if it was something in the -- a gigantic miss.as something in the low 100s, people might think they have missed their target. alix: and do not miss energy. over the last 12 months, about 48,000 energy jobs have been lost, 32% of the entire oil and gas workforce here in the u.s., and that makes up about 20% of the total job losses in north america. do not miss these job numbers. it will be a good day. emily: mark pincus gives us a view of where his turnaround investors exist. where the companies that are seeing growth summit. ♪ i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." to court, uber heads over whether its drivers should be classified as full-time employees. we just caught up with the company's lawyer. plus, corn companies wreak havoc on traditional media

miss the most is weightlessness. being able to float, being able to let things float. it is like you're traveling together with us other giganticpaceship which is planet earth. human beings, all of this, we are all astronauts on this planet. we take care of each other and our space station. we take care for the next mission. emily: how fascinating. still ahead, why the white house is holding its first-ever demo day to push for greater diversity in silicon valley. and google selects the best and brightest parts science fair. and we will leave you with this footage of a new hoverboards. it only float above a special magnetic truck. ♪ emily: it is time now for the daily bite. one number that tells a whole lot. today's number is 20. that is the number of units between the age of 13 and 18 selected as finalists for the fifth annual google science fair. they were picked just an hour ago from thousands of submissions for more than 90 countries. this year's find spare theme was one question, what will you try? purifying water with corncobs and transporting ebola antibodies through silk. the white house is also hosting a big event today

is the decline in overreaction to a minor miss in revenue or is disney starting to repeal the giganticeen over the last 18 months and allow me to examine the earnings and the stock itself because it's being left out of the traditional analysis we've heard today. disney had been the best performer in the dow in 2014 the stock started a terrific quarter and all of the way to 122 where it traded before it reported last time. so i could easily argue that disney's stock which was trading at 25 times earnings after that giant move was simply priced for perfection and that's what happened today. when you have an expensive stock you can't afford to lose the essence of the market which is exactly what disney did even if it was by a small amount relative to the entire revenue base and that is a cause for concern and i'm not dismissing the decline. most stocks do get cheaper when they go lower and that rule applies to disney's stock, too. now let's deal with the fundamentals upon i can tell you that every single line-item of this disney quarter and there are many line-items from broadcasting cabl

but the bottom line is if it causes a gigantic sell off you can put real money to work using limit orders and if you missed your chance this week wait around. you might have to take it when you see it. let's start with the questions from terry in michigan. terry. >> caller: professor cramer, a michigan wolverine booyah. >> what's up. >> caller: i watched your show from the beginning and many thanks for trying to make sense of it for the little guy. i have a position and they just reported the quarter beat expectations. the yield kept me profitable but the share price is sliding and the canadian economy which has a lot of resource export dependence seems to have head winds. am i getting this right? >> i'm not a huge fan of it right here because of exactly what you outlined which is natural resources in canada and the weak canadian dollar so i'm going to say not my cup of tea. 4.5% to 5% yield though i would get interested. let's go to jennifer in nevada. jennifer. >> hey, mr. cramer. >> hi. >> caller: i want to say that i love your energy. i've made some money with you but what i love most of all is when yo

gigantic waves. two people were swept away and killed. a woman and her 8-year-old daughter. the woman's twin sister is missing.his has been called the strongest storm on the planet this year with winds already recorded at over 180 miles per hour. >>> here in the bay area, fire investigators say it wasn't the lightning that caused a grass fire in the regional wilderness this morning. they now blame the high winds. sky 7 hd captured the smoke rises. fire broke out just after 6:00 a.m. after a tree fell and brought down power lines. crews knocked it down in about an hour. no injuries were reported and no homes were threatened. >> fire danger is so high right now. let's get a check of the forecast. >> what's ahead for the weekend? >> we have a great weekend coming up. live doppler 7 hd. we have nice, calm breezes near the coast. conditions sunny over inland areas. here's a look at the typhoon, powerful and potentially dangerous storm. category three is a typhoon s d soudelor. making landfall on typhoon. gusts at 150 miles an hour or higher. it's expected to pass over taiwan of course and hit the coast of mainland

miss to the obama green energy program. the epa inspector general released a report this week about that infamous solar panel make they're took a giganticrantee from the government and went bankrupt. the i.g. found a decree that had solyndra management misled officials about its finances and prospects but, more importantly, those government officials missed clear warning signs about the company because they were so eager to push out a new loan. more evidence, stewart, government should not be a venture capitalist because of the political pressure but because when you're playing with other people's money, taxpayer money, you make bad calls. >> i think margaret thatcher said that. mary, hit or miss? >> this is a miss for venezuelan president who is generating a hateful witch-hunt against foreigners in order to explain his country's economic crisis. this week he deported some 1,000 colombians. he's cletenning to close the border. now he is not the first populist demagogue to scapegoat immigrants and blame his neighbors for economic weakness. but in venezuela, as in any other country, scapegoating foreigners will not cure what ails the econ

miss it. >> i will probably be rotted all the way through. >> let's see what she thinks about this el nino. >> i heard people say godzilla el nino and all of that stuff. no gigantic monster is going to rise out of the water and bite our heads off. we are expecting the possibility of a very wet winter. right now once again we said there is a 90% chance sea surface temperatures is what we look at and they are very warm. it looks like it will continue to warm which effects the global pattern of the weather system and will bring some of those weather systems down through california as we head into the fall and winter. so that noaa forecast says 90% chance and the strength will be strong to strongest which means we could have an average amount of rain or slightly above average but there are no exact rainfall totals forecasted just yet and the anomalies do forecast that we will have an increase in rain between december to february and may rival once again that '97 el nino or be stronger. back to our weather today we do see some low clouds along the coast and some sunshine inland. as we get ready for a hot weekend we also are getting ready for some hot weather this week

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