deals. only a few days to go. estimated one-third of americans still have shopping to do. some of the headlines. >>> san francisco man posing as a physician assist at that particular time is under arres arrest. police say he had no medical license and no business performing surgery. authorities filed several charges against carlos garza including identity theft and performing invasive medical procedure without a license including liposuction. mark has the story. >> dressed in orange jump suit about carlos was led in court and right back out again after his court appointed attorney waived his right to an appearance. guzman had an office in this building in san francisco mission district. januarytor said she saw maybe 5 patients a week coming and going. one of them a daily city woman who told prosecut