this place is all p.c. brainiacs and subaru owners wearing fleece vests. it's nothing at all like the departed. oh, honey, i know it's a big change. but someday you'll understand that providing our family with a better life... something i've never been able to do. ...is the most important thing in the world. let's not throw it away. (groans) same to you. no one likes feeling out of place. that's how i felt back in springfield. but i sucked it up for eight years. now it's your turn. (grunts) (gasps) yes! finally. a southie crew pulling a job. i finally took that spin class with miranda. i was sweatin' so friggin' hard. hey, try this pressed juice, kid. ginger, cayenne... wicked cleanse, pal. come on. donny, tommy, these solar laptops for rwandans ain't gonna donate themselves. it's time for me to ship out of boston. what a gorgeous day. i hope it never ends. so don't i. (marching band playing) ooh, a parade. not just any parade. homer: the boston americans? crowd (chanting): bonk! bonk! bonk! it's a state holiday because the league overturned the coach's su

this place is all p.c. brainiacs and subaru owners wearing fleece vests. it's nothing at all like the departed. oh, honey, i know it's a big change. but someday you'll understand that providing our family with a better life... something i've never been able to do. ...is the most important thing in the world. we've been given a third ball. let's not throw it away. same to you. no one likes feeling out of place. that's how i felt back in springfield. but i sucked it up for eight years. now it's your turn. (grunts) (gasps) yes! finally. a southie crew pulling a job. i finally took that spin class with miranda. i was sweatin' so friggin' hard. hey, try this pressed juice, kid. ginger, cayenne... wicked cleanse, pal. come on. donny, tommy, these solar laptops for rwandans ain't gonna donate themselves. it's time for me to ship out of boston. what a gorgeous day. i hope it never ends. so don't i. you know, guys, i've picked out the perfect boston activity to help celebrate our move. (marching band playing) ooh, a parade. homer: the boston americans? crowd (chant

you go to appalachia, west virginia, trump land, you would find very different and deliberately un-p.c raw language which makes them feel authentic. peter: we have talked a little bit about angela merkel. let's listen to two other german politicians as they try to put the events we have been talking about in dresden into perspective. we will listen to the governor's commissioner for east german affairs. before that, let's listen to the speaker of thehe german parliament, president of the bundestag. >> the people who are here today, booing and shouting and otherwise expressing their outrage, have obviously forgotten what shape this city and this country were in before reunification was achieved. >> the situation in eastern gegermany is complicated. these demonstrators are a minority. the vast majority of those who live in the eastern states are neither xenophobic or right-wing extremists. this majority has become a silent m majority. i would appeal to them to speak out. peter: interesting comments. we heard norbert lammert saying many people in east germany seem to have forgotten what t

. >> it's not the p.c. answer but he's not a p.c. candidate. >> he's not a p.c. candidate.dea that one of great things about american democracy and why we are a shining beacon to the world and peaceful transition of power, because on election day, unless you are al gore, you accept the results of the election. now, gore had his reasons why he didn't think that florida was settled. >> but he never said he wasn't going to accept it. he said he wasn't ready to make a commitment. >> he said he wasn't ready to make a commitment, but still just the idea that he's -- >> it will be interesting to see if he wins the election that the clinton camp will accept the result. hillary clinton said she was horrified at the answer. >> she was horrified at the debate as well. >> i think a lot of people were shocked by that, but it's vintage donald trump. >> sure. his crowd probably eats it up. >> his base will eat it up. >> back on the campaign trail today. he's going to be in ohio this afternoon, new york this evening. we'll talk more about that. he's in north carolina, pennsylvania. he's go

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as cars become more complex electronic vehicles and the chips go from being simple chips p.c., quitein a this lets qualcomm have access to that world. emily: we have a minute left to talk about twitter. >> that's hardly enough time. emily: google and disney off the table, sales force maybe still there we don't know about any other suitors, stock dropped 20%. >> top line growing so fast for twitter. disney would love to have a 20% year over year growing boins the top line, who wouldn't. but what we see with twitter is a low down in user growth is so important. when companies look at this, i'm sure any company who is able to kick the tires, to get more information they'd get it. it's only growing users at 1% ear over year. emily: but espn is losing users. , you is a cable company could sell tires an grow it faster than that. you don't need a tech evaluation to do it. emily: cory johnson, our tech editor at large, thank you so much for breaking it down. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg tech." tomorrow we sit down with matthew print to wrap up this eweek in cybersecurity. a re

who are supposed to be beneficiary, say they lost money and many of them felt like they were used for p.c. there was wasted time and they thought the foundation was exploiting poverty and extracting money. you have had a response from the clinton foundation? >> the clinton foundation and we contacted them at the very beginning of the 4 1/2 month investigation and we repeatedly asked them for comment. we even sent them e-mail showing pictures and accounts in spanish and english of the we people with said they were used as purchases and asked them to respond directly and instead we got a wall silence and followed by accusations from the very foundation, trying to get our story taken down at fusion.net. that is a news site. >> they tried to have the story taken down? >> they complained there were factual mistakes but did not site specifics because there are none, and, they think they can bully their way into getting news organizations to retract their negative stories. it makes you wonder how much they believe in free press. the ought response to credit s of the clinton foundation is they ha

in a p.c., but maybe something in between, nxp is in a really good position to let qualcomm have accessld. emily: we have a minute left to talk about twitter. corey: that's hardly enough time. emily: google and disney off the table, sales force maybe still there we don't know about any other suitors, stock dropped 20%. corey: topline growing so fast for twitter. disney would love to have a 20% year-over-year growing business on the top line. who wouldn't. but what we see with twitter is a slowdown in user growth is so important. when companies look at this, i'm sure any company who is able to kick the tires, to get more information they'd get it. it's only growing users at 1% year over year. emily: but espn is losing users. not all businesses continue to grow as fast. corey: 1% is not growing fast at all in the tech business. 1% is a cable business that is 40 years old. 1.5% in this market is pathetic growth for any company. you could sell tires and grow faster than that. you don't need a tech evaluation to do it. emily: cory johnson, our tech editor at large, thank you so much for brea

for you p.c. people out there. let's go overseas.or battle underway right now to remove isis from iraq's second largest city mosul. the hard truth is isis should have never been allowed to take mosul or any other iraqi territory in the first place. the only reason that happened was a huge foreign policy blunder by president obama. as you may know, he withdrew all-american troops from iraq in 2011 without american forces there, isis grew in power. and who was the architect of that policy? secretary of state clinton. finally, what about our national spirit? one word, terrible. with all the muck, wikileaks, media pies, and chaos surrounding the presidential campaign, americans are disgusted. we're a divided nation. most folks are voting against the candidate rather than four one. and a politically correct culture that is being imposed on us by the media, imposed is rapidly destroying traditional values. all religious americans know that. so it seems to me that the challenger in the presidential race, trump, should have an advantage beca

and steve jobs arguably created the p.c. market had theirrse they falling-outs but they had very different approaches to business. much in theemains billy durant school. when he comes up with an idea, matter what,t no the ipod being the latest example. bill gates has said many times that he is a student and admirer the sloan school of management. the trick, of course, is to get of those styles in one company, and even tougher, in one leader. said than done, which makes business today much race youkind of horse biscuit and war admiral.bout sea >> when you were going through your research, was there really surprised you, like, wow, i didn't know that? contextit together in is awesome. but was there anything shocking to you that really you didn't occur?e was going to william: there were many surprises, and the more more you you get, the get bound by the research, you create your own problem in how to put it all together. but the most surprising thing to me was all of the business contributions that durant made. as i said in my

the commercial p.c. related and consumer product growth.mmercial as consumer is flat to down. during this transition to more cloud-based services, you can see a return to revenue growth for microsoft. a rebound which may be an early side of transition -- early signing transition by the c.e.o. is paying off. microsoft made its largest ever deal when it announced the acquisition of linkedin. whichan expensive move sets a high bar for microsoft prove it is worth it. the deal has the highest of at leasttiples $5 billion a year. microsoft valued it at more than 85 times earnings. despite opposition from salesforce, microsoft still expects to close the acquisition of linkedin this year. we will be following microsoft stock through trading today. it may rise to a record high. david: thanks so much. that was very helpful. to talk more about microsoft, we are joined again by ralph bassett. aberdeen believes in it because aberdeen owns some microsoft. what struck me was the shift. big believer was a in b2c. the new c.e.o. has said let's go to be to b

good look at this surveillance video police say last week wednesday, math than here robbed a metro p.c. s store in the 1500 block of wads word avenue. he was dropped off behind the store in the gray nissan. camera shows mandy manning money from a person behind the register. if you have any information you are asked to contact the police. >>> septa says it is regional rails are now back to normal, services and while service is technically fully restored, customer confidence remain a work in progress. "eyewitness news" report's neat a oh is live at jefferson station with how commuters are react to go these latest development, anita. >> reporter: well, that is right, guess contact today is day one of the septa's return to the regular weekday schedule. officials say it is a smooth ride with only one chance for a delay but as we have seen there is still some delays and overcrowding. >> it has been a long road to get it back on track. >> almost every morning. >> on monday, septa returned to a regular weekday schedule after months of operating on a modified schedule. >> that is what messed me

bill gates and steve jobs arguably created the p.c. market but of course they had their falling-outs but they had very different approaches to business. steve jobs remains much in the billy durant school. when he comes up with an idea, he goes for it no matter what, the ipod being the latest example. bill gates has said many times that he is a student and admirer of the sloan school of management. the trick, of course, is to get both of those styles in one company, and even tougher, in one leader. much easier said than done, which makes business today much the same kind of horse race you had when i was talking about eabiscuit and war admiral. >> when you were going through your research, was there anything that really surprised you, like, wow, i didn't know that? putting it together in context is awesome. but was there anything shocking to you that really you didn't conceive was going to occur? william: there were many surprises, and the more surprises you get, the more you get bound by the research, you create your own problem in how

you can see commercial p.c. related audit growth, which is the orange bars.wth basically flat in the fiscal fourth quarter. microsoft has made a return to revenue growth which may be an early sign the transition to more cloud services is starting to pay off. let's not forget microsoft this year made its largest deal ever when it announced the $26 billion acquisition of linkedin. it is an expensive purchase and sets a high bar for microsoft to prove linkedin is worth it. it has the highest earnings multiple of any takeover valued at least 500 -- likely dollars this year. -- $5 billion this year. clearly bigger than anything we have seen over the last. year. . despite opposition from others in the industry, microsoft expects to close the acquisition this year. oliver: thank you. "what'd you miss?" it looks like portugal would get to keep its investment-grade rating entering qe eligibility in europe. the rating agency kept it at triple b low after mario draghi said portugal's debt would not be eligible for purchase if the company could not keep that rating by at

in the core p.c. category, two in ones are growing. devices like the studio are going to grow.eces are growing. outside of that you look at hollow lens, surface hub, xbox, and windows 10 is now powering that. strategies with windows 10 is to grow the devices and drive that innovation forward. >> lots to talk about 3-d and hollow lens here today. also, microsoft raising its game. squawk alley will be right back at the other side of this break. , is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you don't. you partner with a firm that advises governments and the fortune 500, and, can deliver insight person to person, on what matters to you. morgan stanley. >> up 51 points. art cashin, kln, said -- all of this as inventory numbers at the bottom of the hour got a squeeze going on crude, and that lifted stocks to some degree. we just talked about microsoft. not that far off from that all-time high. almost $61 still. >> yeah. it was a squeeze up from cashin that drove oil and brought the market into $50. it remains in focus for the

that is another n p.c. property. they own access and all of the nbc things.hey went looking for tape. nbc suspended bush for those remarks and handling of what happened during that situation, guys. >> wow. >> billy may have gotten his own self in trouble. >> imagine that. >> um-hmm. >> i can, actually. >>> 8:07. >>> lets get to light hearted political news. >> funny moment at donald trump's rally in pennsylvania. >> yeah. >> he spotted a baby in the crowd dressed just like him and, of course, you sees something like that you have to bring him on stage. >> let me have have that baby. do you want to see this? see what happened when young man got on stage. >> where is your daddy and your mommy, right? do you want to go back to them or do you want to stay with donald trump? >> trump. >> he has two picks one on his nose and one on donald trump. the donald and hillary will meet for their third, final debate on october 19th, you'll see it right here on fox. >> do you think he will bring the baby. >> he should, that was a great moment and got crowd really riled up. >

. >>> the p.c. police is taking over yet again. the principal of the school says it's to ensure the safety of students in light of, quote, increasing societal safety concerns. steve. >> no trick or treat. >>> what's the best way to get kids to read a book? well, you could pay em. one barber in michigan doing this. offering a $2 discount on a hair cut to any kid who will read allowed while he gets a hair cut. joining us right now from the fuller cut barbershop, ryan griffin and he's joining us and there in the chair, we have fifth grader drew williams. fellows, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> all right. drew, by the way, before we get started, what are you reading? >> louie armstrong. >> good. is it a good book? >> yes. >> okay. so far, so good. you go ahead and continue reading while i talk to ryan. where did you get this idea? >> actually, i was reading about -- i was just reading, casual reading and i come across an article where some guys from harlem, tampa, and iowa, they had kids reading to them while they were gettin

the more elderly population, still more attuned to a regular p.c. at home or in some cases, still writing paper checks, but the adoption is really across the board. everyone is going mobile, whether it's banking or making your airline reservations online >> the banking, i assume it costs less doing a mobile transaction than a paper transaction. >> the paper itself had as to be processed and imaged and many times through a branch, a seller has to process it. whereas the bits and bites of the computer can be less expensively. however, the online transactions are skyrocketing and the cost of the old paper check is offset by the volum are offsetting it. >> as you know, there are non-bank banks. paypal, google, apple, square, and others. >> and on and on. cabbage. >> cabbage. >> prosper. >> lending club. fred: they're multiplying and getting into the services that banks have, but not regulated. do you see that changing? >> they definitely will be regulated. some already are. particularly those that make the protection bureau has protection over them. the

that growth may not last as intel signaled this week that year-end p.c. demand would be lackluster.heet now. microsoft issued more than $19 billion of bonds to fund its linked in purchase. and microsoft is swimming in cash, well over $100 billion rtsdz of it. the bulk of the cash is held overseas, which means it may incur a huge tax bill. microsoft's board signed off on $40 billion worth of stock. microsoft released its earning after the bell today. back to you. vonnie: david, thanks. for more on microsoft, we're joined now by the bloomberg editor at large from san francisco. you just heard the key numbers for microsoft, which i'm sure have come out of your models. will today be the say if we find out the turnaround plan is actually taking hold? >> yeah, i think david's point about the rise in sales and how this really turned around is really kind of the crucial thing. of course, microsoft is much more focused on a different business than they have been historically. that's the desk top business of selling operation systems and selling office on top of those operating systems. that

. >>> nothing is off limit for the p.c. police in wisconsin. they are now going after halloween.rsity of wisconsin at lacrosse are holding an event to tell participants whether their costumes are racist or not. the hypersensitive university putting up these post aryns campus. this is the same school that had a hate response team investigate pro trump sidewalk chalk. really? don't you have something for students to do rather than that? >>> this is awn believable story. a utah hospital charging a new dad for holding his newborn bill. the hospital send this bill. skin-to-skin after c-section. the proud partners got a $39 fee for that skin-to-skin contact. after the baby is born, you get to hold it for a sec. the dad thought it was funny. he set up a go fund me page for that ridiculous bill. the hospital said it was to have an additional nurse in the room. >> why didn't they put that? >> the $40 hug. >> my bill would be huge. i had her on my chest for the longest time. i wish she would stay there still. >> i think it's free for the mom but the dad 40 bucks. >> got it. >>> heather, th