he has a lifetime deal with nike, and he's one of only three athletes that have actually earned a billion dollars during the course of their career. so from a financial standpoint, all of the sponsors that he lost like in 2009 with all that he's gained in response, tiger, i mean -- [laughter] the way that he realigns the business of the sport, when you look at his first two masters wins in '97 and '01, those were the highest masters sunday numbers in masters history. so the tiger effect is very real. it's not hyperbole, it's very, very real. neil: you can understand why the golf industry wants him back. all right, we'll see. thank you very much, doug eldridge, on all of this. >>> i want to have you take a peek at midtown manhattan, times square more importantly. a number of hotels in that area have gone out of wiz, obviously -- out of business. but one was crazy enough to say, you know what? we're going to open up, we're going to invest a lot of money here. we see a lot of opportunity here because margaritaville is here. and so is its ceo next. ♪ wasting away again in manager reit a tha

. >>> nike and other sports brands are reacting in the wake of tiger wood's accident. nike said our heart are with him and his family and bridge stone golf said the company was hoping for good news. the golf legend was involved in a single vehicle roll over collision in la yesterday. >>> and with wunderlust i hear some are ready to make serious sacrifices to travel again. tell me more. >>> this is wild. according to a new surrender 38% of americans will give up bedroom intimacy for a year to travel immediaty.all togetherr love interest aside, a quarter of people said they would sacrifice all of their savings. please don't do that, and nearly half would give up f a >> that is wild for sure. imagine being that significant other coming across that e-mail that someone filled out and you are like -- you would do what now? >> my gosh. i . of that for the romantic side of things is like -- after a year or almost a year of lockdowns people are like -- i need to like -- southwest said. want to get away? >> they need a break. they need a break. they may be taking that solo trave

. >> but of course, the suicide -- >> seth: they all went like nike shopping together and stuff. >> yeah, i read the broad strokes. >> seth: right >> and the lampoon was a little bit like that, and i think he was more tapped into human society at harvard >> seth: gotcha. >> and i think he probably was a -- probably a better student >> seth: yeah, well, you both turned out great buddy, it is always a pleasure to see you have a great show this week with nick jonas that's very exciting i love you and i will hopefully see you soon >> love you, too it's great to see you. i'm glad that you have a show that we can talk on. >> seth: "tom and jerry -- >> very convenient >> seth: "tom the movie: the movie" - >> and tell -- please thank mayor -- i don't know, is he confirmed as transportation? >> seth: he is, yeah >> hmm okay [ laughter ] well, wish him the best, i guess, you know? >> seth: all right he was on yesterday, so i feel like it's too late >> all right well, do you have an email or anything for him >> seth: "tom and jerry: the movie" premieres in theaters - >> do they still accept -- do t

elizabeth: we have republican senator nike mike lee, said this is a issue the report that former obama administration official under cut president trump and his administration setting up a back-channel to iran, involving officials like keri. keri. keri. i would like your reaction to whatdo senator lee says. >> if you had former republican presidential administration officials, doing this during a democratic administration. it would be calls for those individuals to be prosecuted this something that people in obama administration investigated. people for doing. and i think that is really disheartening in a word really uncool to do this during trump administration. actively under cutting then administration in charge of u.s. government. elizabeth: tom. >> i think uncool is an apt description. the fact it is mission critical that united states speak with a single voice with foreign policy, that is whyd the logan act is out there, you don't want people backdooring, people not in the government might have their own political agenda to push, undermining those people in the government for try

his very first nike ad took it head-on. and like other big moments in his career, it combined an undeniably strong performance with these issues in civil rights as well adds, yes, self-interest, because it was a sports advertising campaign to make money alongside these larger and significant themes. ♪♪ >> hello world, are you ready for me? and everything that he represented. so whatever the motivation, as everyone as we just heard prays for mr. woods' safety, there is really no doubt that many others have been inspired by him over the years. >> i'm tiger woods. >> i'm tiger woods. >> i'm tiger woods. >> i'm tiger woods. >> i'm tiger woods. >> i'm tiger woods. >> i am tiger woods. >> i'm tiger woods. >> i'm tiger woods. >> i'm tiger woods. >> this huge influence and journey would be enough of a story plus the road to winning the masters five times, yet woods also famously found himself on a rise and fall. he faced arrest and personal hardship and then came all the way back recently, winning the masters again in 2019. som

i met him, i don't know, 20 years ago when the nike i am tiger woods ad campaign was out and i uttered it under my breath. i worked for jeb bush, his 25-year-old press secretary, shot me a nasty look but that was not just an ad to some nike sports gear. it was an iconic moment and i think as dave has been saying, tiger woods is so much more than his sport, whether that's a role he's always worn comfortably or not. >> i don't think anybody thought that anybody could be a bigger star in this country than michael was, and then literally, as michael was leaving the stage, tiger was coming on the stage and he wasn't just going to pass jack nicklaus' majors but 25 and then won an open 20 years ago, torrey pines, it looked like he would and i was struck today, this man has had bad luck in automobiles. the star crossed part of his career began on thanksgiving night in 2009 at the bottom of his driveway. he ended up outside his suv and his wife chased him down, driver with the golf club and then picked up in 2017 in jupiter and i keep looking at these pictures and i am struck by the fact that w

we got a statement from nike. quote -- this is a company statement. we're following the news around tiger. our hearts and thoughts are with him and his family at this time. bob, one other thing oi wanted o say, about the movie of how it would end with winning the masters. we've seen him embrace this new role as a sports dad. we saw tiger and his son, charlie, golf together end of last year as well. this is also part of the tiger woods' story. >> it was very touching a couple of months ago to see tiger and charlie play together. he almost looks look a mini tiger. they carry themselves the same way. they were dressed -- you have the shot up there on the screen. >> yeah. >> they were dressed. tiger would always wear red on the final day of the tournament on sunday, and there was charlie. you can't help, as a human being, you know, you can't help but smile when you see something like that. >> we hope he will be okay. he's in serious condition. we hope his career will not be over. that could be a big hope considered he already had a battered, bad back. eve

nike and cool and hip have seen him since he was just a couple years old and started to walk on the old mike douglas show on tv. tiger became the star who not only didn't miss but has great career on the golf course as anyone. you were talking on gadi. i apologize. one piece of information. tiger who lives in florida is from california. he was born 30 miles west of the area where the accident happened. he was out there shooting some tv content. as a matter of fact, on social media yesterday, david spade and dwayne wade, there were pictures posted by golf digest with tiger doing a shoot with them. he wasn't out hitting golf balls with them but it was a tv type promotional type shoot. that's part of why he was out. in area. at a he was at a golf course nearby and that's why he was in that rancho palos verdes area. i don't know if that's repetitive. >> not at all. appreciate that. nbc sports anchor mike tirico giving us the details as well as the context to the incredible moments in tiger woods' career. for those of you who are joining us at this hour, you see there on your screen. the acc

became a famous nike commercial. he went on to do that. earl was behind all of that. earl had a vision for tiger. earl pushed tiger in a way that there was a lot of joy. this wasn't a parent that was pushing his son and making him do something. this was a willing guy that wanted to be taught by his father. earl was very influential. he taught him the mental discipline, the toughness that he was going to need and be required to win on the pga tour. to be a major champion. earl was a huge, huge influence in not only his golf game but his entire upbringing and the demeanor and the decorum that he showed all of these years. so earl unfortunately passed away several years ago. there had been a void in tiger's life like for any son to have lost their father. but earl, earl instilled a lot of this mental toughness in to tiger and obviously with his military background. we saw some of that. so much so that tiger during part of the prime of his career went off to train with the military seals. something else that should be brought out here that we just talked about how tough h

checked the defender right out of her nikes for the three. stanford wins 60-48 and they clench the pack 12 regular season title. >>> i have in my hand, tuesday morning, top five. >>> the first full squad workouts in arizona, still upset about the miss in the playoffs last year. >> we aren't satisfied. >> and chapman is back after hip surgery. >> i feel fresh and good and athletic again. >> the cal women got their first win of the season yesterday and it was still a struggle for the head coach. have a nice trip, see you next fall. >>> child's play compared this moment at the bowling alley. the clippers got beat by the nets and the owner nearly twisted himself into a pretzel watching the ending. the first fighting major of the season for the sharks. the shot didn't get his money's worth. >> will head off for repairs. >> sharks a disappointing loss. first a long home stand last night. >>> the warriors and the knicks tonight. highlights at 6:00. have a great day. >> that punch of the sharks looks like it hurt both. >>> time now is 4:56. >> next,

at home watching your show aren't getting a chance to invest in these companies like they did with nike or intel or oracle or microsoft years ago. decades ago. so i think right now all you're seeing is a new path to the public markets for companies but i would push back, charles. if you thought 250 spacs for 2020, now you're seeing so far a big increase in that year-to-date, you're seeing about 150 spacs, there are some great private businesses that will benefit, not all, but great private, a lot of private businesses that will benefit by merging with the right team, becoming a public company. i think back in 99, i lived through it as you did. that was throw a dot-com at the end of the name of your company, go public and cash out for me, you and the founder. charles: yeah. >> this is different. some of these companies won't make it, charles, but a lot of them will and there is a lot of great companies out there so i think it is very different than '99. charles: i can tell you right now i feel a million percent better listening to you, so does the audience. i know you're sincere. we'll l

. >> i was looking for system shoes from the nike store. we were walking. and i feel the movement. >> the quake was felt in gilroy, morgan hill, and -- >> the number is astounding hard to plooef since the pandemic started. 500,000 people in the united states have died. because of the coronavirus. put that under perspective more than double the number of americans who died in battle dug world war ii. 28 million confirmed cases in the u.s. california has been hit the hardest with more than 3 million cases. 49,000 deaths. tomorrow president biden will deliver remarks at sunset to honor those who lost their lives. joined with first lady. and vice president. they will hold a moment of silence followed by a lighting ceremony. >> it should believe easier to get a covid-19 vaccination through kaiser. after weeks of lagging behind the distribution state leaders increased doses to reflect the large share of the market. booking appointments a few weeks out for 65 and older. so far they have been limiting it to 75 and older because of low supply. >> the best way for sc

juvenile shi nike base flows from march to april aim to balance juvenile chinook rearing with omy kiss spawning which is happening during this period. next slide, please. so flood plain innovation can reduce predation risk and increase spawning. the two studies estimated similar capacities at low flows and at a moderate flood plain flow for juvenile chinook. if you look at the plot on the right, again you have discharge on the bottom there, so that's in cfs, and on the y axis you have the juvenile chinook capacity, and this is in millions of juveniles on the tuolumne here. this is called the flow habitat curve, and what i pointed out, what i just talked about, which is that there's equivalent according to this analysis equivalent juvenile habitat capacity at 2500cfs, and as you go up the curb to the right, you'll see that there's higher capacities as flows get higher, and they move out on to these broad flow plains. okay, so the pulse flow study found that flood plain innovation could reduce predation risk and -- -- and behind that is this idea that predators and prey species have diff

reebok for 2800000000 in 2006 to help it compete with arch rival nike but it's performed mostly sluggishly through acts. and news that channel 7 and channel 9 have struck licensing deals with google to pay for original at journalistic content according to industry sources google will pay each media company $30000000.00 australian dollars a year the country's treasurer josh frydenberg described the deals as a world 1st. it's a 1st in the world of content and it will resonate all over the globe major australian news outlets will get paid a fair price by google for featuring i'm linking to their stories on google's news platform heels trillian government has welcomed the deal struck between the large local broadcasters channel 7 and channel mine on google. this is a historic moment a world 1st the digital giants entering into negotiations and agreements with this strike news media businesses to pay for original content. this will help sustain public interest journalism in this country for years to come. despite the deals frydenberg said parliament would go ahead with plans to introduce a lot.

we bought for 3800000000 in 2006 to help it compete with arch rival nike but it's performed mostly sluggishly through acts. of strain and news that channel 7 and channel 9 have struck licensing deals with google to pay for original and journalistic content according to industry sources google will pay each media company $30000000.00 australian dollars a year the country's treasurer josh frydenberg described the deals as a world 1st. it's a 1st in the world of content and it will resonate all over the globe major australian news outlets will get paid a fair price by google for featuring on linking to their stories on google's news platform heels trillian government has welcomed the deal struck between the large local broadcasters channel 7 and channel mine on google. this is a he story moment a world 1st the digital giants entering into negotiations and agreements with a stray in news media businesses to pay for original content. this will help sustain public interest journalism in this country for years to come . despite the deals frydenberg said parliament would go ahead with plans to introd

look at nike, this is a company that has completely reinvented itself here today they are predominantly an apparel company and they are leading men's apparel brand in china, so when you compare them to their apparel-- committee hears about a 50% discount because-- lauren: hold on, wait, playboy is the leading apparel brand in china? >> can you believe that? a bunch of hoodies with bunny rabbits, a big seller. huge seller. as soon investors realize this is of the old company and they are an apparel company that makes hoodies with bunny rabbits, they will re- rate higher in the stock could double quickly once investors realize that. lauren: i think you just proved your first point that iconic companies in this case playboy can innovate and therefore be good for the economy. mark, good to see you. >> thank you. lauren: let's get the latest on mortgage applications because they just came in and they have fallen for the second straight week, down 5.1% last week seasonally adjusted, but up 15% from last year. why did we see the fall? because rates are going up and more and bankers association

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nbc that's going to broadcast the games, nike, adidas, apple, so many american corporations talk the talk when it comes to social justice, when it comes to responsible governance. well, it's now to walk the walk and they stand to make billions and pump billions into beijing, you know, in fact, an australian think tank estimated 80 international global brands are benefiting from slaves in concentration camps. it's time to live up to their own more -- morals and ethics. brian: nothing is going to change, it's going to go back to the status quo, we will continue to honor china and companies continue to do business in ways that breach standards in ethics that we are used to in the marketplace. so the question is what happens? can congress, can republicans who feel strongly about what's happening in china push back in any way or do you feel handcuffed in your position right now? >> well, that's what we are doing. you know, we are calling this out every place that we can and beating this drum. and, you know, the world just needs -- and all americans need to full question realize what's goi

and then being ten or 15 minutes away from this prison is a nike shoe factory. we talk to the workers may say we contract a lot of our products and we don't know exactly where. so i find it hard to believe that it isn't in the supply chain even though they listed their factories. so fashion companies need to do more for sustainable and other companies that don't have brick-and-mortar stores they are only online and making it things out even faster that in turn reduces the production time even more than that contributes to enforce labors. >> you mentioned in your book like millennial's are not so brand conscious as other generations are. i go on amazon i am looking for a dress and i find a trot one - - a ton of dresses they all have strange names and are chinese made. [laughter] i guess it is so prevalent. all the products come out of china. so it just seems to be overwhelming and what can i do as a consumer. >> we need to ask these companies how much are you sourcing from these factories? how much are you paying for audits and what are you looking for? do you gi

but look at the conduct of nike. what you need is competition. who it was of the previous speakers who said -- i agree with tammy bruce they are treating them as utilities. but what we need is competition. trump is a wealthy man with a political following. he could do it. i would suspect a majority of americans are appalled by this. but someone has to get out in front and lead for them. what we need is competition. but that's america. but where is the competition. jason: i saw all of this coming, i started locals.com and we are building much more of a bottom-up internet. conrad: what happened to parler's video. >> there are no perfect answers. all you can do as a tech company, you keep moving forward and new answers start coming. i can't reveal all the ways we protected ourselves though we have a much better terms of service than we had. we are subscription based which eliminates 99% of the bad actors. one of the problems we have on line is everything is free. but nothing is free. in actuality they were stealing our data. the culture of fear is s

you have nike knowingly took advantage of slave labor of minorities. and they have the gall to talk to us about race up in america where they are supporting slavery? this is horrific. under the 1945 genocide convention, we have an obligation to prevent and punish countries engage in genocide. going to the olympics is not only horrific morally. but it's a violation of our international obligations we freely undertook. >> it's up a great point. what do you think is the most useful pressure we could put on the biden administration, the olympic committee. what can we do now to encourage the thing we agree needs to happen? >> candidate joe biden said the chinese were committing genocide. anthony blinken during this confirmation hearings agreed secretary pompeo was right when he made the determination of genocide. the question you have to ask bind is why are you supporting genocide. steve: i appreciate the clarity with which you laid it out. greatcc to see you. >> thanks so much, steve. steve: that's it for tonight. don't forget to set your dvrs. see you nex

. >> yes they have a right but look at the conduct of nike and the people's republic of china. what you need is competition. one of the previous speaker said, i agree with tammy bruce about treating them as utility but we need competition. the greatest single political force in the country, he could do it. there are, i would suspect the majority of americans were appalled at this but you have to get out and lead. you have to make the free enterprise system work. i agree with leo. this isn't a government supervision, that's basically the problem. what we need is competition that backs america but where is the competition. >> is someone who started the tech company in the last two years because i saw all of this coming, we start locals.com and we are building a bottom-up internet that's dealing with all of these issues. >> we have other redundancies but there are no perfect answers. if you've ever built any business, you know you keep moving forward and i can't reveal all the way that we have protected ourselves but we do have a much better terms of service than they have and wer

>>but because of the new nike and that's why they come out just a really we have to be events going on right now to like a festival going line like that it is still making a happening regardless of everything research you know the celebrate our culture the lunar new year typically draws thousands of people. >>santa clara county is home to the largest vietnamese community outside of vietnam. lunar new year is also known as tent for the vietnamese culture and is considered the most important festival in holiday in vietnam. many festivities have been canceled or scaled back this year, public health officials visited the site earlier in the week urging the community to follow health guidelines to prevent the spread of covid this father felt safe and we face mask and you >>meanwhile about 5 miles away a much quieter new year celebration churches and temples are limited to 20% of capacity, temperature checks were taken before entering the power buddhist temple. >>members putting the year of the rat behind them belmont covid anything. >>santa clara county saw a spike in covid cases after than

>>but because of the new nike and that's why they come out just a really we have to be events going on right now to like a festival going line dancing like that it is still making a happening regardless of research you know the celebrate our culture the lunar new year typically draws thousands of people. >>santa clara county is home to the largest vietnamese community outside of vietnam. lunar new year is also known as tent for the vietnamese culture and is considered the most important festival in holiday in vietnam. many festivities have been canceled or scaled back this year, public health officials visited the site earlier in the week urging the community to follow health guidelines to prevent the spread of covid this father felt safe and we face mask and you >>meanwhile about 5 miles away a much quieter new year celebration churches and temples are limited to 20% of capacity temperature checks were taken before entering the power buddhist temple. >>members putting the year of the rat behind them belmont covid anything. >>santa clara county saw a spike in covid cases after thanksgi

>>but because of the new nike and that's why they come out just a really we have to be events going on right now to like a festival going line like that it is still making a happening regardless of everything research you know the celebrate our culture the lunar new year typically draws thousands of people. >>santa clara county is home to the largest vietnamese community outside of vietnam. lunar new year is also known as tent for the vietnamese culture and is considered the most important festival in holiday in vietnam. many festivities have been canceled or scaled back this year, public health officials visited the site earlier in the week urging the community to follow health guidelines to prevent the spread of covid this father felt safe and we face mask and you >>meanwhile about 5 miles away a much quieter new year celebration churches and temples are limited to 20% of capacity, temperature checks were taken before entering the power buddhist temple. >>members putting the year of the rat behind them belmont covid anything. >>well santa clara county saw a surge in covid cases after

, why do you call them nikes >> i don't know, sometimes i vacillate to nike. >> i'm curious, because i've been saying it wrong the entire time, i'm not a sneaker head, maybe i've just been saying it wrong the entire time. nike if you're out there, please tell me. >> whatever you call it, as long as you're buying them, they're happy. >> i'm pretty sure nike, let me know. frank holland, thank you very much for those trending stories. we appreciate it >> thanks, dom. >>> still on deck, stocks looking to close out with a win as momentum in the markets appears to be fading just a little bit bank of america's joseph quinlan lays out what it will take to keep the rally going. >> and if you have not already done so, please subscribe to our new podcast "worldwide exchange" in audio format every day, if you miss us here live on air, check us out on apple, spotify, whatever podcast app you choose. "worldwide exchange," podcasts, every day, we'll be right back is skincare from around the world better than olay? olay regenerist faced 131 premium products, from 12 countries, over 10 years. olay's

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desert you ♪ ♪ in that off night sell it like is all right i be in a bad bad place ♪ ♪ and some new nikes but don't run away don't run away i been your slave ♪ ♪ since second grade i'm not the same won't be the same ♪ ♪ i swear i'll change ♪ ♪ i swear i'll change ♪ ♪ i'm yelling dj oh dj play that slow jam for me dj i want my baby ♪ ♪ hope she save her lonely for me dj oh dj ♪ ♪ play that slow jam for me dj i need my baby she's saving her lonely for me ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: i want to thank mila kunis, kj apa and sam dew. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. enjoy it while you floss! thanks for watching, goodnight. ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, selling sexy on only fans. >> only fans in its simplest sense is kind of like instagram but for rich i would say. >> the platform goes mainstream. >> cardi b's on the platform. >> michael b. jordan's on the moustache. >> bella thorne is probably the biggest celebrity. >> how the site is trying to make ends meet during the pandemic. >> i had $300 left and i needed to put food in my son's mouth. like, i need

start to really compete on growth levels with, say, some of your competitors, what they're seeing now, nike and lululemon? >> well, first of all, we will grow in 2021 and we will become profitable again i think that is really important. we want to do that while we can strain demand. we want to be sure we're selling the right product in the right place to the right consumer so to speak and for us that is incredibly important in the near term we'll grow in 2021 and in 2022 it is very calculate and prudent growth we want to take out undifferentiated distribution. we have been clear about fact we are going to exit 2,000 to 3,000 here in north america in the next two or three years and also constrain demand in terms of inventory we put into the market to make sure we return to premium, healthy growth. >> can you update us on where you stand both on the nfl more broadly and on tom brady specifically and what he will and won't be allowed to sport on the field of play next season given the sort of changing relationship you have with the nfl over all >> let me first say we have really good relations

sounds like a nike ad. it's not. >> just do it. >> this question is actually for me. why is the center collecting photo journalism? well, photo -- >> better be good now. >> i'm on it. photo photojournalism allows us to look at images that have chronicled history. so the center can take the work of a photographer, a photojournalist like you and put it into conversation with other photographers, so you take the work of ansel adams to david and all of those photographers use images to communicate. they communicate the beauty and the joy in what we want to see, and i think that they also show the hard times and the challenges that we must see. so if you think about photo journalism as just one dialect in the multitude of languages of photography, the center is the place that speaks to all of them. >> what a metaphor. >> i like that. >> i am a student here at the university. >> is this just in, by the way? >> this is just in. >> love it. >> i am a student here at the university. what is the best way to get young people like me to understand the historical context of the pe

a pair of custom nikes dubbed the obamas are hitting the auction block. they were exclusively made for president obama in 2009. only two are in existence. one was gifted to mr. obama. sotheby's is selling them friday with a price tag of $25,000. the 12.5-size shoes haven't been worn by the 44th president, but they're in pristine condition and feature the presidential seal. anne-marie? >> i don't know. i know valentine's day's coming up, and the guys always complain they never get anything decent for valentine's day. i feel like there will be a few guys dropping hint. >> yes. >> $25,000. pretty steep. >> a pretty penny. >> it is. diane king hall in new york. thank you so much. >> you got it. >>> up next, zoom troubles. a lawyer gets stuck in a cat filter during a court hearing. ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. with love from san francisco ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. a lotta folks are asking me lately how to get their dishes as clean as possible. i tell them, you should try cascade platinum plus the p

. >>> and these nikes designed exclusively for former president obama up for sale. the size 12 1/2 basketball shoes believed to be one of only two pairs in existence the presidential seal featured on the tongue, the number 44 embroidered on each toe. while president obama did not wear these, they can be yours for 25 grand >>> on wall street, the dow down 10, the s&p down 9 the nasdaq up 20 a year into this pandemic and there's still so much about it that science has yet to explain. especially for those who thought they were done with the virus, only to face a whole new set of challenges months after covid has left their bodies, navigating the debris field of unexplained symptoms. >> they're saying it's covid, but they're also saying they don't know what to do, and they don't know how long it's going to last. >> the dangerous plight of the covid long hauler. >>> the investigation into the crash that killed kobe bryant and eight others is over tonight, why it's not being called an accident >>> and worse than the average cold temperatures, the punishing weather system

get his jeans at tj maxx [ laughter ] that's right sotheby's auction house has listed a pair of rare nike sneakers designed for former president barack obama it's the second most famous pair of shoes meant for a u.s. president that was just like a normal thing. it was crazy then. the australian open began yesterday under almost pre-pandemic conditions. to be fair, when it comes to throwing a party, aussie's have a hard time saying no. like literally "nah, uhh. i think it's five syllables. finally, authorities in germany have confiscated more than $60 million worth of bitcoin from a man who was convicted of fraud but he will not give them the password to unlock the funds. officials warned, if the man doesn't give in soon, they'll have to force him to identify which boxes have traffic lights. you guys, that was a monologue we've got a great show for you tonight. he is an oscar-winning actor, our friend casey affleck will be here and i'll be talking to anthony atamanuik, who you know from "the president's show" in which he did a killer donald trump impression. it's the perfect day to talk to

so it's up to you. [ laughter ] i had no idea nike did this for presidents apparently they made the same sneaker for trump, but with a built-in ankle monitor it's pretty cool [ laughter and applause interesting to see it's just -- well, this is going viral. down in texas, a judge was holding a virtual hearing, and one of the lawyers had some trouble with a zoom filter this is real check this out >> mr. ponton, i believe you have a filter turned on in the video settings [ laughter ] >> yes, i don't know how to remove it. i've got my assistant, who -- she's trying to -- i'm here live. i'm not a cat. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: oh what i'm glad he cleared that up. "i'm not a cat," okay. the courtroom sketch artist was like, "didn't think i'd be drawing whiskers today." when he saw that, trump was like, "i want that guy." [ laughter ] it got weird when the filter disappeared and the lawyer was licking himself. [ laughter ] get this a company has created a new laptop prototype with seven screens. take a look at this thing. i can't wait to be on a plane when some guy in the middle seat o

the search for a crew of men in nike hoodies who are ransacking homes, they emptied out of the jewelry chest, and then these two bags. what of jewelry on diamond things that they took again? they're in and out ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ bay. followed a serious of frightening home break ins. police say a group of thieves has been targeting homes when residents are away. our crime of water. henry lee has our report tonight. this is video showing four men who may have broken into several homes in san jose and scatters stealing jewelry and other valuables while the residents were away, they seem to favor nike clothing. my young kaga wall, believes the same man broke into his house. he watched it all unfold on his phone is he and his family were at lake tahoe on thursday night. we saw this. this gang of four men and mostly 90 hoodies. um pull up to our house very confidently. they walked into the backyard after this scoped out the property that that there's no one home all lights off the shattered the side patio door. within four minutes, the group ransacked the master bedroom closet, stealing

that stake, what do you tell them >> well, you know, this brand is to be compared to brands such as nike it has 400 millions of followers. it is creating a new way of selling beauty that's really direct to consumers. these are really two invaluable assets to me these were the key assets that were behind the big of kylie and the sister company, kim kardashian west and her skin care system that we plan to launch in the summer to me this is two businesses that i don't see any other company owning today on the market. >> that is the fourth ceo in as many years in a row for coty trying to turn the company around through things like cost cuts and selling the brand the stock is down 44% over the last year. but it has been volatile this is a stock that was trading under $3 per share in october. it surged more than doubled into this report, which could have something to do with the decline that we are seeing today you heard her. she said they are pivoting more to skin care, into fragrances which are really working well and the whole stay-at-home thing impacting makeup, it is a totally different r

it's almost like why i sold nike because it was trading at 45 times earnings these are quality companies and compounders and nothing wrong with them, but i needed the money to buy match group because there is more upside to match group and i like the online dating business and the market is a $3 billion market and right now growing to about 4.5, 5 billion in the next ten years and penetration is going to the next 6%, 7% and these guys are the leader in the industry and i like spins a lot they tend to work very, very well, and so it's also a re-open play to the extent people want to go out and actually meet people. >> i agree i mean, i think that's valid, but why is the stock barely done anything in anticipating the re-open that you say this plays right into >> see that's where i think the opportunity is, right? it was down 7% on a solid quarter. i just think it's misunderstood. i don't think people have paid much attention to it many people own the iac piece and now that it's spun out on them, i like this piece. i think it's a better-run company and i love this management team and it's v

mcdonald's, procter & gamble, 3m and nike on the upside. s&p 500 winners, especially green, not sure what they are due-- not sure they do but they are up 19%. democrats are trying to use their content or president trump and his supporters, trying to unify behind that contempt. watch this. >> he will forever be the twice impeached president. >> he blames others for the violence. it's despicable. >> gleefully watching as they rampage through the building. >> tell them they are not welcome to talk to them, tell them they are not welcome. stuart: may i express the opinion the longer the trial drags on the worse it gets for democrats. you will hear more about that in "my take", top of that 11:00 o'clock hour. that's a spore's betty-- sports platform in the super bowl was there coming out kind of the party for down% this morning. we have the ceo on the show after this. ♪♪ good morning! the four way is a destination place. right here, between these walls, is a lot of history. i am black. beautiful. i must be respected. black lawyers, doctors,

a rare nike sneaker designed for president obama in 2009 will go on sale. here's how it works. if you want to buy them $25,000. the hyper dunks of one of only two pair in the world. the shoes are on display at sotheby's in new york city and the auction will open at a symbolic time on friday, 4:44, of course the 44th president of the united states, so of course there you go. if you have the money to pay for it, call me up. maybe we can go on a vacation on you, once the pandemic is over. >> going to gather my points now for those shoes. >>> good thing the forecast is free and we've got a look at it right now. checking in with meteorologist kari hall. a little cloudy, a little cooler. you say we're not going to see the sun very much today? >> it's going to be very much like yesterday, except this morning we're starting out with some light showers moving through. we're able to track it with storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, showing that rain moving through parts of the north bay anne springing into san francisco as well as parts of the east bay. so with this moving through th

a rare nike sneaker designed for president obama in 2009 will go on sale. here's how it works. if you want to buy that shoe, it is going to cost you. auto' sure you knew that. the starting price $25,000 yes for a pair of sneakers, size 12 and the hyper dunks of one of only two pair in the world. the shoes on display in new york city and the auction will open at a symbolic time on friday, 4:44, of course the 44th president of the united states, and so if you have some money and you're a 12 1/2 or just want to have the shoe, now is your time. so i'm going to pass on that and just buy my old 13s of just a regular shoe. >> that's a lot of money. >> yes. $25,000 is a pretty penny. you won't want to walk on them. >> no. >> right. put them in a case. >> right. thanks, marcus. >>> you certainly want to get out and about, get some fresh air especially with so many of us working from home, that means the forecast is so important. how are we looking, kari? >> absolutely, yes. looks pretty good although we are starting out with some rain but most people aren't heading out this early in the

the special size 12 and a half nike designed for barack obama, new buy now website on friday. two pairs in existence but this pair wasn't worn by obama, just nike samples. are you a buyer? they do come with free shipping, you know, brian? brian: free shipping on $25,000, i think they are pretty cool, actually. i want to wear them if i get them. i can't 25,000 bucks for sneakers and put them on the shelf. if you have size 12 and a half feet, is that how big president obama's feet are? that's impressive. maria: i didn't know that either. quick break, the constitutionality of impeachment trial for a private citizen. former trump senior adviser jason miller as second impeachment trial will begin today. ♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. how am i doing? some say this is my greatest challenge ever. governments in record debt; inflation rising and currencies falling. but i've seen centuries of rises and falls. i had a love affair with tulips once. lived through the crash of '29 and early dot-com hype. watched mortgages play the villain beside a true greek tragedy. and now here i

sotheby's is going to sell a pair of nike basketball sneakers custom made for the former president back in 2009. in addition to the hallmarks of other hyperdunks, a model created for and worn by team usa players at the 2008 beijing summer olympics, this pair includes a number of custom details, like the official presidential seal on the tongues, a red-and-blue 44 embroidered on the medial side of both toes, and insoles that feature patriotic design motifs, including bald eagles and the date 1776. the sneakers, which are considered one of only two pairs in existence, are on exhibition at sotheby's new york galleries before they'll be made available online for $25,000 on friday. those shoes are too rich for my blood, but i imagine there is some buyer for them out there. >>> all right, time now for weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for a check on the forecast. bill, i hear we might be getting some more snow here in the northeast corridor. >> yeah, more snow, more cold, and then rinse and repeat, kasie. we're going to do it all again, too, maybe once or twice by the weekend. so

. >>> a pair of rare nike sneakers designed for president barack obama in 2009 will go on sale starting at $25,000. the size 12 1/2 hyper dunks are one of only two pairs in existence. they were made to honor obama's love for basketball. the shoes are displayed at z sou southerbys. >>> mary wilson, cofounder of the supremes has died. the group with diana ross on lead vocals had 12 number one singles and became motown's most successful acts. she died suddenly last night she was 76 years old, and dom, for tuesday, those are your headlines. >> frances rivera, thank you very much for that. >>> still on deck for the show here, twitter preparing to release its latest quarterly results. axios sarah fischer lays out the hurdles ahead that could curb that climb, up 59% this year in a programming note, don't miss cnbc's healthy return spotlight. it will have a deep dive into the rollout of the covid-19 vaccine. among some of the special guests in the program, walgreens, rick gates, johnson & johnson, alex gorsky, and howard university's hospitals, anita jenkins and more register now at kcnbc event

nike the biggest loser s&p 500 up .75%. pretty broad rally every sector up except for utilities. energy the standout, up 4% the nasdaq also closing at a regard, up 1% thanks to the strength in technology and consumer discretionary and communication services ask the russell 2000 another 2.5% higher as small caps continue to attract a lot of attention and big gains lately >>> coming up this hour, real estate developer and investor steven with it could have on whether people will move back to big cities once the coronavirus pandemic ends. what are you seeing in luxury real estate right now? first up on the markets, charlie boron skoi still with us tiffani mcgee from pivotal advisors joins the conversation. first to you, mike what continues to take us higher as we see this meltup in stocks across sectors and strategies? >> i think the key factor is that there isn't one particular thing driving it the machinery of this rally is we did get a little bit of a shakeout a couple weeks ago. things bent but didn't break credit is still strong and you have this rotational market where strengt

corporations such as marryat nike 18 t. hall mark raytheon and northrop grumman either cut off the nations the congress members who lied about election fraud or suspended all contributions from their political action committees regardless of party affiliation well of course raytheon and or from grumman are going to be on board with what happened they're not going to condone the use of any explosive device found in the capital that they didn't manufacture themselves if it was going to set off a bomb near a bunch of bystanders it's going to be them 1st plus i'm convinced hallmark is only using this opportunity to create its own set of apology cards called the insurrection collection where you can send a loved one you embarrassed by being a 3rd rate g.i. joe with an i'm sorry i smeared inside the capital card. but in case you don't know why a greeting card company has a political action committee it's because of the supreme court's 2010 ruling on the case citizens united vs the federal election commission which decided that de