the top kids don't because they all play nike.hat will make for an interesting training camp chat. >>> hosting seattle at the coliseum. probably won't see many key starters play as you don't want to get any injuries and ritszer the final game to look at your young players beor the the cuts. not worth the risk. because the silver and black found out last season what it was like to play without him. car ar was the highest paid plar until stafford surpassed him with a higher deal. >> yes, yes. matthew can have all of that. i'm happy for him. he's a good dude and i love talking to him and my reaction to it was congratulations and i hope every quarterback that comes beats me, beats him and i just hope they all just continue to do that. >> all right. the niners threaten to trade mcdonald before the draft. didn't pull the trigger until today. they sent him to pittsburgh. vanish was drafted in 2013. had 30 starts. 64 catches, about 900 yards, 7 tds but had issues with drops. this has beenrought to you by toyota. let's talk about the kevin

people are buying nike online.ome share of that, any control of that is better than nothing. and if i can, to ike's point, sentimentals are really important. two companies we look at, only two missed earnings this quarter. 93% of our companies beat their earnings this quarter. the stocks don't reflect it. by the way, one of those two is amazon think about where the setup and sentiment has gone that's very important to keep in mind with retail and with all the rhetoric around armageddon, few companies are crowded into from a stock perspective, you have to be careful. >> stock acquisition, we had questions about amazon and their ability to absorb new categories to disrupt the take at the time was they're probably done for now, right let them digest this move into grocery. i'm not sure why the street is sort of tortured by the notion of what else they can disrupt. what other categories they could kill. >> thea i think what the problem is, to simeon's point, brands over retailers is how you want to be positioned now if

nike is going to be your lagered this morning. >> that nike call. how about underarmour. they paid 12 million for steph curry. it wasn't even mentioned there was a great line on that call and great line is that younger people need a story. >> i guess that's true. >> they haven't heard of jordan and nike. >> so eventually becomes like chuck taylor it's sort of a name you know. >> chuck taylor, that would be good now against that, jordan he they did say still has a good franchise but the double digit decline in basketball, basketball is where the money is >> youth is unfathomable saw some numbers from some of the theme parks that weren't that good and then they liked selfies and they like the new go pro the millennials are driving me insane. >> they're driving everyone inside. >> i'm tired of their fickle nature they do like instagram they're like the backdrop of instagram. >> with all that dow is down 5 let's get to bob on the floor. good morning, bob. >> good morning, carl. happy monday everybody just a few more declining stocks let's take a look at the sectors. gold up a

turnedfutures for nike negative a couple of quarters ago.mour sales growth come to a screeching halt. have big five and now dick's sporting goods. you have a number of companies across this space that report weak results, and i would also add to that, specifically with respect to leggings and yoga pants, that lululemon had a choppy results in the first quarter. the second quarter had gotten off to a better start, and they have yet to report. in quarter results. across the board with these large number of companies, you have seen sales to celebrate. that follows an exceptionally of i would say six years where all of his company's are growing revenues and earnings faster than the overall apparel. actually have a chart on bloomberg that i made based upon your note. it illustrates a couple of the viewpoints. we're showing the nike futures orders -- foot locker has been decelerating. that company reports full earnings on the 18th. as you say, it has been a long upward trend. why are you so convinced that after a quarter or a couple of quarters of

nike have opened up their vault of k.d.in durant shoes to them. >> looking inside a shoe, usually that's a foot. >> there are a plethora of shoe there is but they want to go inside one particular one. it's the k.d.-4 nerf shoe. they found a pair on the internet. first thing's first. lincoln goes one-on-one with k.d. >> boom! >> lincoln scored on him. and now they take these k.d.s off his feet. he signs them. and now it's time for the shoe to undergo surgery. >> getting close to the fingers. >> whoa. >> oh, yeah. >> sneaker heads, sorry. >> bummer. i was hoping to see like a little minions on the other side going -- >> lincoln and dan also cut right into the nike air vapor max. now they're comparing the two. >> they have the pencil fibers on the inside that for the first time ever on the k.d. we had it vary from thick in heel to thinner in the front. >> i expected to see a lot more padding on the inside. there isn't a whole lot there. >> you've got smart technology and smart design, you don't need all the hoopla. >> now it's

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you can see nike shares down 2.7% under armour down by 2.8%. >>> two directors have resigned from theoard of hospital operator tenet health care the single representatives of glen view capital management say they're stepping down over significant disagreements with the management those resignations trigger a 15-day standstill agreement, after which glen view can take other actions regarding its tenet stay and just one economic report on today's calendar the university of michigan issuing its mid-august consumer sentiment index that comes out at 10:00 a.m. eastern time the consensus forecast calls for a slight increase from the final july reading >>> spain continues on high alert this morning, after yesterday's deadly terrorist attack the manhunt continuing for the person who drove a van into hundreds of people, killed 13 in central barcelona. joining us now, former new york city police commissioner bill bratton. he's executive chairman of tenio risk, and an nbc news senior law enforcement and security risk analyst, and i guess we know now, commissioner, that the weapon of choice is ha

. >> reporter: military put 15 nike defense sites in new jersey there, were 12 in greater philadelphia, most have been abandoned. we hike about half mile in the wood to see one site in evesham, new jersey beyond badly rusted remnant of the bashed wire there was a football field of concrete slaps and over grown brush, along with hatchways sealed shut. >> they operated doors would open and then elevator would come up and this is where the missle sat. >> reporter: when technology and military need changed some of the sites like lumberton location were repurposessed even redeveloped, but the lights went out on most nike missle silos by 1970's. >> in lumberton, henry rossoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> wow. >> stay with cbs news for continuing coverage of the tension was north korea, you can get latest tonight on the "cbs evening news" with anthony mason at 6:30 right here after our broadcast. >>> well, still to come tonight on "eyewitness news". >> all of the pieces are in place for an up inning match. international opponent some young philadelphians, was facing off against in chest wa

nike is much more exposed than adidas and under armour as well.t's will be interesting to he see how they combat this whether they're more direct to consumer. >> we should mean deere as well. revenue is shy they do raise the full year guide. >> stock is getting ripped down 7%. >> deere is having some difficulti difficulties watch blue a problem they do come out in a two way hold from a buy arguing that in the model which we know investors have decided is some whatchallenged by amazon is several quarters away. >> the only group in the green is technology and one of the reasons why is applied materials. we're going to talk to the ceo later but it's already been so strong for these stocks and to get another nearly 5% top on strong results certainly being rewarded for these better sales numbers. apple trading at an all time high people sort of question the leadership group, sort of get back on that mantel and lead the charge and go higher with the other bank stocks. facebook is up this morning as well wonder where netflix is. netflix is up too. >> dow

of nike down fractionally foot locker was just incredible.hey hadn't reported negative comp in 7 1/2 years. i mean, and then out of nowhere, not only were the comps extremely below analyst estimates, but they said things aren't getting any better from here and they kind of pinned it on the consumer and so the consumer is moving faster than ever, their attention span is shorter than ever, they have more information than ever, they did say that we'll try to respond faster, get product out to them more quickly. but it sort of came out of nowhere and took a lot of analysts by surprise and then we saw shares of nike and adidas and under armour all take a hit >> and more retailers coming out. >> this week we have lowes, abercrombie, pbh and tiffany we know the space is still pressured. so abercrombie probably not going to put up a stellar report lowes often follows what home depot does and we saw a stellar report on out of home depot. so i think things will be relatively strong out of lowes, not as strong as home depot. so a lot to still look forwa

. >>> competition may be intensifying for nike and that's where we begin tonight another jeffries, citinghe popularity of its rival, adidas, which it says has been able to avoid the soft trends in the athletic shoe and apparel markets. according to the analyst report, cop tigs could cap market share gains and expansion. nike was the worst performing stock on the dow today off 2.5% to 5361. >>> and shares of the other sporting goods retailers also dropped. >>> sales at francescas are weak and expected to stay that way. the women's apparel and accessies retailer said its back to school sales got off to a challenging start. its chief merchandising officer stepped down. the shares plunged to a record low off nearly 12% to 703. >>> hedge fund camber capital management has taken a more than 5.5% stake in tenant health care according to a regular tear filing. on friday, two health care directors resi. both of those directors worked for glenview capital which owns 18% of tenant. the stock was up 6% to 1656. >>> herbal life out with a series of announcements. the nutritional supplement company rec

nike down 4.5%, under armour down 4% as well. nike is the worst performing dow stock while under armour hitting a four-year low. we heard a third mystery bid ser jumping in and offering $9.3 billion for the company called encore which is a power transmission business, electric delivery company. what makes this so important? the other two are huge names. warren buffett of berkshire hathaway and paul singer of elliott management were in a one-on-one pitched paddle two days ago, berkshire was standing firm on $9 billion offer in the deal which when said and done would be $17.5 billion including the debt, but paul singer started to buy up the debt so he would have more control. it's really not buffett. it's top guy in energy, berkshire hathaway energy's greg able, if mystery man and paul singer get shoved out of this. if greg able is the victor for oncor, confirms title as buffett's successor to run all of berkshire hathaway. we will see. we're going to bring you more updates, it is not a publicly traded company, it is part of anothe

or under armour might be. >> isn't that the way, just the way nike or under armour is. >> right, if close my eyes, could i have been thinking that i was listening to an under armour or nike ad, not necessarily wolaco. >> sure. it's just, you know, a hyper focus on a customer. it's a really intimate understanding for a specific generation and demographic of person, and it allows us to have a little bit more attention to detail when it comes to building and function, ant at the end of the day, like i said, we're trying to build something that's recession proof. i think athleisure is a little bit of a trend we're not really as concerned with the field sport athlete. >> that's what i was going to ask about. athleisure, a moment when every woman walking down the street was wearing their version, the equivalent of some kind of compression tight because they thought it made them look better, probably does, and yet it feels like it's peaked a little bit and we're on back side of that are you coming into this market for women at the wrong time? >> i don't believe so. i think, like i said, pe

if you look at the dow today, nike was a big part of the decline there.ere was down 7%. that's a market contrast to yesterday evening, when we had applied materials and ross stores with some of the big moves to the upside. where does that leave you in terms of some of these individual stories >> great point, kelly. the footlocker story and the nike story are the thing to focus on the truth is, that's a broader story. the consumer discretionary sector generally in the s&p 500, which are these big companies, is looking for the third quarter to be down 2% on earnings. that's after a 1% downturn in the second quarter so the bottom line is, this amazon effect, as people are calling it, is very real and it's affecting that sector, which has been such a driver in this market for so long, there's no question the final metal legs in that sector have been kicked out from under them. and those big face plants like footlocker, we'll see more of them, frankly, until we figure out how to deal with this amazon story. >> yeah, under armour was week again, too i don't wan

nike is falling 2.5% after being downgraded to jeffreys to hold from buy jeffreys also cut its priceto $60 from 75 citing increased competition. nike trading around 53 starbucks getting a bit of a bounce after it was said that the stock would rise 20% or more citing increasing popularity on mobile and the pay features. >> shares of herbalife spiking today after the company recently said it had talks to go private. the stock is up 10% despite their discussions ending without a deal this was one part, two parts of news at the very least they are doing a dutch tender. >> $600 million. >> doing a big buyback the go private thing was really interesting, and it's been rumored for so long that herbalife was going to try to eventually go private. real frethose very first moments that i was having the conversation right on this very set with with bill ackman himself and carl icahn and that famous exchange. >> is that because they feel the public markets sump police don't see the value. >> i think, well, the stocks have been incredibly well. >> i know. >> i think it's more of why do we need th

it seems like the stocks in this group have been unsettled ever since the nike and amazon announcementt some three, four weeks ago. >> the stock is down 28% down 28 year-to-date and it trades at nine times forward estimates. >> right, finish line was messed up there footlocker was messed up, among others >> and under armour, too and i think maybe your risk/reward here is pretty good. but they're still tied to the mall you have to have a view on how you think traffic is going to play out going forward and i don't think amazon goes away i don't think anybody does i would rather own nike. i'm watching under armour for the first time in a long time. it kind of settled at 1920 here. i want to see some of these investments pay off. but it's certainly something -- >> the nike deal to sell directly on amazon has got to change your opinion of footlocker's ecommerce efforts, right? >> absolutely, sure. >> okay, valeant, joe, they cut their guidance revenue guidance the stock is up, though. >> it's on the strength of boesch a boesch and lomb, i thought he sounded more confident than he sounded on

we have a good chart comparing lululemon with nike and under armour. middle at the moment.k of america says it is set to take sales away from both of those companies. joe: when you look at that chart, lululemon has obvious competitors, nike and under armour. those are one set of competitors. what about smaller brands that are cool the way lululemon used to be, and now everyone likes lululemon? julie: like what? you are not familiar with those? joe: i know they exist. julie: what happens to sweaty b etty? the competitors -- they are considered to be quite small. last week, we heard from quo vadis. and analysts said the athleisure trend is over. we are going to see years of pain for all kinds of athletic rands. they included lululemon in that. you are seeing a disparity between analysts and what they are predicting. if you take a look at my terminal, it is a function we have called trend go. lululemon is up top. this is a function that looks at how stocks are being perceived each day on a number of different measures. section looks at companies and stories being written about

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you still trail fila, nike, adidas, puma, commerce.nown then anta in china. >> anta's goal in the next 10 years is to become an international company, through either m&a or introducing our products to the wider market. i think our share in the international market will definitely be higher than it is at present. >> can you jump over underarmour? >> i believe we do have an opportunity to move up, i am confident. ♪ anna: concerns about u.s. diplomatic tensions with north korea continue to simmer. an expert on rare events documents a nuclear crisis. nassim taleb sat down with our reporter and told him that there are more dangerous things to worry about. ♪ >> nuclear is very bad but that is not the biggest risk out there, because nuclear is confined to a region. first of all, i do not think will have nuclear war with anyone. nuclear in an area like lucas shema is bad, the worst you can think of is fukushima. if we were comparing risks, you would kill vastly more people with a biological agent or by poisoning the water supply than you would

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that made you wary of owning anything sporting goods, least of all nike. athletic apparel is the worst place to be. i call it the oil and gas of the mall one final feature of the new normal, the worst case scenario when it comes to property damage even as it leads to the first responders in that city have done a miraculous job of limiting what could have been catastrophic loss of life. the damage from the storm means the fourth largest city in america badly in need of a wholesale remake, which means that it will likely acquire a huge amount of money to get back to the way it used to be i say federal money, because standard homeowners policies do not cover flood dan. that's why the insurance stocks tend to be very good value after initial flood related downturn, which seems to be playing out as i predicted yesterday. i see everything from gypsum board -- water, mold, jim sup boar -- gypsum board, which warren buffett owns r in short supply yesterday i mentioned united reynolds what other possibility do i want to throw out there martin and marietta materials

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