billion dollars for reebok. which adidas purchased for 3 billion euros back in 2006, so almost a 50% haircut. we know adidas is a company under pressure. their stock is down 30% this year. they had problems not just in in their golfo unit. when you look at the u.s., they are still waiting for their soccer bet to really pay off. some of the marquee basketball stars have been injured. that isa company struggling. with reebok announced that they want to retool it. the casualet into sports market. reebok had 8% market share. it is down all the way to 2%. adidas is dofor they want to continue to invest in reebok, or do they want to justheir losses and focus on this? my question -- tennis. was reebok's main marquee? who wore their shoes? it is back to you. it was an american. michael jack. you are the tennis guy. that. >> veryw fast. brilliant, one of grand slam. >> i think i saw him at wimbledon. you can join in the conversation on twitter. sorts of sports trivia questions up, and we will see how he does. don't ask m

talk to me about what the appeal of reebok is. they have struggled about it and have never made it work to can someone else make this work better? have a single entity behind reebok, it could be focused and corner of this fast-growing segment of crossfit, extreme sports. they have all of these contracts where you troll yourself through the mud. explodesossfit segment the way that some analysts expected to, there is one company positioned there, it may make sense for that company to be focused on that. what is to say adidas cannot do two things at once? sign big agents, signed sports players, and focus on the weekend warriors and reebok. the reported7 is price and billions of euros of reebok. adidas bought it in 2006 4 3 billion. they would be taking a cut. >> i am glad that nothing has changed. >> some things are permanent. your revocable. let's move on. canceled more than 1000 flights after a pilots union has called another strike today. let's get the latest numbers and details from carry. where are we? what are we hearing from t

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reebok is owned by a deed us. according to "the wall street journal," and hong kong private equity firm will make the offer. reebok -- but he does bought inbok for a most $4 billion 2006. the brand has fallen on hard times since then. reebok is trying to reposition itself as a leader in fitness gear. for peytoncord manning. the denver quarterback broke the nfl record of brett favre. 509th touchdown pass. the broncos beat the san francisco 49ers 42-17. the west is interesting and football. >> that is a blowout. >> the redskins one. is like west-east. >> right now new orleans is celebrated because whatever any manning does anywhere, new orleans gets to claim it. >> that would be more than true. tulane university and survived. let's do a data check. calm invades all. >> crisis over. correction over. calm on a monday morning. the vix is almost average. , 2.97. yield let's get your scope and skill for monday morning. the dow going back to the beginning of this market. this is gloom. cash, 2009. remarkably contained, th

in 2000ought reebok six.nd has fallen on hard times since then and is trying to reposition itself as the leader in fitness gear. poll shows it's a dead heat with a week to go before the presidential runoff elections. bit two are statistically tied. the two are statistically tied. news for people who came into contact with the first ebola patient here in the united states -- they have been cleared of the risk of getting the disease or will be clear today. there is the 21 day window. most were workers up hospital where thomas eric duncan was treated. on cdc blames the exposure inadequate safety protocols. dr. anthony fosse says new ones are on the way. >> very clearly when you go into the hospital and have to intubate somebody and have all of the body fluids, you have to be completely covered. the protocol will be finalized soon, but one thing will be complete coverage with no skin showing whatsoever. >> on the ebola front overseas, the world health organization says nigeria is free of the disease. seven people

for almostht reebok $4 billion back in 2006, breaking up already. reported its earnings.its are under pressure shifts its focus to cloud based technology. is widening its crackdown on mcdonald's. the fast food chain says consumer safety regulators are expecting more -- are inspecting more than 200 of its restaurants. a russian court has closed nine locations. a responseieve it is to western sanctions on russia. running high,rs doctors and scientists are on the fast track to create a prevents the deadly disease from spreading. several biotech companies have already begun testing their vaccines on people. you know via pharmaceuticals is one of them. a look at the stock. it has surged in the face of all the widespread selling. you can imagine why. inovio's president joins us now. how close are you to being able to bring your vaccine to the market? >> thank you for inviting me here. it is great to be here. inovio is working on a vaccine that will go into human testing in the next few months. if that is successful, we could see a fast tracking hopefully of this to the market i

and reebok could be running away with a sportswear giant. >>> now u.s. military aircraft have dropped weapons, ammunition and medical supplies to kurdish fighters battling isis in kobaine. the supplies were provided by authorities in iraq and transported by the u.s. aircraft. the just says this is intended to enable continued resistance by isis to overtake the area. >>> another top story, the dallas health care worker being monitored for ebola on board a carnival cruise ship tested negative for the virus. the woman is a lab supervisor at the dallas hospital where thomas duncan died from the disease earlier this month. the pentagon will create a 30-person member team to quickly respond to action of new cases of ebola in the u.s. this comes in the wake of two nurses being infected with the virus. the hospital took out a full page in area newspapers on sunday apologizing for making mistakes in handling the cases and promising to improve its response method. >>> now in other news, u.s. companies are a little nervous about what is happening across the pond. t

yourself looking to the reebok brand? -- do you see your self looking to buy the reebok brand?eebok has going for it is crossfit. >> i'm happy with the opportunity nike has as a brand. we have nike, jordan, hurley, converse. that's where our focus is. jordan? lebron outsell >> mj is a tough act to follow in that sense. never say never. the business we have established around michael jordan. i have been there since day one when we introduced the first jordan shoe. he is the athlete other athletes love. when he walks in the room come everybody's jaw drops. it's interesting to watch that. >> you've cut 30 steps out of production. can we see the production of these issues moved to the u.s. because it so simple to make? >> the techniques and methods that are advancing very quickly, that is a possibility, absolutely. to see manufacturing and parts of the world we don't see today. >> while lebron is such a big name, so was kevin durant. there were huge headlines over a $300 million deal. nothing.'t say it's kevin durant is an amazing athlete. on the court and off the court, we are all

adidas bought reebok back in 2006 for almost double that price. has resigned from the ebay board where he has been director for six years. he says he has complete confidence in the direction of the company as it prepares to spin-off its paypal division. and new york has been named as the state with the lodgest commute -- longest commute time. newnew yorkers spend 32 minutes traveling to work, a whole seven minutes longer than the average american. no way. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. ♪ ♪ melissa: a historic moment for peyton manning. the quarterback tossing 509th career touchdown, breaking the record set by brett favre. manning hit the milestone just a few years after undergoing spinal fusion surgery and making a new start with the denver broncos. gatorade tweeting out a congratulations with a touching shoutout to manning's teammates who caught those 509 passes saying that in football every individual record is a team effort. >> aww. melissa: apple set to release its latest earnings after the b

dragged lower, but there was one exception to that rule, adidas reports its selling its lossmaking reebok unit, which is positive news for investors. >> finally, a once in a million years event that has thrilled astronomers. a comment the size of a small mountain has zoomed past the planet mars. it is thought to be billions of years old. it passed the red planet at a speed of about 200,000 kilometers per hour. >> hopefully it's not coming our way. [laughter] >> that's all we have time for. thanks for being with us. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ >> hello, and a very warm welcome to "european journal." it is good to have you with us. here is a look at some of the stories we have in this addition. left stranded, refugees in northern france. not wanted -- why boys outnumber girls in albania. and creative spirit meets poland's dietrich. for decades, refugees from all over the world have tried to reach britain via the french port town. most of not make it and are left most of not make it and are left stranded on the continent.

he had been working for companies like sara lee and reebok. what did he do for those companies? several reporters recently asked purdue about that 2005 statement asking him how he defended it? >> i'm proud of it. outsourcing is the procurement of products and services to helpiorhelp your business run. >> democrat michelle nunn who spent her career working in politics she's already launched adg perdue on his outsourcing comments. in a state where unemployment is 7.9% it seems to be working. the latest polling has nunn now leading perdue 48% to 45%, within the margin of error in that red state. joining me shirley franklin. she's also visiting professor of ethics and political values at the lbj school of public affairs at the university of texas austin. i've been following closely the georgia press and the atlanta press and it really seems like the political campaign cycle has been dominated by this outsourcing question since that deposition came to light about ten days ago. >> there's no question that that's been an issue in the press. out on the campaign trail, the big issue is w

the olympics was sponsored by reebok but they were sponsored by nike so they had to cover up the niketo be tough to call it rain because it's going to be light stuff. but it is going to hit during the morning commute. late tonight and tomorrow morning it takes nothing to slow your commute. give yourself a little time tomorrow. rain accumulations will be light .7 of an inch to .1. but that's it. the showers though come at an opportune time because they'll be coming in late tonight early tomorrow morning. of course as we come in close now. you can see the usual suspects are getting pretty wet. eureka here. the rain is going to come down. here we are at cape mendocino. this line north they're going to get real rain. they could see an inch of rain, maybe two inches of rain. for us we're in the south end. the current radar. this is a live one. it shows a little bit of shower activity see down here coming in. and then down here you see this next round coming in here. and this is going to move into the north bay. i suspect 10:00 tonight. join us on the 10:00 news and kenney richards up there

ceo ofe the former dollar general and reebok. amanda swafford is an attorney and former councilwoman. let's meet our panelists. the statehouse correspondent for the social is -- for the associated press. and danielards malloy is the washington, d.c., correspondent for the atlanta journal-constitution. this debate will consist of three rounds. for more on the rules visit pressclub.org. daniel malloy you get the first question for mr. purdue. >> two of the biggest drivers are medicare and social security. what would you do about these programs if elected? would you raise the retirement age, or should we get the private sector more involved? >> it is why i get involved. this is unconscionable. debt.e almost doubled the in the last two years we will do that. those unemployment liabilities combined with our current debt is over $1 million per household. a long timeto take to solve this. the other thing is the interest on this debt. we have to do a couple things with social security and medicare. alreadyto protect those drawing benefit

and no comment on the journal report that abu dhabi and associated fund mace be trying to buy reebokm them. looking forward to the week. two things to watch out for. next sunday the bank stress test from the ecb will notify the banks this week so you may get leaps on the asset quality review over the next coming days and if you're traveling tonight, and into tomorrow, lufthansa is on strike. >> thank you very much. simon hobbs. when we come back apple earnings after the bell rolling out apple pay stock up almost 2%. the strength of iphone sales potentially and the company's outlook for the holiday season when we come back. take a closer look at your fidelity green line and you'll see just how much it has to offer, especially if you're thinking of moving an old 401(k) to a fidelity ira. it gives you a wide range of investment options... and the free help you need to make sure your investments fit your goals -- and what you're really investing for. tap into the full power of your fidelity green line. call today and we'll make it easy to move that old 401(k) to a fidelity rollover ira.

. >> adidas is looking to buy reebok. plan to go bid $2.2 billion. >> if you own an iphone six, you can use it to make payments. 500 banks and major credit card companies are taking part as are walgreens, mcdonald's and whole foods. >> he admits they made mistakes. the c.e.o. of the texas hospital where two nurses became infected with ebola speaks out in an open letter. >> this is a live look at the news conference in dallas. we will discuss whether that opens the door to court action against the hospital. >> a comet has a close call with mars. nasa views it all. >> tough talk for british prime minister david cameron in his government efforts to curb immigration there. it would be an historic mistake if on these issues, britain were to continue to alienate its natural allies. >> who said it? the answer next. with al qaeda. >> since 9/11 the us has spent has spent billions of dollars on domestic counter-terrorism operations. >> i wanted to be in on the big game and to be paid top-dollar for it. that's it. >> many of these

ceo ofe the former dollar general and reebok. amanda swafford is an attorney and former councilwoman. let's meet our panelists. the statehouse correspondent for the social is -- for the associated press. and danielards malloy is the washington, d.c., correspondent for the atlanta journal-constitution. this debate will consist of three rounds. for more on the rules visit pressclub.org. daniel malloy you get the first question for mr. purdue. >> two of the biggest drivers are medicare and social security. what would you do about these programs if elected? would you raise the retirement age, or should we get the private sector more involved? >> it is why i get involved. this is unconscionable. debt.e almost doubled the in the last two years we will do that. those unemployment liabilities combined with our current debt is over $1 million per household. a long timeto take to solve this. the other thing is the interest on this debt. we have to do a couple things with social security and medicare. alreadyto protect those drawing benefit

of dollar general and reebok and amanda swafford is an attorney and former floury branch council womanchristina cassidy is a statehouse correspondent for the associated press. charles edwards is the assistant news director for 90.1, and daniel malloy is the washington, d.c. correspondent for the atlanta journal substitution. this debate will consist of three rounds and for more nformation on the rules, visit atlantapressclub.org. daniel malloy, you get the first question for david perdue. >> mr. perdue, you said the national debt and unfunded liabilities are the reasons you got in the race. two of the biggest drivers are medicare and social security. what specifically would you do about these programs if elected, should we raise the retirement age or get the private sector 1r068d in these programs? >> thank you, daniel. it's the reason i got in this race. it is unconscionable. we doubled the debt in this president's administration and he told us he'd cut it in half but it's doubled. right now those unfunded liabilities combined with our current debts is over $1 million per household. t