mobile, this is important. it removes the competitive disadvantage that it had in drawing those high-end subscribers. its first annual profit decline in at least a decade. this could give a boost on those higher-margin iphones. in a note earlier this month on the impending deal, this deal is potentially negative for china unicom and positive for china mobile as existing iphone customers of unicom and telecom possibly migrate over to china mobile. they are unlikely to renew their contract at expiry. we also heard from china mobile that it will offer four g in 16 cities by the end of this year. it has gone from beyond trial to commercial rollout in more cities by the first quarter of next year. >> thanks, steve. this deal could actually be very good news for apple's bottom line. will that boost earnings? let's get more as we get over to tim in taiwan. you have been conducting research on what apple means for its suppliers. >> the interesting thing that we found is the companies that have the highest proportion of

why mobile retail?o, when i was starting this business two years ago, i didn't think i was going -- as i said, i didn't think i'd be driving a truck. i was trying to start a brick and mortar boutique, but i was having all these issues getting the capital together and finding the space and it's a common story with beginning entrepreneurs in the city. so, lowers barriers to entry, this is a way for entrepreneurs to start their business if they're thinking of going into a brick and mortar, something that requires long-term commitment and a lot of funding and capital. now that i've been in business since 2012, there is a demand, people do love this. i never have heard anyone come on the truck and say, this is horrible, get out of here. i hear everything positive. i'm sure there are opposition in other areas, but i can see that there is a demand. consumers seem to like things coming to them similar to online shopping and things coming to their doorstep, to their neighborhood. it's kind of the epitome of inno

more people are biting on mobile. i'm mobile.- buying people are paying on mobile. this shopping season, four friday andr black cyber monday, many people used paypal. >> 91% more sales on thanksgiving. 99% more on black friday. that is incredible growth. why is that happening now? bepeople do not want to waiting in stores. they prefer buying online and on mobile. mobile is growing like crazy. so great, growth is can you tweet about the results? or is it too big? >> we can see it. in europe, the economy was slowing down. we had to compensate. generally the team really fights when those things happens to try to compensate for the macro. >> how do you compensate? >> be more aggressive and getting more merchants and doing more promotions. events, theymacro try to compensate. >> it is hard to see anything at a macro level. what are you staying in terms of the economic environment in the u.s.? >> this quarter was slow to start, right? look at the holiday shopping, it was pushed late. other than that, i think things are looking better and better. >> you have done so many a

database is designed to study mobility for seniors. with the centers for disease control, we are studying diet -- driving transition to seniors in 17 communities across the country. --have just computed completed six years of research to expand itn to rural communities through itn everywhere, a suite of software programs that bring together right chair, car share, volunteer transport and community transport. itn everywhere is what ebay is to flea markets. senator nelson, senator collins, public resources may be scarce, but through the use of information technology and policy that remove barriers to the voluntary use of private resources, the future for community mobility is right and exciting. we get any credit, susan and i, for having this hearing that we could then transfer on? >> for when we need them. >> senator nelson, you may have all of my credits. [laughter] to every much for your testimony. senator nelson, would you like to go first on questions? ok. thank you. i am of all, catherine, very glad you talked about the personal ex

for china mobile, this a big move. theasically removes competitive disadvantage it had to the competitors like you to, and telecom. unicom and, -- china telecom. this is a higher-margin product. bernstein analyst noted earlier if itor this apple deal comes through, it could be potentially negative for china unicom and positive for china could and some commerce migrate to some customers could migrate from telecom or china unicom -- some customers could migrate from telecom or china unicom. they said they are moving beyond trials. they will roll it out in 16 cities. that will coincide with the unveiling of the iphone on their networks by january 17. that is a target date. by christmas, people can register online to get their iphones. >> quite a mouthful. thank you. john, you'd have a look at the stocks related to apple. has foxconn. these three stocks are seeing gains. up.tron mobile upom or china by one .5%. is deal with apple -- in this deal with apple after six years of talk, the stocks are up. they could reach 1.2 bi

we are moving to mobile. mobile has been big.k mobile really into its own. >> it grew tremendously in 2013 and it will be an even bigger in 2014. everyone says mobile first but development the starting to happen first on mobile devices and experience on mobile first israel. data is another big trend around mobile. what's going on? monetization on mobile will begin to catch up with monetization on the web as well. you said mobile has become on par with desktop. ? you think will surpass >> the monetization has potential to surpass what you've been able to do on the web. it's not there yet but it's coming. >> you mentioned big data. one thing we've been talking about is there's a lot of data and it's out there, but how do we actually use the data, analyze the data and make it valuable? collect of people can data. how do you serve it in a relevant fashion and give an experience that they want? i spent a lot of time not only on big data but the synthesis and who delivers what to whom. >> your next top story, people still matter. were

won today, china mobile state approval -- china mobile w approval to bring in the iphone.will give access to apple to 1.3 billion subscribers. i should say there are 1.3 billion people in china. china mobile has 760 million or so subscribers. the potential is huge. >> it is a huge potential. and verizonat at&t combined, and that is about 10% of apple's business, they are 200 30 million subscribers. as you say, 760 million versus 230 million, obviously there are spendetween what they can in china versus the u.s., but it frames the opportunity. tell us about the numbers. >> we have gone back and look at the street estimates. it appears that most analysts do not have the iphone in their estimates. that will add about 17 million units, we think, in 2014. that would increase the street revenue by about five percent. millionon out of 760 subscribers should be a pretty easy hurdle to hit. >> just yesterday, you did not think this would happen until about march. why did it happen so fast? assuming this has happened. this is coming from the "wall street journal." >> it has not been

users whona mobile said that midi mobile purchase in the united states or germany. >> a china mobile phone user is more likely, 60% more likely to purchase? >>app yes. they are getting more active users to the echo system. >> that is really interesting stuff. there are more legs to the store than i thought. thank you for coaching me up on that. jack dorsey, twitter, no mickey mouse operation there. but disney definitely not a mickey mouse operation. takenl see why disney has jack dorsey on to their board. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west" i'm cory johnson. to unloadt trying some of those patents. rockstar recently held conversations to sell a portion of that portfolio which includes 4000 patents ranging from internet technology to ships. why is rockstar getting out of these patents. why did they overpay for them in the first place or did they overpay at all? martin, the founder and -hairman of them cam -- of m cam. you're been predicting since a dim at you. why? >> if you recall, after some of our early conversations about this a number of people said that we grossly misrepresented how m

what about china mobile? deal removes the competitive disadvantage they had a drawing in the high-end users. those who can afford to pay more for the iphone. they have close to 800 million subscribers. all of them not going to be migrating to the iphone but if they can get a 100 million, that is a huge thing for china mobile which is already facing perhaps the first drop of decline in a decade because higher subsidies and cost of 4g rollout. getting the higher margin iphones in the mix is positive for china mobile. >> thank you. let's look ahead. of european banks. the industry has risen 23% and year measured by the euro stoxx. for a look at the prospects of banks in 2014, let's bring in senior banking analyst, bloomberg industries has 140 analysts who provide research and data on a 100 industries. john, good morning. one of the big events if not to the biggest that will take place in 24 for european banking industry is the ecb asset quality review. >> absolutely. with this ebanks preparing for this. haven't

more people are buying on mobile. paying on mobile.g the shopping season, this year, both black friday and cyber monday -- over 90% more consumers used paypal to buy things than last year. >> those were numbers that i could not believe. 91% more sales on thanksgiving. 99% more on black friday. that is incredible growth. why is that happening now? what are you learning about this year's shopping? >> people do not want to be in busy stores. they prefer to buy online and on mobile. especially mobile. it is growing like crazy. >> because your growth is so great, can you see the results of what is going on? or is your growth just too big to see? >> we can see it. in europe this year, we saw that the economy was slowing down. we had to compensate. the team really fights when those things happen to try to compensate for the macro. we try to compensate by being more aggressive and getting more merchants and doing more promotions. we are their share of checkout volume. when we have macro events, the team tries to compensate. >> in the u.s., you

how big is china mobile?ore on that in all of the top stories as your online source continues. check it out. we hope you do that. of imf has handed a boost confidence and may raise the forecast. john is here with that. >> this is a good communication. christine lagarde is the main. this is falling toward seven percent. this is quite encouraging. this will not be a shutdown. it was dealt with quickly. this was quite encouraging. tapering why this is as confident. fed having taken some very well communicative action concerning the tapering of the program. those are good signs. we see some good numbers. unemployment is going down. all of that gives us a much stronger outlook for 2014. it brings us to raising our forecast. >> she sees growth next year. this year it is quite encouraging. it may raise that. it has not raised that yet. they are well communicative. it is good for ben bernanke. their coaching from the imf. >> she says this is a good thing that was well communicative. what are the next important dates?

mobile user is much more active on mobile than the average first western world mobile user. 80% of china mobile users would have said yes that they made a mobile purchase versus 50% or 60% for the u.s. and germany. >> restate that. a china mobile phone user is more likely, 60% more likely to do mobile app purchases? >> also more likely to download apps. in addition to the new users, they are gaining more active users. >> that is really interesting stuff. there are more legs to this story than i even thought. thank you very much. jack dorsey, twitter is no mickey mouse operation but disney is definitely not a mickey mouse operation. we going to look at why disney has tapped jack dorsey, coming up. you can watch us screen -- you can watch is streaming on your tablet or phone or at bloomberg.com. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson. a consortium created by several companies to acquire patents from nortel networks is 2011 is now trying to unload some of them. they recently held conversations to sell a portion of the portfolio that includes 4000 patents ranging from internet techn

differentmething is about the china mobile customer? >> one of the things that has happened is there something that is different. of the 25 million phones that were sold in china last year, there are phones that were sold in china but other phones were bought in other places in the world and sold on the black market. as you know, i've seen you on event where high portion of the people in line 10 to be from asia. partthink we need to be, of the reason why we have the inservatism is to fact ortor that there are phones that have been in other markets. >> got it. smartphone prices in china are interesting as well. the average price according to your note of a smartphone in china is $270. be ashone fives could much as $846. i wonder if the cost of the iphones could be less because they are made in foxconn in china and will be sold in china. that may reduce some shipping costs. >> that maybe some of the thetance of some of contract he details that might have really gotten china mobile to move at this time. typically, it is selling outside the

this is for china mobile.ing orders for a phone and there are pictures of this , a 4g phone phone on the website and it looks exactly like the iphone 5 s. it is in the three colors that the phone comes in. what are they doing? >> is almost like a silhouette. it is like before performer goes on stage. the codename means a star, or bright star. what they're saying is we have a star that is about to be unveiled. here is a silhouette. place your orders now. >> this seems a little dangerous if the deal hasn't been done? >> which is why people think it would be announced today. >> what is the timeframe? is this a matter of when and not if? >> i don't have any information on that. i everybody believes it is just talked to our china colleagues and imminent. i think from us, we certainly think a large amount of -- sales have gone up in the last month or so because the other carriers two are carrying it. we think this will stimulate apple's ecosystem in china and globally. >> what does it mean for the other smartphone m

then you pay on your mobile device.apal -- paypal brought in revenue of $1.6 billion. 42% of ebay's hall for the quarter. >> we take a small transaction fee. >> mobile payment is a crowded field with startups like square. million active0 customers that use the paypal wallet to shop area and that is a meaningful advantage. we have a relationship with that consumer that goes beyond the numbers. for a place to there is technically no shopping, it is pretty groovy here. be the besty acquisition that ebay ever made. i want to head to cory johnson who is standing home with more. this paypal business is fascinating. wasbuilding that we are in once mostly ebay. paypal dominates now. are paypalployees versus ebay. >> this is mainly the paypal campus and the other campus is the ebay marketplace. about 13,000 people work for ebay now. wonder what is it that has changed? any ebay acquired p powell it was losing money. a looked as much as competitive purpose. e-commerce is growing. over 90% more use paypal to buy things than last ye

mobile allows you to shop better. >> how so? >> mobile has a choice.ile, because of a constrained screen size and better data, you people- able to get exactly the choice and conversion rates are much better. >> you say the e-commerce companies are doing a better job of differentiating the signal to give the consumer a clear choice of what they are about to buy? >> yes. mobile you can use location data, and timing to make sure you offer the person the right choice at the right time. the call this the right now a economy. -- we call this the right now economy. customers usually screw this up. they do not get the local behavior quite right. let's break. -- >> right. outle are quickly figuring how to take full advantage of it. look at companies in the portfolio. they figure out how to make the mobile experience so good that you will find what you want to buy in by it. that is the conversion rates on mobile. >> i noticed on the amazon site, the mobile experience is quite different. about the talked years they have done things to encourage more like bruce. u

our biggest china mobile? -- how big is china mobile?ome of the numbers. >> the numbers are quite impressive. >> incredibly impressive. someone was telling me they will pay a premium, they will want to buy these despite the fact they are unsubsidized. >> $700 is a lot. a person they had interviewed was saying -- a lady who was earning -- >> she had given up a lunch to buy one. caroline hyde is back with a look at what you need to know for the rest of the trading day. apple stock, we do not expect it to gain a lot because this was priced in. >> we have been talking about it for a long time, but supplies rose on the back. maybe a little bit of a euphoric pop. in premarket, trading a little higher. these subscribers at china mobile will pay for the more expensive phones? morgan stanley says about 12 million. >> a lot of phones. >> samsung still wins in matter what, it is a subscriber -- it to apple.ier >> put one in your lvmh case. >> kanye west saying they are extremely expensive. prettyest is a interesting character at the best of times.

over 70% of traffic is on mobile. traffic is 40% mobile. relate to that because that is how i am purchasing. being able to step into the ises of future customers, it very helpful as we make investments. the high-end art market gets a boost from the world's billionaires who brought the market to record highs this year. sales surged, totaling $752 million for the year. at the top of the list this year, francis bacon's 1969 three studies of lucian freud. that was followed by andy warhol's silk screen painting car crash, which sold for a record $105 million. and tying portentous plot is mark rothko's number 11 painting. it is 26 minutes past the hour, which means bloomberg television is on the markets. olivia sterns has her eyes on the trading action. >> stocks are climbing. the s&p and dow extending their records to all-time new highs, pushing the nasdaq up as well to a 13-year high. we had better than expected unemployment data showing weekly jobless claims numbers fell more than forecast last week. also seeing some action on the treasury mar

i've lived in china mobile will support the three g four g networks the hi fi mobile service that show but hopefully over more consumers. the chinese market and product as a result. the greater china market has now become the second largest market for apple world. data showed that in two thousand thirteen kelly greater china to about twenty five billion dollars about fifty percent of its global sales. i read the article written by her trainer and dry mix and put them in york times had a different view on it the apple still faces many challenges in the chinese market. and offering them now becoming china's copper market. or did the apple of trouble changing that the article has a price would be the biggest challenge. can china most are from producers like lovely dt all the phone to let the hundred us dollars in interest. apple that i can find out about eight hundred can you tell a cute one. i think what he has tied about two hundred and forty us dollars. apple has announced a price to protect them yet they will likely fall to be comparatively high. analysts are confident that that many

aqa has been the explosion of mobile payments. them has been the explosion of mobile payments.an order your starbucks ahead of time using your smart phone. you can use your phone to order mcdonald's in london. i spoke about the trend of mobile payments and how paypal is driving that ford. >> mobile is going to be the center of your money and all of the transactions you make whether online, in a store, or before you get to the store to skip the line at a coffee shop. down alle are doubling of our investment in mobile. will release a new mobile that allows one able -- what click payment. quarter of the treo dollars has been taken on mobile payments. explosive -- trillion dollars has been taken on mobile payments. -- explosive growth. >> they are putting themselves on the map as a technology hub. >> they're been here for a decade. paris is on the pulse as a technology hub. they are taking for more funding from venture capitalists. france is trying to steal back the initiative. they have success stories. they list on the nasdaq. two billion dollars in terms of capitalization. an on

this china mobile thing, i just wonder how many china mobile users are going to buy that. >> certainly> a lot have already migrated to china telecom. >> there is certainly a lot more. >> ok, thank you, cory. that's all for this edition of the show. see you tomorrow. ♪ >> welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg west." recover that media companies that are reshaping our world. i am emily chang. our focus is on innovation, technology, and the future of business. there was a self driving car and then a plan to use whether weather balloons for wi-fi.

>> i am focused on mobile.lieve monetization on mobile is going to catch up with what is going on the web. take a look at -- they are doing great and i look at the mobile experience. the fancy is pinterest for men. i am sure they market it another way. >> fancy is maynard webb. stay tuned for more right after the break. ♪ >> back to our special year-end series as we wrap up 2013. we are taking a look at the stories that helped shape the year in tech. maynard webb spoke with emily chang about security. let's move to another big story, the rise of mobile. >> it grew tremendously in 2013 and i think it will be an even bigger story in 2014. development is starting to happen first on mobile devices and experiences are real. big data is another big trend around mobile. i believe monetization on mobile will begin to catch up with monetization on the web as well. >> mobile has become on par with the desktop and the web. will it surpass? >> it has the potential to surpass, but it is not there yet, but it is coming. >> o

this china mobile thing, i just wonder how many china mobile users are going to buy that. >> certainly lot have already migrated to china telecom. >> there is certainly a lot more. >> ok, thank you, cory. that's all for this edition of the show. see you tomorrow. ♪ the ecb publishes its economic forecast, mario draghi with a surprising quarter rate cut last month. end of the economic report. its growthp raid forecast for the u.k. >> and china mobile moves a step iphone tooffering the its millions of subscribers networknning a 4g license.

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but we are now expanding it to address mobile and non-mobile tools. say,is just to kind of these folks do not give information. or this is how they do this. it will help the consumers navigate this newly growing field. do mobile app makers have to follow the standard? >> right now it is voluntary. we have set it up to be used in a voluntary way. we are going to promote these. we had several major vendors who are already using it carried -- it. working with folks in the private sector to adopt it -- it. to launch aing website that is going to help people find that information. consumers getting direct electronic access to their own health information. there will be a picture of a blue button. and you can download your health care information. you can do that from a variety of different sources. they could be from your doctor or health care system. but you can also get it from your help plan. it might include information about what kind of care you had, but similarly, you could go to your pharmacy and see the medications you have taken. is we aree doing

>> apple connects with china mobile. they finally strike a deal to get 1.2 billion subscribers access to the iphone. >> the amnesty continues as putin releases one of pussy ri ot's members. mikhail khodorkovsky says he will work to get other risen out of jail. >> and an exclusive interview with the las vegas sands billionaire. he talks about the future and why he is not lacing his bets online. online.ng his bets good morning. welcome to "the pulse." we are live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. >> we begin with a deal between apple and china mobile. after six years of negotiations, the two companies have struck a negotiation -- struck an agreement. us withine high joins the details. it has been a while coming. >> six years of haggling and finally, apple is able to access a customer base that is more than double the population of the united states. 1.2 billion. this is a big gap in the distribution of the apple iphone. they have already been in china since 2009. but via the second-largest carrier, china un

assist their own sales force that understands mobile.f you can help them understand mobile and bring them the dollars they would not get themselves, there is nothing better. they keep coming and saying, cargo, you solved our mobile advertising challenges. >> you do video. you have a lot of social media integration. you have made of advertising. this gets a lot of categories of what your client wants. >> whether it is the better homes & gardens of the world, whether it is the tech crunches, there are great places that consumers love to visit. >> out of the 50 people you have working here, how many are creative? >> that is where new york is different from san francisco and the valley. new york has a place with the best designers and a creative advertising industry that has popped up here. >> do you think that is the next step in tech?? -- that design and creativity is the next step in tech? >> the ads are basically commodities. to get that distributed throughout the world. >> what kind of growth have you seen in the past three years? i kno

with a sales force that understands mobile.f you can help them understand mobile and bring them the dollars they would not get themselves, there is nothing better. they keep coming and saying, cargo, you solved our mobile advertising challenges. video.do you have a lot of social media integration. you have made of advertising. this gets a lot of allegories of what your client -- categories of what your client wants. >> whether it is the better homes & gardens of the world, whether it is the tech crunch es, there are great places that consumer love -- consumers love to visit. people you have working here, how many are creative? york isis where new different from san francisco and the valley. place with the and a creative advertising industry that has popped up here. do you think that is the next step in the tech -- do you think that is the next step? basically are commodities. get it distributed throughout the world. >> what kind of growth have you ?een in the past three years you have seen exponential growth. every fortune 500

this is a beijing website for china mobile. it is taking orders for a phone, a four g phone, and there are pictures of this phone on the website, and it looks exactly like the iphone 5s, and the three colors at the iphone 5s comes in, there is a golden apple, what are they doing? >> it is really a tease, isn't it? silhouette, like a before the performer comes on stage. if you look at the name, the brighte means a star, or star. what they're saying, i think, if we have a star that is about to be unveiled, here is the silhouettes, place your orders now. >> it seems a little dangerous of the deal have not been done. >> which is why most people think it was going to be announced earlier today. >> so what is the timeframe? is this just a matter of when, not if? have information on that. most people, and i just talk to our china colleague, everybody believes it is imminent. from us, certainly we think a pickup, evenof without china mobile pairing with the iphone, certainly sales have gone up in the last month or so because the other

they are mobile first to a large extent so tim is right. they are not trying to figure out mobile. it's where it began, and chinese shopping in general, the whole e-commerce idea, they didn't spend the last ten years building malls all over the place and stores only. they built out this mobile infrastructure. china mobile has the biggest, and these people are shopping on mobile before they are even going to stores so i think this is a real exciting play, and i like a lot of these names individually in the group in general. >> i know yahoo! is up 4%. tim talked about it. all talked about it over the course of the last couple of years. huge move, and chinese internet really yahoo! becomes one, right, so i've said for a while it's going to 40, well on its way today. hard to buy a stock like yahoo! up 4.5%. you know it's probably still the right thing to do. >> new developments with activist investor carl icahn an apple, icahn tweeting he's given apple notice of a proposal this will call for shareholder vote to increase apple's buyback, but he's calling for a buyback of 50 bill yorng n

>> t-mobile needs a niche. at&t and verizon on the market.he devices we all iphone, samsung. t-mobile has to find its way into the market. they are doing it with price. givingng is to do -- people free access to facebook, which is what they are doing. for people who do not mind buying the data package. facebook presumably will be providing some sort of specific application or features that allow the app to be launched without a data plan. the technology, how they are going to work the technology is not in the press release. it it is an easy thing, effectively means the carrier will be handling that data cost. >> imagine other websites aren't happy about this. >> it is an interesting thought. we don't really know who teen has been who t-mobile talking to. it is an interesting question. if you don't have the resources facebook has, are you at a disadvantage? >> there is an argument about innovation. does the bigger company win because it has more users? fostering these deals for smaller companies, there is a argument there. mark zuckerberg has

mobile. sprint and t-mobile are the third and forth largest telecom companies. if this got regulatory approval you will have three players in the space. verizon, at&t, and combo of sprint t-mobile in that happens. there is 8.43. it is higher in the after-hours session. it's a busy year, right, david of all kind of ipos, deals, consolidation. drew, do you want to weigh in on these trend? >> i think you still want to look at the bigger picture. global leading indicators are turning up around the world. we're look for global growth rate of something close to 3.7% here next year domestically. 2.7, 2.9. much better numbers than we had this year. true the stock market is discounting a lot of that ahead of the case but it will be a good year. david: good stuff, guys. by the way the sprint deal could add up to $20 billion. this is big money we're talking about. sandy lincoln, dru kenneally, and phil steel have a good weekend. lori: he has a long record of success. wilbur ross, chairman of w.l. ross & company. the legendary investor will tell us where he sees the bargain

crews looking for an elderly man whose mobile home was destroyed in an early morning fire at the mobile home park west of highway 101. bob redell is there. he spoke to a neighbor about what he saw. >> yeah, good morning to you, laura and scott. we did speak with one neighbor who knows this elderly man who lives in the double wide mobile home that burned a little after 2:00 this morning. and the last time he saw him was yesterday. he was helping him jump the dead battery in his car. his car is still not here. that's why the neighbor and the fire department believe that he is not at home. was not at home the time his place caught fire they have gone through the house to do a search to make sure there's no body inside. they've gotten through about 85% of the home. they can't go through the remaining area because it's too dangerous. again, fire department does not believe he was home at the time but they need absolute confirmation before they come out and say he's safe and sound. this fire started after 2:00 this morning. you can see the tweeted photo as far as it gives you a good idea what

how to resume on mobile devices. access twitter via mobile devices.t the targeted ad one step further and we can identify a browsing.le -- user's not only does it provide a really compelling adding unit but solves the cross device problem which is such a challenge. >> why is this such a challenge? moves acrossr devices, there is no way to identify who that person is in a universal way. through the twitter account id, we can say we know who the person is when they go to the twitter website or mobile phone. idcreates that twitter user that ask as an identifier. >> it seems on a certain level, you could not have asked stash advertisements -- advertisements so tight. the revenue from selling the product would not be worth the price of the ad. you can find similar users, not individual. >> yeah, a bit of both. it depends on the economics of serving the impression our and that is something we find and we hope our customers do on a daily basis to make sure they spend and the amount they bid to a , serving to specific users. a very proven method to generate g

crews still at the mobile home park near monterey and blossom hill roads. it's been an active scene for hours now. that's where we find bob redell. >> good morning. the fire department has searched roughly 80% of this double wide trailer that burned early this morning in search of the elderly man who lives here by himself. and so far, they have not found any sign of him. and as for that remaining area, they have to search, too dangerous right now because of the possibility of a roof collapse. they do not believe he was home at the time. based on the fact if you look to the right there, the car's not in the driveway. the next door neighbor tells us this man left yesterday as he helped him jump a dead battery in the car. but the fire department has not been able to reach this man. haven't been able to get through to him yet. that's the reason they're searching inside just to be absolutely certain he was not at home at the time. this fire started a little bit after 2:00 this morning around 2:10, 2:12. here's the picture the fire department tweeted out when the

and i have a mobile phone.we used to joke in my family, why did i bother having a mobile phone because it was always turned off. and that was in the list. the only reason i turn it on is the iphone takes so long to warm up. i only use it when they need it. people say to you studied this stuff? don't you know, don't you care? is that it's because i studied this stuff. i safety relays how long humans kind has lived without having these devices? is there some emergency, i'll wait. probably okay. my husband has its own. so come find me. i don't need to live that way. i have a much better blood pressure because of it. >> host: naomi baron, are you seeing changes in your statements in the way they communicate with you in the classroom, looking you in the eye, talking with you, talking with each other? >> guest: here is the first change i see. they started up almost 10 years ago. faculty members are supposed to have office hours, right? a lot of office hours. the joke we used to tell one another as we feel like the lo