alix: just do it, use nike. toby alix:anks to and george. when we come back, which country has provided refuge for stock investors? that answer after the break. ♪ askedbefore the break we which country provides refuge for emerging market stock investors? joe: the answer is:. check out this chart, showing returns over emerging markets, poland is leading the way. it is up there. i'm emerging markets, there has been talk about eastern european markets as being separate from the emerging-market route, but enoughlso does not have characteristics as others. even within this -- there are some pockets. have: really does not exposure to china and that in itself insulates it. thater, i should point out there is a high risk that poland may actually reduce costs, but that is a knockoff on the ecb. we want to get straight to top headlines. a good man suspected of killing a reporter and cameraman during a live broadcast has died. virginia police say the man was a disgruntled former employee of the station in virginia. he died of a self-inflicted pursuit.o

your endorsements use to be nikes. now they're nuke deals. >> what would your cause be?osby. >> what would your cause be? a new report says three women contacted isis pretend thing to be jihadi bribes and scammed isis out of 3300 dollars. now the women are up on fraud charges when they should be treated as heroes they are. >> this is our social media propaganda campaign against isis. they ought to be given medals, we ought to quadruple the effort they represent. >> is that conspiracy theory? >> i hope so. i like it. >> i like conspiracy theories. >> i wish you would run for president. there's something behind the reason you didn't. you were fished by something else. jim, i'm sure you've been on the receiving end of these type things. have you ever paid and found out it was a scam? >> no. you don't pay up front pay as they're leaving. go down stairs and give this to your friend and come back. >> go to my atm. >> who knew isis was this gullible. they bought a box of speakers and found out they were bricks. what dopes. >> i did that once. >> i think it makes sense. it's ego

kevin hart told us just a few moments ago that he would tweet outcome run with me and that led to the partnership with nike's run club. he told us he wanted to bring it home so this is the eighth city, philadelphia the eighth city where nike has come set up a tent, registered runners and they've been off for a 5k. the goal here is nobody will win the race today, it's just inspiration, motivation for folks to get out, get active, exercise and run. so for about an hour this morning people were warming up, grabbing their water and then just a few moments ago as rosemary said, the runners took off. and you could see that they are -- couldn't be more hyped. a perfect day for running. it isn't humid out here. it's nice. warm. and folks are representing several different foundations. some folks tell us that they're not here to raise money, they're just here to tell their friends that if you want to run, you can run. you can see that they're all ages in the crowd. little kids are here, school-aged children, their parents and even grandparents. we talked to kevin hart just before he led the runners in the 5k and we'r

nike thing -- fed, just do it. to: all right, thanks toby, and george, you are staying with us to the break. which is best for investors since china devalued the yuan? that answer after the break. ♪ alix: i'm alix steel. joe: and i'm joe weisenthal. alix: we talked about which country provided the best refuge for mr. since china devalue its currency to weeks ago. joe: the answer is:. : -- the answer is poland. poland leading the way. there is talk about the eastern european emerging markets as being separate from the emerging-market rout. india doesn't have as many of the characters to us as others. even within the carnage there is these pockets. alix: particularly with poland, it doesn't have that much exposure to china and that insulates it from the gyrations we see with the yuan. there is a high risk that poland may be forced to reduce borrowing costs that that is a knockoff if the ecb has to keep money in the system because of china. we want to get straight to top headlines in the afternoon. a gunman suspected of killing a reporter and cameraman during a live tv broadcast has died. virgi

just may 8th president obama in portland, oregon at the nike headquarters said there used to be a problemina's currency market manipulation which at present had stopped and it is true, the question is this a step backward? >> china has shadowed the dollar. what they're saying now because their economy is weakening and our economy is at least stable, i don't know how strong it is, they can no longer shadow the dollar. i think that's what they're saying. the move against the euro is very, very small. the move against the yen is very, very small, but what you do have is a worldwide drop in commodity prices, which i think is being led by the federal reserve's rhetoric about raising interest rates. and i say again, be careful what you wish for here. usually, usually you raise rates when currencies are rising and commodities are rising, and so forth. i'd be pretty concerned about that. as i've said before, the fed policy, the speed at which they raise rates should be about an injured snail, okay? that's all they should do, maybe one and done and get out. >> on that metaphor we leave it, sarah,

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nike to make his spontaneous runs a nationwide phenomenon. >>> it's another start to another week here on wall street. the experts at cnbc will walk ush what's expected to come after last week's roller coaster ride. >>> plus, president obama is going where no sitting president has gone before. ahead in our next half hour, we'll tell you about the president's trip to alaska and the important issue that he hopes to draw attention to during his visit to the arctic there. >>> and you can'tç call it mt. mckinley anymore. we'll tell you about the name change for north america's tallest peak. ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. she was just browsing... we gotta go. i'm ava. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. what? >>> 5:23 now. safety at the ballpark. major league baseball is taking a closer look at that issue after a fan fell to his death at turner field over the weekend. the ballpark in atlanta held a moment of silence for greg murray. he fell 50 feet from the up

nike, apple stores, food locker. >> reporter: according to credit cards.com, there were half a million cards in use in the u.s. last year. the mobile payment players have cornered a fraction of the market. >> the biggest decline is getting it to be used in more places. >> it is taking off, but it's taking off slowly and part of the problem is that you just can't use it everywhere. >> reporter: it's a big change in people's spending habits. >> you're talking about payments and financial history. it's something that there's always going to be a little bit of hesitancy on the consumer standpoint, as they become comfortable with using the technology, they talk to friends and family, they see how it works in the stores and they become more comfortable with it. >> from a secure standpoint, switching from plastic to mobile payments may be a smart move. >> it's a safe and simple way for paying for things. when you use apple pay, it creates a one-time authorization number that only the retailer and apple see. even if a hacker gets that information and use your card fraudulently, it's still covered the same way if someb

nike. that figure revealed yesterday in court. jordan currently involved in a lawsuit right now, over grocery store, using his name, and number, 23,o sell a discounted steak, jordan's attorneys are revealing how much jordan's name is valued by his payden doors ores, they claim his name worth $10 million each time it is used in a ad. breaking her silence, the first time she is speaking out since being charged for lying about leaked information. hear what kathleen kane has to say about the accusations. >> and the piano man will be live in philly tonight playing all your favorite tunes. the big news, billy joel is celebrating, at age 66. >> ♪ let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target, and upgrade to a shiny new everything. and now when you buy a phone, get 20% off your target run. all things mobile. all in one place. >>> a eight year old shoot himself in the foot with a gun, his family says he got at a local rec center. it is what police cannot finds that's puzzling investigators. good morning

stand out category whether it's nike or skechers and even uggs is doing some interesting new product this year. >> stacy, just in the last couple of minutes you told us that the consumer is exhausted. it's really tough to raise prices so neiman-marcus filing for an ipo. the high luxury market, is this the right time? many consumers are still struggling. >> yeah, you know, it's an interesting time here but i would really focus -- one of the sectors that's been performing the best is the off price sector. so, you know, they certainly have the neiman-marcus discount chain so that's an opportunity here. but it is an interesting time that as tourism is really taking a hit in the united states, that a luxury player can choosing to go public right now. but i think there's some opportunity in that discount luxury space. >> another big factor to consider is gas prices now at 275. the lowest average for the month since 2010. got to wonder how that's going to help the consumer if at all. we'll leave it there. thank you for running us through some of the big retail names reporting this week. u.s. futures right now indicating a higher open. of course we have some

highs, including facebook, nike, starbucks, all day we're letting you, the viewer, pick the names you think it's time to take some profits in, do a little trimming. dom chu joins us look at who is leading in some of the voting of the pairs, that you guys have come up with. >> so we did the buy the dip exercise a few weeks back. now it's about selling the riffs. these stocks are in the s&p 500, all at or near record highs, with about 5% of entering today. they've got positive momentum. we put them on match-ups, for joe terranova and josh, we try to get closer match-ups, so it wasn't apple versus ex saun. nike versus starbucks. on this side here, chipotle, versus underarmer, home depot versus netflix. we whittled it down by viewer votes to these now. very tight race with facebook and jp morgan. jp morgan comes out of that part of the bracket, nike edges out starbucks on that side here and viewers also said chipotle perhaps a little more relatively overvalued than under armour and netflix more than home depot. this is our final four now. i guess the question becomes whether or not viewers will continue to feel that way about some of the stocks. they can go to cnbc.c

us. >> then there was one. you the viewers and readers voted and this is what you've come up with. basically came down to nikeou can see here what you guys thought. again, that was the most relatively at least over valued was chipotle shares. interestingly enough for chipotle. that is perhaps barricades. the stock had a huge runup but again, this is stock that trades just where analysts think right now so they have to up or lower the targets here. it also has just for context here trades at around 45 times trailing earnings and five times sales so a fairly rich valuation, however, you're talking about a company, as well, that has grown the revenues by 22% compounded annually over five years. so again, the growth is there but just interesting here, guys, that this is what's happening with the poll. >> it haunts me, dom, thank you. ahead of the tape column years ago when it was at 140 and look now. guys, thank you for joining me. this market craziness and we'll hand it over to "fast money." melissa lee, you guys and the gang, what's up. >> we'll give you the trade, kelly. >>> "fast money" starts right now live

nike up here and chipotle up here, an interesting mix here of these types of stocks. voting opened once more. go to cnbc.com. tweet usith hashtag sell the rip. we'll get more of that story this afternoon. >> look forward to it, dom chu. >> semiconductor close to session lose. intel and qualcomm hitting new 52-week lows. >>> take a check on shares of twitter. down almost 6%. it did break below its ipo price. we'll be talking twitter and market sell-off on "fast money" tonight at 5:00 p.m. >> sales force.com. the stock is down nearly 4%. i referenced jim and "mad money" but i did not know this. marc benioff is going to be on "mad money" tonight at 6:00. did not know that. sometimes you just get lucky. >> that's one to watch, for sure. all sectors are negative today. proxies doing the best. utilities as well as telecom. we are seeing tremendous pressure on discretionary stocks being pressured by the big slump in shares of sney. disney is below $100. it just broke $100 moments ago. down by more than 6% right now. stephen, we've got a lot of things expressed as concerns for investors. what are you focused on? >> disney. t

nike. the analogy is he's the sports world's hope diamond. you can't chip off a piece. to usewyers played up some smaller endorsements reminding that the jury that two of the coupons were ever redeemed arguing the company did not profit from the ad. >> it was never about the money. it was the principle of protecting my name and my likeness and i just felt like they took advantage of it. i'm glad the courts understood that today. >>> a 25-year-old student in chile discovered a new planet. it's about 300 light years away from earth and the star it orbits is twice the size of our own sun. she found the planet while studying the red star. the mass is three times that of jupiter and almost 100 times that of earth. it's a cool discovery. we thank you for watching this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell in atlanta. for our viewers in the u.s., "new day" is next. for everyone else around the world "amanpour" starts in just a moment. ♪ ♪ (dorothy) toto, i've a feeling we're not in kansas anymore... (morpheus) after this, there is no turning back. (spock) history is replete with

nike, kellogg and coca-cola. on pays to top the london games. tv ratings should benefit from rio's time zone, one hour ahead of the eastern u.s. kellogg says it will stop usingrs and flavors within three years. the company's move follows an industry trend. breakfast cereal sales slumping as consumers shy away from processed foods. how are you going to get the green in the lucky charms? a new sign of openness to roman catholics who have divorced and remarried. pope francis says the church still has a place for them. the pontiff says they have not been excommunicated. his remarks point to a possible change in the church's stand on remarried, divorced people. they are currently banned from receiving communion. those are your top headlines. i loved every one of those. erik: all right. sec minutes from now, the is going to sit down and debate a rule that has been in the works for some time. part of the dodd frank act. americanwould require public companies to disclose the ratio of how much their ceos get paid relative to everybody else at the company. david is here to talk about it. let's remind everybody, i tried to summarize it, what is on the table? block.an 8

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of nike would have similar commentary about this kind of robust activity in china even though you have a clo colossal stock market, even though you have some interstate issues. >> right. stay with usy, if you would. i want to go back to mandy. the futures market in chicago -- we just lost her. zachary, let's talk, then, about the futures market. what does that futures market tell us? because a lot of people were talking about the futures market before the opening of this morning's stock market. describe to me the relationship. >> there is a turn in it right now, but we're like 36 minutes into the trading and i was looking at options saying, i don't accept people looking at options but i probably should. it's an indicator of where professional traders think the market is going kind of in the near term or the mid-term. right now it's kind of all over the place, which makes sense given how quickly these markets are moving. it's not indicating -- it's pretty evenly divided between those who think we have much further pain or this is one of those moments where you should take advantage of these tips and buy. so i don't think we're getting a conclusive read right now. we can get a concl

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