black shoes and apparel, from nike.stion posted on twitter is it a black history month celebration or a capitalization. nike says it separates athletes and leaders who are big in culture. >> the history of my people shouldn't be a marketing scheme i think deserves a bit more respect than that. mocking bay part 1 says how you black folk have black leaders pay them equally and create an environment where they feel safe then maybe we can talk. >> reporter: many of zelle's 32,000 followers are black politically active under 30 and outraged. >> this hit a nerve because exploiting black culture for profiting gain is not honoring it's theft. >> reporter: he was one of many organizers behind the protests in ferguson and around the country. he says social media plays a huge role in the lives of young black americans. >> mass media is the power of a few to create and shape the narrative while social media is finding the chance of the marginalized to create their own narratives, uplift their own narratives and shape their own narr

were invented by the co-founder of nike and they were made famous by the movie "forest gump." they may be a faxshion accessory now but they will be one of the best running shoes of all time. >>> nbc 7 news at 5:00 begins now with dan and cheryl. >> let's do more to help all women lead on. >> that could be a cry for her campaign. why some say she should clean up her own house first. >> why is my male colleague being paid more? >> to make sure women get paid equally across california.

stephanie: why did nike leave him? or did he leave nike?e was a difference of opinions with the brand and what nike was hoping to do with their name and brand. ultimately, mobile -- nike moved that kind you move to deiters. he may choose with leave a con -- with louis vuitton. he has been with more brands than anyone i can think of. stephanie: what do you think, kyle? guest: it is a fascinating market. the masterstroke of behavioral economics. lebron james has a shoe with nike come out with all the time. guest: kanye's are kind of scarce. it is the one part of the market you could justify. joe: what is the ultimate play? this limited edition run is not going to move the deep -- new -- moved the needle much. ? guest: reportedly they're paying him about $10 million. hundred 50 shoes -- stephanie: $10 million is a fraction. if they take -- even if he is a colossal brat that is nothing compared to what they have to pay athletes. guest: only selling the shoes for $350. stephanie: it is safe -- is it safe to assume this sneaker is going to be tot

tim, nike is on that list. you're in nike. >> it's a much more diversified play.'t think they'll get the kind of bounce some other names might and the technology of wearables isn't what's really driving nike. they have margin power, a global business. under armour is an expensive stock trading better than i thought it would after earnings at 50 times, i stay away. >> up 13% year to date. i think they have the biggest potential impact on wearables. nike was there with the original fuel band. rnd armour has the ability to be a break in the traditional wearable. >> time for pops and drops. big movers of the day. big pop for ross. >> great earnings on this. the chart looks fantastic except for this gap. if you are in it, take some profit, wait a couple days. monday morning, don't go out and buy this after a 7% drop. >> we did something on yum brands about three weeks ago. >> that was yours. >> that was mine. take profits around 80 bucks. more people think there will be activist activity on the board. take some profits here. >>> we talked about it, the stock was up 5%

nike cleats.atter of fact, can i get them in orange, and can i buy them at clemson?' >> do you know now what you gave away? >> absolutely, i definitely understand now what i gave away, and it was pretty much who i was. i became in a sense, in some people's eyes, i'll always feel like a person, but in some people's eyes, i became more of a clemson's possession. >> meanwhile, the college football boom has been good to clemson. the school has committed $200 million in a decade to expand its stadium and practice facilities. >> corporate fingerprints are all over this game. up on the electronic banner, you can see it says verizon. we've also seen td bank, ups coca cola, and nike. nike in fact is not just on the banner, it's on every single player's uniform, and on their shoes. >> we bring in a lot of profit in this city alone. so the fact that we're putting our lives on the line, there's people out there dying from this, being able to never walk again... >> coach dabo swinney enjoys celebrity status, a

kind of like an air jordan for nike nike. >> we sold in that title and a virtual currency sales are up 90% year-over-year. >> now i thought that you teased, but you've always been very nonpromotional, which i appreciate. but i'm going to read something which says you -- you asked about "evolve", and you gave your typical, i don't know i don't like to predict that but you did say first time this title won best of show at e3 and games comments never been done as far as we know in the same year. and the buzz is massive. so, i mean. >> this is a live product, by the way. legit. >> what is happening here is this people keep saying you don't release titles don't release dates. they're looking at it the analysts are looking at it incorrectly. you do release titles and you have a pretty good, if not disney-like schedule. >> we had this enormous holiday schedule, five releases that was huge. we've already announced some titles for the next fiscal year. and certain things i think people have overlooked. for example, we're launching civilization online in korea in 2016. you know that's a massive

since nike has fallen on their face, business good money after bad?> i think the software site is a bit of a safer play. >> on the conference call, where they excited about this or baffled? >> kevin has no shortage of enthusiasm for it. the groundwork has been laid. it is adding scale. i do think it is positive that they are adding more scale. >> this can add up to some real money. there -- where are the markets and how do you differentiate? >> much of what these different businesses are about is about creating channels. whether it is having the hardware in people's hands or the software experience. the hardware player, you have a brand player. you have some advantage in the sense that people have something that -- on their bodies. >> maybe such -- a purer software company. you think that is a weaker play because you do not have a direct customer connection? >> it is a start. you see a lot of attrition and engagement levels not necessarily at the levels they need to be to be interesting. you need an experience that is both interesting from a war ever

nike is great stocks of all time and underarmor has more risk than nike but if you're younger i think underarmour is the one you want to say i'll key up with it but this guy, he has ambition. let's go to glenn in south carolina, glenn. >> caller: hey jim, a big booyah from the palmetto. >> what's going on. >> they just had monster earnings the other day but guidance was not so spectacular. is it time to unload? >> i felt the same way. i said you know what they're going to tell a good story and they didn't. and you know what that reminds me of fort net. they did the same thing. but rather than buy vasco i would prefer fort net. will you guys cut it out. i turned positive on fireeye in the 30s. so just focus. david. >> caller: hey, mr. cramer. greetings from buffalo, new york. >> oh man. my friend is going to love this phone call. what's up. >> caller: before i say i wanted to give a quick shout out to my son benjamin and his buddies serving overseas. >> yes, and tell them thank you from me. >> caller: well they are doing it man. anyhow the stock is considering it's spectacular run ups

when you look at the nike numbers, that's not even all footware. we haven't started outside of the footware market. we're so underpenetrated in a lot of the marketplaces. the people are just starting to learn our brand deep down in and across the board. >> the couple that thought that people buy more shoes today than ever before. >> why is that? that is a secular growth story. >> when shoes used to be shoes with heels and soles, it was one thing. but to day with sneakers the colors, the fabrics, the hookups, you have to buy as many shoes today as almost as many shirts. why not? memory foam and -- look i wear your shoes. i'm an older fellow. i couldn't believe, you told me that your feet get bigger when you get old. i was a 10 1/2. i was a 9 1/2 my whole life. you understand the technology of older people's feet. and the other guys are all trying to get me into a narrow shoe so i can play basketball in the nba. dhoent have it and do you. what it is? because you've been around? what is it that you understand that they don't? >> it's just a good under

were invented by the co-founder of nike and they were made famous by the movie "forest gump." they may be a faxshion accessory now but they will be one of the best running shoes of all time. >>> nbc 7 news at 5:00 begins now with dan and cheryl. >> let's do more to help all women lead on. >> that could be a cry for her campaign. why some say she should clean up her own house first. >> why is my male colleague being paid more? >> to make sure women get paid equally across california. >> fields of shatters dreams. why some local baseball fields are locked tight as the season is getting underway. >> i'm sandy patel. the chill, when might you see the second sign? showers? i'll let you know coming up. >> hello? >> hillary clinton talks tech in the heart of silicon valley 622 days away from the next presidential election. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings. thanks for joining us. hillary clinton talked about equal pay for equal work as she continues raising her profile. in april she spoke at a software conference in san francisco. in july she made the rounds to facebook twitter

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we will see what this means for pga fans and also nike. welcome to a very special friday edition of "market makers." r.i.m stephanie ruhle. brendan: i am not erik schatzker. i'm stephanie ruhle. stephanie: excited to have you here. brendan: thank you. stephanie: do you mean that? brendan: the energy here is amazing. the top stories -- the biggest three-with hiring spree in 17 years. think about that. stephanie ruhle was two years old the last time it was this good. employers added 250,000 jobs beating estimates. wages rose more than expected. here is alan krueger's take. alan: i think this is a terrific report and it also suggests that last month did in rages -- last month's dip in wages was an anomaly. it is very positive for the economy. brendan: the jobless rate ticked up to 5.7%, an indication where people are entering the workforce. shares of twitter surging at the open, up almost 13%. the company posted revenue that beat estimates, and twitter forecasts the number of new users will pick up. they likely would forecast that. they have

of the popular hashtags of 2014 like: [ chanting ] >> reporter: it's one reason why companies like nike might want it >>> one of n.a.s.c.a.r.'s top racers has been suspended indefinitely. kurt busch has been suspended after assaulting his girlfriend. busch denies the claims and says he'll appeal the suspension that will keep him from competing in the altone a500. >>> coming up. laying cable in the international space station >>> post-traumatic stress disorder is portrayed in some of this year's oscar-nominated films. >>lift and tilt the outer edge of the panel to release the panel >>> that's what the cable guy sounds like when he is working 260 miles above the earth. two n.a.s.a. astronauts spent the morning reconfigureing part of the space station, running 174 feet of cable outside the station. two more space walks to complete the job. when it's done they'll be prepared to dock with a commercial spacecraft in 2017 >>> the academy awards are tomorrow. a movie up for numerous offers is getting a lot of attention. >> we have a responsibility by our veterans is warriors to provide them wit

sais give me the piece of paper back give me the beads back >> reporter:after that he heads up to the niketore to look at some brand new shoes >> reporter:after she leaves nike she starts hitting up more people including this man who offered her a dollar but she wanted more so that apparently how they do it yes i said they because they are literally dozens of these faux monks walking the streets panhandling >> reporter:so i followed a few of these men and women as they tried to hit up people for cash in. i was hoping for that he tried to give me a golden piece of paper and some beads .but i was holding a camera in both hands but listen in >>nat sounds >>after he leave me he tries to hit up this lady >> i do not have $5. >> i do not have cash on me. i am sorry. >> i do not have cash on me. i am sorry >> reporter:this has happened to many of the people i have encountered waking around union square but it not just in that area this woman's husband was hit up >>well he was walking down the embarcadero yea and somebody approached him you know dressed in brown had like the beends i think he like

he lost out to nike. i bet that was a bad day to be around plank. he signs stephon curry and then he inks a deal with g.o.a.t., muhammad ali. i think he wants to go out to beaverton, oregon and pick a fight with mark parker. a very nice man. he's like the marines, no better friend, no worse enemy. i won't bet against kevin plank. do you know who's the most subtly competitive soul out there? mcnerney from boeing. you can't stop. i remember when he interview him over here and i asked him, he's a aye a yaly, he looked at me like i had lost my mind, no, he explained. he want to crush them. there's nothing at all about the competition here. no holds barred. we wonder why boeing is hitting 52-week highs. try going against this fellow, john stump, wells fargo. he doesn't want to cut your heart out but he does want to take your business from any other bank. any business. your first video with him he's liable to give you a fantastic deal on a mortgage or refinance, and then the second meeting he's selling you something else. here's guy like the predecessor a

who is the nike guy -- >> yes. >> -- follows nike.f these basketball players are so much more savvy than you realize when they do endorsements. they do a lost work now. and the other side does work as well. >> yes. oh there's a -- >> oh lee from the new york stock exchange. >> he went to georgetown, maybe he didn't play. >> more than they're accustomed to. >> oh, my gosh beautiful. from downtown. >> and here's durant. oh my gosh! >> for three. >> that was great, wow. 20 grand for junior achievement. farley has played some basketball. he was a baseball player in college. >> where was it georgetown? >> i'm not sure. >> he's a good athlete. >> talking about sports. they got other people trying it here now. >> there's a difference somehow between nba stars and other guys. >> cbs is up a lot. talking kind of sports. of course, the nfl being the key for them. march madness. >> thank you very much. >> that's absolutely right. on the conference call leslie moonves. saying i'm not making any predictions but i feel confident we'll once again le

can you take on nike and basketball shoes? i come back and say, go ahead. keep betting against kevin plank. it's been done all the way up doubted at every turn always expected to flounder short sellers come on tv and talk about it. people who talk to the shorts they get their word out. didn't matter that he's had 19 consecutive quarters of growth. didn't matter that under armour has rallied from $4 to $73 since coming public a bit more than nine years ago. there's always someone who doesn't believe. there's always someone who bets against kevin plank, including today, because the stock barely did budge on a very, very strong session. but those who sit out the kevin plank run will not make money and those who bet against him will continue to lose. likely never admitting that maybe plank's got something special going on and that he's a special man. the doubters only dig deeper into their conviction as the stock goes higher they slam their heels into the ground ever-harder. their faith that plank will fail is unshaken. i'm here to tell you that these underaerm

also new balance betting big on soccer taking on nike and adidas. ceo of the athletic shoe company about the soccer deal expansion and, oh, yes, wearables, after this. they're coming. what do i do? you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock. ♪ there should be a truck leaving now. i got it. now jump off the bridge. what? in 3...2...1... are you kidding me? go. right on time. right now, over 20,000 trains are running reliably. we call that predictable. thrillingly predictable. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. >>> it was a huge week for wall street, even with the sell-off today into the close, but before we close the books let's get too today's hot list with allen wastler. jo >> we had tw

. >> didn't nike have a fuel band? what happened to it?n't have an app to have it all connected. >> didn't they? >> i don't think this is the story. it's footwear. they hired a nike vet and this is the next leg of the story. this stock rallied from 65. if you see this stock back in the mid-60s i think it's a buy. i think it's setting up for an epic break out like we saw in disney. >> i don't think you need it that low, though. the international growth and everything they talked about is why it deserves a 60 multiple. but the potential for growth for these guys, kevin plank when he started with a public company i asked him a question, he got mad. should you be the ceo? he said absolutely. he has proven to be unbelievable. >> to an another name in sports shares. a performance group up 65% in the past 52 weeks even though it gave up ground today. it's a major player in hockey, lacrosse and baseball. kevin davis is the ceo of performance sports group and joins us here on set. what is driving the expansion in hockey? as quickly as it has expand

nike said it's celebrating athletes and leaders with influence, global culture. >> that's not how many it: mokking bay says: >>> many of the 32,000 followers are black. politically active, under 30, and outraged. >> this hit a nerve because exploiting black culture for profit and gape is not honouring his death. >> he was one of many organizers behind the protests in ferguson, and around the country. he says social media plays a huge role in the lives of young black americans. >> mass media is the power of creating and shaping the narrative. while social media is finding a chance to create the own narratives. narratives. >> it's where they are organised. you can send out a tweet saying everywhere meet us at this location. and in 15 minutes there's 200 at the location. >> a whopping 90% use social media. more blacks are on twitter than whites. it's referred to. some of the most popular hash tags of 2014 involved race like hashtag "i can't breathe", and black lives matter. >> it's one reason why companies might want to take heed. >> one of n.a.s.c.a.r.'s top racers has been backhanded. k

i'd been working with nike for so many years, i enjoyed the process of creating stories for the productrite books. i just don't have the patience to sit there and like literally write it. >> jimmy: you were into poetry. >> i was. but then i realized i can't spell for [ bleep ] so. [ laughter ] i didn't go to college. so you know -- >> jimmy: you can't say that. yeah. >> spelling is not really one of my strong suits. >> crazy. >> jimmy: i've got to talk about this. here's your new sneaker with nike. [ applause ] and you got the "kobe x's" and you got them for the roots right there. the roots are rocking them right now. >> yes sir. yes sir. [ applause ] >> jimmy: but i follow you and i hope you feel the vibe and the love for me because i root for you all the time. and i remember when the sneakers came out, they're low-tops, and they were like don't play basketball in low tops. >> right. >> jimmy: and i was like don't tell kobe what to do. [ laughter ] and you go, "really?" so you put on these low top and you scored 60 points. >> yeah. oh, you can play in low tops. >> jimmy: yeah, now you

but i said have you heard of nike, they would know.ld hold that for the next 50 years. >> maybe not nike. i think there are other companies out there. but i get your idea. it's like asking a kid, hey, what do you want for christmas? that kind of thing. charles: etfs, by the way, exchange-traded funds. about $2 trillion worth have been invested in. taking money from the mutual fund industry which is still a $14 trillion behemoth. but the thing can with etfs is they're liquid, they're easy, they're cheap. i think that can backfire because it also means you can trade them. and we have a tendency as investors to take losses and not winners. i mean, you know, listen, i've been doing this a long time. someone's up 20%, no big deal. down 20%, they don't even tell me down 20%, they tell me exactly how much they lost. charles, i lost eight grand. [laughter] i don't think anyone's ever sent me an e-mail or text that told me exactly how much they made, but anyway, that's the bottom line how we think as people. and matt is our etf expert, but i th

i'd rather own nike on a risk reward. >> the options market is pricing in a 7% upward move in the stockbout another one, green mountain coffee roasters, keurig green mountain. i have to get used to that. the talk around the company is more important than the talk about the company. >> that's the story here. if you look at the company, the growth has been fantastic. margins have been falling a little bit. that's been priced into the stock. it's to me, the csd, the carbonated soft drinks, the keurig cold, the partnership with coke, the acquisition of bevyz. if you look at short interest in the stock, that tells you people don't want to be short this stock into an announcement like that. i don't know that's on today's docket but i think they'll talk about the outlook for their cold beverages. i think it's an exciting story stock. >> there you go, green mountain. options pricing in a 9% move. cummins engine reporting tomorrow. it's a proxy for global industrial activity. they make diesel engines, natural gas engines. the expectation $2.51 a share earnings tomorrow morning on $5.20 billion i

nike has released new sneakers and sports wear labeled the black history month collection. the shoes cost upwards of $300. adidas is out with a black history month shoe collection. it's a pleasure to have you in the program. i haven't seen you in ten years it's really been that long? >> it's been ten years. >> the commercialization of black history month what is your take on this? >> let me say this, and this has been the struggle to insure people know that there is such a thing. that the founder created negro history week in 1926 was concerned with, but in america there is always the kind of idea that what we do is rerecognize things by commercializing them. when he did that, you know, black people were being lynched disfranchiseed segregated, economically exploited and using foot notes as weapons in a brief for black humanity. i don't want to get at a far away from that. >> i wonder if companies like adidas and nike, $300 for a pair of shoes that commemorate the month, why not offer a really deep dig count. that's a lot of money first and foremost. and do these companies

also, consumers say don't blame them, the backlash over nike's new sneaker line.er the company exploits black history month. i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." america is tighting a powerful financial playing plague that traps dangerous cycle of debt. i'm talking about payday loans peddled to companies of low and middle income americans at a rate that would make people blush. federal regulators are finally waking up to the fact of bay payday lenders, thanks to evasive tactics and powerful lobbyists. but more must be done to the situation that maximize of usury. and not to torture the religious metaphor but the devil here is in the details because on the

it's something nike said it couldn't do. how you're doing it and what we should expect? >> well, first of all, this playbook hasn't been written yet. our job isn't following the competitors and what they have or haven't done. the white space that we saw frankly when we looked at wearables and we see the energy around it and we came back just reaffirmed everything we assumed and thought. there's so much energy about people tracking themselves. people measuring themselves. as much as you hear about jawbone and fit bit and the apple watch and all the devices coming out, one thing we believe is there will always be a better device. a place where we weren't tied to a consumer electronic. but regardless of what the best on the market was, whatever you had, it would plug in and we would read that information as easy as possible. so what we basically did is assembled the largest digital community in the entire world in one swoop. today we have $120 million active participants to give us information. our job is to make it simple and

nike. coca-cola. at&t. coca-cola still a winner. nike had their price target lowered to 106 bucks.s leaving after a 16-year run. the stock under pressure today. take a look -- ♪ stuart: president obama singling out staples for cutting their employees' hours to avoid obamacare. listen to this. president obama: have you looked at staples stocks lately or the compensation of the ceo is, but i suspect they can well-afford to treat their workers favorably and give them some basic financial security. if they can't, they should be willing to allow those workers to get the affordable care act without cutting wages. shame on them. stuart: liz, is the president factually about what he's saying about staples? >> he's saying shame on them. this has to do with obamacare. staples said, it has nothing to do with obamacare. we've had a policy for more than a decade where part-time workers aren't supposed to be working beyond 25 hours a week, period. that has nothing to do with obamacare at all. stuart: the president is saying you don't want to control your costs. just be good. be nice. that's what

kevin durant, new nike sneaker will debut next week. it's called kd67 weatherman shoe.hat's wild looking. nike says the shoe was inspired by his favorite green screen and doppler geographerrics that meteorologists use. >> howard, you missed out a a real big thing here. >> if i had the marketing power of kevin durant, i would have done that a while ago. >> kevin, come on down to our studios and help howard and allyson do the forecast. >> during the off-season. >> we saw a shot. talk about -- the women's lacrosse team from marymount are on the field in the driving snow. >> i will have that shot in a moment. i have to start with doppler. >> kevin durant likes it. >> mr. durant, everybody else, happy thursday. snow lovers, good news for you. everybody else who isn't a snow lover, it's a rough morning out there. let's start with doppler 9000. the storm is coming through southeastern virginia, northern virginia. we have closures all the way up to the winchester area right now. everywhere you see the blue, that is the moderate to heavy snow. an inch annual hour plus. we've see

also, consumers say don't blame them, the backlash over nike's new sneaker line.er the company exploits black history month. i'm ali velshi and this is "real money."

they were invented by nike co found are bill bauerman. >>> 6:50. is what coming up on cbs this morning. gayle good morning. >> hello erika and ukeelee. >> was there tape of you guys jumping rope. >> yes, there was indeed. >> i don't know about that but please send me the the the video, you have my e-mail, i would love to see that. >> you got it. >> he didn't do double dutch. >> i was than the ready for double dutch. >> double dutch is fun. i necessity how to do that. >> jury reaches a verdict in the american snipper trial. hear emotional testimony for the first time. >>> and ricky kleeman is in studio 57 with what surprised her about that case. >>> veterans left waiting a decade for an answer from the va whistle blowers reveal thousands of requests for benefits that were ignored. >>> and what is that? doctor holy phillips is in studio 57 with the most addictive and why we just cannot say no to fill in the blank. the the news is back in the morning, we will see new about ten minutes. so what is that food for you what sit for you ukeelee. >> i feel l

a check of three brands, nike, jawbone and garmon finds rashes most from nickel allergies, but none as widespread as fit bit. >> fit bit promised they would be a rash free company and that's not what we are seeing here. >> this yahoo! tech writer thought the fit bit rashes were over blown until she was assigned to review the charge. >> after i started wearing it for two or three days i developed a rash under it. i was floored. >> she posted these photos with her story and told fit bit about her rash. >> they are not willing to take the blame for the red, itchy rash on my arm. >> they included a warning with the new trackers in tiny print saying this device could cause skin irritation. if you notice redness, swelling or itchiness, discontinue use. they say the latest rashes are likely caused bayousers wearing the band too tight or by sweat water and soap under the device. however, users we talk to say they did keep it loose and clean. >> yet i experienced the irritation. >> what causes the rashes? 7 on your side is still digging for answers. we obtained documents that fit bit filed with

or save big on levis and nikes. jcpenney. when it fits you feel it. >> the white strips work. >> the paste didn't do that. >> crest white strips whiten 25 times better than a leading whitening toothpaste. >> number one in 60 seconds. >>> good even. thank you for joining us. almost exactly three years since whitney houston's lifeless body was found in a bathtub, the singer's only daughter bobbi kristina, is reportedly in a medically induced coma after also being found unresponsive in a tub. we're told she is surrounded by family members who are praying for a miracle. here's my "nightline" coanchor juju chang with the latest details. >> currently the prognosis for bobbi kristina is very grim. >> reporter: the only daughter of the legendary whitney houston and bobby brown reportedly in a medically indeuced coma after being found unconscious over the weekend in the bathtub. >> possible cardiac arrest 21-year-old female in the bathtub, face-down. pd's en route. cpr in progress, we're getting a third party that is not on scene. >>

. >> i used the nike fuel band. >> a personal trainer in d.c. says wearables do a great job of measuring progress and inspiring clients to reach goals. >> people like data. everyone wants a measure. how well am i performing? i got an a, b or c. >> she runs stronger in annapolis she admits she is hooked on fibtbit. >> i think this device is one more way to help people move. >> some say there could be a downside to all this data. >> that information is valuable to sell. >> he runs a company that builds a secure software for wearable technology. >> i do not think people should be afraid of these technologies. people should embrace them, but there should be cautioned. >> he says this multibillion-dollar industry profits by extracting habits off the device, then selling or sharing it. >> this could be valuable to advertisers. >> we looked at the privacy policies of a number of companies. fitbit says it does not share personally identifiable data unless permitted by the user. its privacy policy does say fitbit may sell a gradated -- aggregated data. k

stopped at a young girl's bedroom and she screamed, he ran and left evidence for a search warrant, his nike sneaker. police found the shoebox to the sneakers in the trash, got a search warrant. >> there been four burglaries he's charged with in the greater wheaton area from january 19th through february 12th. >> reporter: at his home they found all the items reported stolen and more, including an ipad, wedding band, breast cancer pendant. police say calyx admitted it all and they have advice you've probably heard before. >> make sure one of the last things you do at night is leave the lights on outside and make sure all your doors and windows are locked. >> reporter: montgomery county police say if you live in wheaton and are missing any valuables, maybe you remember someone perhaps entering your home, something out of place, they definitely want you to give them a call. >>> prince william county needs your help to bring 45-year-old awduli kava last seen leaving his home this morning on whitings brigade drive. he's 6' 1, 145 pounds, wearing a brown leather jack and khakis. call montgomery c

a check of three brands, nike, jawbone and garmon finds rashes most from nickel allergies, but none as widespread as fit bit. >> fit bit promised they would be a rash free company and that's not what we are seeing here. >> this yahoo! tech writer thought the fit bit rashes were over blown until she was assigned to review the charge. >> after i started wearing it for two or three days i developed a rash under it. i was floored. >> she posted these photos with her story and told fit bit about her rash. >> they are not willing to take the blame for the red, itchy rash on my arm. >> they included a warning with the new trackers in tiny print saying this device could cause skin irritation. if you notice redness, swelling or itchiness, discontinue use. they say the latest rashes are likely caused bayousers wearing the band too tight or by sweat water and soap under the device. however, users we talk to say they did keep it loose and clean. >> yet i experienced the irritation. >> what causes the rashes? 7 on your side is still digging for answers. we obtained documents that fit bit filed with

. >> pam: nike is bringing back. its classic cortez running shoes. >> pam: the classic sneaker was a in the oscar winning movie "forrest gump." >> pam: the cortez will be available at select stores around the world. starting february 28th. and also availalble online for 1- hundred dollars a pair. >> pam: the cortez shoes were invented by nike co- founder bill bowerman. >> pam: counterfeit designer handbags are costing retailers billions. tonight. we are looking at the very serious and costly crime involving fashion. >> pam: the insider's fashion went inside this illegal purse industry. he has more >> reporter: what is the real cost? today we investigate the booming counterfeit industry. judge >> reporter: and al a 50,000 containers hiding concord the goods are coming into port every day. custom officials across the country may get their business to confiscate as much as they can before it hit the street and he legal sales. >> reporter: that is why copyright infringement attorney michael lee is helping and counterfeit

police say he ran off after assaulting the young girl leaving his nike sneakers. that helped them execute a search warrant which led to his arrest for not only that sexual assault, but for four burglaries in the wheaton area. every time he entered the homes easily in the middle of the night. >> make sure that one of the last thing you do at night is leave the lights on outside and make sure all your doors and windows are locked. >> calyx got a court date for march. >>> if you've gotten a ring like this one lately, it might be stolen. annapolis police say a man slipped the princess diana style ring into his pocket while talking with the rourkeers at the jewelry store. it's -- workers at the jewelry store. it's valued at 21,000 bucks. recognize this fellow? annapolis police would love to hear from you. >>> now a followup on the water problem the district had in district, d.c. water officials still don't know what caused the foul smelling and tag stin water in northwest. investigators did check homes, construction sites, gas stations and could not figure out where th

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is nike i'm a senior at the urban school i'm involved in a number of activities including the yearbook and volley ball team and the multi ig9ic club the latter two are clubs are important to my time in the high school i think it is symbolic of what your community stand for i'm glad to have an opportunity to educate beyond science this is why expanding the campus and role number would be a benefit urban social awareness it is important for example a couple of weeks ago and this week a few classes have been replaced where faculty opens up the dialog when we started urban each freshmen is supposed to focus on the race and gender, etc. another example recently our g s a gender sex all alliance was there to discuss gender we're wrapping our annual of understanding during this month we'll have forms where the whole school can talk about diversity with that said the intention everyone will get involved we don't have the space month foufrmdz have suffered from crowding it probable causes students from attending foufrmz as you can see it takes steps t

you got a nike top and bottom that are both shield as well so they block the wind and they happen to weather resistant. >> what's really interesting is everything is thin. when you see runners out there running, they're never in bulky things like they're bulking up with heavy coats. this keeps you warm. >> the wind is the biggest culprit. you're already producing wind because you're moving. >> what else do we put on? >> after the main layers, you want to accessorize a little bit. style can definitely be a part of this but otherwise certainly a hat that covers your ears. you always lose a lot of heat through your head so cover your ears, cover your head. >> i feel good when my ears are scoffed. the -- covered. the gloves? >> exactly. you get something with a little touch screen sensitivity so you don't have to take your gloves off if you're adjusting your ipod or otherwise. for the really hard-core runner, you're out in the ice, the snow, the forecast looks rough coming up, you go with something like this and you have studs and things like that to keep you safe. >> the good thing is f

nike spicer has more from berlin. >> reporter: you can't say there was a lot of enthusiasm behind thee but the majority was massive. almost all voted in favor of the motion to give greece a little more time. first there was a feeling that there's really no choice if greece were to be forced to leave the euro zone the effects would be cat -- catastrophic for all countries, especially germany. things went well in this vote. it doesn't mean it is going to go well in future votes. it's very unlikely to get anymore money from germany. only one in five germans wanted the vote that occurred to give greece more time to go the way that it did. >>> john psaropoulos reports now from athens. >> the left fringe of the ruling party is unhappy with the bailout agreement that has been reached in the last couple of weeks. it had been an absolute position on the part that it would not accept an extension of the austerity terms that accompany the loan. they wanted an extension of the loan for a few more months. but they didn't get that, they were forced to cave in at the third euro meeting held over thi

. >>> check out these sneakers made by nike and inspired by kevin durant because apparently home boy loves meteorology. who knew? the backs of the sneakers are covered in doppler radar style graphics. the fronts are green, a nod to the green screens that meteorologists use on tv to show you the temperatures and maps and all. the shoes hit the shelves next week. we forecast that topper will be wearing a pair on the weather terrace this spring if they have his size. >> what did you think about them? >> pretty cool. of course, i'll make them with some snowflakes, but i like it. >> that's our broa major: ok fitness class! here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. crowd: yayyyy! heart: i'm going to focus on the heart. i minimize my sodium and fat... gotta keep it lean and mean. pear: uh-oh. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium... and phytosterols, which may help lower cholesterol. major: i'm feeling energized already. new delicious ensure active heart health supports your heart and body, so you stay active and strong. ensure. take life in. >>> kanye on a table. madonna