company mobility company. this is helping all of us understand the definition of transportation networks. it's no longer just about an automobile with a driver. as we have more discussions, and as us mayors get on bart to promote the needs that we have in the region, transportation is a regional challenge and the solutions have to be regional. they have to be with our corporate partners as well. so, ideas are coming forth and the nice part about ford is we formed this relationship some time ago when we were trying to get a smart city challenge grant to the feds. but, one of the promises that i think today is a forthcoming is that it wasn't just a partnership that was fun to be around a grant and was about a partnership about being a smart city and a smart region which will last well beyond the grant. i think, today, were looking at where those solutions we are articulated we put together what smart cities in the future and today ought to be all about. that is, regionalism with our partners, but having alternat

mobile is certainly an area where there's a threat.hink mobile is brand new, so a lot of people don't know yet what the vulnerabilities that exist on mobile might be, so i think it will require some time before we're able to know. >> all right. suhail, ceo of mixed panel, thanks for being with us. >> thank you, john. >>> when we come back this morning, why ceos of some of the biggest private companies are breaking their silence and opening up their wallets. we'll break that down. >>> first, shares of amazon getting a boost this morning. analysts at goldman sachs hiking their target from 920 up to 1050, citing performance in retail and growth in web services. we'll talk about that when "squawk alley" comes back. they may want the latest products and services, but they demand the best shopping experiences. they're your customers. and by blending physical with digital, cognizant is helping 8 of the 10 largest u.s. retailers meet their demands with more responsive retail models... ones that transcend channels and locations, anticipate expe

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it also has great mobility expansion capabilities, but these are out a few years, especially on the mobilitye of your questions is with where the world is going, not just 5g, but advanced 4glte and things people want to do on mobile devices, cable players are going to need to have owner economics in the wireless business. i've been very clear on that. the nbno is a head fake. i'm sure the underpinnings whatever deal signed with them is not going to be economics they can use. it will be secondary traffic. it won't be what you need to compete with the kinds of things that at&t's going to do and that we can certainly do. it's just another of those things. >> finally, the samsung note, you know, what about samsung, john, and the hit that brand has taken? what are you seeing on the front lines? >> yeah, the samsung note7 issue, you know, first of all, they'll survive and thrive, and mainly because they did the right thing. anybody else hasn't done so, you know, clearly turn the device off, return it for a full refund. samsung is participating very aggressively, and the first step towards survivin

t-mobile out with earnings that beat estimates. the company subscriber growth was more than 100,000 more than anticipated by analysts. being upgraded to overweight. i also must document what's happening in the bond market. if you look at the 10-year note in the u.s., a big climb directionally. gave us the measure of the purchasing managers index coming in better than expected. that drove yields up three basis points to 1.77%. contrast that with what we have been seeing happening around the globe and other sovereign debt. a bit of a selloff in germany. up to basis points. japanese sovereign government debt unchanged. one phenomenon that has been going on, we have seen a near explosion in demand for long-dated debt. changeoks at the annual in the face value of sovereign debt around the globe, longer-dated sovereign debt, 10 years or more maturity. this year, compared to the past decade, the huge demand we have seen. some investors now concerned that now everyone has piled in, if not a bubble, at least getting a little overextended. i

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for decades, the nation's favorite pickup truck an now wants automobile maker and a mobile company. >> we are in front of the fusion right now. this is what i find to be fascinating of fordment it is not just an automobile company but transitioning into an automobile and mobile company? >> mobility company. >> tell us about this. >> we have a wonderful core business an it's designing, developing, manufacturing and marketing great cars, suvs, trucks and now electric vehicles. we are seeing the societial factors particularly in urban versus ownership of vehicles so we are saying how can ford play a role in that? that's why we're thinking of ourselves as an automobile company. >> you mentioned access versus ownership. "ink" magazine said 22% of uber customers are delaying the purchase of cars as a result of uber. so if this continues to be the trend, how do you see ford fitting in to car ownership? >> well, and that's the big opportunity for us because when you look at the traditional auto about $2.3 trillion. we get about 6% of that. transportation services with ride hailing, mass trans

>> the next generation of mobile technology. fastest internet speed you get from the cable company is a gig. you can buy a gig of speed. 5g will allow us to provide a gig of speed to you wirelessly. as we innovate this kind of content. our customers can stream any kind of content any kind of video anywhere, ultimately, we think we'll be competing head to head with the cable companies with a wireless offer. combine it with this kind of content. we think this is exciting. >> we are talking about the cable-free customer or the customer who wants to be cable-free. you and i talked about some of the things time warner has been doing and talk to me a little bit about how this deal, how this deal fits in to that. >> well, we had progression for years. we wanted to have more video on demand. that was launched at hbo about 15 years ago. and then progressively we've seen broadbouand delivery give more think of netflix, hulu and amazon. we added film struck which is for film buffs and hbo now available. you can subscribe to that without ad

t-mobile is being slapped with a 48 million dollar fine for not telling customers with unlimited data that once they used too much, their service would slow down. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at the t-mobile store at gandy and dale mabry in tampa. sarah, will customers see any of that money? no, and that's why so many people are talking about it this morning. t-mobile is offering customers a 20% discount on a phone accessory and an extra 4gb of data for their plan -- but not everyone will qualify and those who do will find out over the next 2 months. the country's 3rd biggest service provider is in hot water with the fcc. they aren't in trouble for limiting your data, but insted: not telling data if you use too much. customers tell us they're ticked-- many of them chose to go with t-mobile specifically because of their unlimited data plan. so what can you do without going on a data diet? the easiest way is to cot whenever possible so you don't use cellular data. also turn off app notifications. here's what i'm digging into next-- what if you don't have tmobile and you have

the fcc say t-mobile slowed down the speeds of the customers who were the heaviest users. the government said t-mobile didn't let customers know what the data use threshold was for triggering slower speed. >>> tesla motors will have the technology needed to be completely self-driving. tesla says its cars will have sensors will have twice the range of current models. the technology for a fully uted autonomous car will raise the price about $88 thousand. unclear when federal and state regulators will okay driverless cars on public roads. >>> this year, how much you spend on halloween candy might even scare you more than the costumes. the price of candy has been going up since 1998. especially for chocolate, because climate change is hurting cocoa production. that is some "bitter" news at this hour. >> yeah, right. that is why i'm giving out pencils and erasers! very practical treats. >> that's why you're going to be the least favorite mom on the block. >> yeah, exactly! jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. just joking! i bought bags of laffy taffy if anybody needs to

what if mobility then can provide that? one example is we have a pilot in india where we are using our vehicles to go out to rural villages where there are no doctors and we use our connected vehicle to transmit the mothers -- expectant mothers back to hospitals in the city and advice is transmitted back will stop if we need to deliver medicine or something, we can do that, too. this whole notion of mobility -- most people are focused on cities, and that is right. there's also a property element. harvard did a study that says the number one cause of poverty is people not being of the to get to where their work is. so what if we can enable mobility so that people can move freely, particularly around cities, and then that will be a great thing? smart mobility notion is us -- not just us, but us and others, trying to figure out, how do we move people, how do we move food, how do we move health care in an ever more crowded world? >> sums a large cup dislike for them it is hard to make decisions quickly, the people can come alon

so that's bad news for t-mobile. so you're seeing all of those kinds of -- chess pieces moving around as people think about what happens here. >> craig, thanks a lot for joining us. appreciate it. craig moffitt. moffitt nathanson. ripple effect. >> if it happens, i think ciena is the name you want to own. distributor for telephone. i don't think -- i agree with you. i don't think it's going to happen. it doesn't make sense logically. license the content, don't go out and buy that content. and think about growth somewhere else. this is a no-growth company. >> and the regulatory risk is -- >> regulatory risks are there. but i wouldn't step in here at all in at&t. >> if i were a shareholder of at&t should i be worried? >> i believe you should be worried because it's going to be a lot of it done with stock, to your point. i think the stock has gotten ahead of itself in the first place, because people were pouring into the high dividend paying out names. at&t being one of them. i do think their business is probably in dec

they say t-mobile slowed down the speeds of the customers who were the heaviest users. the government said t-mobile didn't let customers know what the data use was for triggering slower speed. >>> tesla motors will have the technology to be completely eight cameras and that its sensors will have twice the range of current models. the technology for a fully au autonomous cars. >>> what you spend on halloween candy might square you more than t the. thic going up since 1998. koverts have been climbing, especially for chocolate, because climate change is hurting cocoa production. that is some "bitter" news at this hour. >> yeah, right. that is why i'm giving out pencil and erasers! very practical treats. >> that's why you're going to be the least favorite mom on the block. >> yeah, exactly! jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. anybody needs to know. >>> still ahead, a hacker arrest. new details about the man taken into custody for alleged ties for a massive security breach in the united states. well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to ge

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he takes kids' toys like these power wheels jeeps and then rebuilds them in a way that even mobility issues can use. >> yes! >> reporter: we make either mechanical modifications to help you sit stably and let you dry and/or electrical modifications where we give you big switch where even if you can't moving anything but your head we'll put it behind you and you will see on their faces what their brain is going through which is hell, yes. yes, yes, yes, i want more of this. >> reporter: these workshops are held in cities across the country teach parents modify distinct toys and helping them to create vehicles for their child's specific mobility needs. it's a project that the director of the center for medical rehab research at the national institute of health is getting behind as well. >> what he's trying to do is help children with these disabilities interact with their world so it's a game-changer for these kids because he rigs them in such a way that kids with problems using them with the way you usually use them could use them so can you have children their torso and also they can

an irresistible force, combining content, innovation, speed and mobility. >> the world of distributionnd content is converging, and we need to move fast, and if we want to do something truly unique, begin to cure rate content differently, begin to format content differently for these mobile environments, this is all about mobility. >> we realize that if we had ourselves together that we could create more innovations for consumers so they could have more choices of package. they're going to end up with more competition, therefore lower prices. >> but both stocks fell in trading today as invest, realize that closing the deal won't be easy, and, in fact, faces an uphill climb, especially in washington. >>> speaking of which, politicians from both sides of the aisle are raising questions about the proposed deal. this weekend, donald trump vowed to block it. >> as an example of the power structure i'm fighting, aet is buying time warner, and thus, cnn, a deal we will not approve, in my administration, because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> he wasn't the onl

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we had a very beautiful mobile >> . after relocating twice. she was hopeful this would be the forever home. technically on mobile home park property. her place will be gone. with what's left here. >> the property bought out. the last affordable housing option left in lions. she will be leaving town. packing her bags and taking her small business with her. >> . i'll take everything. and take all the honey tanks and everything. >> . she fought city hall. finally surrendered. she knows the day will come. but when. >> . official notice is given. >> . we have been waiting since last november. >> . she will have 90 days to leave. after receiving official notice. live tonight with the latest. >> . we still don't know the name of the man who was killed this morning. we have confirmed he was not a student at the university of colorado. boulder police tell us he wasn't anyone they were familiar with. never dealt with him before. however. we're looking into new details about what may have happened earlier. and the mans possible connection fast forward 4

, right, mobile devices or robotics and took that and thought about what about creating something that, again, looks like everything else. he's literally rigging the cars and taking them apart and what's also interesting is that it helps with their rehabilitation. in a physical therapy setting it's hard enough to get an adult to get them to do what you want them to do. it's not pleasurable. >> the kids must love this. >> the kids love it because the physical therapists are getting what they want the kids to do. they are getting them to do it and they are having so much fun in the proses. >> if you want to check it out. i guess you can google go baby go, your local chant. >> dr. cole galloway go baby go and sign up and figure up how to modify your own car. >> din a, thank you so much. >>> that is the show for today. i'm becky quick. thanks so much for joining us. >>> next week, ordering your lunch by touchscreen. will it make fast food faster or cost jobs? each week keep it right here "on the money." have a great one, and i'll see you next weekend. josh, don't you have friends coming ov

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what happens with personal mobility? we believe mobility is important for all.ple with disabilities, how can we use the technology we are developing for autonomy? put it into motorized wheelchairs? totop of that, you've got think about how people consume transportation in the future. whether ridesharing or car sharing. how do people consume transportation? do companies have to say to themselves, we are looking at a future in which there will be a declining number of people in terms of percentages who will own their own car? jim: difficult to say. i may be an outlier and this. if you look at why ridesharing -- it is the predominant sharing in the u.s. compared to car sharing in europe -- it really developed out ofgen y. they created the sharing economy. the question becomes, what happens as their lifestages change? as they began to have families? they are not moving into the our parentsway might have. what happens to their driving needs? they are the ones who have driven this sharing environment. we are seeing now, last year, almost 30% of industry sales were to

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say about their first skate on the ice inside t-mobile... from t-mobile.. im vince sapienza.. fox5 news..local.. las vegas.. we get warmer and see more clouds for the weekend. saturday's high of warmer sunday with 90 degrees and the clouds hanging around. more of the same for monday with partly cloudy skies remaining and a high of 90 degrees. we'll drop to 89 on tuesday with our highs down to the mid-80s wednesday through friday next week. closed captioning will resume shortly the weekend. saturday's high of 87 will feature mostly cloudy skies, warmer sunday with 90 degrees and the around. more of the same for monday with partly cloudy skies remaining and a high of 90 degrees. we'll drop to 89 on tuesday with our highs down to the mid-80s wednesday through friday next week. closed captioning the weekend. saturday's high of 87 will feature mostly cloudy skies, warmer sunday with 90 degrees and the clouds hanging around. more of the same for monday with partly cloudy degrees. we'll drop to 89 on tuesday with our highs down to the mid-80s wednesday through friday next week. close

mobile in our homes. we have mobile assistive robots. all that is going to be critical for us to maintain our freedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton, you're watching "bloomberg technology." let's begin with news. hurricane matthew is battering the east coast. state officials quickly declared emergencies in florida, georgia, and south carolina. more than two million residents have been warned to evacuate. after reaching areas cut off by the storm, haitian officials have dramatically increased the number of fatalities. 108 people now confirmed dead. the previous number was 23. russia has issued a warning to the u.s. against attacking forces allied with the syrian government. it's the latest sign of escalating tensions between moscow and washington. the kremlin said strikes targeting government controlled territories are a direct threat

not having mobility after surgery, not having mobility because of a life-style dysfunction inhibits the quality of life. >> yeah. mental health too. yeah. important for your mental health i'm so glad to have you women live picture of the board on ((walter /2sh/dbx) the dow do you know trip triple digits to start the day. >> no what the we want to see laurp simonetti joining us was driving down market this morning? >> two things china, they put out a terrible number on their exports. world number 2 economy. so if they are not selling much stuff to the rest of the world we are concerned. also, right here at home, we've got a great number. good news, not a lot of unemployment benefits last week. 43 year low in fact. nonetheless that good news sends message to fed that okay, might be time to hike interest rates. >> so we can handle it. they have two chances to hike a couple of days before the election, doubtful they do that. and then december 14th. a couple days before christmas. >> we'll see. >>> all right. maybe we can call them the new starbuck's i like that. combining coffee and >> brew

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well, what if mobility then can provide that?ne example we have is we have a pilot in india where we are using our vehicles to go out to rural villages where there are no doctors and we use our connected vehicle to transmit expectant mother's health and transmit it back and if we need to deliver medicine, we can do that too. the whole notion of mobility, more people are focused on cities and that's right, there's also a poverty element to it. harvard did a study that said that the number one cause of poverty is people not being able to get to where work is. what if we can enable mobility so that people can move freely around particularly around cities and then, you know, that will be a great thing. so the smart mobility notion is us and not just us but us and others trying to figure out how do we -- how do we move people, how do we move food and how do we move health care in an ever-more-crowded world. .. the its fiction. it is coming. it is actually quite fascinating. the first time you get in one you quickly realize it it is in

already with binge on and t-mobile 1 we have the ability for customers to view on a mobile basis andhere are so many ways i can innovate to be an aggregator of content in a search and discover capability on content by others and a big part of this deal with at&t in -- and time warner will be them ensuring the government that they are not going to close down option hourly for everybody else on the content they have. certainly i would hope so. emily: in the meantime, 18 he will tell the 100 channel plus online streaming service directv for $35 a month and experience with a la carte distribution of programming. randall stephenson talked about new ad models to support cost at the wall street journal conference this week. randall: that $35 price point, these content costs will not be flat. how do we develop new ad models to allow us to keep the price point in check offsetting the price increase on content? i think that is really important. emily: qualcomm agreeing to call nsp on friday, an 11% premium on wednesday's closing price. conference this week. they are the biggest provider of chi