this is not about the apple ios.s is getting all people in systems to subscribe to microsoft office 365 and how they will work hand-in-hand. the apple ios product is just a part of that. >> the cloud that is not connected to devices is just latent potential. how does the cloud react with the real world? interacting with real devices. a device which is not connected to the cloud dust cannot complete the scenarios. it really gives you a clear idea of what they are trying to think about and the advantages they think they can reap from this. right. cory johnson outside the microsoft event. just as microsoft is hoping to innovate and grow, aol is also a company in transition. hoping to become a dominant force in the online ad market. it just introduced a new ad platform called one by aol. it helps automate the process of buying and selling online ads by combining ad technology. cory caught up with aol ceo tim armstrong earlier and asked him what the new platform is. >> basically, it's a platform for the advertisement busi

your top headlines. 7.1 --l has relief ios apple has released ios 7 .1 with new features including car plate. -- car play. bugddition, the update has fixes. microsoft is gearing up for the release of the new game coming at midnight. the combat the game is available exclusively for xbox 1. they hope it will give a boost to sales which have lagged behind in arrival of sony playstation 4. advertising company, radiumone, is in the final stages of preparing for an ipo. they are planning to use the proceeds for acquisitions and international expansion. other online advertising companies have seen the shares soar since they went public. studio, with cory johnson and our special guest host roger mcnamee. greater to have you with us, roger. so much to discuss. >> you look lovely and purple. >> i love how you match with me. >> i called ahead. edward snowden. we are hearing from him public for one of the first times. what do you make that he chose sxsw to address? >> i was really surprised. it was cool for sxsw where there has been a lot of snark around it. >> that it does not matter anymore. >>

what happens after we get this ios or the upgrade?s largely a recuring upgrade cycle story. they suffer from the law of large numbers. a victim of their own success. so, the biggest market they can go after is the 2 billion unit cell phone market. cell phones, as well as tablets represent 80% of the company's gross profits. even if they do watch this tonight, if they do a t.d., it doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things. it's a recuring upgrade cycle play, as well as a capital return allocation story. after 600, it's tough to see what the upside is at that point. where we are today, relative of 600, is a great return. >> brian marshall, nice to see you. guy, trade this for us. >> september 2012, when it traded 703. and it doesn't trade great. a day like today, the stock should be up more than it is. can it trade at 600? yeah. we talked about 525 is your line in the sand. that's what you trade against. but at a certain point, you have to say there's a reason why the stock has underperformed. going on a year and a half. >> it actua

that's on a closed network, just on ios. i find that interesting.ctive users that facebook bought. 450 million. imessage, it may be difficult, between 250, maybe 400 million ios devices. android, 800 million users. that's iphone and ipad. bbm, blackberry, 50 million. maybe, just maybe, apple, they're just buying back their own stock. they spent $14 billion a few weeks ago when facebook was willing to spent it. maybe apple will license their imessage to all these people right here. you know what they could do? they could halt that growth, make facebook look really silly. if it stops whatsapp growth, maybe at some point, shareholders cause it to spin out. and unlock shareholder value. itunes and the apps store in 2013 probably did $30 billion in sales. growing much faster than any other businesses. imessage, if they can monetize it could also be a much favter growing business. >> why would tim cook license imessage, mike? it sounds like a very unapple thing to do. >> i'm probably not thinking he's going to do that himself. you know, we have seen this

we have our entire focus down in the io, and the inmarsat data, and i think they have got good peoplet you're off 30-something percent megyn, we need to relook that. >> the io, end ocean, and we spoke with one of the top executives at inmarsat about why they ruled out the track, and not north towards pakistan, here is what he told me, stand by. >> we can rule out the northern pathway because none of the pings that we got, that we gave into the investigation on the 11th match with the northern route. but they very much match with the projected southern the match is pretty much inescapable. >> and for those who say it could be in the indian ocean, what do you think? >> i would love to hold out hope, but the plane went south. >> what do you think about that? >> i am not privy to that data, he is very sure of himself, and god bless him. but he is off 30% in his last distance. you have to go off the inmarsat data. that is the best data we have. >> and to the region, our government believes as well that it is in the south. >> yeah, well, we're not all that sure, megyn. let me just say that.

it is tailoring its office suite to work on apple's ios devices for the first time. hisis and what are qualifications yeah co. here's a background look at the man who is taken over for steve ballmer. how would you like to follow ? the good news is, no one expects him to be steve ballmer, or for that matter wants him to be. having, and adele as now to deal with the tug-of-war over strategy. cofounder bill gates initially disagreed with ballmer's land to make mobile devices. it did not help that their tablet was a dud. iker soft promoted a manager who has proven himself on both the business and tech sides. he's an electrical engineer from india who got his mba at the university of chicago. he spent 22 years at microsoft heard he ran the company's r&d unit before ballmer named him head of the server group. he ran -- he reengineered that business that is now known today and enterprise. he is seen as someone who can help microsoft innovate faster as it tries to navigate the post-pc world. in the meantime, he can still count on microsoft's two big moneymakers, windows and

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ios 7. connects to incar displays. it won't be available until next year and only in certain cars. a fingerprint sener software. wall street the market lost groined today. champion reported exports which weighed on investers. for the first time since 2007 bonds is back in a giants uniform. he's helping with training. the team says the timing was right to bring bonds back into the. >>reporter: it's a walk he's made hundreds of times before. today was the first time in seven years bonds made his way from the parking lot to the clubhouse. baseball all time home run leader to officially return. in this case as a spring training hitting instructor. >> it's good to be back and participant in this. good to give back to the game that i love. i'm going to have a lot of fun doing this. >>reporter: the faces can quickly change in baseball. he's eager to develop a relationship with them. >> i'm more nervous at this than play eing because it was only my mind. trying to put that with other players -- >>reporter: to say he was surly in his playing games. he said today he wished that part could be

with everyone using tablets and phones and android is predominant and apple ios.rosoft windows revenue sunday pressure but office has been carrying the results. the concern there will be derivative spillover that will impact office. while today's news is welcome but it is quite late. adam: very late it would seem. why did investors drive this up to levels we haven't seen since 2000? he is saying everything will go mobile, digital but are they ready for it? is microsoft in position? >> change in leadership has gotten people excited for microsoft in their position because they do have a strong cloud business and you know that is an area where he was providing leadership and that is the person they picked to become ceo. they will focus on core enterprise, cloud business, office 365, releasing that for ios and tablets today is a step in that direction but there is lot of hard work he need to execute against. particularly with the nokia acquisition about to close, i would be cautious of the stock at these levels. adam: talk about their competitors. google. you can get

they get two-thirds of their profits from iphone or ios in general. there has to be something to do there. the innovation gap has narrowed. the sales on the android, they're hunks of junk. the iphone is still the best phone out there. if they have a 4.7, 6-inch sort of thing, then, they tie in services. there has to be something that can reinvigorate the user base and growth. >> your point about services, that's the key thing. they have to be working on the services layer because ultimately, amazon, google, they can give the hardware away at no profit and make revenue on the services. >> you say there's a company that's defending gross margins to a fault and they need to just go to a lower price. >> i think the first thing you do, you have a wonderful period of time when people are buying your products and paying up. build and invest in the services layer. >> that's a great point. itunes probably has 500 million accounts that have credit cards hooked up to them, right? >> why not do more with that? >> i would lower the price. that's what amazon's mode

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. >> plug breathalyzer into your ios or android phone and you blow right into it. >> once the app realizeshat you are drunk enough to be accepted into the liver app, also a social media platform, you can then start partying away. >> wait. so how -- >> hold on a second. >> this is -- this -- it wants you to be drunk? you have to be drunk in order to -- >> this is a party app. the ultimate party app. >> you're partying with people on your phone? >> sounds like the saddest party ever. >> no, no, wait, wait, it connects you to other people just as happy as you in your area and it also tells you just how drunk they are. >> you can see actually the number of people that are at the particular destination and then depending on what color it is, what point of their night they're at. >> what. >> >> that's crazy. if you want to go to a bar where everybody's hammered yok lo eed the red spot, go there hopefully in a cab. >> there's a button that would erase dumb decisions. >> at the end of the night, no matter what happened, press the blackout button and it will erase all evidence of what you've done t

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ing looking to continue that with ios 7.1 which just came out yesterday. that has even more features associated with itunes radio which should make it easier to buy albums. also to search for different stations. we'll see this play out throughout the year. see what apple is able to layer on mid year when we expect to see ios 8, maybe some more streamings, more service plays there. >> jon, thanks so much, jon fortt on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >>> i want to tie up the conversation we began the show on with another quote, josh brown. here's another big haenlg fund manager. doug silverman, i think biotech and other areas in tech have seen multiple expanses beyond what we can justify, beyond any kind of reasonable cash flow expectations. is he right or wrong? >> yeah, he's probably right. there are some pockets of application software selling at 60, 70 times earnings. fire eye, you have companies like splunk. without a doubt, eb expensive stocks. >> are they big enough bubble stories to bring the whole house down? >> scott, this is important. y

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offering something for nothing, starting next month united will let users watch movies for free on their ios devices. you have to download the app and watch through that. >>> the economy may be getting out of the deep freeze, joining us now to explain the impact, joe la volavorgna. >> adam, let's talk about this. we're five years into a bull market and there have been jitters this week, do you think what's happening in china, ukraine, with the economy in the u.s.? >> i think it's probably u.s. first, china second then the emerging markets third because they are really the order of what impacts corporate earnings. what we learned so far since five years ago, don't panic on u.s. equities unless you're afraid the earnings will decline a lot. >> we did see a decline of more than 6%. could it all gang up on us? >> obviously there's a risk. our view is that the market never goes down 10% or more unless people are afraid of earnings. all of the work focuses on what could increase volatility. our base case is 8% earnings growth for s&p because you have generally an improving economy and that's morga

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next month, united will let users watch movies and television shows for free on lap tops and apple ios devices. catch here you, have to download united app and watch through that. >> rough week on wall street. the economy may be getting out of the deep freeze. joining us to explain. joe lovorna. and adam parker. guys thanks for being here today. >> adam, let's talk about this. we are five years into a bull market. there have been some jitters this week. do you think the biggest concern is what's happening in china, in ukraine, with the economy here in the u.s.? what do you think? >> it is u.s. first. china second. emerging markets third. because there really, the order what impacts corporate earnings. i think we learned so far, since the trough five years ago, don't really panic on u.s. equities unless you're afraid earnings are going to decline a lot. >> we did see jitters, decline 6% based on emerging markets. could it gang up on us? >> a risk in that. our view is that the market never goes down 10% or more. unless people are afraid of earnings recession. all of our work focuses on w

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look at the ios store. we are talking about 2000 games being added every month. 24,000 games a year. right now king has four games. toy have to find some way find more leadership position in a crowded market right now. >> 2000 a month. that is hard to get your mind around. is there a suggestion companies are able to take a consumer from one game to the next? that there is value to having a subscriber list? for the big game makers like electronic arts. business, itsole is different because they are annualized franchises where you worry about them once a year. in the mobile space, we are talking about daily active users. the only examples of converting bam whos a company like made hard-core role-playing games with a lot of whales. king is in a casual space. becauseallenging there's not much loyalty and they are not spending much money to begin with. >> p.j. mcnealy, thanks for weighing in. we will continue to follow king and its performance. ceo of digital world research. we will be talking about facebook buy

we talked in the office about io problem. i think the forces on the peninsula that would be needed to fight immediately are combat ready. my concern is the follow-on forces. i want you to share with us whether you are concerned about that today as i am. >> senators, as you stated, forces on theater are budgeted, and we have -- >> a follow-on force. >> that's correct, sir. and i am concerned about the readiness of the follow-on forces in our theater given the indications and warnings, the nature of this theater, and the threat that we face i rely on rapid and ready forces to fry into the peninsula in crisis. >> well, it's because throughout your career, you've been able to rely on that, and you're not now. do you agree with general amos when he said, we'll have fewer forces arriving less trained arriving later to the fight delaying the buildup of combat power, allowing the enemy more time to build defenses, and likely prolong operations all together. 24 is a formula for more american casualties, do you agree with that? >> yes,

more of the world will move to ios.re announcing is really for apple devices, because apple devices dominate in the workplace, not android devices. >> it is a momentous change. would you presume that apple will benefit from industrial purchases? now i can use excel on my ipaq. apple'sll continue dominance -- >> not a jump condition. >> there are a lot of people who disagree on whether it will mean a lot more earnings for microsoft. what is most important is that microsoft is recognizing they are no longer just -- >> fascinating. this is a huge deal. >> absolutely. nadella will be making his coming out of sorts. >> the brass plaque on my desk that says "worst user of excel" three years in a row at bloomberg. >> you are the top of the food chain. you don't need to worry about that. >> we will find someone to train you. >> interestingly enough, i work from apple is being offered for free and you have google docs, also free. >> our twitter question of the day good morning, everyone. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. the pageantr

and within less than six weeks on ios. and we have three games in the top ten on facebook.s executing on our plan of taking games which are proven on the web first to facebook and then to mobile. >> how many developers do you have of your 665 or so employees and will you be adding more with the proceeds from the ipo? >> it's about 400 people are developers so most people in the company are developers. we're very product focused, we think if the game is good the marketing is easy. and we grew -- we doubled the size of the employee force last year and we are the biggest -- good games are developed by good people. we had an acceptance rate of 2.2% last year basically from applicants to job offering. it's more difficult to get into king than to get into harvard basically. >> has zynga been a cautionary tale for you? have you watched what they did right or wrong? >> well, i think that, you know, not talking about zynga but talking about us and where we are different, i think there are -- we have done a few things different from others. number one we correct mobile. we correct mo

technology.out you are ios. does that mean that an android user cannot buy one of your cars?> people's integration of their handsets is something that is a personal choice. some people lie one l some people like -- some people like wine and some people like another. and some people like another. >> you might be a bit of disappointment will start >> -- disappointed. accoladesin a lot of and we like to do that. other people when things too. it is a competitive rates. something that is exciting. >> the production presence of the car behind you? >> a good car we are producing. 75 units a day. demand curve is strong. we are rolled out around europe. the pipeline for the united states and will launch the car in the second quarter in the united states. ofhave roughly six months orders in the pipeline and we are very pleased with that. it is doing exactly what we wanted it to do to great a news segment. >> what did you make of the announcement of the massive factory? the details are a little vague. what is bmw's take? >> we are the bulgarian motor works. we produce electric motors. w

people were reaching out io of robo calls and knocking on doors them aop it just gave chance to testese jobs and how they would fit to gather. senator rand paul's role in all of this? >> that was an interesting last-minute decision. this came from crossroads strategists will stop they realize there was a libertarian candidate who could peel off some really important votes, so they contacted senator rand paul who has a fan base from his father's presidential run and had him deliver a specific message to libertarian voters say you might want to think about voting for dave jolly. he believes in the same sort of economic principles i do and that was very convincing and held down a libertarian candidate in terms of what everyone thought he would receive for votes. >> how effective for those anti- sink at? >> they honed in on an anti-obamacare message. then they went a level deeper saying to seniors in the district, not only might you not agree with obamacare, but look at what it's doing to medicare advantage. a very specific row gram popular with seniors. seniors are going to pay a bit mo

an update on the ios operating system. they had a big overhaul last year, so there will be an update there. several years back, they would introduce new hardware products to go along with it, but in the last few years, they have not done that. >> what about a phone? analysts say two phones may be coming out this year, one with the screen we all know and one with a bigger screen. >> there have been reports -- and we reported as well -- that the development of some bigger screen phones. that would be helpful for apple particularly in markets like asia where bigger screen phones are much more popular. it's hard to say. we will have to wait and see what they do and that is what makes this fun. >> what about the watch? we talked to gene munster who said we are seeing smaller screens in the production line. apple may be closer to releasing a watch than we know. >> right. there are all of these pieces of information that get pulled out. that is a piece of the puzzle in trying to figure out what apple is doing. we do not have conc

a few month ago, i believe either november or december, president obama io hosted a counsel of indian elders and vowed he was going to visit indian country in 2014. that sounded like an old fashion term. but there is tongue and cheek and he said he hope in preparation he reads "the heart of everything that is" because so much of the relationship with the tribes, you can see the roots of that relationship in this story. not to get too far side or too specific about it, but the pine ridge reservation which is where red cloud and buried and many family members live. his great grandson, oliver red cloud, just died last year at the age of 93. it is had second poorest country in the united states. the unemployment rate is 80%. the life expectancy is 40 years old. that is like ground zero for the way that the -- i don't know want to indict just the federal government, but our society as treated the indian nations for centuries basically, to the point where they are in a lot of ways barely hanging on. some have gone to medical school and become doctors or lawyers. i don't want to paint everyb

it is a new place for apple ios. thank you all for weighing in. we will continue to follow this one as it develops. pinterest is one of the hottest social media sites around. the ceo then silverman started a slew of other companies before finding the winning company. mice closes interview with sil bermann coming up. ♪ >> entrepreneurship is an important life skill, so important a nonprofit called telld" is working to inner-city children how to build businesses. he shares his own words of wisdom where he was honored over the weekend. he started no less than five companies that all failed before founding the online piboard side. heaistarted out by asking why built it. >> i've got the mission was really cool. i think the idea of getting kids excited about entrepreneurship is a really good idea. it is so applicable to real life. sometimes we'll can feel a little abstract and not connected to their day to day. >> why do you think it is important to teach kids entrepreneurial skills to get them to stay in school? >> a lot is about trial and error. a is

apple released a major new upgrade system for web ios. i highly recommend you to run this update. >> the update is worth download to your iphone device just for the bugs and security fixes alone. the update brings and improve transition between applications and making it quicker and smoother moving between apps and the whole operation system feeling faster. when you get an incoming call, you are presented for a cleaner look for accepting the call. . you can hold down the home button and let it go before done talking. . this change makes your questions more precise. here is a big improvement for parents don't want their kids to wrap up in app purchases. the iphone or ipad will require a password entered every time when that purchase happens. if you don't change the settings is the default setting is after the password is entered there is a 15 minute window grace period where any purchases can take place. so kids could purchase 15 minutes worth of stuff. believe me, i have heard horror stories where toddlers ran up hundreds of dollars and e

so you can have an ios, and apple phone, and android -- whatever the customer wants, we will be ableo handle it. >> one of the things we are very clear on is the integration of handsets into the vehicle. that's something that is a personal choice. what we want to do is offer that multiple choice when you integrate your handset into the vehicle. >> daimler was on deck in geneva and the ceos spoke to betty liu about when we can expect to see a driverless mercedes-benz. >> we are coming from the safety side. we have accident free driving and once we are capable of assisting the customer to prevent any accidents, you can keep the steering wheel or push these throttle or the break and then we have autonomous driving. that's how we are driving there and we are in the lead in this regard and we have proven this with a 100 kilometer drive with a closed production as class prototype. our current as class already includes parts of a time as driving, stop and go autonomously. >> what about fully automated cars? can you envision that for the future of your company? >> absolutely. we will get the