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-elect trump coming in there, i have about 39, 40% of my "mad money" in stocks in niengy. i nike. i wonder if i should buy more, selling? what's your predicament? >> that's a hefty position. i like nike longer term. i think they will get it together. i have been recommending a aggressively for months foot locker. why? because when you see this explode you've got nike going agains against under armour going against adidas. who is the winner in foot locker, that's the one i like. aldo in pennsylvania. aldo? ? >> caller: yes, is it time to pull the trigger on this pull back? >> we own this at actioners plus.com. i've got tell you something, we felt that dip down to 75. and didn't last long enough. i see master card. i think vista is very undervalued. letter v. we own it big. wish we were bigger. much of the trump rallies rely on a robust growth and long-term interest rates and inexplanation seeing the signal things are ahead. i keep an eye on the indicators. much moreman "mad money" ahead including interview with pioneer natural resources, we want v a president that wants to get oil ou

tomorrow on the state of the job market. nike reports earnings this week, and a 1993 medal from muhammad ali to nelson mandela sold this weekend for nearly $9,000. i'm elaine quijano, cbs news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the joy of creating, the joy of giving. pandora jewelry. hand-finished sterling silver. best buy makes the holidays easy by helping you pick the right device with verizon. why, if we made the holidays any easier, you could carve turkey with laser vision. holiday gifting made easy at best buy. (sfx: train whistle) hurry up, hurry up! ke♪p it moving! quick, quick! ♪ let's get wrapping! you remembered to take the sears tags off, right? no, because you did! no, because you did! >> pelley: a great city that once held more than two million people is on the edge of surrender after five years of siege and starvation. aleppo is the center of the rebellion against the syrian dictatorship of bashar al assad, and this past week assad and his russian ally intensified their air strikes against aleppo's dense neighborhoods. for civilians under this bombardment, the greatest fear is to be

from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. it's time to get moving with 25% off nike apparel shoes and accessories for the family. at kohl's, you'll save a little more with an extra 25% off nike and earn a little more with yes2you rewards so you can give a little more this holiday. kohl's. >>> we're back with that dr. oz lawsuit. he is being sued over statements made on his show about the olive oil sold in supermarkets, and abc's mara schiavocampo is here with all of those details. good morning, mara. >> reporter: amy, good morning. olive oil is big business. americans today use three times the amount we used 20 years ago. that's a market worth an estimated $2 billion. but on his show, dr. oz questioned the quality of the vast majority of olive oil on store shelves, and now one group is fighting back. an olive oil trade association suing dr. oz over this comment. >> shocking 80%, 80% of the extra virgin olive oil that you buy every day in your supermarket isn't the real deal. >> reporter: telling his millions of viewers during an episode in may, their olive oil might be fake.

. fashion fused with technology to produce nike's self-lacing shoes. >> really? >> what are we doing for ourselves any more? >> cbs nenick tomps is good eno jo -- thompson is good enough to join us this morning. you had your moment of the year for the tech industry was the show hedown betwedown between t apple may have been looming for sometime but we finally saw it. >> that was an incredible story. remember the san bernardino shooter's phone. the fbi wanted access to it and normally government can say give us the phone and the tech companies imply. this time they wanted apple to build software to help them get into the phone. apple said no. the whole tech industry said absolutely not not and a battle royale that went on for weeks. >> until they found a way around it. >> until the fbi found a way around it and hired an outside consulting company and figured out we can get into it. >> it set a precedent? >> it set a precedent and changed the way technology companies think about encryption. you have seen massive increases in the effort to put into encryption on all of these devices sin

fashion fused with technology to produce nike's self-lacing shoes. >> really? >> what are we doing for ourselves anymore? >> cbs news contributor nicholas thompson, editor of "the new yorker magazine's" website, he is good enough to join us. >> self-lacing loafers this morning. >> as we hurdle towards world of wall-e, you said your moment of the year for the tech industry was the showdown between the fbi and apple may have been looming for some time, but we really finally saw it. >> that was an incredible story. i remember the san bernardino shooter's phone, the fbi wanted access to it. normally government can say give us the phone, the tech companies comply. this time they wanted april t e help build software and they said no, and the whole industry joined in and said absolutely not and a battle royal went on for weeks. >> until they found a way around it. >> until they got into it. what happened since then -- >> a de facto presencedent. >> it changed the way companies think about encryption. the fbi isn't so thrilled about. but you've seen a fight between silicon valley and the guy a

will continue to come at the expense of nike and under armour, both down double digits this year? >> yeah, we're market perform on both under armour and nike, we wouldn't own either stock. they are both losing shares to adidas. adidas has changed the's th aesc of what's working in the sector. >> a lot of the retail names have ended up in the losing pile of the s&p 500, l brands is down there. are there any underperformers this year that you like for next year that have good turnarounds in place? >> most of the names that we like going into next year aren't really turnaround stories. you look at burlington stores or dick's sporting goods both benefitting from some of the strength in their respective categories. dick's in particular benefitting from the bankruptcy of sports authority. certainly benefitting in strength in off price retail. but we don't have a lot of turnaround ideas right now in retail, to be honest. the sector's been a big laggard the last -- pretty much since the election. i think the russell 2000 is up 11%, the s&p's up 6, retail sector down 2. the fear over i th

made up. >> a it is so nike 90s. >> it benefits for the rest of them. >> right. >> we have a poll in my house. that's for a different show! thank you for joining us. >> have a wonderful merry christmas for your family. >> if you have to r >> breaking news this morning as a massive manhunt comes to an end. terror suspect in berlin christmas market attack killed in a shootout with police in milan, italy. good morning, i'm greg, live in america's news room. >> bill and martha are off. authority says was killed without a shadow of a doubt this suspect in a berlin attack that killed 12 and wounded dozens more. at any moment chancellor merkel

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of nike shoes. he will not dress up like santa as he did last year when he met with an 8-year-old shooting survivor. today's guests are affiliated with the girls and boys club of oakland and ymca and two middle schools. there will be a dj, barbers hair dressers and lots of food for young people. let's check on the forecast with lisa. >> good morning, if you're just waking up, temperatures are beginning to come out of the frigid zone. here is the golden gate bridge. breezy northwest winds, upper elevations and gusty winds in the upper 30s for san francisco and oakland. 27 in gilroy. half moon bay at 41. from emeryville, lots of sunshine on tap but still cold from santa rosa and upper 20s, fairfield 35 and still freezing in livermore. your day planner today, looking at temperatures still in the 30s at 9:00. noontime mid-40s and by the afternoon we're below average. the look ahead, we're staying dry and warmer throughout the week. >> thank you for joining keeping the power lines clear,my job to protect public safety, while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beaut

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industries, we need all of this money to stay in america. >> if you want nike and apple and microsoft to make things here, the way the current thing is with the tax system everything is more expensive which also hurts the poor because they have very little margin for profit. >> companies need to think not so much about the bottom line as the people impacted who work for them, do they want to continue to have all those people and give them good lives or do they want to make a lot more money? ultimately, people like to make a lot more money. donald trump i think is trying to figure out how -- >> how the best of both words. >> -- make money and keep people here in the united states. >> we're talking about wisconsin, michigan, and possibly pennsylvania shortly and everyone said the jill stein and the green party, they want to make sure everything is on the up and up because they think the russians are hacking the system. so in comes $8 million to poor into the system so jill stein can have a recount and the democrats for hillary for president, all right, we'll help out, we'll look in. everyo

name was worth $434 million, and in 2015, michael jordan's name, worth $480 million with nike. just for the name. >> and so we're just talking about kardashian. last name. >> it's the last name. >> i'm worth about 18 bucks. glad you didn't do mine. >> sunny, thank you. >>> next up bust out the pom-poms. the international olympic committee announcing it's giving the sport provisional recognition which means we could soon see cheerleading at the olympic games and nick watt joins us live from los angeles this morning, and, nick, what is the thinking behind the move, ioc considering cheerleading as an olympic sport? what is the thinking behind it? >> reporter: clearly, the ioc is trying to appeal to a younger crowd. we've got surfing, skateboarding, debuting and tokyo in 2020. maybe the dressage, like the horse dancing thing and the archery and modern biathlons don't really appeal to the younger crowds, so provisional recognition means that in three years they might get full recognition and then they can apply to be in the olympics. cheerleading could get gold medals. >> wow. >> reporte

be? >> apparel companies. >> nike for instance? >> nike, all my apparel retailers. look at the manufacturers who bring goods in. that's what they're all planning for. these stocks, stock market down 15%, 17% in a month. >> layer on top, we had an mpd record yesterday that sales were down 4% versus last year. so there are a number of things stacked up against the retail sector. do you see it that way or are people overreacting? >> on the holiday season so far, holiday season starts with the letter "h," around halloween. we had fewer stores open on thanksgiving day. black friday was better. we went into a lull period, now is when the bread is buttered, december 15 th to the 25th is when it all happens. have promotions ramped up? yes. >> any stocks where you're saying the selloff is way overdone? >> when you look at some of these names, who could be less impacted? supermarkets will be less impacted. some cosmetics companies. what you have from ulta, sephora, winners for the holiday season and winners for cosmetics growing. that's in there. when you think of elle brands growing, th

, there's a bunch of other stocks. not a big deal, but you want to keep an eye on your nike, boeing. united health, unh. intel as well. all down b about 1% so far. again, the big problem, no real leadership to take the place of the banks and industrials that were the prior leaders. >> thank you. the s&p 500 down slightly today, but it's been a strong year for the index, up nearly 10%. the s&p also on pace for its fourth up year in the last five, so what can we expect in 2017? chief strategist at citi, current target on the s&p 500. for 2017 is 2425. tobias, great to have you with us. >> happy holidays. >> happy new year. along with the price target, what do you see for s&p earnings and within that, are you factoring in any sofrt tax relief? >> we raised our estimate to $21 last year. up from 29. overall, if you think about the earnings, b about 9%, 3% of that or a third will be the energy sector having a better year than it had this year. particularly the first half of the year, then call another two or three percentage points in the fourth quarter and lastly, some kind of mod under

. these are not quite nike air jordans. the shoes come separate from the iconic jumping man logo which is to be added in the u.s. upon arrival. similar tactic here. a bag of michael coors tag to be added to generic faces. we saw north face's and louis vuitton bags. >> what do you tell consumers people out there shopping how to avoid this? >> have you to be cautious who you're buying it from. true, it probably is. >> reporter: officers say there is so much money in counterfeit goods they compare it to drug trafficking. the street value of that seized cargo container of fake uggs? likely in the millions. the money from counterfeiting goes where? >> goes to criminal organizations and some of the proceeds linked back to terrorist organizations. >> reporter: over the past decade, interpol have traced the profits from fake merchandise back to several terror groups, including al qaeda. this whole warehouse is full of just today's shipments. tomorrow, it starts all over again. so far this year, customs has seized more than 1 billion dollars in counterfeits and that is just in the new york area

digits by far. if you haven't guessed already, just do it. the stock, of course, is nike. dropping 20% in 2016. will the stock make a comeback next year? our next guest thinks so. simeon siegel, thank you for joining us. before we get to your prediction for next year or outlook for the stock, not really prediction, what the heck happened this year? >> i think if you look, this is the forest and trees type of thing. >> both cut down. >> there you go. so paper aside, when you think about what has been happening with nike, you have a lot of large competitors taking more share and coming back. and between adidas, under armour, puma, hearing more and more there are other players involved. when you think about the long-term and the tenure this company has had, there have been ups and downs. >> thank you for saying adidas and not adidas, the european pronunciation. it is like nokia, nokia. that said, you made a bear case for the stock, but yet you have a buy rating and $60 target on it. so bring the two together. >> i don't know if that's the trees or the forest. in the short-term it fair

, cisco systems, apple and merck. nike bringing up the rear. down half a percent. tyler, i can see you perfectly, baby. >> that sounds good. welcome, everybody. i'm tyler mathisen. welcome back interest a long weekend. here's what else is happening this hour on a busy tuesday. u.s. safety regulators investigating ford fusion and mercury milan sedans from the 2009 to 2011 model years. issue, possible brake problems. home prices jumping sharply in october with the case-shiller home price index up a big 5.6%. and the conference board says consumer confidence is at its highest level in 15 years. >> two big hours ahead, let's talk the march to dow 20,000 and bring in mark muscini and larry mcdonald. larry, listen, dow 20,000, we'll hit it, maybe today, maybe tomorrow, maybe next year, maybe in 2020, who knows. but we're going to hit it at some point. let's move past that. optimism among investors is at a nine-year high. that sounds really good until you get into the complacency argument. what is your thoughts on the markets and the overwhelming sense of bullishness now? >> well, it is m

knight yuundermined bill perez at nike. sadly phil's son passed away, but he got a second wind and the board said a culture fit, but they never could explain why. but michael dell, steve jobs as you mentioned, many, larry page came back. many times they have done a fantastic job. when howard came back in, they had taken it from stock was $9, $10 and up to almost $60 now. it's put a remarkable comeback. revenues were about $10 billion now more than twice that. but it also was 2008. nobody was doing well then. and many ever the thiof the thi howard said held do, they didn'tdidn't and he blamed predecessor. they didn't slow things down in the romantic view, they used technology to speed things up. >> so i want to get the shareholder side of it, bill. nobody will knock starbucks. it's one of the greatest brands created on the planet. and under schultz, stock up by more than 500%. but in more recent history it has been a troubled franchise. they missed sales target for the fourth consecutive quarter. they cited election uncertainty. they have yet to meet the promise much at least 5% same st

bodes well for energy stocks, a big part of the market. nike, which is a dow component, released earnings yesterday after the bell. came in a little bit better than expected. a bullish upbeat conference call from the executives. if we see niko surging that could be the ticket for dow 20,000. here's a stat for you. since the election, 17 record finishes for the dow jones industrial average. >> my gosh. >> the historical stat, the financial crisis low for this index, joe, 6,547. that was hit back in march of 2009. what a journey it's been. this story out of silicon valley, a senior employee, someone who's been with the company since 1993 by the name of george paulisner has publicly announced he is resigning because of oracle's support for donald trump. she is joining the transition team. he published his letter of resignation on linked-in saying, quote, i am not with president-elect trump, i am not here to help him in any way. in fact, when his policies border on unconstitutional, the criminally and morally unjust, i am here to oppose him in every possible and legal way. quitting p

of boxes will be searched. often what is inside is not what it seems. these are not quite nike air jordans. the shoes come separate from the iconic jumping man logo, which is to be added in the u.s. upon arrival. similar tactic here, a bag of michael koors bags to be added to purses. we saw fake north face, sports jerseys, a favorite of counterfeiters, louis vuitton bags. >> what do you tell consumers, people out there shopping hour, to avoid this? >> you have to be cautious, who are you buying it from. if a price seems too good to be true, probably is. >> reporter: officers say there is so much money in counterfeit good they compare it to drug trafficking. the street value of that seized cargo container of fake uggs, likely in the millions. >> the money from counterfeiting goes where? >> goes to criminal organizations. and some of the proceed have been linked back to funding of terrorist organizations. >> reporter: funding terrorism? >> correct. >> reporter: over the past decade. interpoll traced the profits from fake merchandise back to several terror groups including al qaeda. t

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, what's my nike swoosh, what's my apple? and i was sitting there at my desk one day with a bottle of nail varnish and i was sitting there playing with some labels and i looked and i thought i've just spent 100,000 pounds with a company to try to find my nike swoosh and it's right there in front of me. so the little red dot costs absolutely nothing but a bottle of nail varnish, but it's authentic and real. the little red dot does signify i've created the product. >> let that be a lesson nothing can ever hold people back. >> never. >> now the products in jo mal e malone, they're upscale experiences for sure, what makes the cost worth it? a $70 candle, is there 24 karat gold or wings of an angel in there? >> a lot is the creativity, it's what goes into something. i can't speak for jo malone anymore, but it's the quality of those ingredients. candles for instance are the most notoriously difficult thing to do. and if you don't get the right fragrance, it won't burn properly, the wick goes really strange, all kinds of complications. so i think candles are really worth it with the level of frag

pieces on the table, and again, that iran nike deal, the russian alliance with iran in syria, you start to put some of these other pieces on the table. and it starts to look a little more complicated than simply refuting charges about the espionage. and the meddling in our election that the security agencies say took place. i think the president is also going to find that when congress sits down, when john mccain and others start holding hearings and start sort of pressing these issues, it's not going to be something where he can sort of say, oh, it's time to move on. let's get on with our lives. deep in mind, martin, it wasn't just the presidential race but up to 12 congressional races were also sort of targets of russian meddling. and the dong is never going to overlook that. that's nothing bigger and better to a member of congress to making sure that his or her election is handled in a free and fair way outside of interference. >> let me ask you this, say that congress does bring up this issue and actively goes after even tougher sanctions for russia, many people who voted for

weaker spots? i know you cover a lot of the athletic apparel makers, we talk constantly about nike and under armour which have both underperformed pretty sharply this year. >> yeah. sara, i mean, athletic apparel and footwear has definitely had a deceleration in their sales trend. the athleisure trend probably has peaked. we saw nike that reported last week their futures orders in north america have slowed again. >> yeah, but they told us don't pay attention to future rs orders anymore, we could see faster revenue growth without it. you don't buy that? >> it's true. sales will be better than futures, but i think the sales trend is still slowing as well. so, yeah, sales will be better than futures but the important thing is sales and they'll be slowing down that's the key factor. nike will get back on its game but right now they're in a bit of a soft patch that's why the stocks have not been good performer this year. >> you like adi tas and puma? >> adidas, even with the holiday momentum, shoes like the superstar, all the kanye west footwear have been strong sellers. that continues

daughter buys everything overseas. does that mean 35% on nike shoes. i favor cutting the corporate tax and cutting regulation, the infrastructure stuff that he's talk about. this doesn't make it easier to get that done. this makes it much more difficult. maria: dagen. dagen: what's interesting what peter navarro, one of trump advisers has been on the program and he pushed for cabinet-level visits to taiwan and kind of the u.s. bowing in the wall street journal editorial page so it's not out of the realm that this was intentional. it's hilarious every time trump breaks with protocol. that's what his campaign was about. what he says on twitter, i'm kind of -- >> this is not an inconsequential change in policy. well, this -- i'm going to change the color of the carpeting in the white house. this is a significant change in foreign policy. maria: is it a change or is it just a phone call? >> that's a good question. i don't know what the twitter messages -- maria: just telling china, putting pressure in china? >> does it put pressure on china? i don't know. if you want to change policy and put p

the dow gains today, we've got nike which is rising. we've got a general lift in the athletic companies today. they report earnings december 20. apple shares are higher today. there was a callout saying there are five reasons shares trade higher in 2017. benefits, a sticky user base. ibm is participating in the surge we're seeing. arenasdaq and the s&p hitting records throughout the session. some other individual movers that weren't mentioned, they are up steeply in percentage terms. that companies fourth order is beating estimates. they also said they will pursue alternatives for not to teaching business. hertz is rising on some speculative traits. the shares appear to be reacting. jetblue is rising 7%. it's going to fall one to 2%. it is also bringing back its buyback program. vonnie: thank you. let's check in on first word news. the first shots being fired in what's likely a confirmation battle over donald trump's pick for secretary of state. he has concerns about exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson. he questioned his ties to russia. vice president elect mike pence says he is an

earnings today from nike and fedex. the dow rising 39 points to 19,883, the nasdaq up 20 to 5,457. back to you. >>> more worries this morning over the shifter on dodge cars and trucks. you'll recall a dodge suv rolled and pinned an actor from star trek killing him. the national highway safety commission is looking at the dodge durango. they use a dial instead of a traditional shifter. either people are not using it right or it doesn't work. there are reports of trucks rolling away. the 2013 to 2016 ram 1500 pickup truck also under investigation. there you see the 2014 to 2016 duran durango. there were recalls on the charger, chrysler 300 and the jeep grand cherokee. if it turns out this is a driver's fault, it's still not the driver's fault. it's a hard-to-use item. if you're doing it wrong, it means they designed it wrong. >> exactly, a danger there. >>> happening right now. another spare-the-air alert is in effect this morning as we take a live look outside from emeryville at the bay bridge and a chilly start to your tuesday. temperatures continuing to grip the bay area, cold temperature

for these stocks. if you look the biggest gainer could be nike among current members of the dow, right now, analysts target prices have it going up possibly by 20%. visa also up there by 18%, if it can get there. nice move higher for the dow. pfizer on the health care side of things, 16% upside. and apple up by 12%. the one of these stocks that will add the most obviously will be apple. has the highest price. it could contribute the post points to a possible down move. as for the stocks that have had a nice run and could be poised for a move down, check out jpmorgan. right now it's 5% already above its analyst target price. ibm shares after a nice run this year, one of the better performers in the dow is already 7% above its analyst target price. and goldman sachs, the one with the most gap between its current price and its analyst target price. so of these guys here, goldman sachs has the most weight, has since the election, one of the biggest contributors. but if you're looking for the biggest contributors or detractors from the march on its march to 20,000 and beyond, these a

walgreens boots alliance. and nike habs added to best idea at guggenheim. that market expansion should take place in 2017. hershey we're watching that one as well naming new president and ceo buck has overseen hershey's expansion into other snacks. hershey rejected a takeover offer from mondelez in august. and micron beat demands. expecting second quarter earnings to come up well above expectations. that stock is rocketing higher by 12.5%. shares of actelion surging. it is now in exclusive discussions. reports say the deal could be worth $30 billion. >> mike rcron is unbelievable. >> it is. >> it's so volatile. >> for a commodity business. >> over the years watching that thing, wow. strap yourself in. >> and now coming back apparently. >>> now back to the markets. joining us for the forecast for what's ahead, joe seidel is richard bernstein portfolio strategi strategist. ed campbell. we got gdp coming out revised or whatever and durable goods. even when there isn't a new president, we look at these sort of rearview mirror type numbers. so are they even less relevant for -- you know, wh

bit of a break. you can see this in the dow. yes, the financials still up there. coca-cola and nike, consumer staples and tech, apple has been strong and then caterpillar was really big in november. that's taking a break. this is the rotation and you can see it in the dow. take a look at what is happening. it is happening again. another mid day lift. traders watch the market. they say i don't want to buy at the top and they say okay all clear so let's keep buying going right into the close. this is a slow melt up and a lot of psychology going on. >> not a gather of wall street people but this is just anecdotal but the topic of conversation was the stock market. >> there is that old classic signs at the top. there is something very big going on here, broader psychological interests. my hope for 2017 is we broaden participation of stock ownership. we all know the small group of people in the united states about 10% own most stock. wouldn't it be nice if people started getting interested again in the stock market? >> absolutely. are they asking you for like stock picks? >> it's like is

jordan's name worth $480 million. >> what? >> with nike. just for the name. and so we're just talking about kardashian. glad you didn't do mine. >>> sunny, thank you. >>> next up bust out the pom-poms. the international olympic committee announcing it's giving the sport provisional recognition which means we could soon see cheerleading at the olympic gameses and nick watt joins us live from los angeles this morning, and, nick, what is the thinking behind the move, i ioc thinking about it. >> clearly the appeal to a younger crowd. we've got surfing, skateboarding, debuting and tokyo in 2020. maybe the dressage, like the horse dancing thing and the archery and modern biathlons don't really appeal to the younger crowd so provisional recognition means that in three years they might get full recognition and then they can apply to be in the olympics. medals. but there's another sport that's just been given this provisional recognition, muay thai, it's a kind of kick boxing thing so there will be competition, it's not definite, but cheerleading has a shot, guys. cheerleading has a shot >> i'

of nike shoes. he will not dress up as santa as he did last year when he met with an 8-year-old shooting survivor. today's guests are affiliated with the boys and girls club of oakland, a ymca and a couple of middle schools. there will be a dj, barbers, hairdressers, lots of food for the young people. quite the holiday party. where is my invite, lisa? >> that's right. you know what? the layers certainly good for this morning because with sunrise an hour away, the coldest temperatures are right now across the bay area. how about that 27 in livermore? 28 in santa rosa. 30 in morgan hill. a live look outside from our roof camera. it's 40 in san francisco. you can see a little bit of a breeze there. that's just working to make us even colder. we will talk about our modest bump it temperatures coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, the warriors dominated the blazers in a blowout win at oracle. mike shumann has all the highlights coming up in sports. >> in sports, both the 49ers and raiders are on the road. kickoff in atlanta 1:05 this afternoon. oakland battles the chargers in sa

, it has. >> caterpillar. >> yes. >> nike -- >> now, nike reports this weekend. we're not getting any good feel whatsoever about that. caterpillar is very much regarded as a china play. the financials are so strong in the dow. i'd like to see some of the drug stocks do better. they've been -- there was a downgrade of merck today. i thought that the st. merck, i thought that was ha ras si. >> bristol got an upgrade. >> yeah, i thought it was not facetious but not so great. i'm getting some heat on twitter about the strength of europe. but let me give you a feel, there's a bank. mo monte depaschi. i'm not as concerned about europe and others because they're misdirected and haven't done their homework. this is the oldest bank in europe and everyone is just ignoring it. deutsche bank just went up four bucks, they could easily do a rights offering. this is a banking system. unicredit did a recap last week, if you can ignore the possible destruction of the oldest bank in europe, it's because you're continent is strong. they haven't done the state, country by country, homework, and they ough

including carnival, darden, general mills, fedex, nike and bet band and beyond. >>> and fairfax financial agreed to buy allied world assurance for $54 per share. it's a $4.9 billion deal in cash and stocks. fairfax will pay $10 in cash and $44 in its own stock to allied owners. they operate with an 18% premium to all lied's friday closing price. >>> and blackberry promises to open in canada today. the company is expanding the qnx facility to get in on the race to divulge self-driving technology. they power entertainment systems in millions of cars. and justin trudeau is expected to attend today's launch. >> cnet thinks it is a publicity stunt by ceelo to launch his second personality. >> some were wondering if it was true. >> you know how marshall mathers, ceelo is apparently launching a new person. >> whether the video was real or fake, however -- >> it was meant to generate publicity for the new person. >> didn't puff daddy do that? >> he changed his name. i don't know if that means a second personna or not. >> he says, i'm alive and okay. i'm emotionally disturbed by those wh

shareholders because the dow is much higher. it has been an underperformer. it is ugly for nike. that stock down about 17% this year, making nike unfortunately the single worst dow performer by far of 2016. tyler, she dog a great book but not a great stock. >> coming back lately, i think, if i'm remembering correctly. look at disney. lining for the disney latest "star wars" film, rogue one premieres tonight. fans camping outside the fame ous tlc chinese theater in los angeles. they have been there since yesterday. same group that has lined up early for all of the past modern era "star wars" films starting with "the phantom menace" in 1999. already got tickets. a raffle whether they get to inside the theater. sit outside? >> i guess. >> must be an outside viewing. >> i guess that would be a hear 3 po because they wouldn't be seeing anything. that was cute. >> it was okay. >> raising funds for the star light children's foundation. >>> tech giants at trump tower, including apple, amazon, microsoft, oracle, meeting with president-elect trump in a few minutes. just over $3 trillion in mark

you use apple you can share on social media, or -- do that -- >> don't do that! >> i don't. >> nike running band used to do that on twitter -- people say i just ran 5 miles -- i don't care. >> just -- [laughter] >> exactly. >> even in gym class -- tying my shoes untie then would be able to -- >> did on purpose -- like i loved sitting down. >> number one, especially because go to commercial break. >> all right. well -- coming up a message wire carriers new plan to bring 5,000 jobs to u.s. >> president-elect trump meets health care officials, antibody care overhaul may not be so clear cut. ♪ ♪ your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry out replacing yourar because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. make the switch and find out why 96% of our customers are satisfied with liberty mutual. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>>

nike, phil knight. the myth of the strong leader by archie brown, and the grid, and the gene. so happy reading to you. i'm sure pretty heavy reading as well. >> a good samaritan is held a hero in eastern china as this courageous act. you see him dragging the flaming gas tank out of his neighbors home. it could have exploded alt any time, but the 63-year-old was more concerned about saving his neighbor's house from burning to the ground. look at it. very modest living. villagers say this isn't the first time he's saved a life. he rescued a woman from a river two years ago. now here's something i bet you have never seen before. a viral video showing this man going to extraordinary lengths to save his dog from the head lock of a kangaroo. it's a boxing match. look at that guy. right there, throws a punch. hitting the kangaroo in the snout. the showdown happened in the australian outback back in june. that is one way to defend your dog. i'm frances rivera. thanks so much for watching arly today." "eha >>> more names and more stories emerging from the tragedy in oakland. this as a father sh

well worth it. the founder of nike has written an extraordinary memoir, one of the best stories of entrepreneurship i've teacher read. well written but most strike ily, it's a deeply honest account of all the doubts, setbacks and tradeoffs on the way to business super success. the correct answer to our challenge question was c. president eisenhower traveled to taipei in june, 1960, where he met with the then president of taiwan officially the republic of china chang kai-shek. at the time of course, the united states did not have diplomatic relations with mainland china. the taiwanese haven't forgotten this presidential visit to the i land and last year pledged a $1 million donation towards an eisenhower memorial in washington, d.c. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. . >>> i'm brian stelter. it's time for "reliable sources" our weekly look at the stories behind the stories, lou the media, would and how the news gets made. welcome to viewers here in the u.s. we have a packed show ahead for you this hour. with donald trump showing no

them two pairs of nike shoes. dre mon will not be dressing up as santa like he did last year when he met with an 8-year-old shoot survivor. today's guests are affiliated with the boys and girls club of oakland, ymca as well as two middle schools. there will be a deejay and lots of food at the party for those young people. >>> and lisa is here talking about dry weather this week. >> for the most part. although i just looked at a brand-new forecast model and they're bringing in clouds for christmas. maybe a little more than that. but lake tahoe right now 12, 20 at the tahoe valley airport and at south lake today, a balmy 32 degrees. of course they're making snow, doing pretty good in the sierra there. but mother nature, she's not done with us yet for 2016. we'll talk about it coming up. >>> also ahead, the warriors dominated the blazers in a blowout win at or >>> welcome back everyone. 9:43 on this sunday, december 18th. thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule as you prepare for hanukkah, christmas and kwanza. this is a live look if our roof cam. you see the flag blowing a