. >> this is how to shave your adam's apple. >> simple truck to avoid a jab to the jugular. >>> pretty sure managers of deerfield beach walmart are going to rethink their cash machine stocking procedures. watch what happens in a surveillance video. cameras capture this guy with dark shorts and blue hoodie. goes through the aisle. when it's time to pay, pats down his pockets. forgot my wallet in the car. so he walks away. as he's about to walk away, this woman here rolls up a shoppin a filled with cash, cash bags intended for the cash registers. there is a cut in the video. the clerks at the register change. you see our friend with blue shorts come back, looks like he's about to pay for the stuff. then he says too much money for me to pass up, reaches into the cart and picks up six bags of cash purchase that's crazy. he obviously didn't go in there with that plan. how did they know they were going to pull up with that money. >> purely my speculation. i wonder if somebody inside the store gave him some information. >> or former employee and knew when the shift change was going to happen.

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earlier, i spoke with the chief research officer who covers apple for bloomberg news. i started asking adam what exactly apple is doing. >> they hired this guy who was a senior sales executive from tag to come over and help with their self's effort -- sales effort. adding to the speculation that this watch we coming out later this year. in addition being a technology gadget, a watch is a very fashionable piece. adding this sort of experience gives them the sort of -- another person to help them entice customers to see it as a fashion item. >> if it is indeed coming this fall, why just hired this new person now? >> i think the product has been developed for having been developed for quite some time. i think the issue here is the distribution. would apple be looking at different distribution channels? premium watch dealers. it would come with distribution experience, channel relationships, and potentially this device could ship there were very different kind of channel, not just the apple store and online. >> there were some interesting numbers about how big you think wearables are going to b

. >> the bullet entered here, came out just below the president's adam's apple. the commission believes that the same bullet then entered the right shoulder of governor connally, passed out through his chest, continued through his right wrist and on into his left thigh. >> the report has been generally accepted throughout the country. i think it reflects the thoroughness with which they went into it. and i think at least it has dispelled many of the rumors and the speculation that has surrounded this quite tragic event. >> it's been very well-covered entirely. it leaves no doubt in my mind that lee actually did assassinate the president of the united states and kill officer tippet. >> in the end, we find confronting each other the liar, the misfit, the defector on the one hand, and seven distinguished americans on the other. and yet exactly here we must be careful that we do not say too much. oswald was never tried for any crime, and perhaps therefore there will forever be questions of substance and detail raised by amateur detectives, professional skeptics, and

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we are on apple tv and also fired tv. i am adam johnson. yahoo! will return have the cash it receives from alibaba's ipo back to shareholders. this comes on the second anniversary of marissa mayer taking over as ceo. what does the future hold for yahoo!? we asked david kirkpatrick this urveillance." >> i think of it as a company that is trying to find its way through a transition that is pretty much it -- nobody has a formula for. there are a number of people saying, marissa mayer not be doing the greatest job. but who could do a better job? who could save this company? they are trying to become a media company. they have a deal to do live broadcasts of concerts. they are thinking of ways to amplify their media. i think they are doing a decent job. but the problem is, the traditional banner ads and the kinds of ads that have made their history have not really -- have been diminishing in importance. >> what is a david kirkpatrick merger that is the best outcome for ms. mayer? >> i don't think aol is the best answer. if that is part of what you're a

this is bloomberg "surveillance," adam got us starting on earnings. news out of appleback to 20% earnings growth. it is also back to all-time highs. here are the highlights. mike, maybe you can speak to this. sales up 51%. india, ipad sales up 45%. you lived in asia a couple years. that appears to be the engine for apple, is it the engine? timeve spent a lot of there. from my personal observations, if i were apple and china, the demand you would see when the original iphones were released, there was celebration and people at the stores. everybody was trying to sell black-market iphones. that has died down a bit. there's not as much excitement over apple products in china as in the past. there is still a lot of market share. people are making more money. >> what are they excited for? >> in light of the samsung products are more exciting. there's a lot of local brands. >> xiaomi, for example. >> you go to beijing, shanghai, you don't have the same sense. >> a lot of anticipation for the new iphone six. gene munster at piper jaffray says you are seeing a push by apple to

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they're part of what adam theerer calls preventiveness innovation, create apps for apple, if we, didbly would never have happened. if innovators could keep creating new things faster than politicians and regulators can kill them, our future will indeed be the good new days. that's our show. see you next week. lou: good evening. president obama today in a speech blamed republicans for the commander terry in crisis at the southern border. president obama insisted republicans pass the senate amnesty bill or fee, she said, would act alone on immigration. the president neglected to acknowledge it has been his rhetoric on illegal immigration in his refusal to secure the border with mexico that has led to what he now calls a humanitarian crisis. mr. obama's declaration of support of so-called dreamers has caused confusion, great confusion for many central american people.

adam: melissa francis, we should put i-bridge on the brooklyn bridge and i bet we could sell it because people think it is apple. melissa: aren't you silly. thank you so much, adam. the dow breaking below 17,000. visa to blame but amazon not looking prime either. jeff bezos is losing billions as shares of the largest online retailer take a dive. he is brains behind tesla, spacex and paypal. stephen colbert urging musk to use power for goods. >> at what point do you tip over from visionary to super villain? melissa: too late. just kidding. your sleep monitored in effort to cut health insurance costs. speaking of saving money, we'll tell you which company is making millions by giving you five list chips per bag. can you imagine? even when they say it's not because it is always about "money." melissa: amazon catching fire this morning after stock tanking after reporting bruted tall $126 million loss. we have "wall street journal" james freeman and veronica dacafer and james frischling. happy friday. we love friday. what do you think the amazon story? >> this is basically 20 years amazon has been saying to wall str

there were exceptions, apple like many others moved into the red. adam: flight to safety.in the green. 94-degree day in manhattan. you love con-ed. >> names up 1% and american electric power up 1%. its filtering out. consumer type names like walmart and proctor & gamble heading on to the green. [closing bell ringing] dow down 111 points. cheryl: you said it. that is the headline of the day as bells ring on wall street. rough day for the markets. moving further away from that dow 17,000. down 114 points. the numbers are settling, as you can see down 114. the session low was 150. you know what? we'll take this for now. nasdaq, really, really the story of the day. a lot of big tech names came in nasdaq. two days in a row for nasdaq to the downside. small caps. russell 2000. small caps had a bad day. it is a good day though. right now "after the bell." adam: here we go. we want to break down today's action. we have got lance roberts, sta wealth management ceo and chief strategist with three picks to to your portfolio. oliver porsche, gary

adam johnson. big day for technology. the future of driverless cars at google. and apple and ibm coming together.world, gaza and israel trading attacks for a ninth day. health-carergest company takes a page from the health care playbook. johnson &

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adam: time for your fox business brief, google is buying the music service to take on apple's playlistmood, technologies and even the weather. google plans no changes for songs but will try to integrate into its play music service. child car seat maker is recalling 2 million of its products because of a faulty -- the flaw could make it difficul. the new rubbermaid company recalled 4 million earlier this year. mcdonald's and kfc lagging far behind smaller fast-food rivals. the new survey ranks in and out as the best burger while chick fil-a was voted the best place for chicken. that is the latest from fox business network giving you the power to prosper. adam: arthur, the first named tropical storm raising of the east coast. libya what fourth of july? we go to janice dean, you were worried about this yesterday. still worried? >> we were talking about our fourth of july plans. across the southeast, the mid-atlantic they will have to watch this developing system as we think it will become a hurricane in the next 12-24 hours. starting to see showers and thunderstorms wrapping around the ce

adam johnson. here is the rundown. a big deal for technology, with ceo alan mulally climbing into a car, and apple and ibm, unthinkable ago, actually getting in bed, and meanwhile, around the world, gaza and israel. the world's largest health care we will go inside johnson & johnson for a tour of one of the innovatiobs

apple ibm partnership? ♪ >> good morning, everyone. scarlet fu and adam johnson with me.et to our top headlines. >> russian officials investigating the subway accident that killed 22 people. more than 130 riders were injured. the probe is focusing on a switch that failed. the subway is one of the world's busiest. president obama picking up the phone and hoping to patch up relations with an ally. he spoke with german chancellor angela merkel. the first talks since cia station chief was kicked out of germany. new figures show the damage being done by hackers in new york state alone last year. there were more than 900 data breaches. the records of more than 700 million people were exposed -- 7 million people works post. those are the latest top headlines. >> our morning must-read. governor rick perry of texas. the president needs to direct the faa to allow drones to monitor suspected illegal activity along the border. intrigued by this. i chose it because i had not thought of making the connection between drones. you are the author of "the facebook effects. what is the effec

adam johnson and olivia sterns. olivia has company news. >> but start with apple.ng ahead with plans to let customers use iphones as credit cards. they will move into mobile payments. talks are underway with fisa and other credit card companies about partnerships. they would let people pay on the web or with apps in stores. combine with ald real estate website is nearly done. zillow will buy trulia. people with knowledge of the deal expect an announcement next week. comcast will step on the gas pedal for its web servers. they're extending fiber-optic cable to customers' homes in some parts of the country. that would help it compete with google and verizon. comcast is the biggest provider in the u.s. >> very good, adam? firing artillery across the border into ukraine. this development occurred overnight. alex clement is joining us. he is an expert on russian politics. alex, thank you for joining us. why would putin do this? why fire artillery into the ukraine when the entire world is watching? >> it is not clear when the started happening. the interesting thing abou

adam parker as well. let's talk about forecast. here to explain how the big appledeposit boxes a manhattan broker at douglas ellman. jackie, of all the different stats out there, the one that is the onettention between 49th and 70 this -- 70th street and 39th and park avenue. they sat empty for much of the year. are these foreign buyers? >> these are foreign buyers buying. a lot of people do come to new york several times a year. it is basically a second home. for their them or children, or for the family. but they do come here and they use their apartments, because they love to come to new york. they love to come for shopping, for the broadway shows, and also to meet their wealth managers. >> and they have a pretty wide portfolio of properties around the world, large and small. give us a sense of where luxury real estate is a bargain compared to that in other global capitals. >> if you look at the world report, there is this one by night front stop you will see that we are number six and number seven. we are still a bargain. compare us to hong kong, london, to par

apple. liz: hank, i will give you headlines since you love, since you loved this name. i think adam points out the cloud revenue being up 50%. that is the hot area right now. you can see as microsoft laid off 18,000 people, sort of if you're not on board with the cloud you are out. ibm following this way. they managed to turn themselves from stodgy to real hip when it comes to what matters now. >> might be nice reflection on our economy. look, the economy is strong. you're seeing that with the data points coming out recently. earnings so far have been very good. we're very enthusiastic about this and it is still a very cheap stock. david: will, some people would say that nasdaq is still a very cheap index despite its run-up today. of course it was hit hard, about 1 1/2% down. is now the time to get into tech? >> we're overweight tech. we like our exposure to more of the semicap space, semicap equipment players. tech is, a group that has historically led, leading into the fed's first rate hike. david: i'm talking about right now. we had a 1 1/2% pullback in one day. might be because

adam johnson. let's get you company news now from the files of "bloomberg west." apple pay $450 million to settle rice fixing charges according to a court filing. the company was headed for trial in the antitrust case. prosecutors say apple conspired with prosecutors to raise e-book prices. the money will go back to customers. a major security breach may be hurting ebay. the company's third quarter outlook fell short of analysts' estimates. the company also says it lost traffic because of a change in search software. and airbnb is rebranding itself with a new logo to go with it, but the image has sparked internet buzz. new logo ishe sexually suggestive. companythis morning's notably files of "bloomberg west." >> here is the surge in american oil, west texas intermediate, this is the taliban attack i'm presuming in afghanistan, you can see we are making out now to two highs here. i do not want to ascribe us all to afghanistan, but let's be aware. futures negative 7, we were -12 moments ago. now to our single best chart. >> all this week we have been focusing on the mille

adam back with the weekend call from accuweather. >>> and a valet parking nightmare. the attendant losing control of a $250,000 car. >>> and our appears are free at the apple and googlepp stores >> wow, hate to be the barer of bad news, but believe it or not the first day of school is right around the corner. kids are like wait, isn't it ght summer? and grouped banded together today to make sure some 800 families are prepared at what is called get readifest. eagle's safety and his foundation and fraternity and feed the children distributed truck loads of necessities. families getting food, shoes and winter coats so kids have only one thing to worry about come september, their studies. >> nice to plan ahead. if we have a winter like last winter, they will need them. >> and everybody in here shuttered. >> and speaking of the weather, it will be beautiful. >> and adam joseph is live at the big board. let's enjoy summer while it is here. >> looking at the coats, too early to look at them. we are talking about taking layers off given how warm it is. and 83 in pottstown, 85 kennett square. in delaware and new jersey middle 80s the most part. vineland, bridgeton 82, dover 8

adam back with the details from accuweather next. >> love that shot. >>> and don't forget, you can always get accuweather and "action news" even when on the beach with our 6abc app, free at the applend >> former temple basketball player, hollis jefferson back in his city. the native hosting the second basketball camp series, and ages 6 to 18 could come and learn the fundamentals of basketball while enjoying summer fun. by the way, jefferson says if not for the support of his community he wouldn't be where he is today. he says he wants to do the same thing for the youth in chester. he just finished playing on the sixers' summer league. >>> one of the days we can talk about the weather all day. it is perfect. >> pretty much. >> to adam joseph, thank you. >> don't thank me, i am just the messenger, but i will take it. this morning chilly, 55 in allentown, 54 in lancaster, 58 in wilmington, 56 in millville. 50 in the poconos. almost on the brink of upper 40s this morning. and this is usually statistically when we peak talking about heat and humidity around here during the year, but not this summer. the temperature in altitude just 79. 78 in lancaster. 82 in dover. 72 in the poconos. a

bloomberg radio, our digital media everywhere, apple tv plus, an endless stream of digital excellence from our bloomberg media project also i am tom keene. adamg here. what are we recalling this morning? >> i mean, it is absolutely amazing. , andcidents, 13 deaths obviously one very embattled ceo -- g.m.'s mary barra. we are now at 29 million and counting recalls. jamie butters joins us from our detroit bureau. how does mary barra survive? >> she has got to take care of things at gm. they have got to get the cars fixed in a have got to get -- they have got to be straight about it. so far they have had a pretty good start. it seems like they have had a cerro investigation of bob lucas, they put kenneth feinberg out to reconcile things with the victims and the families of the deceased. there will be more than 13 because he is using a much broader, apparently more fair and accurate measure it's been gm was using in a very narrow engineering definition. they were looking only at the front seat passengers and things like that. it will be a bigger number. hery barra has to leadin t company through, show stability and show they are fixing it, and th

apple will be reporting earnings after the bell tomorrow. we will be back on the markets once again in 30 minutes. "money clip" is next with adam. ♪ >> welcome to "money clip" where we tie together the best interviews and videos. here's the rundown today -- earnings palouse a from comcast. harley davidson, consumer spending is up. the credit suisse ceo speaks to bloomberg about the firm's biggest loss in -- since 2008. and where are the jobs, you ask? we've got the map that we will show you. in sports, kobe bryant tells us where he finds inspiration and it turns out that it off the court with entrepreneurs. rolls-royce

apple have shown mobile is the future. perhaps it is the only future. we are live from our headquarters in new york. it is thursday, july 24. joining me, scarlet fu and adamr guest host this hour, howard ward. we get right to our morning brief. raises toanufacturing an 18-month high, european manufacturing races to a-year high. ,ot a lot of economic data starting with the weekly initial jobless claims, and that 9:45, the u.s. purchasing managers index. at 10:00, new home sales. 11:00, the kansas city fed manufacturing activity. we also have earnings before the bell from gm, caterpillar, and united, starbucks, amazon, and pandora. >> record highs in the s&p 500. >> correct, in spite of the difficult headlines around the world, record highs. >> thank you, federal reserve, for all that money. detroit's top carmakers are issuing their quarterly results today. estimates.lysts the carmaker credits sales in china and europe and says it profits in 2015 being in that region. gm's report is due out at 7:30, half an hour. bob rdas cutting 1800 jobs. there was a similar layoff months ago. by marty a certified -- bombardier is working on his biggest series ever but it