and now i'm here and i'm with nike again and virgil.ng collaboration and i'm living a better life, you know? so for me it's really awesome in having my daughter around for basically everything i mean she's super young right now, but it's still really awesome to just have her here and create new memories. i've created tons and tons of memories for decades literally here in new york, it and now i'm looking forward to creating new ones >> yeah, hopefully the clean tutu comes in her size thank you so much for joining me >> thank you >> good luck, serena >> thank you >>> and if you think this is not an investor issue you would be wrong. because virgil abloh, designer, chief creative at louis vuitton, partnership at nike, has been instrumental i would argue in looking at the chart and a lot of the analysts have picked this up a as well, in turning around nike. this is where we have a chart of when he sort of joined nike. they had this ten collaboration where they deconstructed ten of nike's classic shoes, jordan shoes. there's been a halo eff

virgil van dijk, sloppy goals they gave away last season but it virgil van dijk can grow into his pricee hard to beat. can grow into his price tag, liverpool will be hard to beatm isa liverpool will be hard to beatm is a huge price tag, manchester city we re is a huge price tag, manchester city were in the market for him. he seems to have the command, he is commanding everything around him and is more organised and great threat from set pieces as well. the championship is shaping up nicely. it is always a dogfight to get out of that. there are four matches tonight and one including your former club, leeds united. this is the pick of the fixtures at swansea, who were relegated last season. ipswich art in all sorts of trouble against bristol city. hull, they will go top above middlesbrough if they win. swansea could codejoint top with middlesbrough if they win. leeds have had a good start before? last year they had a good start, everybody gets excited. playing for leeds united, a wonderful club, they just want success. it is 1a years since they have been in the premier league and theyjust

the promise of virgil it's was the first neo classical building in germany. france was very progressive for the times allowed his subjects to enter both the palace and garden. the whole thing is what special about the building is that it was always open to visitors of a kind of eighteenth century model building with prince funds was also interested in education has got. the garden kingdom attracted guests from all over europe from portugal and russia for example through belief. and of course one of the visitors was johann both going from good to group to. prince france was a supporter of the enlightenment with its ideals of tolerance. and the landscape design reflects there's for example his vista connects a synagogue. with a catholic church. think house has two facades a neo gothic one of the front and one inspired by english tutor architecture at the back like many buildings here. it was designed by the architect fleetingly feel him fi have fun adam strong. learned is the first artificial volcano in europe inspired by the prince's trip to naples when he saw

>> serena donned a black tutu tennis dress from louis vuitton designer virgil abloh and nike. she had something else on her mind. >> today was a weird day for me. it was coming out and i left my hotel and i was like, i didn't get to say good-bye to olympia. that kind of broke my spirit. okay, serena, don't cry. you'll see her tomorrow. >> the celebs were talking about her catsuit at the french open. the skin-tight suit provide a purpose -- it prevented blood clots. >> i think once you know the real reason why she was wearing it. but listen, i love her attitude. you may strip her from her superwoman suit by you cannot sprip her of her superpowers and that's absolutely the truth. it's ridiculous. >> no one's perfect. always talking about our bodies and what we can wear and what we can't wear and i don't hear too much about the guys, do you? >> short answer, nope. >>> now mel b. explains why she's really checking herself into rehab. >> well, you know, i'm not an alcoholic. i'm not a sex addict. >> we got a sneak peek of the america's got talent appearance on ellen where she tells

also known as prince from created the garden kingdom of decile virgil it's after numerous trips to england france and italy as a young man. in the park and gardens were inspired by those of antiquity as well as england. the palace of earl it was the first neoclassical building in germany. france was very progressive for the times allowed his subjects' to enter both the palace and garden. the whole what's special about the building is that it was always open to visitors of a kind of eighteenth century model building prince fronts was also interested in education these got. the garden kingdom attracted guests from all over europe from portugal and russia for example through belief. and of course one of the visitors was johann both going from good to good. prince france was a supporter of the enlightenment with its ideals of tolerance. and the landscape design reflects there's for example this visitor connects a synagogue with a catholic church. i don't think house has to facades a neo graphic one of the front and one inspired by english cheetah architecture at the back like many buildings he

demeanor is completely different from the kerio so they play one west ham for neo you know they want virgil van dijk was is also a defensive investment you know they cost a lot of money for liverpool he came to the press and you know i love this guy you know specifically the way he's vocal and takes command and his distribution skills so it looks like liverpool is on their way and they have an awesome midfielder you might have heard i didn't i just wanted to ask danielle what do you think about the other transfers i mean it's your talk that says. i mean liverpool i just think it's important to note too that when you're going klopp came to liverpool you promised silverware within four years and the time is now it's like ok we need to deliver because they haven't won anything yet they came close and i haven't won anything so i think that the investments they made are good i mean i mean allison last year i don't know if a lot of people followed him with roma but he was phenomenal absolutely phenomenal i think for me a great great investment that liverpool made and i mean like we were talking b

it is -- as a wonderful line of poetry, virgil says, hereto, things mortal touch the mind and there are for passing things. hereto, the honorable finds its due. and something like that is going to the minds of people as they gather and wait to receive this. our thoughts are with them. >> harris: and all the families that are waiting for some sort of answers in this journey toward closers as well. there were 55 boxes of remains and i had the head forensic scientists of the pentagon explained to me, we don't even know if those are separate remains or if someone goes together, but there is a long road of thousands of additional possibilities for remains to come back and answer those questions about closures for family. but for now you have given us a lot to think about in terms of history and that informs us of how to be in the future. war is part of life unfortunately and you make it -- it has extra meeting tonight for those remains coming back from the korean war. so thank you, bill bennett, for your time. >> shakespeare says the valiant die only once in the coward dies many times. we ce

brought me to tears to think about the 15 years that i've been working on apparel and for my friend virgil, for me to have this, you know, $1.8 billion company out of, you know, a thread going through. and she -- my daughter asked me, daddy, do you have a sewing machine like this at your office? and i brought her to my office. and she did a bunch of sketches. and my head pattern cutter made her dresses right there. >> jimmy: really. >> for her. so she loves coming to the office and doing sketches. >> jimmy: boy, that's so much more fun than my dad's office. [ laughter ] one of the songs on your album is about -- you're in the song, correct me if i have any of this wrong. you're imagining your daughter as an adult dating and men looking at her. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and you're very, very worked up about this. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: prematurely some might say. do you think about that? you think that far ahead? >> oh, i think lifetimes and lifetimes ahead. >> jimmy: and that -- and you actually are imagining like guys objectifying -- do you feel like your attitude towards women has changed since

. >> you made my day you said this is the why i do the show, for people like virgil and claudia. >> that'sw can i help >> caller: i have a lot of success with amazon, but a stock that really concerns me is scott's miracle gro. >> you're likely to be concerned. they missed quarter, missed quarter, missed quarter. i don't know if i want to sell it, maybe get a bounce, but geez, you're absolutely right. and hey, i wish julie and ryan best of all. and they're going to be at an eagles game against the skins. let's go to charles in maryland. >> hi, mr. cramer. thanks for your great show and reminding us of the basics. >> okay. >> caller: my stock was j & j. >> got them! >> buy, buy, buy buy, buy, buy! buy, buy, buy! >> doing a magnificent job bobby in missouri? krichlt jim, boo-yah i'm up over 170% i've never heard you -- >> it's a infrastructure, it's unbelievable we've got to profile that thing. it is up huge. i'm a sales force kind of cloud kings. but that is sui generous kind of reminds me of autodesk i like it. let's go to charles in indiana charles? >> caller: hi, this is charles in indian

at the end of the day, we have a foreign policy that takes its guiding principle from virgil. , and i will quote in less. -- last -- latin. if i cannot move heaven, i will raise hell. for this crowd, there is no need for translation. >> no. >> i will say the three of you has been incredibly disciplined. what are the great things about speaking at heritage is the level of of the audience. i want to recognize, especially, one of the great writers on this issue, bringing to light human resource -- human rights abuses in russia. i'm glad you are all here. i have some of the same things my predecessors have. luckily, some different examples. and the kremlin are equal opportunity offenders. i welcome the new found the humans on the left and the media about russia, which we had around in the 70's and 80's. it is true that what they want to do now is exploit the divisions, and they do not care if it is on the left or the right. , sowe have an open system russian knows exactly what it is a time ofis acting at heightened racial and ethnic and siding -- anxiety. identity politics has left russia

at the end of the day have a foreign policy that takes its guiding principle from virgil, of all places, where he has aptly, i can quote you in the latin, -- if i cannot move heaven, i will raise hell. thank you. [applause] >> obviously for this crowd there is no need for translation. >> we are on tv. >> on producing the three you have been incredibly disciplined to each of you spent exactly ten minister i will try to stick to buy that. one of the great things that speak at heritage always is the level -- which make it specially jimmy who is one of the great writers on this issue bring to light human rights abuses in russia especially the gay community. so i'm glad that you are all here. i'm going to obviously say some of the same things my predecessors have. luckily i have some different examples. yes, putin and equipment are equal opportunity offenders. i really do welcome the newfound vehement on the left and the media about russia. i wish we had them around in the '70s and '80s, but it is true that when rush and the criminal what to do right now is just exploit divisions at the don'

and turn in business the cool factor that adidas got, the halo effect from launching that line and virgilhe ten last year. the chart tells the story. kanye west watched it. >> you said it made a difference i checked with my 16-year-old. >> teenage boys are the key. >> kanye west watches it, you can watch it david will be here today "clong bl"siel at 3:00 p.m. eastern. "squawk alley" is up next. dow is up 72 welcome to at&t innovations where we give you more for you thing. and here's where we shrink the biggest names in entertainment so we can fit them into our unlimited wireless plan. who's first? no. this isn't permanent, right? ask him. [terry squeals.] get unlimited data, live tv, and your choice of an extra on us. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com >>> it is 11:00 a.m. on wall street "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪