do you own nike? do you still wear nike, and will you ever wear nike again? >> so the question, do i own nike, do i still wear nike, will i ever wear nike again. i, i did wear nike through the reporting of this book. i justify -- i mean, i spent a lot of time at the university of oregon campus where i was, some people knew what i was up to, and maybe some people less so. and i felt like maybe, i mean, it was a little bit sneaky of me maybe, but i felt like maybe it would make some people slightly more comfortable with me. >> camouflage. >> yeah. so more recently i actually did confront this question recently. .. >> if i wear any other shoe that anyone recognizes, then, you know, someone may find some fault with it, but if i wear these, then i can at least say no one profited from them except for a good honest criminal. [laughter] >> yeah. was there another question you had? no. i had a question, we're in washington, d.c. we're -- this is now a town where we spend a lot of time thinking about the inner life of one billionaire. this book describes the inner lif

nike h as unveiled its self tying basketball shoe.it's called the nike adapt bb and will cost execs say be the "platform," a word that nike executives reserve for that can massive sales.available today will bring the heaviest of rainfall of the best 3 days and for many areas the season so far. after a morning with scattered showers heavy rain arrives after noon with the potential of flooding along with strong winds boosting through the afternoon into the evening. highs will peak in the mid to upper 50's with low 60's for some. (robin) no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 in the south bay ... governor gavin newsom joined the mayor of san jose to discuss affordable housing options. for people in california to thrive ... governor gavin newsom says the state needs to build more affordable housing. the governor is proposing a budget that includes 500- millio

the floor in blood by those size 12 nike impact sneakers.hey on 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

are there at nike ?i was like, i am in -- at nike? this is why advertising is like brilliant. go ahead. [laughter] >> the advertisement where the brotherhood campaign -- they did this thing -- oh my god. prof. parker: in the article, there is this brotherhood campaign where they had a black hand and white hand shaking hands as if they are for integration and civil rights but they are practicing racial discrimination the whole time. whatever movements happened in the future, you have to start asking not only do you treat consumers well -- we do this with chick-fil-a, different -- h&m, different varieties of stores, but i think because of the way -- we no longer think of ourselves as workers. we all think of ourselves as consumers and understand we want certain service will ago -- when we go someplace to you want to be waited on, no attitude, not looked over. you forget what the worker goes through. we are all workers. probably all low-wage workers. i don't think anyone is making six figures in this room.

even burning the nike shoes bought was a bit risky but it seemed to have worked out in nike's favor because one estimate showed that sales went up by thirty percent so sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't work how much damage can such a complaint actually do well in the case of pepsi if we look at pepsi you can have severe reputational damage and you are. the target of campaigns the internet never forgets basically so this is something that will hang over pepsi and in the case of nike sometimes it does go very well so you just really depends on your message and how you react to the backlash to. mixing shaving cream with politics. from our social media desk thank you so much. a bit of news from the automotive sector for your german car maker fox wagon and u.s. competitor ford have announced a much anticipated plan to forge an alliance the two companies will work to together to develop commercial vans and medium sized pickups while exploring cooperation on electric and driving cars company heads made the announcement at the motor show in detroit and said the first vehicles from the effort

and even nike with the sports. but i never -- in the context of the worker/consumer alliance, i never thought about like the people, the black people or working class people that were working in those stores that were, too, affected. i guess my question would be how can we use that in a way that isn't like okay, for a few months i'm not going to shop at h&m but actually build and put money back into black businesses? >> it also, i feel like, it inspires as well. i remember from that a little girl like had a business and she made -- i forgot what the t-shirts had said. but it was circled around and embracing, and she skyrocketed, and celebrities were supporting her. i feel like when situations like that happen, it inspires a lot of people. >> yeah. >> and then black people get put on the map. >> we forget that black purchasing power is enormous in this country, right? this is what civil rights activists got at the time. by the mid 20th century, we're talking about a billion dollar or more industry. the money that af

magic with nike's new smart sneakers..but a lot of reviewers have already gotten the chance to lace them up... which you do with an app on your phone. there's a computer and a small motor in the soles that tightens the laces to your liking. when i was kid we walked to school barefoot but these days, god forbid a kid has to bend over and tie their shoe. although if you're a disadvanted child without a fancy phone you can bend over and push a button on the side of the sneaker to snug it up. the best part is.. nike has made this affordable to the masses.. the new adapt bb shoe will retail for just 350 bucks! a bargain compared to nike's first self tying shoe.. the hyperadapt.. that costed 720 bucks. oh and the computer does more than just tie the shoe.. it also tracks your movement.. so you can see how far and how fast you go.. like a fitness partner. i'm only poo pooing it cuz i can't afford it. infact, i'll wake you up, tie your shoes, time you and tell you to run faster for 200 bucks. i also don't want a shoe that can run

you can buy at night he is at the dsw and nike's mec -- nike's at a dsw and at a macy's. is a vitamin discount or regular stores. even by the met specialist shops like the nike store in downtown chicago where you can order them off of amazon. there is a way in which goods are so mass-produced now you can purchase them just about anywhere. degree, thet, to a goods have been democratized. of allows for a wider group people to purchase goods that make them feel as though they are of the middle class. generation,, for my it would have been buying expensive jeans. jeans, butould buy could you buy jordache? all of you are looking at me like what is jordache. equivalent of like baby fat. [laughter] [indiscernible] >> the idea is that not everybody can buy these. true religion, something like that. they go. idea that it is different now what marks the clothing. you can have certain label that marci levine of a certain class. the fact that you can get , but youores -- coors could've bought it from the marshals or you could've bought it from bloomingdale. this is where things get a

that immediately sparked controversy. >> sorry, nike. past 20-plus years, not anymore. >> reporter: but nike's move seems to have paid off. the revenue soared after that release. >> it was a calculated risk by nike. they determined that the audience that would be receptive to that message was more important to them than the audience that would not. >> reporter: procter & gamble which owns gillette has not shied away from topics. pantene launched strong is beautiful campaign, encouraging fathers to be more present in daughters' lives. >> it's not enough to run an ad and say our product is the best. you have to get attention and be talked about. >> reporter: dove broke the mold when it introduced real beauty campaign, ads focussed on body positivity. since then, companies have followed with mixed results. >> i want to brew a beer. >> reporter: budweiser tackled the issue of immigration during the super bowl, with this widely-praised ad from 2017. >> a huge percentage of budweiser drinkers are immigrants to this country, a very calculated c

and the university becomes a nike school or a adidas school or under armour school concern the players who us a sentences by amateurs into human billboards, running around on the court in nationally sell sized games, head to tow in mikey insignias. it's a great deal for the companies. what these three companies operate on the grassroots basketball circuit, the youth basketball circuit. they operate as virtual crime families, throwing money around, doing all kinds of stuff -- excuse me -- >> that's okay. >> they operate as virtual crime families. they are throwing money all over the place, to influence people to wear their gear to influence kids to wear their gear. >> >>: last question, which is rick pitino now and what is his future? >> rick pitino is in exile in florida from college basketball, from basketball at large. he is king lear of the hoop circuit. he is angry, he is aggrieved. he is denying everything. he says, i told everybody under me to do the right thing, and they didn't do the right thing. and of course they know how much i care about the rules so when they breck the rul

i think nike closed around $80.50 or so that was the level when nike came out and announced the colinpernick ad. you know what happened after that, gave a lot of that back. now we're within a whisper of an all-time high on a tape that's been until recently pretty negative 26 times forward earnings makes its expensive in this environment and nike continues to grind higher. it's very hard to fight against that given that it's traded well on a lousy tape. >> i not only think that we retest but i think that we break it i don't think we'll get that retest, 2450 or 2500 -- >> does that mean everything he said was wrong >> no, no. >> what do you like? >> it's everything where do we bounce from there. i think we trade down to 2200 in the s&p. >> check out shares of ibm they're soaring in after hours session. the company conference call is taking place right now >>> plus more bad news for housing as stanley black & decker air forcesdeck er issues a dire warning more "fast money" still ahead. >>> welcome back to "fast money. we've got an earnings alert. ibm shares up 7.5% after better than expe

contract with nike, then switch to under armour.id: how did he pick under armour over the others? kevin: his three-year-old daughter at the time made the decision. stephen curry had offers from all three brands. he was the seventh pick in the draft. three years have gone by and he did not feel he was getting the love from the brand he was with at the time. on top,hree shoeboxes each issue we had for him. he said, tell me what you think to his daughter. she got up and hobbled over there and picked up the first , looked atdidas shoe it, and threw it over her shoulder she walked over to the second -- shoulder. she walked up to the second, the nike shoe, threw it over her shoulder. she walked over to the under armour shoe and said, this one, daddy. david: wow. did you have to pay her? kevin: not a bad idea. but itld be fashionable, is great if it increases your blood fall -- flow and helps your muscles recover faster platoon greater shape for tomorrow. david: i feel the blood flowing already. ♪ children or young adults are buying athlet

i'm watching nike today.ail got a rare downgrade from neutral to outperform let's get to the analyst that made that call jonathan joins us from baird what is your best guess, that their -- >> the stock is one of the better performing top ideas in 2018 and top rating the last four years prospects from a product in digital perspective is as strong, perhaps, as we've ever seen that said there's always an appropriate price to pay for any stock. we think, given our sector view, that could come under further pressure in 2019 we think 70% current premium under nike trades could come under pressure and hence, we are stepping to the sideline. >> where else in your coverage universe can you see growth like nike has seen globally, no apparent impact according to the last statement, innovation, technology, direct to consumer these are all the reasons your fellow analysts love this stock and this company where else are you finding that? >> yeah. you make a very good point the growth prospects are strong and we've seen the

and a spray popular and are it was limited and nike and supreme, and are it was limited and nike andt did that mean? it's his nickname. his fans are spitting out coffee right now! probably not awake. his shoes are such a perfect example of supply and demand. they've been made relatively omitted and he brings the demand. there is... he is the michaeljordan of today. a perfect example of that, because of that, many different models, some are inexpensive as 200 us dollars up to 5000. we are in the wrong game, clearly. and your feet are too big. let's leave it there. josh, great to talk to you. thanks for coming in. great to see you. let's get more now on the international monetary fund lowering its forecast for the global economy. its chief economist says if the trade war with the us worsens — then growth in china could further weaken. revisions that we've made right now are fairly modest. but the risks are very high. the risks i would flag, too, as being quite important. one is escalation of trade tensions. and the second is a further deterioration in financial conditions. the reason t

nike require u.s.r global growth or does it have enough of a secular story going on that even if the consumer is not as strong this year as it was last year or even if the gl glow ba global economy is not as good. >> you'll need global growth you'll have to have pricing power. they price these things almost like an iphone >> demand might not be susceptible but price will be? >> i think so. >> i feel like a fool because what stephanie is talking about, i'm an example of someone who bought the stock on the significant decline and talked about how i had gotten out lower than it is here. mid-70s. rang the register on it. i made the mistake in trying to classify the company in the potential of u.s. china issues it's going to be able to with stand that if you look at their product line, you're talking about sneakers in terms of sales that 7 out of the top 10 global brands is all nike the product is fantastic i wish i would get back in it again. >> what about it doesn't give you the chance to do that. what ab

. >> eun hasn't found an app to fold her laundry, this mooning we're at nike's new shoes that can tiemselves through your smart phone. >> these a the adapt bbs, nike designed them to provide, quote a truly customized fit for every basketball player.pt the fit a technology can be controlled with the app or manually by pushing a button. youan even input different fit settings, such as more relaxed fit for during a time-out. the adapt bbs will be available mid februar for $350. can it help you dunk? can it help you y withr layup when you're driving to the basket? >> you don't see the laces there obviously. the shoe just tightens around your foot. >> is it w heavier tooh the technology? they'll make some money, nike. >>> coming up next, watch out for black ice as you head back work and schooltoday. >> the roads could be slick fter the slushy mess refroz >> announcer: news 4 today starts now. >>> freezing ernight temperatures cause that slushy mess on the roads to refreeze in places.f slow down as you head into work and school today. we're keeping an eye on what uld be a slick commute agai

if starbucks and nike aren't down you can say wait a second.hina has chinese competitors. >> doesn't it have to do with the simple -- and the price of the phone versus what they are dealing with in the market. now they are fifth in the market. not to mention, interestingly, a lot of people in chinese almost is their own operating system. it doesn't make it as difficult to move out of the ecosystem. >> that's very important. >> that's very important. i believe it is a technological marvel. i believe the ecosystem is terrific. i think there are people who want to move off. i believe the price of the phone is too high. that's why i can't say you have to buy it. one thing i think apple has to be careful about. apple wants you to buy the stock after they preannounce. been in this business since 1979. don't touch our stock. of course, no company, there has been never a ceo who says we are preannouncing. i said are you kidding me? and i almost thought they said don't buy our stock. this one is buy our stock, we screwed up and we don't know what is goi

under armour is out, nike is in.e solidifying its hold on america's major sports leagues, signing a new ten-year partnership with major league baseball set to launch in 2020. nike already has long-term contracts with both the nfl and nba. nike shares currently marginally higher. the consumer goods giant saw gains on the bottom and top l e line, the hand soap maker seeing a 2% slide in comp sales from a year ago. ceo ian cook saying sales could continue to be flat in 2019. shares right now marginally lower. d.r. horton reporting shaky results, the home builder missing quarterly profit estimates for the first time in nearly two years as higher housing prices took a bite out of sales. the ceo still optimistic, though, forecasting a strong spring selling season ahead. shares still down 3.4%. >>> up next, we are waiting for democratic leaders to speak. "countdown" coming right back. a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliab

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nikes that look like this right here. >> what?t for blending in at the golf course. nike has unveiled a new version of the air 1 mack sneakers to make the shoes blend in with the court. >> so like hunting on the golf course. like camouflage. why do you need to -- >> what if you accidentally swing and hit your feet because you can't see. >> right. >> so west side said the shoes feature the same zoom air midsole you see there. same as the air max one. but they haven't yet announced a release date for the shoe. retail price, $140. >> okay, that's not awful, i guess. i can get with the texture nike shoes, but i don't know about the turf. >> yeah. as long as they don't feel that way inside. >> velvet, furry -- what tid you say? >> shoes made of wood. >> you're right. >> like pinoccio? >> yeah. and a cute puppy. look. >>> and i'm free. free walking. >> mm-hmm. they're driving, but he's walking through the air. >>> this morning on "world news now" cross country chaos. wicked weather bringing heavy rain and snow, rock slides and pile ups

c commissionnopean is to investigate nikes tax affairs. bephen: eu authororities will looking into revelations that emerged in the para light -- paradise papers. the commissioner says they will be looking into a series of dutch tax agreements and whether they gave nike and unfair advantage over competitors. the deals have allowed the company to o trust the clay rede its top -- taxable income -- drastically reduce its taxable income. genie: the latest on the u.s.-china talks. thehen: they described talks as extensive and thorough and say progress is being made, including the transfer of intellectualal property rights. the talks also covered chinese commititments to b buy more goon the united states. the discussions wrapped up on wednesday. hoping to avoid anyny further escalation of the trade war between the worlds two largest economies. fading in trading and it has been coupled with weak earnings by retailers. -- down some 3% after the yellow vest protests last month costed some 45 million. market, e europe tradingg $1.15 in just over 90 p

it is as susan pointed out exactly what happened with nike.ot always right. >> the nike sales shoot up like crazy. david: you are absolutely right. >> so will gillette. david: does it make sense, rick, to put yourself right in the middle of a contentious debate? >> yes, because number one, most people aren't going to be offended by it. only the rush limbaughs of the world will be. david: look at the website, you can see a lot of people are offended. >> yeah. >> number two, putting yourself in the middle of it is what you call getting pr. [laughter] >> getting pr, they are getting a lot of it at this point. >> free ad time. we're talking about it on tv. >> rick, i disagree. >> aren't you alienating your customers? >> i think it works -- i think it works if it works, you know, the colin kaepernick ad was brilliant. wonderful things, heroes you could look at, serena williams -- >> how many people went crazy on nike? >> but you are right, and a lot of people didn't like the ad, but it worked. this works if it works. i know it oversimplifies it. bu

pulled the ad in the face of calls for a boycott another more recent example of nike teaming up with a football player. he's become something of a lightning rod for taking in need during the national anthem to protest police brutality that cooperation angered a lot of people and americans some americans saw that even burning then nike shoes bought was a bit risky but it seemed to have worked out in nike's favor because one estimate. went up by thirty percent so sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't work how much damage can such a complaint actually do well in the case of pepsi if we look at pepsi you can have severe reputational damage and you are. the target of campaigns the internet never forgets basically so this is something that will hang over pepsi and in the case of nike sometimes it does go very well so you just really depends on your message and how you react to the backlash to. shaving cream. from our social media thank you so much. back to sara now and tennis fans a melbourne doing everything to stay in the shade getting those portable fans ready christophe because it is

i like my nikes. >> nike, by the way, says that the european commission's investigation is without meritetty much what we get from all the companies that they go for nike is subject to and rigorously ensures it complies with all the same tax laws as all the other companies operating in the netherlands the worst that could happen here is they could get a fine and they could fight that too like apple's been doing in the courts. >> the government shutdown, we haven't really talked about how it impacts stocks at this point. did want to mention the president on his way to the southern border did say that he's still planning to go to davos in a couple of weeks in switzerland. but if the shutdown continues, he says he won't go. on the subject of the right to declare a national emergency at the border, he says i'm not doing it yet, but i may do it. view of air force one. morning, bob. >> no emergency here you can blame it on retail i think it's time for a breather folks. we were close to 2600 a month ago prior to the fed meeting we've come back, do the math here, 250-300 points that's a lot that

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youtube is banning any videos showing people risking serious danger or death. >> nike is promising a shoe with the perfect fit. >> the company is rolling out a self-lacing smart shoe that you can control with your phone. the shoe is meant for basketball players and custom sensors automatically tighten or loosen the fit to match the activity. >> wow. >> those are your techbytes. >> okay. >> okay. of course, look at that earthquake to show you. here we go. it's right -- it's a 3.7 where 24 and 13 come together. as you come out of the tunnel. everything is high or very high. whether it's hydroplaning, flooding or trees and power lines down. not good this afternoon and evening. >> mike, thank you. dealing with the strongest storm of the season. >> piedmont area, as mike said, 3.7 magnitude. it's around state 24 and highway 13. reggie, you got a tweet from someone that said b.a.r.t. is on hold. that is standard procedure. they slow down the trains in areas. they stop them temporarily in places to check the tracks. make sure there's no damage. i'm sure we'll be moving again shortly. as soo

is also the birthplace of chris's most revered ancient warrior, alexander the great, and in salleh nikeace. a lot of politicians who have openly aligned themselves in this deal. —— saliniki. the deputy public water minister also yesterday tendered her resignation to the prime minister because she had been receiving a rash of hate mail also. all right, thank you very much. very interesting to get your perspective on what is going on there. something we will keep an eye on. ukraine is a country at war, and military service is compulsory for all men over 20. while the country's armed forces allow gay men to serve, almost none are open about their sexuality. we went to meet the country's first openly gay soldier. has served as a medic and an operator in the ukrainian volunteer battalion. —— i served. i could not tell to anybody, although guys were co nsta ntly tell to anybody, although guys were constantly asking me to whom i am going out, they asked me to show some photos of the lady. it very it. very hard for me to accept myself as gay, when we returned to the civilian life, we encountere

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nike, don't think it was using cell phone to tie the nike shoelaces made the stock a go.eport chinese consumers may buy fewer iphones but not fewer nike shoes. losers, let's look a week, this has been a week, certainly last few days on news. verizon, pfizer, unloved names. walt disney reported something that grabbed attention for investors significant investment in content. that is not something investors wanted to hear today. that stock down. liz, back to you. liz: i agree. to see goldman up 14% on the week. it is still down 21% year-over-year. nice move up off the floor, gerri. you're welcome. connell: stock and bond markets are shuttered. fox business is open for business. i and team countdown are here. why? first of all fox business works harder. we're here. but the record long shut down is expected to still be in force but there are also all kinds of international stories. the international markets are open. so it is rao little important you stay tuned. beijing expected to release the gdp report. so growth in china will move our futures. i guarranty you. growth or la

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the adidas and the nike. and guess what, you can't. you can't. >> what do you mean?e quality. you can't compare the fit. i've got a very athletic fit you could buy champion >> one of them is 50 bucks, one is 100 bucks >> right but my point is lulu a growing faster so it deserves the premium to nike. but i wouldn't buy here because 44 times current year earnings it's not grown 50% nike i'm also skeptical. solid hold, i just don't think it's going to run away from you. >> evelyn in baltimore has a question for you, joseph chipotle how about it >> chipotle, i'm long. staying long absolutely staying long like the digital turnaround. like the total transformation that this company is experiencing reporting strong earnings. >> all right thank you. >>> final trades straight ahead. (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a ful

. >>> nike unveiled a surprising look for its newest golf shoes. yes, that's grass. the newest version of the nike max one is inspired by the golf course turf and it is a turf-like material that camouflages your feet. and they are calling the new shoes grass. >> what if someone tries to mow over my feet? i don't like it. >> they kind of look like slippers from that angle. >> oh, yes. >> cozy. >> can you imagine -- >> i'm not wearing that. >> i don't understand why you want to camouflage your feet. >> and golf shoes are cute. they're two-tone. reminiscent, they're a throw-back, this is not cute. >> i'm sorry, nike. do not send me a pair. i will not wear them. >> i kind of like them in a weird way. i don't know. >> that's because you're a meteorologist and you think the grass is going to grow. >> yes. >> if it gets wet. >> well, you know, the shoe model. >> at least it is not like a chia pet. >> no, i wouldn't go too far. >> the weather forecast, it does have a little bit more rain in it. grass, as we head toward the next couple of day, let's take new the microclimate

nike did not tell us that, that's the one big american brand that has said we have not seen a slowingina. >> and proctor to. >> there you go. >> it's not clear and concise. >> it would suggest you can separate the wheat from the chaff, so to speak, you can say nike and proctor are executing better than nvidia and caterpillar. >> demand was down in the fourth quarter and unless and until we see improvement in china, they're down for 2019. nvidia is different, it's cyclical. >> they're talking about the chinese consumer we spoke about this at the top of the hour. but the analyst there said what happened, we're talking about basically consumer pc demand, slow that's not caterpillar mining equipment. >> correct that's the difference, business segments that would affect mcdonald's adds well. it's execution if nike continues to be that aspirational brand and china continues to strive for that, they can execute and do well starbucks falls into that category probably. where that's more difficult is where you have selection, caterpillar, if the industrial business is coming down, we should loo

brands like starbucks gillette and nike have devoted customers in china but the prolonged discord among political leaders could erode the soil base. the chinese buy more consumer products from america than they do from any other foreign country including japan and south korea american brands have grown to be such a status symbol in china's growing middle class that many cannot imagine life without the. young could no more trade between the two countries has reached far and wide people in both countries cannot live without the other nations products the us cannot live without china and china cannot live without us products either. but that sentiment is tempered by the growing popularity of chinese made products which often cost only a fraction of their u.s. competitor. if agreements cannot be made i will have my own preference of choice in terms of famous brands of us close to me their prices are already pretty expensive if trade agreements are cooperation cannot be made i will prefer to buy our local brands instead. yeah. but at the moment china remains vital to many u.s. brands that co

. >> miré nike muestra su tecnología una aplicación que ajusta cordones de los tenis de basketball ,es de basketball . >> amarrese para hacer ejercicio ahora con una aplicación y se fue . >> claro . >> después hacer ejercicio también . >> sí esta época muchos quieren tener dietas hasta cambian y se hacen vegetarinos .>> sabe cómo? pero hay aplicaciones para facilitar su vida . >> esta aplicación le da ideas de 140 recetas basadas en plantas pueden ser hasta libre de gluten busque por el tipo y cree una lista . >> la aplicación que tiene fotos solo cuesta 1,99 dólares y está para android o ios . >> esta da recetas de jugos, batidos, ensaladas, también hay recetas fáciles de seguir, lista de compra y contenido esta plataforma está para ios por solo 3,99 dólares su versión de android saldrá pronto . >> esta aplicación la creo giovana mendoza con 110 recetas veganas desde pizza cruda a tostada mango , todas con fotografías de alta definición , instrucciones y videos para ver cómo se hacen los alimentos tiene costo de 2,99 dólares para usuarios de ios y android . >> pues interesante sobre

this didn't really hurt nike in the end because this guy has been up thirty percent jerry from our social media thank you so much. and finally german airports are mostly out of commission today as security staff strike over pay hundreds of national and international flights have been cancelled at eight german airports including the country's busiest hobb which is frankfurt at least two hundred trains on time most are said to be hit by cancellations and delays security staff and pay to be raised to twenty euros an hour across the board as well at present there are large discrepancies in salaries along across germany with workers in the east and the less than those in the western part of the country and that is thirty years after germany's free unification and that's your business update here on d.w. you can find more on our website. slash business or simply follow us on twitter i'm christopher werth thanks for the company c.e.o.'s of. memories they show and you should all be your imax. and here you have dave inserted on. an entire show inspired by the inspirational architect. by your mass

these new nike shoes sound r ridiculous, but i am dying to check them out.e went out on the strhite rnoon and asked people if they wanted to test the new self-lacing shoes out. except we didn't give them self-lacing shoes, we gave them regular nike slip-ones. one of the writers came up with the idea, and i thought, nobody's going to believe this. i'm both happy and ashamed to say every single person who tried them fell for it. in tonight's edition of lie witness [ applause ] >> so the way these work, they're controlled by an app. >> okay. >> so when i press right and left, each shoe is going to lace up. so i'm pressing the right one. let me know when you feel it. are you feeling it tightening on the right? >> yeah. >> okay. does that feel good? >> yes, it does. >> okay. i'm going to switch to the left. are you feeling that now? >> oh, yeah, yeah, you can feel it. it just adjusts to your foot. it like hugs your foot basically, is what it feels like. they feel really comfortable. >> so you think it does a batesbetter job than if you laced it yourself? >> an ea

nike is promising a shoe with the perfect fit. a self-lacing smart shoe.n control with your phone. the adapt. the shoe is meant for basketball players. custom censors tighten or loosen to match the wearers activity. it cost $350. available for preorder right now. officially on sale next month. >> culture changes are showing up in the workplace. bloomberg reports nearly 76% of women between ages of 25 and 34 are either currently working or actively looking for work. this narrows the gap between working women and their male peers to around 12%. women are also more likely than male peers to have college degrees. delaying marriage and mother hood. right now 89% of men are working. >> unusual site on the east coast. the icy circle that keeps spinning. >> what's coming up at 5:00. >> we'll continue to keep tabs on the storm whipping through the bay area. live doppler 7 showing how intense the storm is. and only getting worse. later tonight. we're keeping a close eye on the roads. live on the bay bridge as commuters head home for the day. and the coast guard tell

if the chinese can make good sneakers, i would tell you to short nike starbucks hasn't been targeted, that i can tell. it's a fed field day domestically we have layoffs galore in the energy patch, in oil and natural gas. we have a slowdown in construction because of higher interest rates and the possibility of community banks can't raise capital because they would pay too much interest to get it we have hideous automobile and housing numbers. and we have what i think will be some big retail layoffs, particularly in the mall they must be so happy at the fed. they're getting the job cuts they wanted. now, as a stock picker, i think powell has made it more difficult to make money. we have a collapse in oil, the slowdown is cutting into the earnings gasoline is so low, but you don't buy those stocks when the economy is so slow so what do you do? you buy the stocks of companies that do well in a recession, even though i don't think we're going into one, that are bolstered by natural gas, oil. they're safety stocks. if you can drink it or wash with it so i think a trade deal with china cou

. >>> still ahead, nike is out with new cutting-edge and tech savvy athletic gear.e will tell you about the new shoe that uses an app to tighten your laces. >>> tracking the rain out there it is wet on the roadways this morning and this evening but tomorrow it really gets going. tomorrow afternoon's commute will be a mess. rain and snow in the mountains, see you back here. >>> coming up at 7 p.m. we look at the proposed border wall. we will talk to a former i.c.e. agent about what works for security at the border. >>> the help san francisco mayor is offering for tsa workers who are on the job without pay. so we don't want you to pay yone cent more than you need to for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cost. in fact, enrollees pay an average of $5 per day. see how little it costs to get covered. visit coveredca.com today. >>> thank you for watching ktvu fox 2 . >> where the power of 2 comes from you. >>> tree cutting cruise in berkeley with a dual mission. the tree cutter say five diseased trees needed to be removed. officers

sportswear company nike has unveiled the latest incarnation of its self—lacing smart shoe. with a range of lace tensions. and if you're worried about getting stuck in them, no fear — the company says the battery will last at least ten days. and finally, spare a thought for the robots of henn na hotel this week, some of whom are looking for work. in a twist to the classic tale, japan's iconic robot hotel has had to lay off half of its 243—strong robotic workforce. velociraptor receptionist is gone, as well as dozens of the in—room assistant churi. as well as maintenance issues, churi kept on waking people up at night, mistaking snores for questions, and velocira ptor receptionist couldn't handle foreign guests. and now, we're gonna go back in time to the consumer electronics show in las vegas from last week, where voice was a massive deal. and we asked lara lewington and richard taylor to check out the big talk at the show. it's only taken a few years for voice—activated smart assistants to become an integral part of every self—respecting techie‘s lifestyle. amazon's alexa s

we have to talk about these sneakers from nike that actually tie themselves up. tell usis about >> would you love that? it sounds kind of lazy, but not really. >> yes, it does. >> these are so cool. they're the nike adapt sneakers and they lace up by themselves. not even by themselves. you can do it with your phone. high-tech technology, right? >> you need your phone to tie your shoes? >> not -- you can. they're 350. $350. and you remember michael j. fox had the back to the future scene for folks with parakinson's disease. so it did help a lot of people. one. are the lower end they posted on social media a few nba players who tried them out. >> for $350? >> they're not like out yet.re i think the going to sell out. >> when people understand that, that means the shoe company is inside your phone. >> let me tie my shoes real quick. >> you get some and h show us they work. good to see you. >> okay. sure. >> pam, over to you. >> i'll try them. comments condemned. republicans are punishing a member of their own party today> teve king's comments are his own. and his ex