nike makes about $65 million a year from the woods brand. the company issued a statement stating, buy wood, despite his personal problems. but it is using another golfer as its cover boy for its fall apparel line. and disney and apple are in talks to rent shows from itunes. disney currently shows to download for about two bucks. apple has reportedly shopped the idea of tv rentals to all the major networks. some hotel chains are looking for business, meanwhile, to offer those hefty airline bag fees free of charge. "usa today" saying intercontinental which runs holiday inn and crown plaza will fay those fees on any airline, just got to stay the weekend between september and december and you get up to $50 per party. if you show your bag fee receipt at check-in, you will get a whopping $25 credit to your bill. how does that sound, guys? >> we'll take any credit we can get. that's good news. >> we'll take it! >> thanks a lot. >>> new research suggests that people who have migraine also have a higher risk of dying from heart disease and stroke. no

. >> city planners given the green light for nike and expansion in that news has many residents out rage. >> whether a lot cooler this morning you will notice when you get. a shot of our roof in san francisco in its school of their not even the coolest a bill that is coming this weekend. >> the weekend will bring it to cool down temperatures fairly similar to what we saw yesterday are shot of san jose in san jose temperatures currently 59 degrees. as we head towards noon 70 high-temperature today 78 them back down to 71 by 8:00 p.m. here's a look outside your current temperatures 54 degrees for san francisco starting to warm up in oakland at 60 staying in the '60s for antioch and 55 for livermore. into the afternoon temperatures will be up to about eight p 80 degrees. 79 napa 77 for san rafael, along the peninsula upper 60s for san francisco's 70 stores and mchale redwood city 75 in palo alto the east bay temperatures in the '70s low '70s for berkeley and oakland mid-70s through union city and hayward. some inland spots will warming up to 87 for antioch, danville center fell 84. as we ma

right now we want to buy 3 pairs of nike shoes rather than spend it at the farmer's market and feed our children. it is a matter of choice. you have to learn about it. the biggest impediment is the price of food and people accepting this. we have to figure out different ways to talk about it. i hope it is one of the important conversations that happens at slow food nation. i have been working at neo university for the last 6 years. believe it or not, money is an issue for them at yale. not because they don't have the money to spend. but so indoctrine nated that food should be cheap, when the caterer says [inaudible] they don't want to pay it. it is not supposed to be that expensive. it has to be this kind of engagement. i think everybody should go out and try to grow food. [applause]. >> just put it in perspective, the cost, i don't think most people know. it is interesting, i don't want to do an audience quiz, venture to guess what we allocate in terms of federal dollars, 53 percent of san franciscans kids are eligible for free lunch program. they can't afford, so we subsidize it. a me

if nike wants to officially sponsor you, you're accepting offers. >> very much so. >> glor: horseshoes is also how francis met his wife, amy. she was once runner up in the women's world championship. >> his ability to be in the zone all the time is what has really made him a great player. i see the eaglize is what i call it. he looks like an eagle baring down and looking at his prey. >> glor: francis remains a very humble champ. >> i don't think much about comparing myself to, you know, tiger or nicklaus or jordan. those guys, i mean, they're at a different level than me. >> glor: he's a fantastic guy, too. francis will defend his title at the horseshoe pitching world championships in cedar rapids, iowa, starting on monday. that is the cbs evening news tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours mystery." russ mitchell will be here tomorrow night. i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org we hear from neighbors who say >>> a man stabbed, robbed and critically injured at delores park. crime there is on the r

adidas, no. 2 behind nike, enjoyed and not standing first half year, driven by the world cup in south africa and the resurgence of its reebok brand in north america. it rose in late trading after a boost from stronger than expected employment data out of the united states. this summary of the wednesday trading session in frankfurte >> strong earnings reports from many companies were received on the stock trading floor, news that pushed the dax to highest level since 2008. growth came from the united states economy and the american services sector. volumes from the stock market in germany are relatively low at the moment, which means only a few investors are driving the market. that means that the trend can change quickly again. >> will stay in frankfurt for a closer look at wednesday's closing numbers. the dax index closed at 6331 points. the euro stocks 50 climbed by 0.25%. in new york, new data from the services sector, keeping traders on their toes. the dow did manage t tclose higher a few minutes ago at 10,680 points. euro is trading at a value of $1.3160. germany's major corporat

travel forecast plus this -- >> vinita, that infamous jetblue flight attendant, well, he is out of nike. i'm mike marusarz. hear what he has to say to his supporters.icicicicicicicicicicc >>> now for a look rat your morning road conditions. that storm in the gulf triggers flooding on i-95 in southern florida and from the panhandle into new orleans. flooded highways across the midwest and ohio valley. wet on i-40 from albuquerque to flagstaff om from billings to spokane. >> flying today, you can expect airport delays in chicago, new orleans and miami along with detroit. >>> the flight attendant turned hero has been re-released from jail. >> his explosive exit from the job has hit home with unhappy workers everywhere and talking for the first time since his arrest. mike marusarz is joining us with details. >> reporter: he is facing serious charges but even before he said a word after being thrown in jail, he also gained a lot of support. steven slater's exit from jail -- >> are you going to lose your job? >> more than likely. >> reporter: not as spectacular as the one that landed him in t

this is seaworld's nike swoosh. this is what seaworld does, this is how they sell tickets at the gate. so for seaworld, they know that there's a serious risk of injury or death, but they make a heck of a lot of money taking that risk and the benefit is that it pays handsomely. >> reporter: seaworld has not allowed trainers back into the water with any killer whale since the attack. he says that whales and the trainers depend on that interaction. >> we've been able to develop these great relationships with them where they work with the trainers, and it's a symbiotic, you know, relationship. the trainers can get in the water with them and do all these amazing behaviors. and we need to continue to learn more about that. >> if trainers are allowed back in the water with the killer whales at seaworld parks, there will be other injuries and/or deaths. >> reporter: osha has given seaworld 15 days to pay up. seaworld is challenging the fine. for now the show and the fight goes on. i'm yunji de nies for "nightline" in washin

although much of that would be in shares wind or eskom are currently owned by egyptian believe that nike observer. this is expected to get about twenty three percent of the russian mobile provider as part of the deal the bill comes amid shareholders alpha group helen or i like you to see their respective stakes fall to thirty five and twenty seven percent there's no comment so far from any of the companies involved. and that's all from the business scene for now but you can always find more stories on our website that's r.t. dot com slash business. observe nature and discover it. meet. the communicate with the wild and learn. test yourself and become free and. see what nature can give you a nazi. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join us for technology update on our g. if. would be soon which brightened a few moments from funniest impressions. from stunts on t.v. come.

sales of his nike clothing line are down and this comes as overall golf apparel sales are improving. i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> the food and drug says it's all but sure that eggs from two iowa farms, just two iowa farms are responsible for the nationwide salmonella outbreak. both farms are operated by jack decosta. his empire has a long, troubled history of health and immigration violations. labeled it a repeat violator. half a billion eggs have been recalled. 1300 cases of salmonella are linked to the bad eggs. a team of investigators is trying to find out what caused the contamination. the fda says it doesn't expect to issue anymore recalls. >> there may be an explanation what causes chronic fatigue syndrome. the new study in the latest national academy of sciences finds a link and the presence of mouth viruses in some who suffer from the illness. this research could lead to chronic fatigue suffers treated with anti-viral medications similar to once currently used to fight hiv. >> many successful dieters and diets swear by drinking a lot of water. there's

is called, showed off some of the merchandise seized including gucci, and other products as well as nike shoes and ed hardy jeans, this is just a sample of the 200,000 counterfeit items that ice says were shipped in from china and would have been worth $100 million if they were real. >> counterfeiting badly undermines the united states economy. it robs americans of jobs. it stifles innovation and it promotes crime. >> now, this was the culmination of a two year undercover operation where agents raided eight different wharf stores and arrested 11 people. they are facing charges of conspiracy, smuggling and trafficking of counterfeit goods, the penalties can be as high as 20 years in prison. >> we have learned the 11-year- old california boy who died during a recent football practice had a rare and undiagnosed heart condition. andrew jacob lamb per was from garden valley. he was taking part in the first practice of the year for his pop warner team. his family said he told his coach that he wasn't feeling well. then a few seconds later he passed out. his father was one of the coaches on the

. >> reporter: coach, prada, versace, and even nike, they may look real on the surface, but according to u.s. attorney, they are fake. >> it creates for the customer confusion, and uncertainty about the quality of goods that bear very important labels that the manufacturers have spent enormous amount of money to develop the branding for. >> reporter: in december 2007, an alert customs inspector at port of oakland saw a suspicious container. authorities say it contained 50,000 counterfeit designer accessories with an estimated market value of more than 22 million. >> counterfeiting badly undermines the united states' economy. it robs americans of jobs, it stifles innovation, and it promotes crime. >> reporter: the raids took place here in souvenir shops in the fishermen's wharf area on beach, taylor and jefferson streets, ten arrested, one is a fugitive. they are all facing smuggling, counterfeiting and conspiracy charges. >> during the investigation, i seized 200 of these counterfeit bags. they are ordinarily sold at $200. >> reporter: renee rivera visiting from new mexico has the sam

the items, many of which were falsely labeled as oakley, nike, armani, prada and louis vuitton merchandise, appeared to come from china. eight fisherman's wharf shops were raided and are now closed. both men emphasized that counterfeiting, in addition to being a crime, is a threat to the u.s. economy. >> there are largely people of chinese nationality who either naturalized, two were here lawfully and to our not lawfully. they ought owned and operated stores and fisherman's wharf. representing 70 different manufacturers both foreign and domestic. >> if convicted they could face prison terms of 20 years behind bars. >> for our wells fargo manager pleaded guilty to embezzling thousands of dollars from customers. he convinced elderly customers to invest only to pocket the money. he admitted forging signatures of customers including recently deceased senior citizens and trading bank accounts. he pleaded guilty to all charges he will serve six years in prison and he will pay back half a million dollars to wells fargo. >> will take a break a live look fromentin camera this is what is slowing tra

showed off some of that merchandise, including gucci, fendi and prada as well as nike shoes and ed hardy jeans. it's just a sampling of the items i.c.e. says were shipped into china ha million if they were real. >> it robs americans of jobs. it stifles innovation and it promotes time. >> now, this was all the culmination of a two-year undercover operation in which agents raided eight different stores and arrested 11 people. the suspect faced charges of conspiracy, smuggling and trafficking of goods with penalties as high as 20 years in prison. >>> still ahead -- the city of oakland's plans to allow large- scale marijuana growing operations is getting attention and why the feds are now taking an interest. >>> and good news for those riding muni. coming up, how changes could affect your daily commute. >>> your daily commute on the east shore freeway, not too bad. when you get to the top, you will have a nice -- get to the toll plaza, you will have a nice surprise. we'll have another commute straight ahead. >>> 7:22. two men from dublin are accused of running an illegal pot growing operatio

all atoms, it included big, losses from brands such as gucci, pretty, nike. i is director talks about the rest. >> they are largely people of chinese nationality who either naturalized to were here unlawfully. and to borrow your lawfully. they owned, operated the stores and veterans or for ultimately seized nearly to it and 30,000 individual town of red items representing 70 different manufacturers both foreign and domestic. >> if convicted the defendants could face prison terms of up to 20 years. police have released a sketch of a man who reportedly tried to object a woman thursday morning as she was rocking a residential neighborhood in concord, take a close look at this composite sketch. maybe an elbow. the victim reported that she was walking in the 2000 barbara center and drive when a man sitting in their rear proceed open the door and told her to get in the kron, when she refused the man grunter, pulled her toward the car. the car was described as a way, four-door honda civic was a black rubber and a red temporary registration sticker on the rear window

nike, investors in the capital markets have heard that her arguments about why or why not mergers should take place in the industry. the balance of these arguments and the resulting policy impact how the market prices risk and sets the cost of capital for the airline industry. to help you with your analysis, i will provide you with the perspective from the financial markets. so long as the airlines source from the debt and equity markets, their teams had fiduciary duties. in keeping with that the it is incumbent upon them to manage risk and work to enhance returns on invested capital. while managing costs and delivering products are important, making strategic decisions to changing conditions are critical. the airline industry is in need of luring its financial risk. consolidation is one part of the solution. by several objective measures, the performance of the industry has been abysmal. the regularity of loss and failure those unrivaled in corporate america. for example, looking at the performance over the past decade, we can see the industry has reported a loss of about $68 billion. t

. >> they do, so cloths are cool and now they make shower sandals, adidas, nike, they're not expensive and the water goes over the top, so they don't absorb and they are very fast-drying. >> wear those in the shower? >> yes. >> in the shower. so you wear them in. they walk back to the room. you know how you usually just chuck the flip flops in the corner, mold begins to take up residence, this will help. >> i didn't know they were just for the shower. >> they're called shower sandals. and your little caddy. again you want one that's event la ventilated. >> and that one? >> if you're lucky enough to have your own shower, this is a suction one or you can put it on your head and carry it there. >> i've seen that. >> the beds. >> we don't know who our kids are sleeping with. don't get worried, don't get worried about cody. i'm talking about dust mites and things like that. these are called allergy-blocking sheets and casements, you put them all over the mattress, if they're lucky enough to have box spring, you put them over that. these beds have been used over and over and they also make a