reebok is realizing this. to join me bandwagon -- join me bandwagon. >> embracing technology. i will bring you more than just the interview i had with the brand about where he sees wearables going. where the -- how much this will help push sales. >> is like an imax spearing. a small, immersive imax experience. >> still want today. it is by the tower bridge. -- >> no luck yet. he has to go to twitter, he has to go to nightclubs. electrocuted down slides. all the things i have to achieve. >> is your bucket list. >> it will be interesting to see if that moves the needle for bloomberg -- reebok. angela merkel warning of the stabilization. -- warning of destabilization. she warned it was not an either or choice. hans nichols joins us with the latest. what was the occasion for these comments? the primehas invited ministers of ukraine, georgia, and mulled over to berlin. they had dinner last night. georgia and mulled over our signing -- georgette and the moldova -- moldva our signing this agreement. it is not insigni

ok, coming up, the return of reebok. we look at the turnaround helping reebok pump up its profits.aroline hyde next. ♪ >> minutes pass the23 hours. welcome back. i'm guy johnson in london. some of the companies on the move. kinko's first quarter profits has missed estimates. retail profits missed estimates and the u.k. and france. sales up 11% in russia. postedwater -- provider million pounds. it expects consumption to be lower for the year. tate & lyle sees profits lower than last. iner european sugar prices the second half. the company missed estimates of sales and profits today. after years of sluggish sales, reebok is seeing its bet on fitness sprint ahead. millionsny has earned through sponsoring events such as the crossfit games. new workoutunch a concept that it says will revolutionize the fitness business. our european business correspondence caroline hye will tell us about the turnaround. revolutionary? >> it was fun. i am not sure how revolutionary. it is technology beats sweat. >> really unpleasant. >> i went to tower bridge yesterday. you go into this black room with a

i spoke to the reebok president. he said this is so than they can move forward in western and international countries. >> there is a traditional market. this is also a global phenomenon that is growing. we are seeing this in russia, india, and it doth america. the business is booming. >> he told me that they are pumping millions of dollars in. they are also going to be number one. >> how was the class? >> it was really fun and it was dark. >> a lot of workout classes are like this. this follows the strategy that nike does. community-based health initiatives and you sell trainers. you inspire people to work out nd you -- >> in the dark. >> in the dark. it is light a boot camp. >> have you inspired. interesting, there are novel ways. what about a watch? they are not going down the watch route. bei think they are going to accurate and a great measure of your fiscal activity. is going to be something that you where -- it is going to be ear.thing that you wher we are close to talking about things. >> very close to announc

beginningry, paul brown, david purdue who say former reebok c.e.o. and dollar general, and so you've got these folks ult here who are really trying to upend what has happened in this open seat-- open seat and when you have this many people, republicans are served that where michelle nunn waiting in the wings who is the democrat, daughter of sam nunn, that if they can't kind of get past this primary quickly and the problem for them is they need 50% to move on on the may 20th primary f they don't get 50%, almost nobody expects that they will, there is a july 22nd runoff. so a lot of time for nunn to then find herself tacked to the center while republicans fight it out. >> ifill: and a runoff in the dead of summer. does this shake down the way it does say in north carolina or other states we have been watching, tea party establishments, especially the evangelical. >> we have seen that at least in north carolina. you have tea party with branon you have evangelical. >> what about georgia.

. >> well, ten years with reebok, and they've kind of gotten out of the nfl.ill trying to some new productions right now and trying to figure out what direction i want to go in. >> always working on the brand name. eli manning, thanks for the inspiration over the years and thank you for coming out and supporting charity on wall street. >> thank you. >> new york giants quarterback eli manning. >> all right, bob, thank you for that. a great charity event every year. >>> top venture capitalists and entrepreneurs and innovators gathering today in san francisco to find out if there's bubble trouble in silicon valley. josh has that story. josh? >> reporter: yeah, melissa, certainly valuations of start-ups are surging. now, that's in part because you've got big-name vcs like the ones at this conference who are committing a lot of capital and driving prices higher. so airbnb and dropbox both at $10 billion. pinterest and uber both at $4 billion. the vcs i'm talking to at this conference, they don't see signs of a bubble. they say, listen, unlike the tech bubble in '99

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he has a custom shirt made by reebok which can be ordered.roceeds also going to make a wish greater bay area. so some really fun stuff for him, but really helpful stuff for the entire foundation. >> yeah, definitely. hopefully they'll raise a lot of money, thanks, gerard. >> we'll be back in a moment. stay with us. >>> here's what we're working on for our 11:00 newscast. it's one of the bay area's largest and most toxic sites. but is it being botched? we investigate. >>> a new kind of dinosaur has been unearthed. it's being called the titanosaur, massive thighbones were unearthed at a site in argentina. the titans stood as high as a seven story building, 130 feet long and weighed as much as 14 elephants put together. titanosaur walked the earth 35 million years ago. and unlike the t-rex, it was a vegetarian. >>> the happiest place on earth, but can you afford it? disney land announcing a price hike. single day tickets is going up $4. it will now cost you $96. the cost of a car hopper visit went up from $137, to $150 per person. that means a f

these are your filas and your reeboks. that's your fubu. this is your michael jordan gear.u read that? [ speaking spanish ] >> what does that mean? >> something about sexual assault. >> sexual assault. they warning you about sexual assault in prison, how to protect yourself against it. >> the inmates are in essence the deterrent that will guide these youth back to a life of contributing to society. >> this is the building we live in, north block. and this building they have little small cells that are 9 x 4, nine feet tall, four feet wide. that's smaller than a walk-in closet, you guys, but yet two men live in those cells in that building. look where you at, man, you in a cage like an animal. have you ever been to a zoo? >> yeah. >> the cages for the monkeys are bigger than this, right? okay then, so what does that tell you about herself. >> they got more freedom than this. >> the animals get more freedom than us, right? so you need to really be thinking. >> they're treating me lower than animals, lesser than animals. >> this is because of the consequences of your actions.

i've spent my life learning to deal with large, complex situations like i found at reebok and dollar general. if these politicians had any understanding of the free enterprise system and knew how to make a difference, wouldn't they have done it already? help me change the childish behavior up there. if we want different results in washington, we have to send a different type of person to washington. i'm david perdue. i approved this message. >> you can tell that david perdue was the favorite heading to the republican primary for the senate race. other republicans openly campaigning against him, especially as it got closer to the day. a few days ago the congressman that got the other spot in the runoff, he answered the david perdue crying babies' ad and he answered it with his own crying baby ad which is disturbing on a lot of levels. attention getting certainly, but kind of upsetting. i think at least. this is from congressman kingston. this is what the race will be like. >> meet davy perdue. he's been distracting you with babies but he's the one that made a mess. he chewed on busine

i've spent my life learning to deal with large, complex situations like i found at reebok and dollar general. if these politicians had any understanding of the free enterprise system and knew how to make a difference, wouldn't they have done it already? help me change the childish behavior up there. if we want different results in washington, we have to send a different type of person to washington. i'm david perdue. i approved this message. >> you can tell that david perdue was the favorite heading to the republican primary for the senate race. other republicans openly campaigning against him, especially as it got closer to the day. a few days ago the congressman that got the other spot in the runoff, he answered the david perdue crying babies' ad and he answered it with his own crying baby ad which is disturbing on a lot of levels. attention getting certainly, but kind of upsetting. i think at least. this is from congressman kingston. this is what the race will be like. >> meet davy perdue. he's been distracting you with babies but he's the one that made a mess. he chewed on busine

a former ceo of reebok, a businessman, can self fund and pour a lot of his own money in the race.has a lot of pull in d.c. he is a former -- he is a member of the appropriations committee. he is well liked on capitol hill. i think it's mostly a draw right now. >> let's go over to kentucky. you do have sort of this emerging theme among democrats of legacy candidates. you have michelle nunn in georgia and sam nunn, the former senator. you have also have allison lundgren-grinlz, and she's from a family that is well known in kentucky. let me play you her political ad that she's running right now and we'll talk to you on the other side. >> it seems no matter how many elections we have, nothing gets better in washington. it only gets worse. a lot of that is because the people at the top in both political parties if we keep sending them back, nothing will change. >> the polls show it's a very close race, but do democrats have a realistic belief that allison lundgren-grimes, first-time candidate, can actually take down the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell? >> mcconnell is certainly

its twice been hit by suicide attacks blamed on vocal wrong so far though instead of rescuing the reebok high school students and their supporters have gone global thanks to the ring back arm curls hash tag. the president and first lady has riled the victims' families and activists. two of them briefly detained on monday the us is now promising held in the form of experts that include hostage negotiators she did look how should the goodluck jonathan handel the rescue. she had mobile call ron wood is also a manager is prospects going forward. today the postman did today was key in nigeria's outrage over bo koran and with this talk about it from lagos be welcome. i'll use of monroe attorney and writer author of the wonderful life of senator by the fence and other sorry tales thanks for being with us. thank you very much here here the studio. we are pleased to welcome nigerian academic at the menu though he don't walk back into the show is director of co hosts international jewry or mono of the internets with out borders and hails from just over the border in coming to that end up from anot

former ceo of reebok and dollar general. he brings that in, and it's very attractive to the business community in atlanta, and he has got ain lot of their support. jack kingston, chamber of commerce, and they are spending millions for him. we have the two business kedz clumped up, and the tea party multiple tea party candidates clumped up, and they are really fighting it out. what we see at a national level with the tea party versus the business and the more moderate praying mattist, we're seeing the exact same thing. >> georgia is sort of following in the footsteps of north carolina. maybe a few years behind. >> pollsters i talk to say yes. the dem graphic changes that have happened in virginia and northern virginia and in north carolina with the triangle, those are the changes happening in the atlanta area in particular. is georgia as close to being a blue state as virginia? no. is it as close to being a purple state as north carolina? probably not. individual candidates can change that. the candidates that the democrats h

now statistically tied with most of the potential gop nominees except for david purdue, a former reebokho also has family ties. his cousin is the former governor there. and a recent local poll by the "atlanta journal-constitution" shows nunn performing better against both of the establishment gop candidates. joining me to discuss all of this from georgia is patricia norton, a contributor to daily beast. let's get right to it. some of these democrats seem to have figured something out. what do they know that the rest of the party may not? >> i don't know at this minute if it's exactly what the democrats are doing or what the republicans aren't doing. and when you look at these republican challengers, even the incumbents in some cases, the republican agenda in congress and the house and senate, which i think we can all agree has been pulled to the right by members of the tea party, it has even pulled the leaders to the right by members of the tea party, republicans have not done what a lot of these southern states have wanted them to do. and i really want to point first of all to the farm

. >> did you feel like this was a gimmick like the reebok comps?m usually sad to see the show come to a close, but after that last segment, i am just going to go get off my feet and watch eric on repeat, said goodbye. tomorrow -- >> calling all taylor's? >> i am not going to be here, but this guy is. >> we are going to talk about the balance between growing the economy and protecting the environment. we will be talking to a person at the environmental defense fund. >> for now, it is 56 past the which means we are taking you on the markets. >> stocks are selling off this dropnoon following an did -- an unexpected drop in production. the dow is down 200 points, the s&p down 25. joining me now for today's i am joined by, scott bauer, a senior analyst. you mentioned that you are standing in the vicks pit right now. given the magnitude of the drop , what is the action like on the vicks? vix? >> it's not like traders are panicking. there is not much going on. like you and i were just talking , levels are ridiculously low. i think the market is taking thi

it was a monopoly and now we're getting back together you know the bell companies are sensing the reeboks are now three different companies we have century we have the rise and then we have s.b.c. and so you know now that they've moved into the wild world of the internet they have the opportunity to essentially be unregulated in the same way that they were when it was just landlines when they were you know old. landline communications there was a strict regulation and now they are able to have no regulation and as a result of that even with the guardian of the. neutrality provision they can start to increase their fees and therefore make more money. yeah i read somewhere today that they're just employ net neutrality to be nice to their customers if they already have but but legally they don't have to and again this will all shake out but i want to ask you had were do you see the direction of video heading with these mega-mergers. you know it's there's a little bit more competition there than your net neutrality puts a little spanner in the works there because you know you have companies l

he is the former ceo of dollar general, he ran reebok for a small. period.he has lived abroad, in hong kong, paris. test of the tea party movement? do, but thenk we tea party is in a little bit -- a little bit baffled and a little bit outgunned. perdue has been shown in the lead, and put into but $6 million of his own money. fundraiser the best in the group thomas and he also has a backing from the u.s. chamber of commerce. and we really haven't had those outside groups come in and play, other than the chamber. in a way that we felt that we might. that has left that side of the equation pretty much underfunded , in fact what you've seen in the last few days is that -- one candidate i haven't mentioned this caret handle, former secretary of state of georgia. to be a vp with susan g. komen, cure for cancer. like what we're seeing in these final few days is the tea party groups are kind of broun, and lining up behind her. host: how does it work in the primaries today? who goes on? of the fewge is one remaining states in which you have to win a majority in every

the candidates that did make the runoff, david perdue, a former ceo of dollar general, reebok.ingston, he is conservative, but he is on the appropriations committee, he plays nice with leadership. the two of them advanced. they're going to have a rather impossibly ugly primary as they have started taking a lot of jabs at each other, even in the first round of voting. they have two months to attack each other. i do not think they are a candidate. it is going to be a tough general election. they're the best case scenario could envision. they're crossing their fingers prying this was going to happen. headlines,me of the is some of this a case of sure memories? there were primaries in nebraska and west virginia where tea party members were celebrating victories. guest: in nebraska, it is true. tea party had some support. he also had establishment support. he is a former bush administration official. he is conservative, he has some tea party influence, but he is not just a tea party or -- tea partier. some of these national conservative groups got a win. in west virginia, they are s

. >> because you were a senior executive at reebok and ceo at dollar general, do you feel you're uniquelydy who could help create jobs in this country, 'cause that's what georgia needs? >> well, that's another reason we got in this race. this runoff we have a great choice for the voters of georgia. we have a career politician and an outsider been in business all this time. and i just thought that with only about ten people in the united states senate with any real business experience that we need to do have that perspective to help get this economy going again. >> for a counterpoint, your opponent in the runoff, jack kingston, was with us ten minutes ago. i'm sure you saw it. some folks might not have. among other things, he calls you, sir, a flip flopper. listen to this and then we'll let you respond. >> my opponent never even voted in a republican primary until now. he's flip flopped all over the place on many, many of the key issues. the conservative voters care about, common core being one, taxes being the other, guns, immigration, you name it, he's a moderate flip flopper and i think

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reebok refunded $25 million for making similar claims about its easy tone line.mpanies denied any wrong doing. but in vibram's case, barefoot runner john durant says it's all about conditioning. >> people treated five fingers like they were a silver bullet. the reality is they needed to transition slowly over a period of months or years to strengthen their feet. >> reporter: still, the settlement prohibits the company from saying the shoes can strengthen muscles or prevent injury without scientific evidence. perhaps a warning to other fitness companies to shape up when it comes to advertising claims. >> in this day and age, you really need to have some kind of reliable scientific data to back up claims that seem too good to be true. >> now, we reached out to vibram, but the company said they have a hearing on the settlement today, so they have no comment. they will have a website up soon for those refunds. you can be reimbursed up to two shoes. i have to admit, i bought those easy tones. >> doesn't it show? no, it didn't. >> thank you. >>> coming up on tre"trendi