they've got a nike product. 85% of their sales is in nike brand. so i -- adidas. >> just because you don't want to play doesn't mean i can't find someone. let's move on to facebook now. the stock recovering today in the wake of last week's video metric mishap. the aforementioned julia boorstin sat down with sheryl sandberg and joins us live and in person at the nasdaq market site. great to see you. >> so great to be here in person. great to see you guys. sheryl sandberg apologized for the overstatement of the duration of average video views, and she said that facebook is working with a range of independent companies to make sure it never happens again. >> we certainly do all we can to get all our metrics right. and really work on measurement. most important thing to our clients is that we measure all the way through to sales. when you think about what advertisers have looked for and measured, what they have always looked for is who sees their ads, how are they spending their ad budgets and then is that moving products off shelves, is that driving c

golf, has gotten out of but the big thing nike is investing in it is the nike brand. the brand has been struggling potentially they get rid of converse at some point. speculating here. why investors are bullish even with some of the struggles, it's so dominant in the market. that's down from 95. they are still a dominant player and it would not take much for them to regain market share potentially. vonnie: thank you for joining us. oliver: still ahead, the commodities close, the prospect by opecordinated freeze producers wendell. this is bloomberg. -- freeze by opec producers dwindled. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, bloomberg market. commodity markets are closing in new york. let's look at some of the big movers. cattle futures sliding again today, heading to their sixth drop in seven sessions. august played 15% more cattle than last year. lowesthitting their since 2006. metals, gold declining and rose. withmproving economic data gold futures hanging in there. .ti crude falling once again finishing at 4465. informal opec

and nike, with u.s. sales flagging, it feels more like a retired nike missile. i do think it is say matter of time before it regains its sfature. these stocks have become the third rail of investing. if you can avoid touching them, i recommend it. of course there's still plenty that is working. tech's been strong, the semiconductors stocks are up 20% this year. the faaa stocks, facebook, alphabet, alibaba, have been running, but the latter got slapped with a sell call. i didn't like that call at all. it's been apple that's been the real star, though, with the stock rallying from $95 to nearly $114. this whole higher than expected sales for the iphone 7. an exploding phone from competitor samsung clearly superior optimal. and a new initiative announced today, this afternoon, with deloitte, a huge information technology consulting company that could make the enterprise the stickiest customers out there. finally tilt toward what the employees use, apple. you need to watch this deloitte deal's ramifications. it's strategic, which means it could move the needle by ta

dominic chu has more on nike's resu >> reporte another earnings report, another beat by nike. they beat, of course, when it came to the profit number, and they beat when it came to sales. but this time around, the weakness in nike stock and the after-hours sessi came because of the indication of future orders that nike has on the books. this is what people are going to order in the coming months, so it's an indication of how much busine nike will have down the . this time around, nike showed some real weakness in those futures orders. they came in below expectations. but even more importantly, they came in below expectations for certain key markets for nike. and that is north america, obviously, with the u.s. and canada, but then, of course, in china and then the emerging markets, as well. those areas of weakness are seen by many as perhaps becoming a little b more of an issue for that company down the line, and that's the reason why those shares are down in extended hours trading. remember, they were already down about 11% over the course of the past year-to-date pe and the l

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that's clearly the play here, not nike. more broadly, i also searched for a takeaway for lululemon, but i couldn't find one. bullish for lulu because it confirms the company is not a competitor with these guys but is going for a whole new brand of non-performance apparel based on yoga with a sideline in spinning and casual clothing. the bottom line is until nike admits the slowdown is for real in north america, they can't solve it. foot locker encompasses the ultimate win here, even if there's no slowdown as nike contends. while i find nike's domestic too. edgar in colorado, ed guard? >> caller: jim, booyah, thanks tore faking my call. >> booyah right back, edgar. >> caller: so nike is a good segue to my question regarding guess. >> guess had a good quarter. >> caller: yeah, so my question is i'm wanting to pick it up to diversify my portfolio and add some retail exposure. 6% dividend yield. it's near its 52-week low. what do you think in. >> i'm going to have to say no, and i'll tell you why, edgar. i think -- i was halfti

under armour or nike? >> a 12 multiple of footlocker next year versus nike, not even close call. >> let's check the markets, quickly, if we could. look at the dow and s&p and indeed. dow down 125 points, not the worst level of the day, not that far off. s&p 500 down 13, and nasdaq down 37, the biggest loser today, three-quarters of 1% or just there. mump is at hofstra university ahead of tonight's first and big debate. at the top of the hour. >> hi there, scott. lunch is coming up at the top of the hour. huge media interest, thousands of reporters all over the world setting up to be the showdown of the century, clinton versus trump tonight and "power lunch" will have all the angle s covered, what hthey have to do tonight and avoid doing. >>> and the latest outrage over epipen pricing and conclusive wi -- exclusive with ceo of pin presents. starts at the top of the hour. shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this

another stock to watch is nike. shares taking a hit following disappointing first quarter results after the closing bell yesterday. landon dowdy joins us with more. what's going on with this stock? >> nike reporting q1 results that beat the street estimates by a long shot but it didn't do it for investors as the forecast for future orders came in weaker than expected. nike posting earnings of 73 cents a share, beating by nearly 20 cents on revenue of $9.1 billion. futures orders a key gauge on demand, rising just 7% worldwide. that's the lowest growth in five quarters. in part due to weakness in the basketball business and increased competition from addidas and under armour. mark parker says nike can continue to be the dominant leader in the market. >> it's a great time to be in the business of sports. as a market leader this is a great time to be nike. we not only see the upside across the landscape, we have both the scale and the skill to act on it. >> nike shares down nearly 3% in premarket trading. it is the wor

nike's first self-lacing shoes have an official release date. the hyperadapt 1.0 will be available in the u-s at available in the u-s at select nike retail los monday after thanksgiving. according thanksgiving. according to a tweet by nike's p-r director announcing the release date, shoppers will have to arrange "appointments to experience and purchase" the footwear. still no word on how much they will cost. some tesla owners will be getting a software update. the update makes the model s autonomous autopilot mode. tesla c-e-o elon musk says the update should help avoid crashes like the one that killed a tesla driver in florida in may. musk says the update also will allow customers to set a maximum temperature control system to help keep kids and pets safe if they're left in the car. in your morning health check - obese kids health check -morning health check - obese kids and teens may have different germs in their ge normal-weight peers. a yale university study of 84 young people found eight groups of gut bacteria linked to body fat -- and four

nike, after nike, adidas and many local manufacturers as well. nike has been here for decades. also has some of the biggest global nba super as far stars. i asked ceo if he feels intimidated by that fact. here's what he said. >> we built or career on going against established brands so there's nothing new or different here. in addition to the two other major global players, tlrs a lot of local chinese brands that have some pretty entrenched businesses as well that, you know, we see our position different from the other global players. we see our position different from the local market as well. under armour is going to be okay. we've built a pretty good reputation. got a pretty good play book. requires own china nuance to it, but it's one we're confident we can execute and win. >> reporter: let me tell you the secret to under armour's play book. rising global star steph curry. even despite popularity, if you look at the top global athlete, something espn put together a few months ago, you'll find in the top ten, steph curry is not there. it's a number of soccer stars which make

nike could reiterate itself to forecasters this year. they say sales will high and it -- will grow at a higher percentage. nike says it's, dropping its worst performance business unit, golf equipment. sales of its golf division fell last fiscal year. participation rates fell and it's celebrity spokesman tiger fade.has seen his staff investors will list out how the details on how the shipping bankruptcy will affect nike's global supply chains. retailers are disrupted around the world ahead of the key holiday retail period. nike reporting earnings after tuesday's closing bell, so we will dig deep into the numbers when they become available. angie: thanks so much. let's take a look at the region in the markets open right now. we arerap things up, seeing some fractional losses. losses after this presidential debate, this face-off between a trump and clinton. we saw the mexican peso rise. we also saw the yen fall. korea is also seeing gains. australia and new zealand is still in negative territory. the rest of the region we are also seeing a

disney or nike, tim? >> nike. nike has gotten a little ahead of itself. i think the whole athleisure space and the footwear space has been overenthused, there's been some downward revisions. i would stay long nike. >> adidas. nike, i buy the stock in the low 50s and sell it as it approaches 60 bucks. you can trade it back and forth. i do not like disney, not a name i want to own. >> i actually -- we're playing two of my favorite dances here. nike i bought on seasonality because september performance is usually up. 7% ahead of that earnings print that we're going to see basically, when you look at nike, they had europe, north america was getting better, but they can't have both of them in the questionable area. that's what happened. it got beaten up this month. and so i got flushed out of my trade there. disney, i would rather be an owner of disney against an 86 stock. >> every analyst continues to downgrade disney. the eps revisions are going down and down. >> that's the time to buy. >> it may be the time to buy, except it's been a headwind for the stock.

>> we are global macrooriented, and we're not going to take on nike. what we all say is the u.s. -- you have income growth the strongest it's been since 2006. we have employment rates, which are obviously very, very strong. we've got interest rates which are still very, very low. the u.s. is in great shape, and for us we like the consumer. we like it through xly. what we're just cognizant about is more of the spending going on-line. that's what we're really thinking about with and what's exercising our brain from a macroperspective, which is why we're holding an amazon over the traditional brick and morlt ar retailers where. >> we have a big market warning. we're going to focus on the area he calls a dangerous game. we'll do it next. make healthcare more personal with patient-centric, digital innovations; from self-monitoring devices that can interpret personal data and enable targeted care, to cloud platforms that invite providers to collaborate with the patients they serve. that's why over 90% of the top 25 global pharmaceutical companies are turning

>> nike loss lee holman, he went to lulu. he's making it into more of a men not just women's brand and talk about tim cook and the notion of the apple plus watch. but i'm saying i found -- we upon part of the analyst about the notion that this technology is going to get them where they have to go. that there has to be more. and maybe some questions here about the validity away from basketball shoe. whether it still has it. by the way, everyone wanted to say it's under armour. it would be adidas, not under armour. because adidas one of the great -- you got there if you were nike by total abdication by adidas. and adidas is back. >> yep. >> and they're back with very retro almost like converse should be the function. >> yeah, chuck taylors. >> yes. chuck taylors. look, they're not arrogant, but i did feel they were out of touch. and they run a great conference call, they always have terrific plays on conference call. a netflix like production and felt to me this time like a broadcast show as opposed to a serial cable show, whic

people not going to nike as a default anymore. the north american market, default so week, chinese growth and emerging-market growth looking solid. if there is a rising term from under armour and so many others, you might expect it. tracy: maybe they need to make her stores more experiential? so that people go there and play basketball. joe: that's a good idea. we should pitch that to them. tracy: we should pitch that. [laughter] tracy: last night's presidential debate mainly cover prosperity, but tony james said that one missing, retirement savings. recently publishing a book called "rescuing retirement," erik schatzker ask james why this is such an important issue now in the heat of election season. here's part of an exclusive interview. tony: if we wait, it is like so many slow rolling crisis is. -- crises. much more expensive, much more crisis socially. a lot of old people in 20, 30, 40 years, fewer working people, basel people will be in poverty. erik: the orange line here, this is what they can expect based on what they anti

>> i don't. >> you do own nike. >> i own nike and will continue to own nike, because there's a little bit of a step here in the u.s., a stutter step. huge international growth, a history of superb execution and coming back from this sort of thing. it's not something i might not buy today but it's something for a core holding. >> yeah. >> i was surprised how much under armour is down here, judge. looking at it today under 39. i know plank's a friend of the show and a great guy, great manager. visionary. but this stock looks way too cheap, too. registered those 2 million shares he's going to put on a regular rotation. as they do. not dumping it all at once. but this stock at the 52-week lows under armour, just looks cheap. >> look more attractive than nike today? >> nike's an underperformer year to date, too. >> to me it does at this level. i liked the things barb said about nike. >> take a look at under armour now. >> barb, on nike, something i've owned in the past, would like to own again. price sensitive. should have bought it after last earnings report. >> yeah, i think i just heard

but nike shares have been terrible this year. and we'll tell you why some traders think it's about to get a lot worse next week. the action begins now. ♪ ♪ very superstitious >> let's get right to it. while everyone was focused on apple and twitter, a tech titan took it on the chin. check out shares of facebook. inflated a key metric on video views s. this your best chance getting this name? what do you say? >> well, listen, i thought the stock's reaction today was pretty okay. >> robust. >> i thought it was very muted. right? >> wasn't particularly bad. and i think to use the term maybe inflated, maybe inflating the situation there a little bit too. but to have a metric off like that that's so important to this big shift in advertising for as long as it did, that's a little troubling. it may make you think, okay, what does all this growth built on? obviously the revenue growth is what it is. it's been 60, 70% for the last three years. they're expected to do $27 billion in sales. it took google eight years to get to $27 billi

nike earnings next week. i think we have defined risk bearish plays. >> i like fall because it usually the start of the school year, and i always enjoy school. looks like our time has expired. i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. for more, go to our website options action.cnbc.com. don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet, brought to you by nutribullet llc. ♪ >> hi. i'm david wolfe. and for 25 years, i've been teaching people, to get the most out of your life, you need to get the most out of your food. all this food is loaded with nutrition, and you don't just need some of it. you need all of it. and the nutribullet is the machine that can get all of it. for a limited time, nutribullet has an incredible offer. when you order today, we will upgrade you to the 900-watt

too much nike love on the street? it's still an outperform. it's evercore that says the street is overreacting. this maybe wasn't the stock to be in. >> well, the performance and the money right now is in adidas, and in looking at the products right now, the problem for nike is what is that capture products right now? what is the capture product? adidas has the originals. under armor has curry right now. for nike, though, they've seen it before. they're in the midit's of a correction. it's impacting the excessive inventory, and look at it you have the optics of not what am i going to maic on this the next couple of days or the next couple of months. you have to understand there is possibility going to be a turnaround in 2017. i'm not ready to make that decision yesterday. >> maybe it's too expensive here. >> well, it's come down in terms of the multiple. down from 23 to 20 times next years earnings. it's a beg company. >> you own it? >> no, we don't. we own lulu lemon. it was right before they were reporting its earni

a thought on nike first and then adobe? >> i think tomorrow morning you can wake up and find they delivered a good earnings report. they need to define what the liquidation is from the sports authority. and i think to pete's point, you need to understand how much market share they're losing, 25% gain for adidas, 58% gain for under armour footwear. >> okay, steph, a final trade? >> i'm looking at the financials. got hit hard on deutsche bank's news yesterday. but the capital rules was better than expected by the weakness. >> doc? >> i bought the nike calls. we'll see tomorrow. >> pete? >> keep an eye on ko coke. it continues to go higher. >> we will. good to see you. see you tomorrow. markets getting a bump today. "power lunch" begins now. ♪ hey baby won't you look my way ♪ >>> here's what's on the menu. scot scoring the showdown, who really won last night's debate and how many millions tuned in to see the battle royale. why the twitter disney partnership could back fire big time. and the 140 character rants are becoming

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away from the closing bell and i am looking ahead to nike will be reporting. it is looking towards his first stock price decline in eight years and one reason why is weakness in north america futures orders. this is a critical metric for nike because attract the amount of shoes and apparel that retail orders months in advance. last quarter you can see 6% growth, that was a deceleration for north america. it is the lowest score in the region for 2010. the preceding quarter, nike recorded 10% growth. china and japan are the drivers futures orders. when it comes to the actual numbers, i was looking it up and north america makes up 45% of nike's revenue. 6% slowdownismiss a from the preceding quarter. >> i want to talk about policy divergence, that was one of the themes going into this year and people have forgotten about it. but it is back in a big way. this is the spread between u.s. and u.k. two-year yields. there are the widest since 1992. the short-term government bonds are sensitive to the policy of the respective banks. what that really says is the gap betw

almost 30 years after marty mcfly wore nike sneakers with "power laces" in "back to the future 2" nike is getting ready to unveil the real-deal. we are learning more about how the new kicks will work. according to nike, the self-lacing have l-e-d lights. the iconic pair of sneakers will hit store shelves on "cyber monday" which is november 28th. we'll be right awareness month. every day 44 kids in the u-s are diagnosed with cancer and one in five will not survive the disease. but help is here! a non-profit called "hyundai hope on wheels" is committed to finding a cure for childhood cancer. child cancer survivors are appointed as ambassadors, who then travel the world, sharing their stories of survival with other sick kids. "i think that they're just like wow, i've seen how someone has survived similar to what i have so i'm going to have hope and continue pushing the fight in my disease so i think i'm sort of inspiring them to help them have hope and stay strong throughout their journey." "they're survivors and they've got a great story to tell and they give these kids hope and we do th

this is way beyond nike. we are seeing. i think the key thing this back to school season, the whole fall period is that we are adding a lot more fashion to athleisure. all she wants is fashion infused and i'm not sure it is offering particularly where it is in the performance. putting fashion into the foot wear and they have been hot lately. >> this is all the stan smith thing. >> the easies. it is all working. i think with this more fashion type athleisure apparel that is working really well i think they fit in really well. >> i think nike stock under performed so much shows concerns that basically they don't have this segment. getting tougher in certain areas. all this is built in. i think the question is for now that we are -- it is a low in terms of valuation. we will see. starting to move. we will have the full results out in just a moment. 73 beat. dominic chu has more. >> guys, i'm watching nike right now. 73 sents a share. that beats the estimate. $9.06 billion is the revenue number that beats the estimate of $8.7 b

in fact, china was nike's strongest region. on the conference call, the nike brand president, said something illuminating. he told us, "just recently the china retail market became the world's largest market eclipsing the united states and with our impressive growth there, we continue to feel confident about the successful strategies we're executing." then nike's chief financial officer talked about the big push they're continuing to make to increase share. nike may be in denial about the u.s., but they have clearly got their eye on the ball in the how about starbucks? another u.s. company. had a seemingly weaker than expected quarter when they reported back in july. that was the u.s. they're making a killing in china. going to be the biggest area. howard schultz, the ceo of starbucks, has made a huge bet on the people's republic. he had nearly 2,300 stores in the latest quarter, and in over 100 cities across china. it's just scratching the surface. they are opening a new location per day. with almost all that growth that sugge

take nike. it got slammed yesterday because they seem to be experiencing a slow, but it's in the u.s. one that management didn't like to acknowledge, which is a shame. the company increased by 15% year-over-year or 21% on the currency basis in china. in particular footwear in a power up, 25% in currency. that's strong. whatever you might think about the chinese economy, chinese consumers are happy buying lebrons and air jordans. in fact, china was nike's strongest region. on the conference call, the nike brand president, said something illuminating. he told us, "just recently the china retail market became the world's largest market eclipsing the united states and with our impressive growth there, we continue to feel confident about the successful strategies we're executing." then nike's chief financial officer talked about the big push they're continuing to make to increase share. nike may be in denial about the u.s., but they have clearly got their eye on the ball in the prc, and what they are

i'm along nike. it was a better tail wind for nike. >> i think that's a tail wnd for nike. not great for apple. if you look at fit bit they do everything a lot better than apple with their wearable device. i would start to think that maybe there's mna around fit bit. maybe you start to get a bit in the next couple days, weeks. >> i don't know. i mean, i wouldn't buy fit bit. i think apple is going to crush them on this whole type of thing. fitbit is just a device. apple can do the software, they have every single app. i thought the watch was the more interesting thing about the release. because it is now you can swim with the watch. doesn't mean everybody's going to go swim with it. but it means you're not afraid to wear it when you're doing activities. >> the person who owns the iwatch, it's a different -- it's a fitbit that's is an iron -- >> no. no. >> why would you say that? >> it's a trendy thing, it's a tech gadget that doesn't look the same way. fitbit is a slap it on and do whatever you want to do. >> a fitbit is a commodity. you can go to best buy and there are 100

((kirsten joyce)) >> and, you'll no longer be lacing up your nike shoes. jill wagner joins us live from wall street. good morning jill. good morning brian and kirsten! yesterday... the nasdaq jumped 53--- closing at a new record. the ceo of the company that makes the epi-pen... says the price for the drug is fair. mylan ceo heather mersch appeared before congress... lawmakers pressed her to lower the cost--- which increased by 500 percent in just a few years. bresch says the company created a lower priced generic-- and defended mylan.// chipotle has a new strategy to reassure customers the food is safe. chipotle's ceo steve ells appears in a new video... touting safety improvements... like a system that tracks the food and ingredients as they make their way to the restaurants. sales plunged after norovirus and e coli outbreaks last year.// brian and kirsten? ((kirsten joyce)) >> and jill -- nike is going back to the future with a new pair of sneakers? a: nike's self lacing back to the hyper adapt 1 point oh sneaker has a button on the tongue... that automa

nike is far better at picking. i know that under armour has had big wins in terms of who they anoint but foot locker went over and the big brands are nike. they're not under armour. you need more than steph curry. you need a big panoply because you need to have the foot lockers of the world take all your product. nike is resurging and adidas is with the stan smiths have come on really, really hard and right now plank is the odd man out and got hurt by sports authority but i think that right now, is somehow nike is one of those giants that you can, you know, you can come get near them, but mark parker is -- maybe the most competitive person and you're looking at kevin plank. he's competitive. he surely is competitive. but mark parker in his quiet way will not be beaten and phil knight has said, and said to me in this great book, he said to me personally, this is what we know how to do. is figure out who is the guy to really back and who isn't. and now the undercurrent curry, no. curry is great. clorox told me he's g

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julie: maybe the sentiment has been going against nike recently. there was a no doubt saying -- a note out saying nike future part ofight be we can because of competition not necessarily from under armour but companies like adidas. in this trade, what is your downside protection of some of these numbers don't look as strong? >> my risk here will be the $1.30 i have on the table here. that is why when i bought the $55 call, i sold the $58 call so i could take in a little premium and drop my overall money at risk versus going out and buying that 55 call out right. it would be much more expensive and i would have much more skin in the game, more risk on the table. >> ted cruz such a george donald trump for president. >> i'm not going to get into criticizing or attacking donald trump but i will give you this response. i'm not in the habit of supporting no who attack my wife and my father. look atlet's take a where the markets stand. about 34 minutes before the close, the s&p 500 down about .5%. the dow down. it is just above $12 index. about 95.5. the

nike has finally delivered. "great scott!" the shoemaker released a promo vid teasing the release of the new "hyperadapt 1.0" the sneakers don't really resemble their marty mcfly counterparts... but they do feature battery operated power laces and led lights. the kicks go on sale november 28, and although pricing has yet to be announced... i'm gonna guess...not cheap. hopefully these londoners had some comfy shoes on.... no, this isn't the line for a concert..it's a line for hamburgers. popular american burger chain in n' out opened a pop-up store at a london restaurant for a just few hours wednesday creating a frenzy with ravenous patrons who lined up for a taste. some estimated the mile long and called the event the "woodstock of fast food" but...the burgers went fast meaning many of the in n' out fans didn't make it in... before they were out. for talat, i'm jeremy roth. up next... boston's favorite red sox slugger -- up next... boston's favorite red sox slugger -- david ortiz -- announced this will be his final season. and

nike stars like lebron james and kevin durant and kobe bryant comes in hat number 11 and steph curry at number 34, but curry says he's just getting started. what he said to me and look what he said, under armour basketball, like give it to me, i've got this. >> reporte fans across asia came out in crowds, enthusiasticaling their heros and missing school and link up at 5:00 a.m. outside under armour's store just to get a glimpse. it's clear under armour has a rising star. >> thank, guys, thank you. >> reporter: who clearly likes this part of game. >> and while under armoural are growing very fast in the greater china region, multiplying by three times in just the first quarter of this year, there's still a tiny fraction of competitors' nic sales in the region which are about $4 billion and ly it's about less than 15% of under armour's total business. for nike, becky, it's more than half. >> sara, did steph curry an kevin plank give you any idea what they are working on next seems like those two are really kind of co-conspirators with big plans there? >> it's a close collaboration and

in top ten, nike stars of james, bryant, number 11 curly at number 34. but curry says he's just getting started and in fact looks up to the other players not just on the court but what they have managed to do with the brands globally. >> always a great examples across from players that are coming before me and so, you know, kobe's obviously done a great job of keeping it consistent presence in asia and once again trying to create an authentic story that's true to him. as a fan of basketball growing up, i took note of that. everybody does it different way and i want to have something that's unique to me and to the story of underarmour and curry. >> reporter: fans across asia came out in crowds and enthusiastically applauding their hero, missing school, lining up at 5:00 a.m. outside the store to get a glimpse of the nba all-star. it's clear underarmour has a rising star in curry, globally, at a time when investors have questioned whether growth is going to come from. the stock has slid this year after multiplying 24 fold since going public. international

for nike, becky, it's more than half. >> sara, did steph curry an kevin plank give you any idea what they are working on next for under armour because it seems like those two are really kind of co-conspirators with big plans there? >> it's a close collaboration and their fortunes are certainly tied. they have a new sneaker coming out. the curry 3s late this fall, and we did talk about his chef curry shoes which were released earlier this summer. got mocked for being all white dad shoes. you can expect more those. that was not painful at all. i said more dad shoes, more shoes left up to the public interpretation, and beck, they were hot sellers. >> all right. something fun to see. sara, thanks for chasing them down around the globe. >>> up next "on the money," protecting your information from hackers. is your financial adviser doing enough? we have the three questions you need to ask before handing anything over. >>> and later, she was a struggling single mom just off food stamps when her daughter gave her the idea that launched a business. stick around. we'll be right back. >>> hopef

nearly 30 years after marty mcfly wore those nike sneakers with the self lacing shoes. >> these are the shoes going on sale monday november 28th, the same day as cyber-monday. nike says the hyperadapt sneakers will be rechargeable and also be light how much are they going to cost? we don't know, nike is not saying yet or how many they're going to make. >> i love the timing too, right before the holidays. everybody is going to want a pair of those. coming up the final pga begins tomorrow and players hope to jim dunlap: too many nevada police officers have been killed in the last few years. the truth is, we make it too easy for so here's something we can do to honor the fallen: close the background check loophole. that will help prevent future cop killings. it works. in states that have closed the loophole, nearly half as many police officers have been shot and killed in the line of duty. background checks save lives. >> all right after tonight 11 days remain of the season. national's magic number was four when they wrapped up their series where miami tonight. 1-zip washington, ryan zimme

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the first six months were not kind to nike stocks which declined 11%. that is the largest first half decline in 15 years. wall street has faith. of the 33 analysts, none have a sell rating. one factor behind the weakness is that the client in north america futures orders which tracks the amount of goods which is several months in advance of delivery. last quarter was the worst futures order in north america since 2010. futures orders grew to 6%. north america is the laggard for liknike. china remains the biggest driver. the company says sales will grow at a high single-digit percentage. this assertion has helped restore investor confidence. over the summer, nike set it is dropping its worst-performing business, golf equipment. 706 million8% to $ last fiscal year as participation rates declined and tiger woods has seen his start date -- star fad. e. they are looking on details on how the hang seng shipping is impacting. nike will be reporting orders after tuesday's u.s. closing bell. joe: breaking news. perry capital announcing it will close its main hed

and i think nike has to change its narrative a bit. nike acted as if it was a great quarter. but people know better. and i think that mark is sensational but do a little soul search about what happened in domestic. >> i thought -- i picked under armour to talk about. i didn't even -- is adidas a real? they're resurresurgence? >> yeah, adidas is back. >> really? >> yeah, look, nike was amazing in asia, china, in europe fantastic, i know nike has a lot of expectations in these futures orders. they did try to dispel the notion futures orders should be what should be your focus. in the end, this was a quarter that they had a lot of things going for them and still didn't make them a lot of money. a lot of right basketball shoes. and i just felt that upon further reflection this is a company that stalled right now. and they've got to fix domestic. and i don't know how they're going to do it because i know foot locker is pitting all of these against each other. there's just a lot of share being taken influx, nike did not explain well what happened this quarter. >> jim, we got to go.

they will be wearing uniforms provided by nike. the uniforms are part of the deals with nike which total $3 million. just this year. that is only part of it. the contract with nike totals 12.1 million and isu 11.9 million. that is over the course of years. should could see even bigger contracts when the current ones are over.>>> coming up next, the wait is over, the stage is set, when you can had to iowa city to view the new cancer auditorium. >>> we are watching storms advance across eastern iowa. they are moving right along. they will be gone by the night. the rest of the week and is i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competi