part of a new collaboration with tommy hilfiger and there she is.our questions on twitter right now. >> she's got all kinds. i love that spring look right there. >>> now, let's take a look at our cover girl right here on the cover of "good housekeeping" magazine this month. there she is, robin roberts. [ applause ] it hit newsstands tomorrow. it opens up about your life and your battlement it comes out next week. all looking forward to that. >>> this morning we do a preview. you had all of us that talk about the people that inspire us. >> i took a sneak peek when i came back and it was great to see everybody again and i'm telling you, everybody has something. it's something my mother said and for you to share, the person who inspires you, this is what it's all about. i was very flattered by "good housekeeping." though when you're at the airport and see your picture on the newsstand -- >> i picked up one. >> jamie, our editor and the photographer, they said about a book of giving people hope who may not otherwise have it, it's all we can hope to get.

. >> we have the company which earns calvin klein and tommy hilfiger and others who are household names in the u.s. like adidas and h&m, but the wal-marts, the gaps have not chosen to be part of this critical process of change and that is extremely disturbing to watch. >> some experts say liability concerns have kept the american companies from legally binding commitments but rami nesba says just because they didn't sign doesn't mean they've done nothing. >> just as a gentleman's agreement and understanding and perception not necessarily has to be legally binding. >> he says has so-called alliance group has hired international and local engineers to do safety inspections of garment factories. >> we are trying to engage the workers. we are establishing outlines to listen to their voice so we can be as responsive as possible. >> the alliance collaborated with the european group on common safety concerns, recently sponsoring a building safety expo, for example. it introduced owners of the 4,000-odd factories to things like fire doors and sprinklers, virtually unheard of in bangladesh. for

that pvh has been derailed by the purchase of warnerco, which initially looked to be the son of tommy hilfiger, which created multiple-year upsides for those who owned pvh. warnerco did the opposite and the stock came down precipitously. but a couple of weeks ago, pvh laid out a multi-year vision that's now within their grasp. and even though the stocks had a quick seven-point run from the bottom, i think the opportunity here is still alive and well. here's another, nike. this stock, which my charitable trust has been buying, reminds me of ppg's arc to higher prices. the stock rallied from $79 to $82 in after-hours trading when the release came out. i told you never to trade on after-hours, but people did. sure enough, management shaved down expectations during the conference call and that shaved nine points from that pinnacle after-hours. nine points! talk about extreme. nike's working its way back now, but not so fast that you've missed the opportunity. here's the bottom line. we can wring our hands about the fractions of pennies being pickpocketed from the big pension funds and mutual funds