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i love it. >> nancy, what do you think about nike >> i think nike has done a lot of things right.ey get about 18.5% of their sales from china and they've been able to thread that needle nicely as opposed to some other retailers. that said, we don't own it in our portfolios anymore because of valuation i love the brand, i own it personally, but i think you have to be sensitive. i would advise to wait for a pull back. it is at 35, i think is what tim said, for '23. it is at 34 on '22 earnings, and the yield at .75, so you're not getting paid much in terms of yield premium. i think there are probably some better places to hang out in the near term. >> it is one of those stocks, dom, that makes you go, yeah, that's why it has the high p/e you know, when it is pretty much a sure thing you have to pay up for it >> it is not just that, it is the brand cache. it has been there a long time. there was a highlight in note that caught my attention, it is the metaverse. after reading the note, i thought about it in many of the conversations i have had with investors, traders up and down wall s

. >> does this get you worried about nike if lululemon is going to warn, maybe a nike can do it, too? >> well, first of all, that nike chart, there's a lot to be concerned about. it is kind of in -- you noknow,n no man's line. nike has endured some of the same dynamics. nike is somewhere around 33 to 34 times this is why the stock is stuck here i just think that a lot of the dynamics we are talking about with labor, with hours, especially on the lululemon side, are certainly temporary. i think if you look at, there are other retailers out there, there are other people -- you know, crocs guided higher, fig has guided higher, despite the fact i'm not sure who is wearing fashion scrubs, but apparently a lot of people. i think it is not a universal story, but i think the higher market stocks will be vulnerable >> or crocs, crocs, dan. are you wearing crocs these days but apparently they're guiding higher, people want them does it spell trouble in your view eaven for the weak retailes that may not have the problems lululemon and nike have? >> yes, near term, we know because of the fear of

: march 2019, avenatti was arrested again, this time for trying to extort millions of dollars from niket you saw in that case was a jury convicting him of attempting to extort millions of dollars from a major corporation in what prosecutors say was a desperate shakedown. >> reporter: in april, federal prosecutors indicted him on 36 counts including fraud, perjury, tax evasion, embezzlement, and other financial cripes. the allegations that he stole millions of dollars from his clients, he pleaded not guilty. >> the fraud case in california actually and remarkably ended in a mistrial. avenatti successfully argued that federal prosecutor had withheld exculpatory evidence in the case. so right now we're waiting to see if that case is going to be dismissed on grounds of double jeopardy or if it is going to go to a second trial, a retrial. >> reporter: in july he was sentenced to 30 months in prison for the nike extortion case. >> avenatti if anything knows that he has seen incredible peaks, now he's at an incredible low. i think one of the only questions is, is he sort of done falling? could

vietnam, which is manufacturing a lot of nike products and let's remember in the last quarter, chinaorming, clearly. you're going to see a revival of the growth for china and the revenue contribution as we move forward in the coming quarters certainly with easier policy on the monetary side from the chinese. so overall, i'm going back into the name, okay i took my criticism for what i did last year. i accept it, but this is the perfect spot to get back in the spot where it is i'm going to buy it on the close. >> buy it on the close it's 18% off of its highs. down 12% this year and joe, i'm looking at a one-year of it on cnbc.com it's not that far from sort of a flat looking move from a year ago until now. >> well, it's fallen off as you just defined it's fallen off significantly. so it allows me to take advantage of a name that i know and i suggest to all the viewers right now with markets trading wi with this volatility, focus on the stocks you know well and those are the stocks you want to be positioning in or building positions further or establishing positions go with what you kn

the high-powered nike executive spent years in prison as a young man for a crime that's haunted him for on the road to redemption, hoping his story can help others. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: here in beaverton, oregon, on the campus that makes up the nike world headquarters, 72-year-old larry miller is headed to work. >> i still have to pinch myself sometimes that my life has turned out the way it has. >> reporter: throughout miller's office are little mementos of his milestones and a-list friends. >> this picture right here of m.j. with the rings, that was a part of our initial campaign. muhammad ali gloves are always my favorite. >> reporter: these items, photos, even miller's resume, once president of the portland trail blazers, now chairman of the wildly successful jordan brand, it all suggests a life of success and privilege. but the glossy exterior, miller says, only tells part of his story. >> every day i think about the fact that i took the life of a young black man. >> reporter: it's a secret he's carried for more than 50 years, that as a teenager he pleaded guilty

>> nike is suing saying just don't do it to lululemon. the sports apparel giant claiming patent infringement over it at home ear or fitness device and related mobile apps. nike says it holds a number of other fitness equipment paton's that lululemon is infringing upon by selling the mirror. according to lemon, the patents in question are overly broad and invalid and say it will make its case in court. well, it appears men have a slight confidence problem when it comes to their looks. new study finds that most men rate themselves. >> just a little above average, the poll surveyed more than 1000 guys in the u.s. and the uk. it found that men rated their attractiveness. 5.9 on a scale of one to 10. overall, just 42% of men are happy. they say with the way they look at that number declined says men age with just 36% of guys. saying there happy an attractive between the ages of 46 in 55. so take that for what it the biggest issue guys say they face is wait. the car producer had fun putting that video together. that's still ahead on kron. 4 new

. >> meanwhile, starting tomorrow, nike is expected to begin firing its unvaccinated workers. right now. it's unknown just how many of the company's 73,000 workers have not yet received a vaccine. nike said it had planned to have workers return back to the office on january 10th on a hybrid schedule. those plans have since been scrapped. a new return date has not yet been announced. >> tennis star novak djokovich will not be able to defend his australian open title. djokovich is being kicked out of the country before the start of the australian open 3 judges in a court there upheld the decision to cancel the tennis star's visa. it was revoked on friday because of issues surrounding his stance against the covid-19 vaccination job act was trying to use a medical exemption to get around the requirements that everybody at the australian open be vaccinated, including players and their support. team djokovich is not vaccinated. the tennis star said he is disappointed by the court's decision, but he respects it. a new study found that a booster shot of the johnson and johnson vaccine

there. >> nike, what about on the european side. should we own an lvmf and let it roll >> i saw in europe, particularly the luxury, the lines, there were 40 people waiting to buy an lvmf bag montclair wasn't letting people in stores. they are a sign saying there's a technical glitch the glitch was they had no sales people you can still own lvmf here. moncler had some issues selling stuff because of the complete lack of staff. also jd sports, footwear, nike one of the biggest suppliers they have the buying power globally they're 40% in the u.s., 40% in europe they just raised guidance, margins and that's my bucket list for 2022. >> high-end, high touch. they want to have high service when you don't have people, it makes it tougher we are watching some of those names including those still in the mall and fighting the good fight. stacey widlitz, crawl or maul. always love seeing you thank you. >> thank you, brian. >>> still on deck, your top trending stories including facebook employees taking their own company down a notch or 30 notch

this is the nike valley refugee settlement in western uganda. 130000 people live here 6 years ago, dina, and have been to fled, the democratic republic of congo after rebels killed her husband in ocoee valley. the lake is the source of water also for drinking for livestock as well. but the water is full of germs every year, 20000 children under the age of 5 die in uganda of dire real disease. one major reason is that they have no choice but to drink dirty water. heat kills germs, so dean and have been to boil the water. she fetches from the lake, she has 5 children. when i began, we boiled drinking water using charcoal, and if we don't have it, we use firewood. otherwise, we will be drinking very dirty water that comes at a cost to the environment to make charcoal trees are cut down. forest also had to be clear to make space for the settlement. but there's another way to provide safe, clean drinking water. south be room g and henry athena run to. so fisher a social enterprise that makes automated low cost filters. this set up cost $1200.00. the money was donated by somebody in the unite

yeah, if that says anything about the market sprks not a good thing i'm going to hit you with first nikeike the price action. down 20% largely filled the gap from last july 140 key level. i like that it bounced off that and most important nike has pricing power, critical in this market another jaw-dropping price move is boston beer sam, i think is down somewhere near 70% they had operational issues, they over estimated, over-bought inventory, all sorts of issues, the stock was crushed but they're in a good business and the craft is growing more quickly and the valuation is better than company like constellation, not to throw them under the bus, but sam has room to upside after a big drawdown. >> that's like the would-you rather snuck it in there, tim. constellation versus sam, which do you take, tim. >> i'm long constellation, easy answer by the way, jeff's a cool guy, we all know that, but the first large seltzer i drink -- sorry the next will be the first and certainly will be the last i think you have a diynamic whee the market over estimated the growth in the segment. i don't think j

totally ha, at nike valley. dina, i've been to, had since acquired and started using a water filter. she put it together herself. my g, you know, the water from the filter is clean and usable reality. i'm very surprised that this is the same water, which was originally dirty after cows and people had contaminated it. you know, young man, thanks to the tooth official filter. she and her family stand a better chance of staying healthy with less effort and at lower cost. however dirty, the water in the lake continues to be with the judges had already dived right in. every year connoisseurs descend on the us state of west virginia for the berkeley springs, international water tasting contest. this time they were competitors from 57 countries. winner in the municipal water category. this year was resulting from tasmania australia. the best bottled water was the japanese brand event is primarily geared to tourists and the rankings are, in any case, a matter of taste. plus, of course, there are far more important questions surrounding voices. water is called the elixir of life. drinking the

. >> on the other hand, you have companies such as nike, columbia sportswear. the oregonian newspaper is reporting today employees of those companies are going to be fired as soon as saturday if they don't get vaccinated, if they don't have a legitimate excuse not to be vaccinated, can an employee of nike or columbia, sportswear all of us and go to the court and say, hey, you know, you just made this ruling. can i sue to get my job back? >> well, you know, who knows what that system allow right in in america. you have one solid, right? and that is you can sue about anything. but there's a difference between the employer adopting such a program as a condition of their own employment and an employer being forced to adopt the program by the federal government. and that is what the case turns on today just as gorsuch write a separate opinion, only 3 justices. but he says, you know, the question is who gets to decide this and other elected bureaucrats should not decide whether employers do this or not. the irony of this, of course, is that the justices themselves ar

larry miller is the current chairman and former president of nike's jordan brand. sport's biggest apparel names, while working alongside michael jordan himself. he's had great success, no doubt, but also a dark secret. for decades. in 1965, when larry miller was a 16-year-old self-professed gang member, he shot and killed another teenager miller pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the death of edward david white and he spent 4 1/2 years in prison he later served five more years for a series of armed robberies. in prison, miller earned a g.e.d. and gave the valedictorian speech at the high school graduation from behind bars now he's opening up about his struggles and his success in a new memoir "jump, my secret journey from the streets to the board room." larry miller is live with us now. thanks so much you wrote this book along with your daughter, and she said it took her 12 years to convince you to talk about it why now? >> well, now because she finally did convince me that this was a story that could really inspire and motivate some people and the more i th

its digital products include nike run and nike training.ever for 500 million dollars in 2020 as pandemic restrictions force more people to work out at home. palantir and other industries are planning a joint venture in a deal valued at $25 billion. it will use palantir's data and software to improve the way its affiliated groups operate in offshore engineering. for palantir, the move could boost its growing commercial business outside the u.s.. the ceo says the software is also helping with supply chain issues in the health care system. >> one of the interesting realities now with omicron is that we are seeing not just part availability, it is about people availability. hospitals are struggling, that is actually a supply chain problem. we are helping people manage parts and people together. shery: toshiba's second largest investor, 3d investment partners, is stepping up its fight against the company is set breakup plan. it is calling for a meeting and for a vote on the splits to be decided by a two-thirds majority. what does 3d investment w

nike in 2021, intel had to backtrack after it asked suppliers to avoid a product. it is difficult.street, trying to capitalize on china, how do you do that? jonathan: the conversation continues. your equity market is up 32. as we kick off 2022, a lift to the equity market after a gain of 27% in 2021. heading into 2022 with a 10 year yield at 1.51. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> will not a repeat of what we had in the last few years. >> we will see less in return when it comes to developed markets. >> the buy the dip half-life has been drinking. >> the market has essentially gotten use this new normal. >> why should it be any different than 2021? >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. jonathan: your equity markets flying out of the gate for 2022. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance, " live on tv and radio. adding to last year's monster gains. kailey: 27% gain for 2021, following big years before that. three years in a row of double-digit gains.

. >> reporter: that something different for miller includes taking nike's jordan brand and building itillion empire, immortalizing the jump man logo. >> i still felt like i wasn't always being true to myself, because i was holding and hiding a part of me that people didn't know about. >> reporter: miller, it would seem, has been redeemed. >> i've forgiven him. i had no choice. i have no choice. if i do not forgive him, i cannot be forgiven. >> reporter: many of the educational programs that helped miller get released from prison no longer exist, but he's trying to change that. >> i didn't have to do this, you know, i could have just continued to live my life, but i felt like i've been so blessed in my life that if i didn't share this story, then i wasn't really showing my appreciation for the blessings that i've received over the years. >> what a journey, from convicted killer to top executive. our thanks there to linsey davis. >>> and coming up, "this happened." that's next. you're watching "world news now." your home means a lot. h, like me, - i love my home. i love my family. - you

of the worst extinction records on earth. rats, and other interviews. predators have decimated the nike bird population. the decline is still ongoing. if we let it roll for another 50 years, they won't be much left to restore. now, you zealand is leading the world with an extraordinary goal to wipe out the countries with peers. by 2015, there is nowhere else on the planet like this. and we now have the technology, the well and the know how to do it and protect those spaces. finally, after 2 days of searching success, we made our 1st k wait. both birds will join 14 other kiwi released in the last few months. it's a vital step in saving while kiwi, which we're almost walked out across this region 2 decades ago. oh john, you want to sandro? i'm a so salary and you might see on and someone not be darling. someone came on the same plane for me. not all 24 miles to the move on the cause day the man. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, the 2 additional dish up, a lot of internal call. and of course, the thing for me to report for control event which is on in the me to turn on if it is double shed

to suppliers urging them not to source products or labor from sheen john, and same with retailers, nike and h m. they also faced blow back last year following their own statements about force labor and cotton production. a china is tesla 2nd biggest market after the u. s. and the company has worked to foster close relationship with aging. earlier i spoke with allison steward allen, she c o, the consulting firm, international marketing partners. i asked about tesla foundry. ellen must the decision to open and change young and how risky it was. here's what she said. it is frisky and so this is a person that is famous for taking big risks. the question is, is he flattering the law? ah, now, technically no. because he could argue that he's not importing ah, components that will make their way back to the united states, which would then violate u. s. law. what he is doing, however, is retailing in china or so he will claim and therefore there's nothing wrong with retailing in decision. jang profits, however, there is a problem if you use in the components. the question really for corporate l

. >> embassy is no different than the nba or nike, all willing to turn a blind eye, the genocide, to of rights in china, as long as they make a buck. the members of congress because free-market capitalism works best when consumers have information and we need to know, we need to know to what extent they've agreed to axis propaganda for the communist party of china consumers deserve to know and then we can make the informed decision to turn off the network. kennedy: bob koster, one time legend of nbc who will always be my eternal broadcaster crush, he's even said incredibly problematic the ioc granted china to gain again in 2008, the grantor became to the russians and now china has them once again, i wouldn't be surprised if china is looking over the shoulders of producers as these segments but i'm upset and disappointed at the ioc for getting to this. >> i think your anger at the ioc is rightly appropriate are appropriated. it transplanted political with the senator's, if the senators believe strongly, i'm not saying they shouldn't but they believe so strongly america should not diss

got the other we are going or g h l, i didn't know what was on you. took a nike who had our guy come, i actually in the best for me, for a warning. hell, so cool. again, delta dental and i think will resolve some delisa mormon cd sal conky. i moved out to san jose, remove harden's alcohol and never implement into despite be in a lot of pain. it will have to endure whole day on horseback to get to hospital a hot would you talk about those one? yeah. now how do i go with oh no, i wouldn't do it. i got a whole lot. i guess one of the toner by the got but each with albany while we're 6. right. how does it should you do it by the gate? you but she has to go fill out by you. it's a good one. i'm with the moon on the moon on his you're denied what i literally years out to you did that with somebody just a moment and well, more now than mom did the scene in the city sitting down and doing nothing. one gave the story out of your site. it some so the way people like alice said alina and m time twine every day to make everyone flies just to little easier for a jenny, a jenny, and one of necessit

drudgery already made it mandatory for teachers and health workers and is urging others to do so. nike comb with those. he got food he got through. good, good. i'm part of the, the problem you're bounced of the problems we are facing today. due to the fact that there unvaccinated people been so known by unvaccinated, have a higher chance of developing the disease and severe forms of the disease that i'm a thea. and while the new rules are aimed at curbing the spread of infections, it's posing a logistical challenge for those living on the islands who fear limits, their movements will leave them behind. and his, the quick reminder of the top story way following for you the 1st day of high stakes talks between russia and the u. s. is ended with noise breakthrough. the talks are aimed at d, escalating tensions over ukraine with western countries. fearing the kremlin kremlin could be planning an invasion. moscow wants nato to stop its eastwood expansion and your up to date on d, w v d w. use off. next is a documentary on the millionaires of congress. don't go away. ah, we're all set to go.

we are going or g h l, i didn't know what was on you. took a nike who had our guy come, i actually in the best me for a warning. hell, so cool. again, delta dental are not equal, louisa was, i'm deli, someone was he t cell conky. i moved out to san jose, binge harden's alcohol and never implement into despite be in a lot of pain. but we'll, we'll have to endure a whole day on horseback to get to hospital. mm. do we, did you just would you talk about volitional one? jenna. hi. r idle with, oh no, i wouldn't do it. i got a whole lot. i guess one of the toner by the got, but each with albany woke which is what, how does your mom should you do it id gave you, but when they go fill out my years, it's like a one. i'm with the more no one on his you deny what i literally years are to you. did that with somebody just a moment and well worn out tomorrow. did the scene in the sooty, sitting down and doing nothing won't get the authority out of sight. it's some sound the way people like alice said, lena an empty try every day to meet every one flies, just a little easier for me. a journey, a jou

stuart: quickly to nike, they will fire and vaccinated workers. against the vaccine mandate for businesses. lauren: that is the report, we don't know the number would be getting fired tomorrow. not sure how many of nike's workers are unvaccinated but we know over 100 vocally opposed to the job or jabs mandate. the supreme court's decision but then there is the issue of kyree irving, he is paid by nike $11 million in sponsorship so it is not a double standard. of nike is requiring it staff, if you refuse the jab, you lose your job but still show support to an unvaccinated star player. stuart: it seems not right to fire someone for not taking a vaccine which does not protect you against omicron. that the contradiction i can't work out. that's the way i am. the song blood on your hands, criticized the president's withdrawal, after blowback reposted it, the lead singer of 5 for fighting joins me 11:00 hour, guess what he predicts $4 a gallon, i asked patrick theyhan when we will see $4 a gallon. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and c

is funny roger at a time when everybody explains the metaforce by saying, yeah, you can wear your nikee, but board apes is letting you take your avatar >> they have over $300 million in primary and secondary growth income. >> tell me more about this a arfkt. >> they have been willedly innovative three areas, the number one, they came in as a shoe company they were obsessed with shoes. they brought shoes in with a top artist, fell oeshs, happy birthday the nfts that you received and purchased unlocked shoes that were sent to your door number two, they created clone x their expression of a profile picture project. they teemed up with a world we nouned artist, takashi, mar cammi. and they are leaning into gallery real estate with another company called signer. >> gallery if the metaverse. >> imagine you owned a gallery you could put sculptures on the wall this the room and you could invite friends in, imagine strapping on a vr head society and hosting a party for your friends with a lot of art. >> i can imagine it in the meta verse and in the real world and i can imagine how they are all

nike following a lawsuit against lululemon, alleging patent infringement over the mirror home gym ande of its mobile apps we've reached out to both companies. i haven't heard back from them lululemon bought mirror during the height of the pandemic july 2020 nike is alleging that it went to lululemon, complained about the infringement, and has been dismissed by lululemon, therefore, it is suing the company for triple damages wilfred, i'll let you know if i learn anything else. >> it's interesting because i didn't even know they had a product like mirror. so, i mean, i was glancing through some of the details there. it's a long document to read but you wouldn't have thought this was one of the areas that the two companies were most likely to clash on you would have thought it would've been technology in their shoes or sweat-resistant fabrics or something like that >> well, it's not exactly that they have an exact mirror competitor, but some of the digital technology that i think lulu is using in mirror and to build out from mirror, nike is going after claiming it infringes a lot of pate

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interesting about china, though, with the things you cited, the lockdown all of that i see names like nike, like a starbucks that do significant business in china. i think that's what's weighing on them. we may see more of that we might see it in the luxury space i don't know where else. but i think that we will see it and so i've kind of stayed away. >> tim, i know you have also invested on some of these china-focused names jb jumped 10.3%. is this a sign things are turning or do you just not have that visibility yesterday? >> well, jd was relative last year, not seeming to be in the crosshairs of the government on some level, not that national company that really is at risk from the regulator i think if you look at, first of all, the china story overall, i actually think we are starting to see a thaw on supply chain dynamics i know there is a crackdown. you will get cpi numbers out of china tonight. cpi is expected to come down almost two percentage points i think the worst of the covid disruption, even in the face of this one step backwards is to the market's advantage ultimately, for i

i think you get an opportunity in lieu lieu lemon around 300, nike, 140.some of the lower end names. >> tim >> again, jeff points out the bombed out names that are much higher if you think about the gap, great for the folks that were bottom fishing near the lows of the pandemic restructured their business, got out of a lot of bad leases, figured out how to do digital business but, look, there's no way you're walking into gap and spending $60 for a pair of genes. they've trained consumers to walk in there to look for something to be on sale and half price. in an inflationary environment, i think they're going to be promotional heavy and i think this is a company that struggles with their core brand. >> yeah. and also expenses. if you can get the workers, you're paying them a lot, you can't raise your prices but you got to pay your wages higher it's a bad combo. >>> on the other side of the spectrum, look at kohl's that retailer jumping more than 4% but for this reason, an investor renewed its push to shake up the company's board. it spurred a big options tr

. >> i wear chucks on air, nikes on air.e to run and forth to the weather commuter and then the traffic computer. >> you're doing it all. we appreciate it. >> our viewers know. >>> let's talk about our current temperatures and what we're expecting heading into our daytime highs. in san francisco it is so beautiful. look at this shot right here. not a whole lot of fog but we are going to be seeing fog up through parts of the north bay. right now in santa rosa about 45 degrees and we have a couple of 50s on the map. let's take a look at satellite radar. we've had this high pressure dominating over the past several days bringing us this comfortable weather and, of course after we see the clearing the first half of the day we get a lot of sunshine and that's what's happening now. some areas of fog down to half a mile visibility concord down to three miles visibility. everywhere else we're doing okay when it comes to the fog. to your daytime highs, out and about the wind will not be a factor. nice and light about 7 miles per hour

nike is better a t-shirt. and apple's considered the more elite than say a google android operating system. >> so they'd like you to believe still hold firm to my google phone. thank you very much as always, rob. and if you have a question for rob that you'd like him to talk about a topic that you'd like him to pick apart for you. let him know facebook, twitter. those are his handles. you can e-mail him directly and will visit with rob once again tomorrow morning. we'll be right back. well, californians who need health care coverage listen up. open enrollment for covered. california is open through january 31st. experts say with covid cases surging, it's really important to make sure that you do have health insurance because while vaccines are free, a state hospitals not. >> i think we've seen so much over the last couple of years. how important it is to get health insurance to manage our kind of conditions that we have. those 4 just in case something unexpected happens like an accident. you want to have healt

and also trying to extort nike. >>> switching gears now. this is a big story. krispy kreme offering a sweet reward to anyone who gives blood over the weekend. >> they will give people a free dozen of glazed doughnuts. all you have to do is prove your donation by showing a donation sticker or receipt confirming that you donated. >> the offer comes after the red cross announced its first-ever national blood crisis. it says the u.s. is facing its worst blood shortage in over a decade. i know there have been other campaigns to offer free movie tickets to give blood. sometimes, you know, like a cash reward, but this one takes the cake. >> i would take a free dozen doughnuts. >> why not, just keep donating blood. keep getting some doughnuts. it might really help. >>> coming up, did tom brady and aaron rodgers just play their last games? >> i don't know. >>> plus the toddler who got ahold of his mom's smartphone and bought a whole bunch of furniture. >>> also the vacation nightmare. why a cruise ship was diverted over the weekend. >>> but first the woman who died afte

. >> nike is lululemon saying. just don't do it. the sports apparel giant claims that lululemon isn't fringing on its patent over its at home near a fitness device and related mobile apps. >> nike says it holds a number of other fitness equipment, patents that lululemon is infringing on by selling that mirror, according to the lululemon people. the patents in question are overly broad and invalid and says it will make its case in court. >> coming up next, pleasanton city leaders are ordering parklets to be removed in that city. why restaurant owners say the demand came at a bad time and why prosecutors and attorneys want the trial of the 3 former minneapolis officers charged in the death of george floyd postponed. >> the suspected oxford high school shooter and his parents appeared before a judge today in michigan, prosecutors restaurant owners in pleasanton had to dismantle parklets for outdoor dining. the city is requiring all downtown businesses to remove the outdoor set up so that crews could clean the streets in trim the trees.

but for every bank that's been good, there's a jpmorgan, a jeffries, consumer names collapsing from nike to lulu so the question is do we churn and roll further i think it's the latter. >> the s&p 500 today was basically flat, the dow down a couple hundred, nasdaq basically flat as well, but you look tess plus plus/minus, that tells you, as you said, the percentage the stocks in the s&p 500 more than 10% off their highs, these are the things that internals, pete najarian, that we have to pay attention to when the market is churning, as carter put it. >> no question i think so many are following the charts these days of people like carter, and for the wight reasons. these charts have been very, very incredibly accurate, so it's something i think we all have to be very aware of that being said, one of the reasons i loved this past year, we had this rotation throughout the year that i thought was very, very healthy yes, we had some falls to the down side, but i loved the rotation there were some sesctors that screamed all year long, but the reality is i think there's something healthy to lo

nike has gone in. prada has gone in. adidas has gone in.t items. charles: go to sandbox, start opening an account, buy some land there? >> buy some land. sell that marketing space to people like nike, a deets today and so forth. and you win. you win. charles: david, i saw a couple of your tweets. i was scanning through your tweets. it talked about shaming people for selling their nfts. i always feel like the one thing about this community, i love the moxie, i love the determination, but always feels like constant infighting amongst these investors and this revolutionary digital space and it is hard to me for any revolution to win if the people involved in it always at odds with each other. what is up with that? >> i will say this, for the most part, 90% of us, i hate throwing out numbers, for the most part we're all together. peaceful revolution. we just, we're looking out for each other but you have the 10%, the ones that don't hold anything, that want to shame people. i'm going to say this, when you go and give me money you can tell me wh

you don't see nike getting worked up about it our shoes are great. people don't have heart attacks. i don't know >> i think the more interesting comment about it, guys, is the idea that a lot of these stay at home names, dee, people anticipated they would have a come to jesus moment because the pandemic was largely behind us, but it's a difficult call when you're, the fed is just such a powerful dynamic add on to that today the geopolitics and it erases that reopening trade. >> we talked so often over the last few years about the pull forward and these names, their valuations growing too large not sure anyone saw this kind of a hit this quickly the ark funds are getting hit perhaps harder than anything else out there as sort of an indication of that stay at home trade. >> yeah. the 4% decline on the nas, it is the worst day now since september of 2020. and it does take you back to levels we last saw in may. let's get to the judge >>> we begin with breaking news. i'm scott wapner take a look at the major selloff underway on wall street. the dow jones industrial average now down by 80

i could see apple and nike certainly eyeing that company. ben, carlton, jack, thanks so much. to read more, check out this week's edition at barron's.com. don't forget to follow us on twitter @barron's online, and that's all for us. see you next week on barron's round table. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studio in new york city this is maria bartiromo wall street journal per. >> welcome to the program analyzes the week it was in a position for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo for president biden playing the blame game with driving inflation as his new poll numbers show his approval rating on the economy at an all-time low. economist is here and where things go from here. new satellite images showing more russian troops near ukraine's border. ukrainian steering biden's comments this week have given putin the green light for action, senator rick scott and what needs to be done now. he will also respond to the new accusations that the secret service is hiding information about hunter biden's international travel. while his father was vice president brand-new details about his questiona

we talked a lot about lululemon, nike, two companies that have shown if you have not just good producthat sort of brand recognition and loyalty, you can sort of premium price your goods here. rhoback is relatively new. what type of relationship have you built up right now in the zeitgeist with consumers to make that brand a little better known? kevin: absolutely. for us, superior product is number one. you will not build a brand around a product that people will not want to return to where again, but we have been lucky to build a super loyal returning customer base. a lot of that has been in some of the recent changes, we have the largest clothing company program with college athletes, so that has been one thing we have done to grow a super loyal and growing community, but, really, just embracing your community, speaking to them, being honest about prices and supply chain issues, but really, that is what it comes down to and focusing on superior marketing and building a community and not just selling a product. romaine: quickly, the name, there is a dog in your logo, is that a ridge ba

benjamin perry says businesses can still have their own vaccine requirements come some like citigroup, nike, united airlines, and others have reportedly already done. >> if you don't want to get the vaccine and your employer's requiring to do it, you're violating company policies. >> reporter: the rulings come as covid-19 is putting hospitals under duress. >> if you're unvaccinated, if they test positive, there are -- you are 17 times times more likely to get hospitalized. >> reporter: nationwide one out of every five hospitals has a critical staffing shortage. six states report an icu capacity of less than 10%. [ siren ] hospitals are so far that e e a t. four y ago is just aerf th now. binod he'sng military medical teams to six ates to help overwhelmed sp and president biden said his administration will make high-quality n95 masks available for free to all americans. he also announced his administration is doubling its purchase of at-home rapid tests to one billion, and next week a website is expected to launch so americans can sign up to receive tests for free. anne-marie? >> okay. laura

s&p 500 winners, nike on that list as well.inners, no big tech name. we open lower and move higher and after eight minutes down again, 35 points. there is the yield on the 10 year treasury, when the yield goes down, a lot of money pouring in, prices go up. that's the sign of the flight to safety. money going in, pushing the rate down. gold not doing much. bitcoin under a lot of selling pressure, 38,$000 a coin. oil, some selling pressure but not that much, $84 a barrel. natural gas still below, gasoline beginning to inch up, $3.33 is the price of regular across the country. we like to quote californians, $4.65 for regular. clinton's former labor secretary encouraging democrats to go after senator kristen sinema for shaking hands with her republican colleagues, talk about a split party. m and ms, the progressive revamp being met with mockery online. we will tell you about that. with omicron appending plans, and the commercial real estate doing? office buildings and retail stores. a bloodbath coming for that market. developer jay

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