the floor in blood by those size 12 nike impact sneakers.n to something here? >> so they kind of backtracked. they wondered, hey, was there any kind of nike store around where we had getting gas and a hamburger? and they found across the street there was in fact a nike outlet store. >> so that was just kind of a shot in the dark? >> absolutely. >> and there it was. a nike outlet store in primm, nevada just yards away from the gas station where ernie used a credit card to fill his tank, and very close to the mcdonald's where he used plastic to buy a burger. this was maybe 12 hours before the murders. possible hitch? ernie did not use a credit card at this or any other nike store that day. so maybe he didn't buy a baseball bat to use on his parents. unless. did he use cash in an effort to hide a purchase at nike? one of the d.a.'s investigators asked nike to check purchase records for march 7th, 2008. and as they say in vegas, jackpot. at 11:38 a.m., just before ernie used his credit card at the mcdonald's and the gas station, there was a cash

it's reminding me of nike.et's see what we're saying about this stock in six to nine months take your signal from the market is the point this stock could do nothing. >> i kind of agree with josh in the thought that if efg everything is going up and your stock isn't, your stock stinks >> i swear we had this conversation about nike. >> in six to nine months you're saying wait for the breakout i agree, but i'm saying i'll bet everything is breaking out or has broken out and it continues to break out >> the stock looks like it's been breaking down isn't that a problem in a bull market >> look at this. gone from 28 to 20 this is why it's not nike. i can give you four coffee places name brand i'd rather go to in new york than starbucks. versus blue bottle gregory they're new. starbucks, it's not a fresh concept anymore. was. not only that, they were on every corner nike -- come on. >> brand recognition brand recognition is so similar for the two of these it is. you can't say this thing, i almost had a choice. >> nik

how about the nike call? >> maybe the most controversial on the list, just given their battleground that's existed over the stock. >> yeah. >> or for at least last eight to ten months. >> and the biggest problem coming with nike was everybody is focusing on north america and not focusing on where the growth has been and we talked about where they have been. >> they are. >> if you go back a quarter and a half ago or two quarters, they delivered their earnings, the deceleration at north america, got killed at adidas and stock got hammered stock is about $12, $14 higher now than that selloff that they had, now they are starting to get into that area where you look at valuation and you look at the growth rates that you're getting when you look internationally. look at a 16% growth in china and look at some of the growths in the rest of the international marketplace, scott when you've got that kind of growth and mass and size internationally, i actually think that valuation is actually not as high as it appears ri

i think nike can play in that area lulu is better at it, but nike can be fashionable, which should helphink consumers are wearing more denim now we're seeing a denim fashion cycle starting to occur with the retailers such as american eagle doing very well with denim sales off the charts so i do think the consumer is shifting more into that area >> randy, you mentioned you like foot locker. you also like under armour over nike you see the upside, the value there. >> under armour had a tough year nike had a tough year as well except for the end of the year where it really ripped under armour is a brand here to stay and it's in a very good category of athletic apparel that it's long-term growing and has little competition so why play nike at 25 times earnings with a huge market cap when you can buy under armour that got hurt last year, down 50%, with the mark cap today of - >> the multiple on under armour is so high >> a little misguided in sense that the operating margins came down the sales slowed if you believe it's a long-term grower, you want to buy the under armour stock today >> ran

another upgrade after nike and dick's gets some wall street love that's next. >>> plus, it's perhaps the most some-moving conference of the year we'll get you ahead of the trade as the jpmorgan health care confab gets set to begin. >>> before the break, our data partners at kensho show after a move of 10% or for a week under armour cools off down 3% on average a week later. for more go to cnbc.com/kensho "the halftime report" with scott wapner and the traders is back in two minutes >>> foot locker shares have surged more than 30% over the past three month alone and now buckingham research sees no end in sight to that rally the first just upgraded those shares to a buy calling for another 22% upside it's our call of the day guys, it seems like the sports trade is certainly coming back two upgrades for nike, dick's sporting goods got a positive note hand now you have foot locker is this trade back on >> i'm not too thrilled about this i am more excited about the other names you mentioned, dick's and nike, but when you have a history in this name as footlocker does, it's perennially che

why bill ackman is taking a stake in nike. it's friday, january 26, 2018, "worldwide exchange" begins now. ♪ good morning a warm welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm wilfred frost. >> i'm courtney reagan in for sara eisen on this friday morning. we made it >> absolutely right. happy friday let's get to market action we did see a half percent of gains for the dow yesterday. the s&p and nasdaq just either side of flat week to date, all three are up more than 1% the dow slightly leading the pack is up 1.2%. we expect a small positive open today. the dow up 34 points ten-year treasury note, we have seen yields slip over the course of the week. even though the theme of the year has been a steep ee eenenel curve, we have had a flat yield cur curve. >>> looking at trading overnight, japanese nikkei average closing down just slightly that's about the only average in asia that closed lower for the session. you can see the shanghai higher by a third of a percent. the hang seng up 1.5%. the dollar was fluctuating yesterday between second

it's called the nike epic react. it features a special foam. the company says it makes the sneakers light and more springy. these are images provided by nike. the react will improve performance for athletes. it's aimed at amateur and professional runners because nike wants to make money. the sneakers go on sale next month at 150 bucks a pair. >>> oh, my goodness. check out all of the wet weather. you go to the 2nd, the 3rd, the 4th. 7, 8, 9d, 10, 11. 13 out of the 22 days have been wet so far. here's what to expect today. the morning commute dry. take the rain gear because the wet weather is on the way. it's going to impact most of us whether it's just finished raining in the north bay or the light to moderate rain is falling on you for the rest of the bay, which means we're going to have ponding and slick spots during the evening hours. how about this morning. turn it over to sue. >> we watched the zipper truck go over the golden gate bridge and reconfigure lanes. traffic is very light coming off the rahman williams tunnel and the grade. orang

super stock. >> nike is a break out in progress. >> nike is going nuts. just stick with nike footlocker, it is a value trap don't do it, folks. >> wynn resorts hitting a three year high after reports from jeffries. >> you can't fault them because otherwise there wouldn't be no new buys and the rich get richer. and boston harbor coming on in 2019 so the highest growth player in the sector. >> the utilities are the only s&p sector in correction territory. the space -- >> well i think it is easy for people to say, look, if interest rates are going higher, you don't want to own reits. >> bond proxy. >> yeah. get into value stocks. better way to make money. >> ibm is seeing revenue growth for the first time in some 23 quarters stocks down, pete. down 4%. >> well 5.5 years they waited and finally showed this revenue growth they do have some margin pressure and that is what people are focusing on. obviously the company is going to start to refocus on the margins. they have a lot of great businesses to leverage and the cash flow, $13 billion last year and return

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kim, you say nike is all about speed.ot about the speed of the athletes wearing the shoe, but the speed of production and getting stuff to market. is that reason enough for you to want to buy this stock >> it's reason enough for me to put it on a watch list because i do think that speed is important in consumer products you know, consumers change their taste all the time and nike finally realizes that they really have to ramp up the speed and get the products people want to them in a hurry that being said, i'm a little worried about, well, any stock that goes up 5% in a day to buy in now, but more than that, these products are probably not going to hit the shelves until late in this quarter and early next quarter so, this quarter has a big question mark over it. if they disappoint, down goes the stock, or so i think. >> watch list, not the most ringing endorsement. matt, from a technical basis, does it look attractive? >> i know it did does it still? >> it does it's funny because last summer it didn't look attractive at a

nike, kohl's gaining on analyst commentary. nike's price target was raised, upgraded to buy.hatelsey analysts saying product innovation will drive an inflection in american sales. kohl'sice has risen -- has risen. s&pthree performer in the in early 2018. also, saying analysts are bullish on the is becauseall, this of the lower risk tobacco products, e-cigarettes and such. lowe's and home depot are on the rise. lowe's is being targeted by de shaw, propelling the stock higher. home depot is along for the ride. .onnie: thank you for that that was broad ranging and definitive. u.s. stocks could open higher as investors weigh the prospect of a government shutdown. should investors do if washington -- as washington tries to sort out its dysfunctions? here with some ideas, peter cecchini, chief market strategist at cantor fitzgerald. this is the status quo for now. have markets decided just not to worry anymore? >> that's an interesting question. politics has played a role in markets in the past years in a way that i have not observed since i started becoming a market observer. prev

risk.lso the workers at >> plus the running shoes looking to take on nike. that's ahead on bloomberg business week. we're here with the editor in chief of bloomberg business. let's start with politics. cannot wait to see how the magazine covers everything in the world of politics this year. front, t in our home domestic, member of the trump team, mike pompeo. he's had a good year. >> he has. usually you pick out people who years.d you have nikki haley and you have mike pompeo, director of cia. both of those names have been entioned as potentially successor as rex tillerson as secretary of state who has not year.good while talk about his departure has cooled, there's a widespread feeling that his relationship with the president is not stable long term. his circle is very very small. one of these things that have come out. how normal is it for the cia director to meet the president day basis? >> it's more than that. ow would they break down the information with the president. i think there's two things about mike pompeo. is ideological. he's been out in defend

. >>> a new shoe by nike has people lining up around the corner to get a pair. tomorrow, levi's and nike will release the levi's air jordan for. it sells for $225. that's not stopping people from trying to buy them. in the u.s. they will only be released at five locations and in limited supplies. one of those stores is on market street in san francisco. you are looking at photos on social media right now. we will show you people who have been camping out, trying to buy a pair of their shoes. >>> sal, i don't know if you will camp out to get those shoes but i'm sure if you want them, you will get them. >> yes. right now traffic is doing okay . there's not a lot going on which is what we like. i'm looking at the tracy commute. it continues to be a good one. westbound 580 -- i would say good considering that it is tuesday and everyone is back to work. not as good as yesterday when it was a holiday. i want to mention on the altamont pass road at dyer road , which is not on the freeway, there is a crash. that will affect you if you use altamont pass road. it's not af

levi's and nike come together there to release the levi's air jordan 4.they sell for $225 but that's not stopping people. in the states the shoes will only be released at a few locations and in limited supply. one store is the levi's store on market street in san francisco. a release in new york city was canceled because of the violence last night. everything appeared quiet this morning when we stopped by to check out the line outside the levi's store in the city. >>> high school athlete is severely injured in a wrestling match. we hear from his classmates and students were at the match. >>> imagine having seven children under the age of three. that's the new reality for a couple that just gave birth to quintuplets. their story, after the break. i was out here smoking instead of being there for my son's winning shot. that was it for me. that's why i'm quitting with nicorette. only nicorette mini has a patented fast dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. every great why needs a great how. >>> a high school athlete is paralyzed from

if you look at what nike did with the roche, an $85 shoe that they put in the better channel as a cool shoe and they have done that. it's not price point because like the nmd from adidas is $1 hospital it's all bert when do you that ceo shoe as a performance shoe it doesn't sell well in dick's t.sells well in the right place with the right market is under it and under armour takes much of their marketing and focuses it on performance rather than a broad lifestyle thing. >> pete, we talk about this all the time. >> the valuation level is still scary. even at these level, safe. that's part of the concern are they losing big time in shoes also when you consider what nike is doing and what adidas is doing and where under armour sits in that category and that's something that kevin plank made, a specific point a few years ago and have they made the right he had wear are they doing it actually with their sales of shows >> they have made decisions that haven't been good. the product hats been good but arguably not good new. again, they focus a lot on performance, not on sort of general lifest

nike up a fraction. fedex says it will spend $3 billion on wage hikes, employee bonuses and capital investment all because of the new tax law. as part of the move, fedex will contribute 1.5 million dollars to help fund its pension plan. shares rose marginally. >>> it is time for this week's market monitor. he says as the global economy improves now it is time to invest in foreign companies whose stocks are likely to outperform. it is his first time on the. practice. let's welcome john merrill of tanglewood total wealth management. welcome. >> great to be here, sue. >> let's start with your first pick, the vanguard total world stock index. less the u.s., meaning minus the u.s. it is an yooeeft. you say this is a great place to stampltd i guess total world says it all. >> exactly. if you want to participate in the global stock rally that has been in effect 18 months this is a great place to start. it covers every stock that is not a u.s. stock. as a building block, for your base for international investing

. >> the rating on nike was raised to outperform. that was enough to kick the sneaker maker's stock into high gear. they are set to grow north amer sales as it debuts new products this year. nike sha jumped almost 5% on the upgrade news to $67.21. >>> an experimental drug aimed at treating cancer of the bile conduct achieved promising results in scotland. that helped drive up shares of e drug maker. it is a small cap stock. it rose $6, 41% to $21.20. >> kansas city southern beat expectations though revenue came up short. the stock was up 6% since the start of the year. today, shares down to $110. and one of the world's biggest traders of crops like soy beans and corn reportedly being eyed by a take over by archer daniels midland, but they may fine themselves in a bidding war because they were approached by a mining conglomerate last may. the shares were higher in after-hours trading ended the regular day to $76.56 adm shares unchanged in the session following a percent gain today. shares closed at $40.96. >>> tonight's market monitor

carol: especially with nike out there, adidas out there.lot of competition. >> there are two ways to do this. one, you get more people into running. or you can make other products aside from running. they decided to stick with running and they are trying to get people who are more casual runners who probably currently run and all those other brands you've heard of to switch to them. carol: up next, boston landlords try to win over millennials. julia: the hawkish thing on social media. can hq trivia keep up with its own success? carol: this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ ♪ julia: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek," i'm julia chatterley. carol: and i'm carol massar. you can also find us at businessweek.com. julia: and our mobile app. in the finance section, how boston landlords are trying to woo startups and their armies of millennial workers. carol: paul experienced it firsthand. >> the idea is, in the financial district, a lot of tenants are ,eaving and going to areas burgeoning areas where new towers are going up. they are losing a lot

look at nike. nike is looking awfully healthy. that is a two-year high we are seeing after it was upgraded to outperform from neutral saying nike could return to growth next year. but will it still become as cool as adidas is right now with the eighth-graders? this chipmaker making the meltdown in scandals behind it after bank of america boosted its target by 10%. right now it's a 229. there's a long way to go. a trading value, stock is getting a decent none on they have dominance in artificial intelligence, gaming, virtual-reality, autonomous cars and good old graphics. the video is looking pretty good right now. up $5.47. we'll be right back. >> i thought the city that fell so hard was cleveland. the iron city of pittsburgh hoping for amazon to forge a future for all with its pitch to land its headquarters. pittsburgh mayor is here today and exclusively on how he plans to beat out the other 19 big cities. when you look at the mercedes-benz glc... with its high-tech cameras and radar, contemporary cockpit, 360 degree network of d

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. >> what happened is under armour woke up a sleeping giant nike is remarkable and the turn in nike has left little room for a competitor like under armour. we go to shindig in california. >> caller: booyah. shindig from california. good news my portfolio is up and i thank you. i am a multiple time caller. and my question today, unfortunately i sold my lockheed martin yesterday, but picked up ktos and i am in a quarter position and took a beating today. >> i want you to add a quarter position and do a pyramid style buy. remember, you sold highest quality for one of the lowest quality in terms of brand names and i am not in favor of that. thank you for your third time call mike in florida. >> caller: booyah, jim question is on entertainment prompt the ceo on your show last may and had positive comments about it down about 15% since last year >> two issues here, one grade is that engrade silvers are terrific there is a remod deel business it is good and reinvestment trust is down they are all going down. i say keep epr and give it time and a higher yield like 8% b before you buy it more t

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francine: one can you learn from nike and what can nike learn from you?is a fierce competitor. learn fromthey can us is up to them. we have done a lot of right things in the last few years. francine: what does that mean, being more american? is it the colors, the actual design? >> it is understanding the american sports, basketball and football, instead of just understanding soccer. we have done a much better job in the marketplace. so, being a global company, but having an affinity for what the retail differences are in europe and the u.s. and china. talking about soccer and football, how much of a boost are you expecting from the world cup? "bloomberg markets: asia it is the biggest -- it is the biggest sporting event in the world, but it will not have a major impact on the world numbers. we believe it will have a positive impact. 2018 i expect a strong europe. francine: talk to me about reebok. of thee closed half stores. are you expecting to close more? can you see possibilities on the horizon? we put a turnaround plan in place where we are making pro

is taking off the sound. >> made from nike shoes?u guess what this is? >> this is made from cigarette butts. we turned it into a beautiful architectural material. it feels like travertine. >> countertops? >> yes, for countertops, product display. it can become an ashtray, for example. >> how many cigarette butts is this? >> 2000. cigarettes i have seen. how wasteful a species are we, and how wasteful is taiwan? of countries.oad we are too wasteful. all the consumption going on, now going down. especially with all the packaging, all the disposable goods we are creating, all the fast fashion and how fast we are changing. we have to envision that moore trashes coming. but we must -- we have to envision that more trash is coming. we have to create a circular loop. >> what drives you? >> what drives us is anger, actually. what you were mentioning when you're talking about being wasteful. i am very angry that we are not doing anything about that. especially with all this new intelligence come all this ai and new software we can play ash, i

. >> caller: man, i wanted to ask about nike and foot locker as a stock. i have them both in my portfolio. >> not great diversefications, but great stocks this move in nike from the '50s to the '60s is about steven in massachusetts. >> caller: booyah. my question is about fast food company wendy's, i wonder if the stock is going up or down. >> going higher. doing a lot of good stuff in terms of change the menu great management you want to be in wendy's. and it could be a bigger presence worldwide i like that stock. kn knowt know thy self. proctor is right for long-term sustaining much more "mad money." with much of the market -- i am going to sit down with first horiz horiz horizon ceo. and tonight's edition of the lightning round. stick with cramer. >> announcer: tomorrow, kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street . >> i have a show >> you got this show by the way. >> i got a lot of shows. >> you see that? i have a show. >> you are sitting here on our show >> announcer: it all starts at 9:00 a.m. easter what's critical thinking like? a basketbal

air jordan shoes were seized at dulles airport. 400 pairs worth nearly $55,000 of the counterfeit nike's arrived at the airport last month. they were headed to an address in alexandria the real shoes could cost upwards of $300 a pair. mounting concerns for parents and students at the cloverly elementary school after a school and was arrested on child pornography charges. parents were left with little answers. suzanne kennedy has more on the questions left unanswered. suzanne: concerned about their children's safety after the arrest of a part-time aide. sean kelley is charged with distribution of child pornography. he was arrested on friday. a letter went out a living him he had been arrested. last night, parents voiced their concerns, asking for more transparency and more information about what has been happening. police recovered images that were shared and downloaded to the internet. none of them are believed to be of montgomery county students. -team first reported in october he had been put on administrative leave. counselors are being made available to help students cope with the de

the boy is 5' 4", 170 pounds wearing black coat, black p papt, black and blue nike. if y this young man may be call police. >> celebrations across the state of alabama this morning as crimson tide came from behind to clinch national championship tight until over time. in ot george asurprise 23-20 quarterback sacked become loss of 16 yards putting them out of field goal range. next play drochsz back and finds open in smith for a 41 yard touchdown. look for him in the pros. smith's wide open for touchdown catch you saw it alabama wins the 2018 national championship, 26-23 bama's fifth national title in the past in my opinion years. >> man. >> they found a way to get done. it was a close game. turning our attention to the stands the president was there for the championship game took to the field before the game started greeted with a mixed reaction as rotc members escorted him to the field for the the snation alan them. he of the anthem with his hand over his his heart. he left at half time. >> 6:06 now. still down with crazy weather. hello. >> i mean we were concerned

they will design a new basketball shoe, limited addition, called, the nike pg two named after a oklahoma cit thunder star paul george. when you press button on the shoe play station logo lights up and shoe vibrates like a play station controller. i thought it would play the play station. that would be something. goes on sale february 10th. 110 bucks. >>> ulta taking heat they are accused of repackaging and reselling used make up. woman who claims to be a former employee for the company says her manager used to tell her clean up, repackage used items and sell them again. ulta responded by saying it is against store policy to resell used make up products. i hope so because i shop there a lot. >> we both do they have great prices on make up. this has to be one bad manager one would hope and not a system wide problem but we will have more on that one. >>> back before an audience coming up at 5:30. >> how about this bill cosby talking about used to be a comedian cracking jokes before a crowd there surprised everybody, this is national attention is he trying to influence our local jury. we wil

levi's and nike will release the air jordan 4. the shoe will sell for $225 but that is not stopping people from getting their hands on them. in the united states they will only be released at a few locations in limited supply. one of the stores is on market street in san francisco. a release in new york city was canceled over violence last night. everything was peaceful this morning on market street to check out the lineup. everyone was outside getting ready for the new shoes. >>> i guess you can wear denim and denim. especially in today's day and age.>> all the kids are doing it apparently. they are little bit different for sure. >>> this past sunday a 99-year- old minnesota vikings fan finally saw her first playoff game in person and what a game. millie wall was among the fans who witnessed one of the greatest finishes in nfl history. reporter maury glover has the story. >> they say good things come to those who wait. 99 years for millie wall to make it to her first playoff game and she made the most of it. >> the vikings are wi

but this susquehanna story is the one that people keep telling me that mark parker, ceo of nike, gotired of having his eye poked by the finger of kevin plank and he struck back and once nike awakes, there's nothing. the sleeping giant is up and he's crushing underarm our i don't know i think the stock had a big run at the end of the year it's probably not the right place to be. >> as they said in the no jim, you aa risks becoming more like reebok than nike which jack macky said is fighting words in shoe land. >> well, you've got to be careful, reebok ended up with a nice bid i don't think kevin is going to do that but yes, if it gets too bad, does it get good? kevin has a strange ownership strategy i remember when reebok was -- let's just a obliterated by nike and i'm wearing some right now you can't tell because i've got this desk. >> guys, worth mentioning, shareses of t-mobile up 1.5% this morning we did get news from the company, preannouncing better than anticipated subscriber metrics, let me give you a couple of highlights post paid phone ads for the fourth quarter were 891,000

you stick your finger in nike's eye, they come back hard we don't know if nike is beating them no mattert. if planks is all in and focused, i think he s and if the stock pulls back to where it was a few weeks ago it's had a major rebound. you have a good trade going in the quarter. finally bringing up the rear, range resources. once again, there are much better natural gas stocks you could own for the long term. in the meaner, darker market i think don't bother with any of these. but last year's third worst performer gets a takeover bid and retail is looking up t weather is so cold it's turning losers to winners. the bottom line -- weirdly almost every one of the losers has a decent speculative thesis. if you made it through 2017 with these, you might as see what the beginning of 2018 brings for you. just in case another scana-style fairy tale comes true. >>> oh, our old friend larry in massachusetts. larry! >> caller: jim, happy new year, first of all i followed your lovely wife on instagram and it's great to see the beautiful world that you have built together through her eyes. >> lc d

meanwhile, a lot of other sneaker companies, nike is growing, adidas is growin.d around in 2001. julia: fast-forward to today. if you've ever been to a berkshire hathaway agm, you probably know brooks. it's tied to the ownership. claire: in 2001, the owner said we are just going to do shoes because that is what we do best. in 2006, berkshire hathaway, actually fruit of the loom, bought it and warren buffett has a number of investment managers that are triathletes and they say they have these shoe companies that are doing well. he met with weather. -- webber and webber explained his all running, only running, no cross trainers, no cheap shoes at walmart. these sort of $150-$180 high-end shoes. carol: the company is doubling in size every three years. claire: not currently. it was at the time. carol: but it is still growing. claire: yes. i think it is at half $1 billion now and their goal is to double it. julia: how? claire: that's what i asked. carol: especially with nike out there, adidas out there. there is a lot of competition. claire: there are two ways to do

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(vicki) playstation is the inspiration for nike's newest basketball shoe.teamed up with nike and n-b-a all-star, paul george to create the "p-g-two playstation" colorway sneakers. the oklahoma city thunder small forward debuted the shoes against the cleveland cavaliers saturday. each pair of shoes has a voucher code that can be redeemed for a special paul george theme for your playstation four. the limited edition sneakers are worth a little over a hundred bucks they'll be avaliable in stores on february tenth (grant) coming up... a south san francisco police officer is back on duty after he was attacked and critically injured two years ago... details on officer robby chon's recovery... and next....you're probably familiar with the term gold star mothers but there is a hidden history you may not know about.find out who was not able to participate..in the pilgrimage to honor our nation's fallen heroes. (grant) and after the break... the government shutdown is over... at least for now after congress passes a short-term spending bill that trump has signed into

ge, nike, under pressure.t but not least, commodities are weighing, as west texas companies down, oil pulling back and energy comes down. earlier in the day it was all green. those tech stocks, amazon, apple, microsoft, netflix all at record highs. 18 names on the dow jones industrial average hit record highs as well. all-time record highs since pulled back, trish. there could be some programs where they hit these levels that people want to take their profits. you have hit now seven milestones. this 26,000 is the 8th milestone since trump was elected in november of 2016. it has been fast. people are taking money off the stable. trish: that actually is a really good point, nicole. people forget about that. so much is automated. a lot of americans are invested in index fund. quite possible these programs were put in place to say, okay, you hit 26-k, you back off. maybe they will reprogram them after today because it has been a wild run-up or melt-up as some people are calling it. there is nothing really fundamen

i like nike.good stuff >> another big consumer name, chipotle, you got to go back to august for these levels here as ray jay goes over at market reform >> the calendar says business is still deteriorating but i got to tell you, remember when there is free cash flow, it turns out to be expensive it was the restaurant must likely to be taken over. i don't want to play that game because if they had any more bad news you would say wow, why did i buy it for >> yeah. >> they don't know jack. >> ackman is still in this >> it is kind of on the sell side >> did you know the action of cbs yesterday? i bet you did. stuff did not get by you >> that's america's most watched network. >> cvs went up a lot today because of believes if the red stone family is thinking of v viacom verizon is out there and we can still like you still looking at content access and charter, they really tried and did not get there. that was over a year ago at this point. would it buy cvs if it was for sale >> i think it would. >> it is

you also have nike going to straight to the consumer and amazon has their own site and on the nike siteou could buy the shoes and try them for 30 days and return them, footlocker is not doing that. >> foot traffic -- was negative -- mall traffic was negative in november and more negative in december maybe it was better than already lowered expectations but you see anything good in this. >> zero interest >> wow >> that must make it a buy we all hate. >> it looks like every other retail store -- >> and if there is less foot traffic they are wearing out fewer sneakers >> when tax reform became more likely, they were probably overshorted and then everyone said, oh, no the consumer will have the extra money and the short squeeze started and then you see some of them start to drop off again because it was artificial buying by people who had stayed too long on the short side there is no bull case for retail that i could imagine unless they all suddenly merged like the airlines and consolidate. >> they're high on the basketball shoes >> great. >> if younger -- i'm trying to speak from experienc

exited hilton and s&p global and all three produced decent returns for the firm nike is eck pecxpected to be a v stake. and as for those lps still skeptical about the turn around, well, ackman revealed a high water mark of 50% meaning investors in pershing square hold don't fees until returns surpass 50%. now ackman hasn't seen positive returns since 2014 when the firm's portfolio gain ed about 40%. herbalife, chipoltle and -- in the recent settle lt the winners, restaurant brand, the boost the portfolio got from pershing square's own buyback share program over the course of the year >> thank you so much. >> steve, you're the resident hedge fund u expert. weigh in on this >> it's so tough to turn the tide when you've had three down years and before that, while 14 was a great year, 13, i don't believe was a good year. made money, but market of course flew you could talk b about green light. corvex the bottom line is investors aren't that patient anymore. even thee heough he's got a high water mark that was the same bet he had to make after the first year loss to get back to the high wat

the weekly winners, united health, merck, nike. nike got a lot of positive comments from analysts, bernstein, wedbush, they're doing well selling products on amazon. this back half was general electric. we had the dismal story of general electric. even a possible breakup. american express and disney, those names came under pressure this week. david. david: without american express and ibm, we would have had a record close on the dow as well. nicole, thank you very much. tomorrow, by the way, marks one year in this presidency. it has been a banner year for the markets under president trump. all three indices with double-digit gains. here to hash out why, whether the good times will continue entrepreneur and former investment banker carol roth, and "barron's" senior editor jack hough. good to see you both. carol, let's go back to history, we have four record presidencies where the first year of their presidency had records. the first one surprisingly president roosevelt back during the midst of the depression. his first year there wa

lululemon, nike, reebok, rei and athleta offering fitness classes for free.think of the class today? >> it was amazing. i didn't expect that. it was very intense. it was fun. >> reporter: how much do you think you've saved in terms of money today, alone? >> oh. at least $25. being able to do it for free is really great. >> reporter: with so many on-demand workouts, experts say you can easily integrate these new trends into your routine. >> utilizing social media and looking at different trainers, you can take and put immediately into action and your daily workouts. >> reporter: but gyms are flexing new muscles, attempting to become lifestyle centers with outdoor hangout spaces, coffee shops and sense of community. new ways to break a sweat without breaking the bank. for today, jo ling kent, nbc news. >>> there are a few more ways. your health care provider and employer may provide discounts or reimburse you for your gym membership. don't be shy about negotiating lower rates. they say it never hurts to ask. and see if your local running store or bike shop offe

he also had on gray jeans and a black nike brand shoes. >>> the engineer that google fired for writing a memo criticizing the company's diversity policies has now filed a discrimination lawsuit. james demore accuses google of discriminating against whites, men and conservatives. the lawsuit filed in santa clara county claims he was harassed and threatened. google fired him last august after he wrote a memo that was later posted online and went viral suggesting men are biologically superior to women in software programming and high-tech jobs. >>> google issued this brief response to the lawsuit -- we look forward to defending against his lawsuit in court. >>> the police actively looking for someone who shined a green laser beam at a chp helicopter in richmond over the weekend. this happened just after 6 pm sunday night near richmond parkway and giant word. the laser came from a neighborhood in san pablo but so far police have not made an arrest. >> i don't know why they're doing it other than they are curious as to how far the laser beam could go. >> that curiosity can be deadly. that l

made from nike shoes? >> nike shoe fiber. >> i love this. can you guess what this is?tte butts. travertine.s like >> countertops? display.rtops, product it can become an ashtray for example. >> how many cigarette butts is this? >> 2000. >> the best use of cigarette butts i have seen. how wasteful are we as a species given that taiwan is the factory of the world, at least the tech world? >> we are too wasteful as you can imagine. is going up,mption not down. especially all the packaging, disposable goods, especially with fast fashion and how fast we are changing our needs. going to envision more trash is coming, but we must do something to transform that into a new application where that can get back into the system and create a circular loop internally with itself. haidi: that was the founder and z in taiwan.i a quick check of the business flash headlines. ehsi crashed after resuming trading for the first time in nine months. facinglicly traded unit $1.5h crunch and death of billion. -- debt of $1.5 billion. tencent has taken a challenge to alibaba by investing in the