nike may have tiger woods but under armor has his girlfriend. >> nike responds better when their competitors are doing better. they want to keep the distance they invite harder. >> reporter: in an economy where consumers seem hesitant to spend, analysts say athletic apparel is a standout. can nike protect the lead? the pressure is on to just do it. for "nightly business report", jane wells, beaver ton, oregon. >>> mens warehouse said to joseph a. banks you're not going to like the way this looks. men's warehouse rejected a takeover offer from joseph a. bank that offered to buy the bigger rivals. men's said the bid was under valued and shares of men's warehouse rose 27% to $45.03 and joseph a. bank to $44.33. >>> the cloud computing software maker citric systems says results will miss current estimates. the ceo is disappointed but remains confident. shares fell sharply after the closing bell after the regular session at $66.66. >>> costco missed its earnings estimates. the bulk sales and lower gas prices were to blame. they plan to open 36 new clubs this year. they slugged off the miss and en

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a bay area mom isn't just training for sunday's nike women's marathon. she is doing it while battling cancer. >> i did not run before the nike. >> reporter: amy is known as a motivator in her running group. >> she has a great sense of humor and also has a toughness about her. >> reporter: she began running marathons when the children of two friends were diagnosed with leukemia. aiden and ashley called the a team. but in july, amy became a part of that team. >> i said, well, i guess they need a team captain. i'm a for amy. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with neuroendocrine gastric carcinoma a rare form of cancer. >> it's aggressive. there's not a lot of treatment for it. the only treatment right now is chemo. >> reporter: even though chemotherapy is hard on her body, amy still trains for the nike women's marathon in san francisco. >> i'm running to show them that you can get through the obstacles. you can get through the challenging times. and get through it with a smile on your face. >> reporter: her teammate will carry amy's bib until the 22nd mile wher

first they were awakened by the nike marathon. started at 6:30 with amplified music announcements and then people who called the city's 311 hotline to complain got a phone sex line instead of the nike hotline. it's 866-run-nike. not 800. >>> men are doing grocery shopping just as much as women. food companies are trying to grab their attention. companies are targeting them with macho packaging including larger portions and darker colors. you can find the different packaging and products. >>> cherry tomatoes at the top. and tony and stephanie have just the recipe. >> today's pasta dish, healthy, delicious with the old school cherry tomatoes. >> threw them in with olive oil and onion. >> what do you want to do first? >> add in the pasta. pinoni pasta. this is not so much a sauce. it's more just a lot of vegetables. >> spinach first. i don't want to heat up the rodikio that much. >> cooked for about 20 seconds and 30 seconds and that's all. now we're going to add this in there. >> go ahead. >> i love the smaller piece. perfect. now a

michelle griego has he y: >>> a bay area mom is resting up tonight for the nike women's marathon.as been preparing for the run of her life while battling the fight of her life. >> the last run before the nike. >> reporter: amy is known as a motivator in her running group. >> she has a great sense of humor and a toughness about her. >> reporter: she began running marathons when the children of two friends were diagnosed with leukemia. but in july, amy became a part of that team. >> i said well, i guess they need a team captain, i'm a for amy. >> she was diagnosed with neuroendocrine gastric cars nome a a rare form of cancer. >> it is aggressive. -- carcinoma. >> the only treatment right now is chemo. >> reporter: even though chemotherapy is hard on her body, she still trains for the nike women's marathon in san francisco. >> i'm running to show you can get through the challenging times and get through with a smile on her face. >> her teammate will carry amy's bib until the 22nd mile and then hand it off to her. >> reporter: amy will run the last 4.2 miles herself for the four round

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jane wells is in oregon at nike's today. we begin with john forth in san jose at hewlett-packard's analyst meeting. >> tyler, hp stocks spiked during the analyst meeting today when slides from whitman and her team appeared to indicate 2013, plus or minus 10 cents versus the 363, the street was expecting. that seems like particularly good news given whitman's cautious tone lately. and the deterioration in the pc and enterprise business. whitman said the business is stabilizing on multiple fronts and now has the right executive team in place to grow hp. hp services software chiefs gave presentations where they emphasized gross margin stability and the idea that customers are behind hp. putting an extra positive spin on things, whitman said to expect growth to accelerate in fiscal 2015 and for hp to be an industry leader two years from now. she's certainly set the bar for herself now. sue? >> indeed she has, john. thank you. to jane wells now who's in beaverton, oregon, at nike's investor day. hey, jane. >> hey, sue. nike is no

>> out on november 1st, is nike's fuel band se.his wrist wrap costs a bit more at $149 but offers four colors and motivation. it's not only tracks your fitness activity and intensity but uses nike social media platform called fuel could share your achievements with other fuel wearing friends. like fitness facebook. share progress, encourage friends and earn fuel points. like a personal trainer that doesn't whine about you being five minutes late, risky business today on -- >> the future list. >> speaking of electronic media, i know you were horrified this morning when face book was down. >> i desperately needed to know what my friends were eat willing for breakfast. >> hard to go on without that knowledge. matt, that's calls fomo, or fear of missing out. >> log off for a moment and let aria explain. >> having the overwhelming that something really great is happening without you? >> if so, you're not alone. a recent study shows 56 % of media users suffer from fomo, a fear of missing out. >> that the major population we're working wi

instead of a nike complaint line, they got a phone sex line, one with a 1800 prefix and 1866, and theblem appears to have been fixed. >>> mega millions is getting a mega make over. your chances of winning smaller prizes will be improved. the number of white balls increased to 75, while the number of gold mega ball choices has decreased to 15. it's all in an effort to better compete against powerball. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the cbs evening news. >> we've got scott pelley in morning. >>> today the white house called 911 essentially to repair healthcare online. but the cracks in obamacare aren't the only ones troublingly washington. turns out a symbol of america is falling apart. we're going to show you what's really rotten under the capital dome. those stories and apple's big announcement today all on the cbs evening news at 5:30, right after kpix 5 news. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, now that bart trains are rog again, we ask: what would it take to stop workers from ever walking off the job ag plus: "it's sort of fo . >>> from the kpix 5 news room, we asked what would it take worke

there is the if nike women's marathon and of course, no part.is joining us to speak about the bart strike. and the tragedy from yesterday and how it could impact the negotiations. >> guest: i am not relieve convinced that it is going to impact negotiations toward, the ntsb getting involved. their investigation will take months perhaps even one year. you can hear a lot of chatter about weather or not it was a federal operator or if they were not trained regardless it is a tragedy. it would be very bad if anybody tried to use this as part of the negotiations. i hope that it does not become any part of the negotiations. >> do think that it could foster a spirit of yes we are all a family and let us get back to getting back to work? >> guest: you would hope so but i do not see any of that happening. however, many people are still entrenched there are still union member discussions but there is no indication of how much influence that person has. as for the bart board leading towards management. for the board of supervisors it was important to have t

. >> reporter: amy has been running in the nike marathon since 2005. this year it is different. >> this means the world to me. >> reporter: did not run the entire 26 miles just the last 4.2. 4 for the rounds of chemo she has endured and 2 forget rounds she has left. >> each round of chemo is like another mile marker. in a sense it is training for the same thing. >> reporter: she has been doing both for months after suddenly getting sick in july. >> eventually i got the diagnose of cancer. and it was a shock. >> reporter: the cancer is rare and the odds are not good but equally shocking is how amy handled it. >> most people if you got that kind of death sentence you would just kind of retreat into yourself and fall apart. >> reporter: not amy. kept training, sharing strength and stories of her family including two young children with her friends. and each step slittified her message. >> life is hard. we can get through it. >> as much as we are

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but nike sales are still high. alan: atari was the biggest brand in the world at one time and look at it now. angie: on to the bonus round question. one of the following statements about health care reform is false...which one?: - not all americans need to shop now for health care - there is no fee to go onto the government website to shop for health care - you can get coverage for your pets andrew: i think it's a. alan: you can't get coverage for your pet. the others are true but i don't know the double negative of the question. i would have not gotten this on my sat. andrew: a. angie: the answer is: you cannot get coverage for your pets. alan: ding-ding! andrew: did he actually get it right though? he didn't pick a,b, or c. it's multiple choice. first business continues right after this. tim biggam of trading block is taking a closer look at tesla for this morning. tim, all of a sudden this stock is completely out of favor. the short are loving it. what would be your play here? > >i would still be short even thou

the nike women's marathon got started at 6:30.ng through the 50s as the race goes on. mostly sunny skies around san francisco later today. around the coast, we'll see fog during the day but wave heights increasing. beach hazard statement for late this afternoon into the evening for a large swell approaching the coast and some sneak eer was possibly. right now the wave height is only three feet but those are likely to raise. other than the surf, there's really not much there besides high pressure keeping most of the west coast dry. next chance for seeing showers possibly late thursday and friday near the coast. the computer models bring an area of low pressure offshore but not a lot of chances of showers here. maybe as we get into next weekend you can see a few light showers along the coast, and then the system will track towards southern california. upper 70s, close to 80 in sunnyvale. mid-80s in morgan hill. around the tri-valley, some of the warmer sports will be around places like pleasanton. over towards livermore seeing 80s.

she is fighting a rare aggressive form of cancer but over the weekend, she beat the odds at the nike women's marathon in san francisco. anne makovec shows us how the bay area mom inspired others with her determination. >> reporter: amy has been running in the nike marathon since 2005 but this year is different. >> this means the world to me. >> reporter: she didn't run the entire 26 miles, just the last 4.2 miles, 4 for the rounds of chemo she had and two for the rounds she has left. >> each round of chemo is like another mile marker so in a sense it's kind of training for the same thing. >> reporter: she has been doing both for months after suddenly getting sick in july. >> eventually got the diagnosis of cancer. [ crying ] >> and it was a shock. >> reporter: the cancer is rare and the odds aren't good. but equally shocking is how amy reacted. >> most people if you got that kind of basically death sentence, you would just kind of retreat into yourself and fall apart. >> reporter: not amy. she kept training sharing strength and stories of her family including two young children with

her reason for running will inspire you. >> i did not run before the nike. >> reporter: amy is known as a motivator in her running group. >> she has a great sense of humor and also has a toughness about her. >> reporter: she began running marathons when the children of two friends were diagnosed with leukemia. aiden and ashley called the a team. but in july, amy became a part of that team. >> i said, well, i guess they need a team captain. i'm a for amy. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with neuroendocrine gastric carcinoma a rare form of cancer. >> it's aggressive. there's not a lot of treatment for it. the only treatment right now is chemo. >> reporter: even though chemotherapy is hard on her body, amy still trains for the nike women's marathon in san francisco. >> i'm running to show them that you can get through the obstacles. you can get through the challenging times. and get through it with a smile on your face. >> reporter: her teammate will carry amy's bib until the 22nd mile where she will hand it off to her. >> having the bib with me it will be nice to have a physical reminde

nike very strong, china very strong. nike is everything that we export that people like. >> absolutely. this will be nike's -- which already reported earnings season. we talked about whether that was the beginning of earnings season. a couple of big names to look for in terms of guidance and a view of the court of the coming. >> i'm very concerned about hewlett packard. c.k. sold some big chunks of samsung. i get concerned when i hear about pcs. i'm not concerned about apple's pcs because i still think that mac has some momentums. but pcs in general, like the one i took to college. >> on the day we against this announcement on an event that apple may have the next generation ipad. when we come back, we'll see. cramer's "mad dash" is next. futures rebounding a bit. janet yellen nomination coming this afternoon. a lot more from the nyse and "squawk on the street" straight ahead. ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of m

. >> nike's women marathon is the largest race in the world, with 30,000 runners, taken to the hillsf san francisco. the training for the race is a much lonelier road. they ran hundreds of miles, often solo, with only their nike fuel bands keeping them company. >> and you're not just out on an aimless aimless run. >> it tracks steps, calories and overall activity. for added motivation, runners pair their fuel bands with running apps. >> it's been wonderful, in pushing me along. so i make sure that i post all of my runs to facebook. so i can get cheers along the way. >> those cheers are sent by friends via social networks. and heard by runners via the app on the phone. more serious runner the may consider a gps watch. which connects to satellites, to log your runs more precisely. tom tom offers one near outside and treadmill runs. and one that is multiswimmer. adidas will start selling its my coach smart run watch on november 1st. it features an optical wrist sensor that can measure your heart rate. if you're in the nike ecosystem, you'll likely want to stay on the gps watch. >> i am

. >> she's been running from the nike marathon since 2005.his means the world to me. >> she didn't run the 26 miles. just the last 4.2 miles. four for the rounds of chemo and two for the rounds she has left. each round of chemo is another mile marker. >> she's been doing both for months after getting sick in july. >> eventually got the diagnosis of cancer. and it was a shock. >> the cancer is rare and the odds aren't good. equally shocking is how she reacted. >> most people if you got that death sentence, you'd just retreat into yourself and fall apart. >> not amy, she kept training, sharing stories with her friends and each trip solidifies her message. life is hard, you can get through. she's inspiring us. >> amy has inspired more. organization made special arrangements so she could run the mile. >> we're grateful for everyone that brought this together. they made it a dream that became a reality. >> a dream that came from a nightmare. >> in san francisco. >>> the whole bay area is rooting for amy in this fight. i'll run for her. i wish i wa

we had the 10th annual running of the nike marathon. it was a very warm run at that time. this time, we had morning fog for the 30,000 women and men. it was the largest women's marathon in the entire country. and the temperature was sorry conducive. it's a return of the fog. currently, numbers span from the 50s in san francisco. 52 at this hour. across the bay in oakland, also in the upper 50s. 60s in mountain view. it's in the 70s in livermore and 78 at this hour. today's temperatures did cool between 2 and 5 degrees. however, livermore went up one degree. otherwise, it was 58 in pacifica. low 60s and this time of the year. tonight, the return of the fog well into the bay. not reaching inland. 46 overnight in santa rosa . future cast illustrates we have a layer of low clouds and fog. about 1,000 feet deep. could cause airport delays tomorrow morning before clouds back off open the open waters. see this right here? this is going to cause problems along our local beaches. it's an area of low pressure. spinning wheels, not going anywhere. causing very long large swells by to

training for nike's marathon. doing it while battling cancer. >> last night before the nike. >> amy is known as a motivator in her running group. >> she has a great sense of humor and a toughness about her. >> she began running marathons when the children of two friends were diagnosed with leukemia called the a-team. in july amy became a part of that team. >> i said i guess they need a team captain. >> she was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. >> it's aggressive. not a lot of treatment for it. the only treatment is chemo. >> i'm running to show you can get through obstacles. you can get through the challenging times. get through if with a smile on your face. >> she'll hand it off to her. >> having the bib with me will be nice to have a physical reminder amy is there in spirit. >> and i'my will run the last 4.2 miles herself. >> i'm not someone has going to tuck their tail between their legs. you know what, i'm going to be the person that beats the odds. >> her fighting spirit is inspired by her husband and two

consumer. >> michael, you have nike, vf corp.he top picks, and a couple of the home-improvement retailers of home depot and lowe's. you have to be thinking about housing. what would you say are the jumpouts in your universe? >> from a -- >> michael lassar covers the hard lines. >> from a lard line -- >> oh, yeah, michael lassar, i knew i could get confused with the michaels. >> he's the better looking one. >> we just came off talking about michael kors. >> that's right. it's a popular name. from a hardline retail perspective, we like the housing-related names, and we think that will be an area of investment for the consumer. we think home depot looks attractive between now and year end. it's been an underperformer as of late. they'll have an analyst meeting. and this is about finding earnings momentum, and we think earnings momentum continues to be with home depot. another name we like is a small kind of undercover name called 5 below, a dollar store for teens and preteens. they have very good momentum, a lot of square footage gr

the number is 866-run-nike. residents were angry about the announcements and music starting at 5:30 in the morning. the marathon had a start time of 6:30. >> that sound of the blue angels returning to san francisco part of the fleet week celebrations. the blue angels had to cancel shows this we're because of the sequestration cuts. the precision flight team will be performing on october 11th and 12th next year. of course, you'll hear and see practice runs. is it's a speck tackle. >> going to be great. we can't predict weather but know october is usually great. >> yes. blue skies out there? >> yes. blue skies right now. larry. here is live doppler 7 hdn much of the bay, blue skies now. we have fog along the coastline. and going to go beyond coastline. as a matter of fact a dense fog advisory from 11:00 tonight to 11:00 tomorrow morning. and driving conditions could be hazardous. bear that in mind. here is a live view of blue skies here at abc 7. current readings 53 in san francisco. 63 in oakland. mid 60s in san

first there was a nike marathon with a start time of 6:30.mplified music and announcements that began an hour earlier. then people who called the city's 311 line to complain got directed to a phone sex line instead of a nike hotline. wrong number. oh, well. >>> 6:25. we could see another set of workers walk off the job unless the governor steps in. the next step in the possible ac transit strike. >> reporter: and the strike is over, and bart trains are running but bart says expect some delays. we'll have details after the break. ,,,, i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. r

. >> the only thing doing well is nike. nordstrom has been wallowing side ways all year. or abercrombie and fitch has been horrible. gap lower. nike is the only one doing well. they are doing it because people are buying more expensive shoes. the question was, are you terrified of the shutdown? no. you should be terrified of the debt ceiling. everything will get killed. materials, names, financials. everything. >> don't think for a second the longer the shutdown goes there is a whole slice for the consumer in the united states. i think there's a tremendous potential for disruption on the consumer front in the next few weeks. we're getting the reports in the next week. we just got some this week that are backward looking. that's in the tank. if it looks really murky, that's why i'm a little worried about the stocks right now. >> one of the things we haven't talked about is margins. it's one of the things costco did talk about. we have seen earnings growth, financial engineering, buybacks and epic margin growth. we are not going to see that. what can propel stocks higher at

instead of an nike complaint line, they got a phone sex line. one had a 1-800 prefix. the other was a 66. city officials were alerted to the problem, and it appears to have been fixed. >>> kanye west knocked his secret proposal right out of the park, but it wouldn't have happened without a certain someone in san francisco. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> now, we're expect ago few snickers, but for better or for worse, it's the hollywood proposal efrp is talking about. >> juliette goodrich with the ostentatious, over-to-top details of the kimye engagement at at&t talk last night. >> the proposal was all the talk at the concert in san jose tonight. >> now, we're like wonder if she's going to be here or not. that was one of our top discussions on the drive here. >> before proposing, kanye told kim to close her eyes. a car drove them on to the field. there was a sound of home run with applause, and then when she opened her eyes, there was a 50-piece orchestra playing. >> yeah. i mean, if you're gonna do it, you have to go big. >> the entire event put together by san francisco e

no shortage of 49er gear in london's nike town, but an event mostly centered around the jacksonvilleuars. the 49ers were represented by bryant young, a member of san francisco's last super bowl championship team and three-time super bowl winner guy mcintire. and they were outnumbered, but there were 49er fans. >> the last couple of years, i started to watch football again. i just enjoyed watching the niners. i really enjoyed kaepernick, and it's kind of gone from there. >> this was an off day from the 49ers who begin practice from their facility tomorrow. right now all the unique aspects of this game are the last thing from their mind. they just want to continue their win streak to five games before the bye week. on a rainy evening in london, joe fonzi, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can join us in following joe fonzi throughout his trip to london. he's posting updates on his twriter page. you can also search hashtag ktvuinlondon. >>> oakland's andre ward talked to the media today. the world's super middle weight champion has been sidelined by a shoulder injury the past year. he's makin

they were told to call 800-run-nike. the complaint line is 866-run-nike. >>> bart passenger trains still not running at this point this morning. the latest on this morning's staffing problems and when bart expects service to actually resume. >> reporter: we're live at the dublin bart station. we'll update you when trains are supposed srt operating again. >> and it's crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza. we had an earlier crash in the middle there. and some people still have not really gotten on the trains because they are not running yet. we're going to see slow traffic. >>> good morning. time now 5:30. welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news. these are live pictures. looking around at walnut creek bart station. none of the stations are open yet. the security gate still down. there's a tentative agreement in the bart strike but the trains and buses are not up and running yet. they are trying to staff it. they just haven't done that. there are reports they are hoping to have limited service this morning hopefully by 6:00. right now not happening yet. we

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the only thing doing well is nike.rything else, whether it's nordstrom, which has been wallowing sideways all year or abercrombie & fitch which has been horrible. nike is the only name that is doing well, and they are doing it, because people are buying more expensive shoes. melissa, the question was, terrified of the shutdown? no. shutdown, we're doing okay. what you should be terrified of is debt ceiling. if we breach that, everything will be killed. retailers, utilities, materials names, financials, everything. >> scott, don't think for a second, the longer the shutdown, the more strapped there is a whole slice of the consumer in the states. to me, i think there's a tremendous potential for disruption on the consumer front in the next few weeks we are getting reports in the next week, we just got some this week that are backward looking. that's in the tank. that's okay. but going forward, what are stocks going to trade-off, future earnings prospects. if q-4 is murky, i'm nervous about these stocks. >> the earnings p

and what would happen if nike charged by weight? or how long would it take to burn off a big mac at mcdonald's and what would happen if they rewrote their menu in terms of exercise. we were speaking earlier teaching seventh grade math you have to teach pro pourses bun usain bolt have an unfair height advantage and what would happen if he had to run farther than everyone else, when students walk in and the teacher says we are going to explore that thing, this real thing, should you ever buy apple care, or how a video game consoles have changed overtime and use that to teach those standards, but really open up conversations that we think can really redefine what math class really is. >> gabriel, let me come to you. let me read this statistic first. during these tough economic times, increasing graduation rates would also help the economy, for example, with the drop outs from the class of 2011 had graduated, they would have earned over $154 billion. that's more consumer spending and tax revenue, and by increasing the male graduation ra

the bart strike is felt from the kitchens of saint anthonies to the nike marathon. how people in the bay area are managing without the trains running. >>> they are small, nary and gaining in popularity. the housing craze catching on right here in california. >>> we're turning now to our top story. the deaths of two workers struck and killed by a bart train near the walnut creek bart station. the two were on the track looking for a reported dip in the rail when they were hit just before 2:00 this afternoon. the agency says the train was under computer control at the time. bart is not releasing the names of the bart employee and contract worker who died. we are told the bart worker was a union member. the ntsb is investigating. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the on-going bart strike. taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where it's been slow going but take a look at this live picture actually moving along. major back ups have been reported throughout the day. and traffic was pretty heavy crossing the bridge heading east today as well. another day with

nike still has not commented on the mix up. >> catherine: still ahead.eves throw a wrench into a major east bay construction project. then. >> catherine: a cabbie is attacked by a woman with a hammer. the robbery attempt - was caught on camera. new meaning at a popular san >> catherine: the rust is taking on a new meaning at a popular san jose golf course. herds of wild pigs are running loose. kron four's rob fladeboe shows us the damage - and how grounds- keepers are fighting back. >> reporter: 3rd hole here at almaden valley country looks like the moon after a herd of some 40 wild pigs turned it into swiss cheese this week. swiss cheese this week. you can hardly walk through here now, much less play a shot from the rough and the pigs grow bolder by the day. >> reporter:groundskeepers are trying to fence the pigs out but it's a losing battle. they're especially active this year because it's so dry in the nearby hills. they will stop at nothing to find water and the grubs >> reporter:that live in the soil here. >> reporter: >> catherine: >> reporter:the

nike say analysts say, sales and margin improving can i continue?tco, they're getting a bump. is that sustainable? >> yeah. i mean, if you take costco, they've been the outliar in retail. their comps are up 5%. their traffic has been up mid single digits while efbls's traffic has been a disaster over the last few months. you know, they have increased their membership fees. so the question is, can they keep that momentum? can they keep the traffic? we did hear from sam's club a week ago or so in the news saying the government shutdown here was affecting business. so you certainly want to listen to that. the commentary there. and then we have nike today, tan lists, margins and sales have been outperforming. i like to say that, you know, you look at the shoe category right now and it's incredibly exciting. and i have to ask the question, is it the new handbag category? and a lot of the department stores is in the united states are dedicating more and more space. macy's is doubling their square footage in active footwear. so still an opportunity there f

it is about, you know with nike, with apple, you remember there was phones that cost $4,000. bag. $10,000 on this. to say, like i said before, we're better than you. we are this than you. i mean, taste -- culture, art, you know just the quality of life. this is, this is what here to do. when i compare myself to steve jo or -- walt disney, howard hughes, david stern, michaelangelo, davinci, jesus, i'm saying these are my heroes. people that i look up to. the type of impact i want to make on the earth. if i can make this impact up to this point. what can i do if, if you call bob eiger and say give him a shot. if you call oprah, say, yo, back this kid. this kid is a, kid, his parents were educators. we wants to educate. he wants to look at curriculums say how do we simplify that. exactly what i did in music. i want to apply to product. i want to apply to education. this is what my company donde is about. i could rap all my want. without that rockefeller train and the record deal, i don't care how many beats i sold to who ever i couldn't have made it to the point to make it. now

we saw what nike just reported. that brand recognition has mattered.eader and still being the third place. it still has been very reasonable, but my goodness, at these levels it does seem like they are of little bit more popular than we would like. we have some cash in our client portfolio. may be taking some profits. that seems like the right thing to do. looking at excellent companies, not infallible once. liz: thank you for asked to answer my next question which is how you add a little security. use to put some money in cash. great to see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for letting me be your. liz: any time. unified trust company chief investment officer, 3 billion in assets under management. he has worked hard to make money for his clients. the closing bell ringing in six minutes. in our next hour, did you see this story about the nfl player who is putting itself up for sale? here is the question, would you invest in the future earnings of a professional football player? we have that story and the day's market action next. we are very c

strong gusts took down the passat of the nike store. fell off the building on to the street a. couple cars were damaged. thankfully no one was hurt. also know that downed power lines left a lot of people in the dark. actually nearly 18,000 customers were without power. learning now that pg, e working to restore power to some of those homes. reporting live, kpix 5. >>> it was a nursing home with a big complaint. most of the staff left leaving behind more than a dozen patients. mark kelly in castro valley with the problems found at the troubled facility. mark? >> reporter: michelle this is the valley manor, residential care center. the state shut it down thursday, but allegedly patients still living inside with very little care. now a peek inside valley manor. it's here that owner emanuel reportedly disappeared, left a small staff to care for more than a dozen disabled patients. as required by law, attorney says there were two caregivers and a cook taking care of 14 patients. but as the report cites violations including feces and urine in the facilities, insufficient food for pat

we have the nike marathon and a game. we're going to focus on that as well throughout the weekend. >> you can get the latest information on the bart strike on our website. nbcbayarea.com. it will take you to a map with realtime traffic updates from transit agencies across the bay area. it will be updated all the time to help you get around this gridlock. >>> a big rig crash in redwood city. it was caught on camera. it was heading north on 101 when it swerved and flipped on its side right on top of the median. this happened just before 11:00 this morning. six other cars were also damaged during this crash. crews blocked both sides of the freeway. that caused a massive traffic jam in both directions. the mess was finally cleared about three hours later. >>> a driver has been placed on nondriving status half he struck and killed a bicyclist. police shut down the intersection for two hours while they investigated. the victim died at the scene. >>> new details about the driver who crashed into twin 6-year-old boys yesterday af

the 10th annual nike women's marathon began a little more than 30 minutes ago. this is a map of the race route. it started in union square and will travel along the waterfront before finishing along the great highway between lincoln way and jfk drive. these are some new pictures just sent in from a viewer of the marathon from this morning. organizers say they are quite proud of how popular this marathon has become. also want to show you video from last year's event which drew just about 25,000 runners, 30,000 people are expected today. i guess we won't have that video. the event has raised more than $143 million for the leukemia and lymphoma society. tens of thousands of runners impaired with the b.a.r.t. strike, traffic expected to be heavy this morning. several streets are closed including parts of stockton and numerous muni bus lines are affected including the 38 gary, the 5 fulton and 2819th avenue lines. residents who have trouble getting into their homes or have their cars blocked by parked cars call 311 for assistant. >>> time now is 7:08, and rosemary we