stan smith. >> reporter: in 1972, he won wimbledon wearing his own stan smith's.no way he could have predicted the cult like fashion staple the shoe has become. >> are you into fashion? >> i am now. >> reporter: at the adidas flagship store in new york, you can see how the brand has broken its traditional white boundaries. you can have stan smiths in metallic, and floral patterns. adidas pulled them from shelfs in 2012. >> they said look we're going to relaunch it. we're really committed to it. >> reporter: after a two year hiatus, adidas brought it back. >> 15 to 24-year-olds. those are the last people who know who i am. little did i know, their plans were quite creative. >> reporter: since its launch, adidas has sold more than 15 million stan smith's. making it one of the brand's best selling sneakers of all- time. >> i would say most people who wear my shoe have no idea who i am. >> reporter: that was not the case along new york's 5th avenue, where it took only minutes before we spotted stan smith fans from china, germany. >> would you >> reporter: and miami. >

stan smith plenty of game left.liver, cbs3 "eyewitness news news". >>> we're going to recap the breaking news, a budget deal has been reached in new jersey and just moments ago, governor chris christie held a press conference to announce state beaches along with parks and other services will reopen tomorrow as a result. christie blamed lawmakers for the shutdown. >> state parks, opened tomorrow morning at normal time. i wish that the legislature would have chosen one of those two paths they chose tonight on june 30th. if they had we wouldn't have had to close down government on the first, second and third, but that's what the constitution requires. >> democrats were battling with the governor's proposal to overhaul the largest insurer horizon blue cross shield, this comes after christie faced sharp criticism about his own use of a closed state beach. lawmakers in trenton reached a deal to end the shutdown just before it reached a fourth day so everything reopens tomorrow. >>> lauren casey joining us. as we look ahea

stan smith plenty of game left.liver, cbs3 "eyewitness news news". >>> we're going to recap the breaking news, a budget deal has been reached in new jersey and just moments ago, governor chris christie held a press conference to announce state beaches along with parks and other services will reopen tomorrow as a result. christie blamed lawmakers for the shutdown. >> state parks, opened tomorrow morning at normal time. i wish that the legislature would have chosen one of those two paths they chose tonight on june 30th. if they had we wouldn't have had to close down government on the first, second and third, but that's what the constitution requires. >> democrats were battling with the governor's proposal to overhaul the largest insurer horizon blue cross shield, this comes after christie faced sharp criticism about his own use of a closed state beach. lawmakers in trenton reached a deal to end the shutdown just before it reached a fourth day so everything reopens tomorrow. >>> lauren casey joining us. as we look ahea

in london is in full swing, tennis great, stan smith, won the tournament in 1972, today most peoplenow him for the adidas sneakers that have his name. the brand has broken the traditional tennis white boundaries, after two year hiatus, adidas relaunched the shoes in 2014 for a younger demographic. smith says most people who wear his shoes probably don't know who he is but that wasn't the case on the streets of new york. >> you know who stan smith is? he is right here. >> my gosh. >> since its launch, adidas sold more than 50 million stan smiths making it one of the brand's best selling sneakers of all time. green on the back venlt. >> very popular. >>> cbs evening news is next. >> elaine has a preview. >> hi, up next, presidential smackdown, the latest tweet that has president trump in hot water. chip reed is at the white house. >>> gardeners in a race to save the coral reef. >>> the bald eagle comes soaring back, those stories in a few seconds on the cbs evening news. >> thanks for watching us at 5:00. >> we are back in 30 minutes, got to go out o put on my stan smiths that i used

once the number one tennis player in the world, stan smith at 70 is in full swing. ce. >> bouncing into our hearts. >> and offered to make his name and lightness the sole of the shoe. >> adidas had created the first leather tennis shoe. >> that was high-tech. >> i said, leather shoes, that's really amazing. >> what's it like to have your face on your shoe. >> well sometimes i would look down to return serve and i'd look down and say, well, that's my face on there. >> reporter: in 1972 he won wimbledon wearing his own stan smiths, but there's no way he could have predicted the cult-like staple the shoe has become. >> are you into fashion? >> i am now. say that to my friends, i'm a fashion icon, but they laugh and i loof. >> reporter: stan smith had been a hit on the runway and in music. >> the first time i heard i was in a rap song, my daughter was about 13 at the time. she said, dad, you're famous. jay z has you in a rap song. ol', really. who's jay z. >> he owns at least 60 pairs. >> these are the new ones you just bought. >> actually didn't buy them. >> at the adid

and miami. >> do you know who stan smith is? >> yes.e. >> oh, my gosh. >> teenagers still know he's more than a name on the sneaker. though he retired from playing professionally three decades ago, stan smith has plenty of game left. >> how long do you think you'll continue to play? >> well, only until 96. i figure after 96 i can't play more than that. >> we'll see if his sneakers can hold up as long. his mom played tennis until she was 90 years old. >> i love that you got a tennis lesson. >> i was so nervous. i just wanted to be able to hit the ball back and forth a few times as i'm trying to interview him. he stands at 6'4". he's like boink, boirng, boink. i'm all over the court. >> he seemed so humble. >> he really put me at ease because i was so nervous. >> we're going to call you meggy with a good backhand. >> meg, thank you very much. >>> michelle miller takes us to a home that sits on the border of the u.s. and canada. >> reporter: this home sits on the line. this is the line. the line that sits on united states and canada sits r

the most famous tennis shoe out there is the stan smith. >> oh right. >> how many people know that he a tennis play per. >> exactly he played in the '50s and '60s >> if only he saw his shoes now. up next, afterwards we're going to talk to william cohen about the rising tensions in the korean peninsula and the implications for markets and security stay with us the power of a low volatility investing approach. the power of smart beta. power your client's portfolio with powershares. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. call 800-983-0903 for the prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. distributed by invesco distributors inc. containing this information. read it carefully. (slow jazz music) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play (bell ring) >>> heading for the last two minutes of trade for this wednesday, no follow through from monday's rally that took the dow and the transports up into a record territory, briefly during that day, so what did move today oil. let's start with that one. that decline there after eight con

stan lee placed his hand and foot prints in cement at the t-c-l chinese theater monday. director kevin smith was on hand as master of ceremonies with "black panther" actor chadwick bosemon and marvel studios president kevin feige delivering speeches about the creator of countless super heroes. the 94-year old lee was visibly touched by the honor."i'm lucky to be standing here in front of you now, wishing desperately that i had written a speech! but all i can say is, i thank you from the bottom of my heart. and i've always wondered about that expression. why is the bottom of your heart more important than the top of your heart? i thank you from my whole heart! how's that?" excelsior, "stan-the-man." excelsior."dr. marston, every issue of "wonder woman" is filled with violence, torture and sadomasochism. this abnormal behavior in your comic is reckless."here's a very different super hero origin story. the first trailer is out for "professor marston and the wonder women," based on the true story of doctor william marston, a harvard psychologist and the creator of wonder woman. the film follows