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here's gigi hadid showing off her boxing skills for reebok.ing gyms are opening all over the country and in new york city, models and mortals alike flock here to rumble boxing, a new fitness studio backed by rocky himself. >> rocky's coming back now. rocky's got him on the ropes. >> models like gisele angie gee people you wld doing yoga are now boxing. why is this taking off like this. >> one, because it works. it's incredibly efficient coupling it strength training. >> reporter: noah neiman is the co-founder of rumble. as many as 60 people train at the same time. >> there is nothing like a boxer's high. it makes you feel like ali in his prime. >> reporter: he says 70% of his clients are within. >> i've learned technique and as i'm relaxed, i still feel invigorated and very, very powerful. >> reporter: two regulars at this studio are 24-year-old mariah strong and 1-year-old chase carter. both top models in new york city who say they use boxing regularly to stay in shape. >> time for my first class. after a quick warmup. >> right hand, thumb, t

and jgigi hadid showing off her skills for reebok.studios are opening all over the country. rumble is backed by rocky himself. >> rocky's got him on the ropes! >> reporter: models like gisele and gigi, people you would think would be off doing yoga, they're boxing. why is this taking off like this? >> one, because it works. especially coupling with the strength training. >> reporter: noah neiman is the co-founder of rumble. here, as many as 60 people train at the same time. >> there's nothing like a boxer's high. it makes you feel like ali in his prime. >> reporter: he says 70% of his clients are women. >> i've learned technique, and as i'm relaxed, i still feel invigorated and very, very powerful. >> reporter: two regulars at this studio are 24-year-old maria, and 19-year-old chase carter. both top models in new york city who say they use boxing regularly to stay in shape. what most surprised you when you started boxing? >> the strength of my core got super strong and leaned out in the middle, kind of like an hourglass. >> and everyb

a throwback to the 1990's for reebok. they introduced shoes with a button on the tongue. do you remember those? allen iverson. michelle: it was a pump. >> these don't pump you up. they order a they are linked to pizza hut. they use the bluetooth and g.p.s. to order your favorite pie and tell the delivery driver where to take it. only 64 pairs are sold as part of a promotion with the ncaa tournament. it could catch on. michelle: yeah. everybody is just ordering pies. still ahead at 5:00, woman sees a baby inside a locked car. a man passed out overdosing in the front seat. her call to 911 and what happened next. >> another week and still no word from president trump on the executive order. horace: the white house is violent on when the next executive order will be signed but when it is, an army of volunteers are ready to help those entering the country. we have details on all of this. ryan? ryan: more than 120 volunteers underwent training this week. immigration attorneys tell us they plan to put up a fight if needed. once they hear the detail of president trump's newest or

she came in black pants, a black rain coat, a neck thing, and black reeboks. how fabulous is that?ith jewels and all this stuff. anyway, so, and i heard-- they showed a scene from "guess who's coming to dinner" with spencer tracy. and i heard her from the balcony, from where they were sitting saying, "oh, spencer." ( laughter ) and she-- because i had done the kennedy center honors numerous times. and as far as i know, she's the only person who was celebrated who actually came backstage to thank the people who were there. and so that itself was amazing. but i told george stephens who produced it this story about how important she was to me at a very seminal moment in my life. and he said, "you have to tell her. you have to tell her." and i said, "i can't tell her." so i told her. >> stephen: did she take it well? >> well, she did. >> stephen: some people can't take that very well. when they find out they're an idol they demur. >> i didn't come at her like an idol. i just told her the story and how at this certain moment in my life, you know, it just came together, and she gave meet

these are your filas and your reeboks. that's your fubu. this is your michael jordan gear.an you 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 acti

check date ra, reebok and retail sales tomorrow.anuary consumer credit tomorrow and the big jobs report friday. so it's crucial this week we continue to get signs, that soft data and hard data. all the ingredients are in place for a major bump in spending. wages have to start heating up. anecdotal evidence is hinting this should have occurred months ago. friday we'll see evidence that the economy is cook with gas and people are making more money. that's the big story from the spending report. wealthier household are spending big time. $73 from $70. but those households with $90,000 or more, their average spendi surged. you can lmt thwealth effect, but i thinpeoplee more cash and are starting to put it to work. the market is at all-time highs. folks now understand that nobody is going to look to punish them for having a robust 401k. that means things will only get better from here. a million dollar payday for charity officials. should the trump administration keep planned parenthood open if they agree on one thing? i'll tell what it

facebook and google, sometimes you'll see on facebook, it will pop up, if you were just looking for reeboks or nikes or whatever. >> or a couch. >> all of a sudden it will pop up, an advertisement for that. but here's the difference between your service providers and google and facebook. you choose to go on google and facebook. you don't choose necessarily your network service provider. you pay that's it. you choose to get on facebook, you choose to get on google. they're saying, you can't put us into all of this. but the service providers say, this should be fair game, if you're allowing it to happen with facebook and google, we should be part of it too. >> opens up a whole new world of advertising potentially. i probably know the answer, but who are they selling the information to? >> advertisers. anyone and everyone who wants a piece of us. so if you're out there and you're searching for online dating websites. if you're searching for, just looking for sneakers, again, they're going to sell that information to the companies that are related to whatever you're searching. it's all well and

reebok has been under pressure, trying to scale back that part of the business, they did that in novemberformer boss will be speaking to bloomberg television at 11:35 u.k. time. that is very topical. let's talk about daybreak. you know how to get it on your mobile, on your bloomberg. here is what we are looking at this morning. this is the cover story, the china data that -- the surprise rate deficit, the shortfall. meanwhile imports surged almost 45%. the lunar new year holidays in january most likely help distort the figures. anna: that and the higher import cost for energy. messy data list. the u.k. prime minister fired the government adviser who had led the house of lords revolt to defeat her brexit bill for second time in the north. -- in the lords. dealtially be telling any and stopping may from walking away. that and the u.k. budget today keeps the u.k. pretty much front of mine. manus: and we focus on an italian story, the world's oldest bank wants to sell bad loans, pretty much to start as soon as the european authorities approve its new business, according to people familiar wit

and focus on his core brand and what is happening with reebok.will be selling its unit. -- it's hockey unit. its hockey unit. credit agricole, this is a story staketheir weighing a sell. the other one of want to mention foxconn. -- it is about what is happening at the high-end housing market which has been softening. pretax profit missing estimate, down by 33%. is the sense that we are seeing some softness there. we are continuing to see the bund yields rising. the open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome. we are very close now to the open in europe. interesting stock stories to watch out for. more generally, a softening picture of european equities as we start trade in a minute or so. one, .2%.y it is fascinating to see a strong story coming through. watch out for credit agricole, foster's, angie forex -- and g4x. yields pickingnd up a little bit this morning. not a great deal. we have seen a little bit of a push higher. we will talk a lot about the fixed income story throughout the morning. let us talk about the market open and what is g

he was the ceo of reebok and dollar general. thank you. sen. perdue: good morning.let's talk about this federal deficit limit that expires at midnight tonight. is this symbolic? there is something important going on here. downperdue: we won't call and credit in the united states government, we will pay debts, but i don't see that as the problem. our budget is the problem. they are talking about potential interest rate hikes, and every core .3 have seen is $50 billion of new interest, -- every quarter has seen $50 billion of new interest. we will have many more in less it under control now. david: you make an important point, which is an alarming percentage of our budget right now is with servicing existing in may haveat is had little interest rates. when happens when it returns to "normal" interest rates? sen. perdue: we had $20 trillion in debt. 5%,hey are the average of we would be paying $1 trillion in interest. last year, we paid a little over $2 trillion because interest rates were low. if the fed goes up, we will have had 150 billion dollars of interest we hav