she's at the reebok showroom in l.a. natalie, hi. >> hey, guys. i don't know if i can top al's i'm so excited about that because you know how much i love running. i've run a couple of marathons. and i'm really excited to share my passion of running. i've teamed up with reebok to create a special shoe for kids for my "today" show original. running is my meditation, my therapy, my time to rock out and even my time to pray. with the rhythm of my stride, i often think es clear my head and find my inner cheerleader, who is always pushing me to my limits. this is why i run. for my "today's original" i worked with reebok to design kids' running shoes because i know my love of running started when i could first lace up my shoes all on my own. and now as a mom with two boys, i am passionate about fitness. >> the reebok brand has always been a brand that's about empowering people. their employees to their be more human campaign, reebok inspires people to be their best. including kids. proceeds from the sale of my shoes will go to boksm build our kids succes

reebok stepped up to partner with box.ig, bold, graphic pattern, you name it. spots on the bottom, i love that because i know that's what my kids like, too. from the colors to the material. >> i like that. i guess seeing it. that's residential. >> from the laces to the sole. >> speckling. >> finally, we had the design for our girls and boys shoes with the hint of the "today" show worked in, sunrise and sunset, and our favorite color, orange. next, meeting some of the kids who would benefit from the sales of my shoes, i participated alongside them in a box program in new york. >> box teaches these kids to love play and love movement and teaches them functional fitness movement this is a no longer learn because p.e. has been taken out. >> i created what i thinkre pretty cool shoes that will inspire them. the proceeds of the sale, how will that help? >> if we can create awareness of you designing the shoes involved and becoming advocates we will start a fitness revolution. >> we asked the kids in my boks class to give the sho

what is it about your products that is succeeding versus reebok -- >> he owns reebok. >> sorry, under. >> i think one of the big differences for us is that we've moved a lot of our innovation for the u.s. to the u.s., so we're becoming much more relevant with a u.s. consumer or the young athlete with a fashion person. whereas before, it was probably more european view, so that is one, and then, you know, secondly, i think we've been more brave, we've taken more chances, using new materials, new designs and that's resonating with the consumer, which we can see so the biggest criticism i get from our partners like foot locker or dick's sporting goods is that we are out of stock, which is a great problem to have as the ceo. >> high class problem as we say. >> what about reebok? you made one of your first strategic moves sort of restructuring it. why not just spin it off? >> i think that's an easy solution and i think we can create more share of the value by turning it around. we have grown our reebok business outside the u.s. right now, we've created a team that the only thing they live

contract with the ufc when they forced the fighters under contract with them to wear uniforms made by reebok. they signed a deal with reebok for $70 million and now -- >> so you have -- >> they have forced all athletes to wear that uniform and no longer are they actually going to garner their own sponsors in the various niche supporters of the support. >>. >> so that would be supplemental income on top of the five and five? >> many of those lower tier fighters could make just as much for garnering sponsorship as they were getting for their fight purse in the first place. >> and now they're limited from doing that? >> they lost that. >> i have 30 seconds left. i want to build on what you touched on. my understanding is that for injuries suffered during the fight that that is covered from the health care that is provided by from the league, if you will. the what about injuries suffered during training? what happens there? how does that work? i would imagine that as you said you often -- if you're sparring for 10 to 12 weeks, i imagine that's all physical. >> if you're injured during the course

fighter much of that went away with fighters that are under contract and they signed a deal with reebok and in with these supporters >> that would be on top quick. >> many of those lower tier has sponsorship for the. >> i have 30 seconds someone to build off of the free -- those injuries suffered. >> injuries suffered during training? how did that work the insurance company will cover roofer happens. live head several contracts disputes with the company one of mine was well above the is that there man so now deny get paid player of the are responsible because of lack of insurance. >> but what is an accident? if you break my ribs peck's pemex and the like that. would is an accident. sometimes you are cut. >> does that require stitches? >> i don't do that very often here. as a whole across-the-board. >> is still like a strong endorsement for obamacare. [laughter] >> a different interpretation of the chair recognizes five minutes for questions. >> and thanks to the witnesses to ms. robinson. with the association in florida tell me i want to know what is that? but almost always a state but

away with the ufc when- with the they forced fighters who were under contract with them to where reebok. they want all athletes to wear that uniform and no longer of able to go out and garner their own sponsors in the various niche supporters. >> that was the supplemental income that you had on top of the five and five? >> many of the slower to fighters could go out and make as much from garnering sponsorship from the exposure they will get in that particular fight than they were getting in the fight for a desk in the first place. my understanding is that for what about injuries suffered during training? i would imagine, as you said, if you are sparring for 10-12 weeks pre-fight i would imagine that is pretty fiscal. are bestsly aren't you obviously if you are injured during the course of the night, the insurance writer for the right covers whatever happens. bead several disputes would ufc. one of my complaints was what about the guys who get injured in the course of training. not only did they not get paid because they didn't make it to the fight. now they are responsible because of la

they signed a deal with reebok for $70 million and now -- >> >> so you have -- >> they have forced all athletes to wear that uniform and no longer are they actually going to garner their own sponsors in the various niche supporters of the support. best of the sport. >> so that would be supplemental income on top of the five and five you said was liberty tree. >> many of those lower tier fighters could make just as much garnering sponsorship for the exposure they are getting for that particular fight than they were getting for their fight in the first place. >> and now they're limited from doing that? >> they lost that. >> i have 30 seconds left. i want to build on what you touched on. my understanding is that for injuries suffered during the fight that that is covered from the health care that is provided by from the league, if you will. what about injuries suffered during training? what happens to their? whatoes that work -- happens there? >> if you're injured during the course of the night the insurance rider for that competition covers what happens. through my deals with the ufc, be

nike lost market share to adidas and reebok.ney despite a great "star wars" launch, it was still a miss. it dropped about 1%. we certainly have jitters in the market. i just went through the outflows and inflows. we saw outflows of equities and everybody is running in, recorded net $3.4 billion inflow into the bonds, into bonds funds. so there is nervousness here at the end of the year, but we have 2017 to look forward to. connell: hang with us, nicole for a moment. i want to bring mark and nicole into the conversation. i don't make herbert hoover reference to think we'll have the crash of 29 here, but what happened after the trump bump as nicole called it? it has been quite a run from the election to the end of the year. where do we to? >> i believe in 2017 we'll see positive growth, maybe even 10% by the end of the year. you have to remember trump says he is going to drain the swamp. as i said last week when he starts draining that swamp it will probably stink a little. if you look at charts and graphs, and technical indicator

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