should nike rethink this ad? >> no, nike stock is all time high. your position it mystifies me here. it's not tiger committed child abuse. like bill clinton, like david petraeus he had marital difficulties which were resolved. i think to monica's point, nike is is a sports equipment company and purchase is on to make money for shareholders. the stock seems they are doing everything right. >> he has marital issues? prostitution is illegal at least where i come from. what the hell are we saying to our kids, it's okay. >> eric: calling it a healthcare free for all. >> everyone get sick and many of us don't have healthcare. >> saying that everyone should have affordable health care. >> does that mean everyone, everyone. >> eric: even those that aren't here illegally want you to pay for their healthcare -- wow! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ said it's all right ♪ ♪ ♪ aces. to prove it, we set up our call center right here... [ chirp ] all good? [ chirp ] getty up. call me! seriously, this is really happening! [ cellphone rings ] hello? it's a giant helicopter ma'am. [ male an

maybe that's good for nike. maybe that's good for marketing as far as they're concerned, but i think it's the wrong kind of controversy and particularly because we have seen athletes get away with so much. i mean, here you have, i mean, i deal with professional athletes all the time who, for example, committed domestic violence against their women partners, their intimate partners, whether their lives or girlfriends and well, if they win in athletics, does that mean that all is for given and if they can beat up on their girlfriends or wives as much as they want? i don't think so. i think that's wrong. and i think we have to cathem on it. >> nike is probably laughing all the way to the bank, whether it's this one and i don't know what the subtle message is nike is trying to do, but anytime some company uses someone as a spokesperson who has got, you know, sends a very bad message to put it bluntly. now, they still laugh all the way to the bank. you know, it's just sells their products, it doesn't hurt their produ

has nothing to do with nike.ger woods is playing amazing golf and he seems to have turned around his life. i hope he has. i think that would be a good thing. ladies, good to see both of you. on deck, the nbc late night show feud continues. we will bring you the . úúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúú ♪the more i search0forú my significance,♪ ♪seems0r ♪and0i0ú a0difference♪ ♪in anyú i've been0here♪ ♪and0i0u >> and finally tonight, as we've been reporting. nbc is dealing with more turmoil over the tonight show. reports are that jay leno will be replaced by jimmy fallon by the fall of 2014 and the mood at the network seems tense to say the least. >> listen to this, monday night the prime time shows, the "the voice" and "the revolution" rather, moved nbc into the number two position. you know what that means? number two, between easter and passover, this is truly the season of miracles. we're number two. we're number two, amazing. let me tell you something, that's -- and i've been saying that for the last week that nbc is a big n

more power to nike. here we are talking about the campaign on fox newings. >> they were smart to get rid of just do it right. he did it 100 times and got himself in trouble in the first place . as lodge as you are a athlete. screw up and it will be okay. prostitution and drug dealing, no account act -- accountability . that says a lot of things about society. there is no accountability. >> christian can you stand up for us athletes and let people realize it is about a ball on the green course and not the ladies he had fun with? >> if you have an objection to tiger wood's behavior as i do. one thing you can do is not talk about tiger wood and talk about nike. the corporation is the evil genius and so-call would controversy is driving people to think about the company and tiger woods than they would otherwise. it is completely not relevant to moral standards and they are happy about the way he wins and simply the way business is done. >> waren, nikeis a business and not a religion. they are in the business

has nothing to do with nike. he seems to have turned around his life. i hope he has. i think that would be a good thing. ladies, good to see both of you. on deck, the nbc late night show feud continues. we will bring you the latest in just 60 seconds. twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligations. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for the heart of your portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. >> and finally tonight, as we've been reporting. nbc is dealing with more turmoil over the tonight show. reports are that jay leno will be replaced by jimmy fallon by the fall of 2014 and the mood at the network seems tense to say the

let's start with nike.r, finish line and under armour. i'm wondering if you think all the extrapolations are fair and warranted. >> i think we had dick's come out and give us a disappointing numb. then new york key says gross profits are up. they're telling us they're able to pass on pricing, which is a big deal. that applies, maybe they can get back to their peak gross margin. the big deal is china is turning around after all the inventory that they're trying to work through. future orders are up. that's the big deal here. >> and why are they able to traz the prices and the markets still hold in. is that because of a demand that consumes more. or is it because of nike's innovation. >> well there were lower input costs this quarter. they were able to pass on 3% price indegrees increase. that tells you the innovation in the product is really working and the consumer is willing to pay out for it. so definitely how they're innovating is working and they'll be able to pass on the prices. >> let's switch gears a

melissa: yeah. >> i worked with the nike folks.ut this one doesn't make sense to me. melissa: no, it doesn't. winning takes care of everything, in one sense i guess you can see it, that he, everybody would continue to talk about you had screwed up his career and cheating on his wife, wrecking his marriage, distracted him from everything going on and once he wins shows he is back but the phrase itself, winning takes care of everything, makes it sounds like it doesn't matter what i did because i'm winning. >> why didn't they just say, congratulationss? i mean this makes it seem like, it was just a little faux pas. we don't care anymore. as you said, i'm winning. so who cares. maybe the golf audience doesn't care. maybe it is middle-aged guys. melissa: yeah. >> they think it is a kind of funny. nike has a worldwide audience. they have a huge women's business. they have a big business with parents buying uniforms and equipment for their kids. i don't get it. i don't know know why they did it. it doesn't seem worth the risk to me. someo

nike ended at $59.53 up more than 11%. >>> after nike micron was the second best performer in the s&p. it reported a huge jump in the sales of memory chips. and the company is expecting another double digit revenue increase. micron shares closed at $10. >>> and tiffany shares rose even though earnings grew modestly. tiffany maintained the full year guidance saying pace of growth would pick up with asia leading the increases. shares closed up more than 1.5% at $69.23. at the other end darden restaurants reported earnings in line with analysts. darden operates olive garden, red lobster and said customers were impacted by higher gasoline prices. shares closed at a gain of about 1 1/3%. >>> he says stocks will pick up in july. chief equity strategist. let's talk about july. what's the catalyst for a pickup in the market? >> well, from an economic standpoint the economy has been relatively shruggish. fourth quarter was barely positive. to some degree hurricane sandy has been taking half a percent or so out of growth. as we get into the spring months that will result in an economic pick up

sandra: as you're saying that, mark, we're showing nike, we're awaiting on earnings from nike in a few minutes from now. we'll bring our viewers all of that as it breaks. we'll see you in a few minutes as the s&p 500 futures close. let's bring in our market panel. john and dan. sandra: i knew i would stumble on that. come on, adam. thanks for saving me anyway. start with you, first, john. according to some notes i read from you today, you think that the market, where it stands today is actually fairly priced. you believe, you're rather optimistic you think things could head higher. what keeps you up at night? what could get in the way of things looking, bright in the future? we sold off somewhat significantly today. >> well, what i actually said was given current earnings and given current interest rate levels and current inflation level that the market was fairly priced but, we still are of the view that the market is in a secular trading range and it is up towards the top of that. and we, we just believe that with the aggressiveness of the federal reserve and now with the japanese ce

josh brown works made the more compelling argument on shares of nike?like doc's argument, but i fear that simon will be right just strictly from a technical perspective. this stock is under distribution. i don't see the buyers coming in any time soon. maybe that changes, but for right now i've got to go with the bear. >> tell us who you think won the debate. tweet us @cnbcfast money use the #bull or #bear and we'll have the results as we always do on the end of the show. coming up on "the half," at post nine here at the nysc, we'll make a pit stop at crude when we come back. how do traders using technical analysis streamline their process? at fidelity, we do it by merging two tools into one. combining your customized charts with leading-edge analysis tools from recognia so you can quickly spot key trends and possible entry and exit points. we like this idea so much that we've applied for a patent. i'm colin beck of fidelity investments. our integrated technical analysis is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 f

nike put out this ads with the words "winning takes care of everything."hat do you think? go to facebook page. let us know your thoughts. we'll share hours ahead on "the five." he didn't hit a ball out of the tree. c'mon! ♪ ♪ spot in line? we'll explain. "special report" starts at 6:00 eastern. ♪ ♪ >> eric: welcome back. you may have heard the texas school district using this quiz for fifth graders with cause on the attack on world trade center. why might the u.s. be a target for terrorism? according to the curriculum the correct answer is "b." "the decisions we made in the u.s. have had negative effects on people elsewhere." we found that quiz based on instructional video. here is how the creators portray the root cause of 9/11. watch. >> why would terrorist lead to that anyway? >> a lot of people blame the united states for problems around the world. >> i don't get it. >> america is a big and powerful country, the decisions we make here affect other countries around the world. a lot of people think we don't use the power the right way. because sometimes

to kind of assume that just the brush of a hand now, that is nike to a tee, vintage nike. i'm not so sure that sells so well to the american public at large. >> what sells better, i think, is probably his relationship with lindsay vonn and some are saying he's got a woman back in his life and he's playing great golf again. there may be a link here. you think that a more relaxed, happy tiger has been the answer to his problems? >> yeah, that's possible. i covered lindsay vonn for a long time. i covered tiger for a long time. lindsay vonn may be the tougher, more courageous athlete in terms of barreling down the mountain back in 2006, people might remember she crashed in an olympic race at the 2006 games, she was airlifted off the mountain. two days later she comes back and finishes eighth in another olympic race. that is one tough cookie. so you know, having an equal, having a peer, having someone who can understand what it's like to come back from injury, that's what lindsay vonn of course is doing right now with a very severe knee injury as she's trying to get back for th

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the nike ad reads winning takes care of everything. some say the ad is offensive considering woods' extramarital affairs in 2010. woods just won the arnold palmer invitational yesterday and nike said the slogan is a direct quote from woods who asked about his rankings. >> we warmed up considerably, but we are look for some rain. >> yes, sprinkles are on the way. >> carolyn and dan, we will ease you into it. we start off with the possibility of sprinkles, and a shower chance as we head into thursday. live doppler 7hd is still watching the clouds right now as we look from our high definition sutro camera toward downtown san francisco. the visibility is good and the temperatures in the authority bay, upper 40s for napa and santa rosa and it is 52 degrees in hayward. here are the highlights. a chance of sprinkles tomorrow. showers are possible on thursday. and now we are looking at periods of rain easter weekend and switching over to showers as we switch to sunday morning. here is a look at the pacific satellite picture. we have a couple o

charles said he was recently at nike town. i was recently there.usly expensive. my kids kill on the internet and want to design their own sneakers. can we make these? $1,705. stuart: this is an invitation for you and your children tecumseh shopping with me walmart we can get a decent pair of right. thank you. the dow has just crossed 14,500. nice gain. of 78 points. forget about cyprus. the market does not care. new york's new gun law says you cannot have it any clips that hold more than seven bullets. the problem, barely any companies make seven bullet clips. now you won't believe that the governor is saying about the new law. it makes no sense whatsoever. ♪ ♪ stuart: kugel working on a smart at. the financial times is reporting that the development from the android unit, of course expecting executives to keep quiet about the report. the stock is up a couple of dollars and holding well above $800 per share. blackberry releasing the new generation of the smart phone. its largest ever marketing campaign. shares on the opening day of 3%. and we have

for 5 million people nike is in the business of helping people achieve their goals and selling shoes on the side instead of the reverse. >> when does it not work? you can't really put a badge on somebody, give them something that doesn't exist. do you have companies that are examples of where it doesn't work. >> we run this conference, gamification conference. we bring it together. common mistakes people make, let's put a badge on it. if you watch this, equally absurd. the other is let's make everything interest a game, which is a common mistake they make. -of- crappy product, if i make it into a game, people will like it. >> can you say that word? >> you can say product. >> gamification for people who don't know, there's a whole group of people that hate the word gamification. >> overused. >> right. it's funny. this is something that's happening, becoming very popular, and yet there's this pushback. >> there's always some kind of conflict. every time a new idea comes to the fore and powerful, the more powerful people have issues. gamification is transforming all these businesses, ch

the nike ad reads winning takes care of everything.the ad is offensive considering woods' extramarital affairs in 2010. woods just won the arnold palmer invitational yesterday and nike said the slogan is a direct quote from woods who asked about his rankings. >> we warmed up considerably, but we are look for some rain. >> yes, sprinkles are on the way. >> carolyn and dan, we will ease you into it. we start off with the possibility of sprinkles, and a shower chance as we head into thursday. live doppler 7hd is still watching the clouds right now as we look from our high definition sutro camera toward downtown san francisco. the visibility is good and the temperatures in the authority bay, upper 40s for napa and santa rosa and it is 52.degrees. here are the highlights. a chance of sprinkles tomorrow. showers are possible on thursday. and now we are looking at periods of rain easter weekend and switching over to showers as we switch to sunday morning. here is a look at the pacific satellite picture. we have a couple of weak disturbances.

and according to nike, his main sponsor, all is for given. i wonder if sandra smith feels that way.'s joining me with david asman next. and the latest ad. i can't wait to hear what you have to say about this, sandra. ♪ your cheating heart ♪ ♪ will make you weak ♪ ♪ you'll cry and cry and try to sleep ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> rough start to the market this morning. dow jones industrial average off 94 points and we're below 14,500 for the moment. tiger woods, well, he just reclaimed the top spot in golf, but by winning the arnold palmer, nike comes out with t

nike put out this ads with the words "winning takes care of everything."do you think? go to facebook page. let us know your thoughts. we'll share hours ahead on "the five." he didn't hit a ball out of the tree. c'mon! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: all right. music got us going. dr. ben carson became a world renowned world surgeon in detroit in the 1950s and he has a theory why so many people in america can't lift themselves out of poverty as he was able to. his diagnosis, breakdown of the family. >> we have pretty much given away our sense of value, family value. people get value from the family. if they don't have a well established intact family, with a lot of good value, they get them from somewhere else. frequently it's negative peers. 'canes what we are going to discuss is the elephant in the room on the root causes on the policy problems in america. does it go to implosion and breakdown of the family? he has given this thought in culture and decline segment. is that the issue everyone is talking around in >> eric: i'm not sure they talk around it but it's the

the nike ad reads winning takes care of everything.ive considering woods' extramarital affairs in 2010. woods just won the arnold palmer invitational yesterday and nike said the slogan is a direct quote from woods who asked about his rankings. >> we warmed up considerably, but we are look for some rain. >> yes, sprinkles are on the way. >> carolyn and dan, we will ease you into it. we start off with the possibility of sprinkles, and a shower chance as we head into thursday. live doppler 7hd is still watching the clouds right now as we look from our high definition sutro camera toward downtown san francisco. the visibility is good and the temperatures in the authority bay, upper 40s for napa and santa rosa and it is 52 degrees in hayward. here are the highlights. a chance of sprinkles tomorrow. showers are possible on thursday. and now w w we are looking at periods of rain easter weekend and switching over to showers as we switch to sunday morning. here is a look at the pacific satellite picture. we have a couple of weak disturbances. i

that playing out and that nike shares are hitting a 52 week high.hose gross margins that investors are really chewing on. that unexpectedly move into years. nike finally doing something right. >> we were talking about those margins. sandra smith, always, thank you. the senate gearing up for a long night. which edson is in washington, d.c. what do you have for us, rich? rich: this is the first time we have seen this in years. since budgets are mostly nonbinding spending blueprints and do not have the force of law, these amendment votes are forcing democrats and republicans into political choices. they will probably fail as one budget cuts trillions in spending imbalances in ten years. the other does not. >> the senate did reject that the idea of balancing the budget by an arbitrary date should come before middle-class families and broad-based economic growth. >> adopting a budget that never balances as sadly the democratic budget does will only accelerate our path to where greece and europe is. rich: they will probably vote on a few% of them. they wi

this nike ad, i don't fault nike at all.roduct and a provocative ad like this has us talking. that quote "winning takes care of everything" and said in a tour championship in a different context. it's a double entendre here. does it take care of everything? and in america we're a very f forgiving society and an athlete losing since the scandal broke to win, and i think in a lot of people's minds will rerace. >> megyn: you mentioned michael vick, i personally can't get over what he did to those dogs and i read the indictment and what he pleaded guilty to what he did to those dogs and tortured living creatures, knowingly tortured them, but there has been forgiveness in many circles and rebounded. >> it's forgiveness or forgetfulness, we have short memories, but i agree with you, monica on the differences between petraeus and the private citizen, but going back to what is the real problem? the real problem is people choosing their behaviors. we don't know what patriot did or didn't do, could he have porn star-like behavior? who

a good day for nike. let's go to sandra smith for the new york stock exchange. >> that is right, the maker of oreo cookies and a cadbury egg. there is some speculation that because pepsi could push for a merger of the two companies. we would like to point out that mondelez is hitting a two-week high. and pepsi is up to .50 dollars. connell: is from jpmorgan. they apparently think that the role of the ceo should not be split. that is not going to be the case according to the filing. the board does not think that is necessary. you look for him to stay in both of those roles.@ just want to pass that along as we look at the stock. in the meantime, let's talk about warren buffett for a moment. his support is getting a boost and take a look at the share here. we have jacques esculier that is with us in a fox business exclusive interview. good to see you, sir. >> thank you for having me be 11 buffett said, all right, i am out of here. >> it is good news. i can tell you that rings true. connell: do you talk to on

sandra is watching nike getting her running shoes on.howing us how to make money on drugs. first, nicole at the new york stock exchange. nicole: take a look at the major market averages, dow jones industrials down after hitting an all-time high intraday yesterday. the s&p 500 not far off their highs as well. look at the major averages across the board, the nasdaq is the worst of the bunch. cisco systems a big loser on the dow jones industrial average. they downgraded to underperform. lots of tech coming under pressure. oracle a big loser after the quarterly report. cisco, ibm, hewlett-packard among the wee week names. the fear index to the upside, one after another, a way to save cyprus and make it through on the bailout, but right now that his latest on the floor of the new york stock exchange in new york. what is going on in chicago, phil flynn? phil: gold right now is back. everybody was writing off the yellow metal a couple of weeks ago. not so much anymore. take a look at gold, a six-week high, the highest since february. concerns a

nike brought that home in spades. so you take a look at what nike did.t was western europe, eastern europe, north american sales up 18%. that doesn't tell you the consumers were hunkering down or trading down. >> let's get to a man called an ultimate stock picker by morningstar, chuck bath managing the four-star rated diamond hill large cap value portfolio. great to have you on the show, chuck, and congratulations for being called an ultimate stock picker. >> thank you, scott. >> let's pick some names. if you're the ultimate guy that can do it, what's your best pick right now in this market? >> i think what i've been very focused on is company that is have deliver earnings growth in a time corporate earnings growth is slowing. a name that might be a bit topical is tjx. i say it's topical because one of the things they have going for them is they're taking significant market share at a time when companies like jcpenney, kohl's as well, are sacrificing shares. tjx has proven their ability to take share over time. earnings growth should be at least 10% this

from td ameritrade. >>> nike hitting an all-time high today.ping as much as 12 percent making it the best gain it's had since october 2008. athletic good night comfortably topping earnings estimates. gross margins rose, breaking an eight-quarter streak of declines. >> rivals like under armour and lulu lemon hit all-time highs last year and underperformed of late. we know a lot more than we want to know about lulu lemon. are these companies undervalued, or is it a trap? our sports business reporter brian schactman taking a closer look. >> what's very interesting about this one, look at nike another way. before today's pop, they were actually more than 7% away from an all-time high. who thought they would make it up in one day, right? >> good earnings will do that for you. >> that's what's interesting about the sporting stocks because as the broader market hovers near all-time highs, a bunch of names far away from their own all-time highs. under armour, usually the first name that comes up after nike so let's start there. having a great day today

already making money on his nike call. and fast money madness ur playing along with us on twitter, but tonight you get a pro's take on your stock and basketball bracket with current gm of the indiana pacers. but first straight to michelle who joins us live from cyprus with the latest details on the country's bail-out negotiations. michelle? >> we are a lot closer to a resolution than we have been throughout this crisis. that's the broad headline. here are some of the details. the way it will get resolved will make a lot of people in cyprus unhappy. a lot of bank employees showed up to prot the unfolding plans. the magic number was 5.8 billion euros. they need new revenue or savings in their budget. they do that and europe says we'll give you 10 billion euros for a bail-out loan. how you going to get there? they didn't want to tax depositors. they're going to resolve at least one bank. brussels would like them to do two. that means getting rid of bad banks over time. that means losses of employment, uninsured depositors wil

nike and tiffany, both of which came out with numbers.igh after their fourth quarter net income came in and beat the street. tiffany, a big mover. earnings beat the street. the story for nike and a lot of the analysts are jumping on board and reiterating that buy rating. global sales numbers were really good for nike, making higher margins and future orders look good. for tiffany, the fourth quarter came in just under 1%. they issued a down beat. overall they did beat the street, and that is why you see that up arrow there for tiffany. tiffany, a very popular retailer, household name making their numbers for the quarter. cheryl: all right. thank you very much. we will see you 14 minutes from now, as we always do. the dow may be breaking its 5-week winning streak today. the nasdaq and the s&p as well, may be ending. the markets are really -- really watching cypress as the small island struggles to avoid a financial crisis. the contagion could spread to other countries. portfolio manager with me now. you say that three years from now the eu

nike stood by him.e ad we saw in the story where it say "winning takes care of everything" is causing problems. because he's won, they have felt some heat for that. >> zain, thank you. >> 2010 earnings suffered probably only earned $20 million that year there not that bad. >> police, traffic light going slow you down. how about this? this cardboard cut-out. >> you gave it away. >> guess what this is. would you stop for that man? we'll talk about it. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. now that's a pill worth taking.

. >>> more news from nike after the bell investors will look at nike's future orders. china trends. and gross margins for a read on consumer demand in china and here at home. >>> expectations are climbing for home sales. >>> cash-strapped cyprus banks are still closed and late night meetings broke up with no new plan b to fund the island's much need bailout. the european central bank gave cyprus until monday to work out a deal or be cut off from emergency funding. >>> closer to home, cvs is weighing in on its controversial policy to require employees to report their weight and body fat or face a health insurance premium increase. the company insists all data collected during health screenings is private. >>> fans of starbucks will be happy to know beginning in may they can also rack up rewards points with packaged coffee purchases at grocery and drugstores. >>> meanwhile, walmart is expanding its scan and go program, allowing customers to use their smartphones before breezing through a self-check out. the pilot program will pop up in 200 stores nationwide. >>> mcdonald's in china ha

. >>> tiger woods may be back on top of his game, but the new nike add is controversial.says winning fixes everything. nike said that it is a direct quote from woods. >>> next at 5, another day of historic hearings at the high court. we'll go to washington and talk about today's defensive marriage act hearing. >> we're following in san francisco, a raging fire that >>> at 5:00 we continue to follow our breaking news. >> a fire broke out in a building that houses both residen residences and buildings. >> firefighters are worried about a loose wall. take a look behind me. i know it is dark. see if you can get a glimpse of the loose wall that looks like it could give any minut

. >>> nike's latest ad features a tiger woods quote winning takes care of everything. some are calling it dismissive of tiger's extramarital affair. nike has responded to complaints saying the ad is simply a salute to his athletic performance. >>> how about this one, jon hamm finally weighed in on that whole underpants controversy from the set of "mad men." he said, quote, they're called privates for a reason. >> cover them up. >>> finally, the rolling stones will be taking the stage at the music festival. one of new york's biggest music events. >> i need to do that. a music festival. >> in britain, nonetheless. >> that would be a blast. >> i'm craig melvin, this is "early today," just for first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> this morning's lead story in the be "chicago tribune," bulls end heat's 27 game winning streak saying quote we can beat anybody. >>> on nbcnews.com, hollywood ending, ashley judd passes on kentucky's senate run. the actress has decided not to challenge minority leader mitch mcconnell. saying she wants to focus on her family. >>> if

nike, of course, i talked to a lot of analysts with nike. they say you know what?l transcends golf. this would lift the entire brand. >> nike in particular, because they are taking heat after they sent out a tweet last night that said winning takes care of everything, and included this pic. controversial. >> i think this is unbelievable. this sends a terrible message to the public, certainly kids, think about lance armstrong as well. his sponsors bailed on him when there was an ethical issues. these companies are talking out both sides of their mouth. >> i'm so surprised. if i were nike, okay, he felt from grace, maybe we should find the next tiger woods? >> well, tiger woods is the next -- >> apparently. are they finding it has the same impacts on sales? >> we will find out right, but talking to the analysts, they seem to think he would raise the awareness of the entire brand. >> have people just forgotten about this whole thing? >> i've often said the difference is, whatever you do wrong, as long as you don't do wrong to the sport itself, the fans will take you b

what a tasteless ad by nike. they surprised me.@carolcnn if you'd like to continue the conversation. >>> andy infield, the supermodel wife. sits down to talk about family and the up expected wins of the florida gulf team. here's chris carter with the "bleacher report." >> andy enfield, that's a name nobody knew before last week. of the head coach of the eagles, virtually unknown. everybody talking about this guy and team. what a great back story. valedictorian in high school. of course, his wife, a former cover girl model, the couple have three kids. and they sat down with cnn's rachel nichols yesterday. basically told her that their little ones are also enjoying dad's basketball success. >> my oldest's daughter's focus is to go to target and buy a dinosaur from the dollar bank. that was promised. >> i told her if we won the first game, she could get a dine so sauer. the other could get a barbie. >> what do they get with game three? >> they get more. >> the season of the eagles has shocked the sports world. they play friday night a

a new nike ad featuring tiger woods is causing uproar. monday, tiger shot his way back to being the top-ranked golfer in the world with a win at the arnold palmer invitational. nike pounced on his renewed position with an ad reading "winning takes care of everything." critics were dissapointed, saying it's insensitive to the golfer's extramarital affairs. according to forbes, tiger is the third- highest-paid athelete with $55 million in endorsements. singer dionne warwick has filed for personal bankruptcy. the grammy-winning sixties and seventies mainstay reportedly has debts of more than $10 million and assets of just $25,000. warwick's publicist blames "negligent and gross financial mismanagement" during the 80s and 90s for the singer's filing. if you are feeling taxed, there are some "interesting" ways to get tax breaks. one estimate shows 2 million taxpayers overpay by not taking advantage of roughly 200 tax breaks available. those deductions include some cases of betting on horse and dog races, the cost of shipping your pet when you

nike stocks, company posting a quarterly profit up some.uture demand for shoes and clothing is higher. shares closed up more than 8% in after-hours trading. we will have to watch stock when they open at 9:30 eastern. back to you. >> it is safe to say public reaction to changes proposed to yosemite park is mixed. >>> are they going to start saying, well, we got rid of all this, now, let's start tearing this down. let's get rid of all of this. >> they did a tremendous amount of really good work. >>> standing room only at the national park meeting. public expressing their feelings. environmentalists want to get rid of the ice rink and swimming pools at the lodge and hotel. the yosemite arts center is also in jeopardy. they say it is important to restore the areas natural setting. coming after decades between environmentalists and the park. >> one thing everyone can agree on, it is beautiful there. >> breathtaking, spectacular. >> what about our weekend? you can taste it. we are on the cusp. i have never been more happy about a friday, 4:49. go

the new watchword at nike is they are decoupling growth from scarcity of resources. that is just perfect for "the lorax." handed jones, the chief sustainability officer, spoke last week at the clinton global initiative, saying again and again in every speech that they are decoupling growth from scarcity of resources, which is exactly the lorax's issue. growth, growth, growth, a scarcity. we cannot continue to make our products out of resources that are increasingly scarce with a world population that is going from 7 million people to 9 million people, with our moving towards 1.5 times the planet's resources, the direction we are moving in, this is unsustainable as a business model. looking to the future and what they might be saying to their supply people is -- find other materials by which we can make our products, they are already coming out with footwear already on the market that is made from fibers that are not used from natural resources. and that are at -- that are sustainable, do not deplete the natural environment. they are already moving towards this sustai

under armour, the smaller one, and nike, the larger one. i get a lot of questions @jimcramer on twitter about which is better, nike or under armour. nike has a big business in china. i'm going to defer any decision about u.a. versus nke until we do the dick's conference call because they're going to tell us. that's why we listen to these calls, they're going to tell us. yes, i do like dick's. after the close, we get some real controversy. i know a lot of you are angry that heckmann came on. this is a company that disposes fracking water. as the glutton in natural glass grew, heckmann's earnings got hurt. it's been recalibrating via acquisition. i think they will -- let's say this. they have to say something that will make us patient about a turn and i think they'll do that. tuesday is costco day. here is a stock that's been on hold since they paid a special dividend last year. all that happened in the interim is that the company's gotten stronger and stronger. travel trust used to own this. like a lot of other managers, we wanted to get bac

nike, adidas, sandra smith. >> i like nike.at could be better, nice eearnings after the bell at 4:00. tracy: stocks selling off after a record run. is the 2013 rally coming to an end? well, our next guest manages billion. so where is he putting all that money to work? bill griner, chief executive officer from mariner wealth advisors. bill, everyone we've been talking to says the market was due for a pullback. so is this it? >> i think it very well may be. over the last numbers of years we soon a -- see swoon radiate from europe, this time it is cyprus. i don't expect it will last that long. golly, since 1929 on average you see 5% reductions in the value of stocks three times on average, three times a year. this is the first time we've seen this kind of a pullback since september. goodness knows the market is due for a pullback. we don't think it will real long legs to it though. tracy: you have indices hitting new highs kind of on contractionary volume, right? you have a declining momentum feeling out there so does it make you

. > dan, real quick, i want to ask you about nike. its earnings numbers came out yesterday, and boy, it sure took off in after-hours trading. > > it sure did bill. it caught me a little bit my surprise, actually. i didn't expect the reaction, but we are seeing nike trading up around $58. now, breaking out of that range, the high from last year, $56.34, breaking above it, the high from last year, so now it looks like possibly, at least for the short-term, momentum appears to be to the upside. > dan deming, you have a good friday. > > thank you, you too, bill. that's it for us today. be sure to stop by tomorrow. we'll tell you about a first-time home buyer segment you probably didn't know existed: boomers. why more people from that generation are homeward bound. from all of us here, thank you for watching, and have a great friday.