one is the apple team, the turmoil they went to to what ends up as the creation of the iphone in 2007. the other is the history of the creation of each one of the technologies and those two stories are knitted together. why did you take that approach? just take us back to the start of the book project itself. >> yeah, well, so the idea for the book really kind of began with the stark realization of

one is the apple team, the turmoil they went to to what ends up as the creation of the iphone in 2007. the other is the history of the creation of each one of the technologies and those two stories are knitted together. why did you take that approach? just take us back to the start of the book project itself. >> yeah, well, so the idea for the book really kind of began with the stark realization of the thing that integrated into my life and the life of my peers was something i really didn't understand particularly well. i, you know, a lot of us have that moment, i think, when we are abruptly and suddenly forced to go without it. i lost it in this case; left it in a cab. when i was retrieving the phone i was standing in line at the dmv and of course, i immediately put off the meetings at work and any other obligation. you just get your gone back. that is what you do when you lose your phone. it started gelling in my head. what is it about this one device that gives it this power? there is very little else i can imagine being forced to do such a thing. and as i sort of resolved the kind

. >>> and apple has teamed up with dwayne "the rock" johnson to show people how siri can help them on a daily basis. they have a video on youtube. the premise is johnson has an insane daily schedule and he needs siri's help to get it done. siri is about to become more important to apple's bottom line thanks to the home pod that will compete with amazon's alexa and google's assistant. back to you. >> they have their own personal robots now. thank you, ran done. >>> a big soccer matchup to tell you about come to levi stadium. the vta putting out extra service to handle the bustling crow crowds, extra buses and light rail will be rolling wednesday for the gold cup finals. the u.s. team squaring off against jamaica for first place in that cup and the match is expected to draw between 50,000 and 60,000 fans. the 49ers have agreed to cover the tab for the extended service. >>> 4:41. coming up this monday morning, cooler temperatures for us. kari has a look at the forecast. >> much welcome temperatures as we start out a live look in san jose and the temperature trend for los gatos will be at

something that would be shared not just why the people in the main going, but all of the other team of applethe neighborhood. charlie: i want to show some photographs and you will recognize them. tell me what i am seeing there. feet that is the 1000 presentation theater. it is a carbon fiber disk floating, without visible structure. the glass drum is the structure. glass, everything kind of hidden in the joints. really doing more with less. charlie: next slide. >> these are the eyebrows, the canopies. you can see that they are highly reflective. that green landscape is being mirrored into the space. from the main areas of facade reducing glare, kind of giving a unique identity to the building. charlie: where did the glass come from? >> from our variety -- it was processed in came from germany, china. three buildings were created for this project and a new industry arose in california and sacramento area charlie: wyoming for stories -- sacramento. charlie: why only for stories? >> the building is about communication. it's described as a very large contact, but i collect building. if you look

something that will be shared by not just the people in the main building but all the other -- the team of apple in the neighborhood. >> rose: i want to show photographs, and you will recognize them. tell me what i'm seeing there. >> ah, that is the 1,000-seat presentation theater, and it is a carbon fiber disk floating without visible structure. the glass drum is the structure. so structural glass and everything kind of hidden in those joints, so really doing more with less. >> rose: next slide. these are the eyebrows, the canopies. they're extending the interior space out into the landscape. you can see the highly reflective. snrmpleghts so that greenlandscape is being mirrored into the space. above they're acting as light shelves for main areas of the facade, shading, reducing glare, but giving a kind of unique identity to this building. >> rose: where did the glass come from? >> the glass came from a variety -- i mean, it was processed, it came from germany, china. three buildings were created for this project and a new industry arose in california, in sacramento. >> rose: why only four stor

the rocker teaming up with apple. they made an advertisement. day. that is what is happening right now. the federal reserve open a two-day meeting tomorrow. policymakers expect to change. jpmorgan chase jamie dimon has warned that the market will be surprised when the fed starts to wind down its massive balance sheet starting maybe this week. chase chief economist anthony chan joining us now to talk about it. good to see you. do you share a jamie dimon's concerns? >> absolutely. they brought their balance sheet from 800 billion to 4.4 trillion now they'll start to unwind it. janet wallin is aware of precisely why she's going to do it almost on autopilot basis very gradually because this is a huge step. >> when do you expect a gradual unwind? >> they'll start to talk about as early as this meeting when the process is going to occur. sometime in september perhaps. i think it's going to start a 6 billion as they've indicated for treasuries. 4 billion for mortgage-backed securities and increasing by 10 billion every three months. >> this kid really

led thehinese-born and team that developed apple pay and homekit. in china has fallen first consecutive quarters. beijing is rebuilding its foreign currency reserves as that yuan stabilizes. they stood at $1.1 trillion, up $10 billion from april. china is the second biggest holder of treasuries, a fraction behind japan. the two countries account for foreign-ownedf treasuries. production came in at a less than expected 60 million metric tons despite additional capacity and supply chain improvement. that compares to the median estimate of $61.5 million in an -- a bloomberg survey. yearch as 4% in fiscal 2017. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> i am sophie kamaruddin with a check on the markets. a slow start this morning, but momentum and -- picking up. 1%,ese stocks rising over touching the highest since december 2015. this as chinese mining shares are rallying. iron ore futures and dalian -- an jumping to an 11 month high. month high on the back of rising ip

hertz is teaming up with apple. what do the deals mean for the future of autonomous driving?hat is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: online retail will grow is expected to grow 12% this year. that's up to three times higher than the growth of retail overall. one person knows about the a thing or two about the sector is kirsten green. she invested in a couple of unicorns, including jet.com. she founded the venture capital firm. she joins us in the studio. i asked her why she decided to bet big on e-commerce. kirsten: the path to purchase is being reimagined. a lot of that is being driven by digital attributes and technologies that everyone is adopting. i think that is shaking up the landscape. emily: you invested in jet which sold to walmart for $3 billion. shave sold to unilever. why did you invest in them early on? kirsten: there is a root business in selling discretionary items. a lot of the path to purchase has to do with engagement, experience, bringing something to life. it has some element of entertainment or connecting personally to the customers. in each of those inst

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these are some of the ar experiences that matt and his team have already created here without using apple'sn its own how to attach its 3—d thing to the real world, so lots of extra programming for developers and a consistent ar experience between apps. many of those apps rely on markers to make the magic happen, that is either a special image or normal pictures, like the images in this book which the app then recognises and pins with 3—d content too. apple's ar kit uses a new technique that does away with markers meaning that ar can go on any flat surface. clearly this is still very early days for ar as we know it, but with so many big players like google, microsoft and now apple putting their weight behind the tech, our realities could be set to get a whole lot weirder. hi my name is gareth. i am studying at university. i have had a stutter ever since i was 16 years old. i don't let it get in my way, in the way of things. although a stutter is incurable, gareth has dedicated his masters degree, to finding a way to treat it as best he can through virtual reality. i am creating a virtual rea

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. >> wow, look at that, smackdown, can you smell what syria is cooking details as rock teams with apple a move. >> new film jordan spieth sinks another win highlights from his dramatic victory coming coming up phelps race great lie apparently. >> take your mark. >> ♪ ♪ maria: outrage shark race flounders online people did not realize it was a computer generated shark, our top story this half an hour democrats debut message ahead of next year's elections party unveiling a new economic agenda, aimed at middle class voters, under slogan a better deal better jobs better wages better future. some commenting on similarity to another tagline that of papa john's 350eza slogan better gritty better pizza papa jones, debut a day after senate minority leader chuck schumer midst party had he he says to proclaim for losses in the 2016 election. >> when you lose on a election, with someone who has say 40 popularity you say what did we do wrong the number one thing that we did wrong is we didn't have we didn't tell people whoa we stood for entoday week after week month after month going to roll out spe

markets that stock's higher by more than 4.5% now also paypal rallying today only news that it's teamed up with applene or ipad user. you can make purchases from the itunes app, using paypal that is higher around 3.5% also we're watching western digital. that's another big gainer in the nasdaq, 100 on news that it did win a court order to access data bases and semiconductor stables. that stock's higher by around 2.5% rather today and we're also of course watching amazon. we've been talking about it all day. what a big hit, third annual prime day was the biggest sales day ever that's higher by around 1% today and one mover to the downside, the biggest loser in the nasdaq 100 today is fasten al they are closing branches even though it beat in the earnings report it's down around 2%. back over to you >> all right, kate, thank you very much. >>> heading into the closer with about three and a half minutes left in the session with the dow up 127 looked like a sleepy hope to morning. until the text of janet yellen's testimony to the house financial services committee was released before the open this mornin

apple users aren't the only ones affected. google's android teamch earlier this month. >>> well, heavy hearts today. a big story from the weekend that has left just many people heartbroken. >> long time d.c. news anchor jim vance passed away saturday after his brief battle with cancer. he worked at nbc4 for 48 ye years, he spent 45 years behind the anchor desk. condolences to jim's family friends all his colleagues over at nb c4 and everybody in the community he touched with almost half a air. i posted this picture with jim probably two years ago now and it's just that smile that you always see and the fact that he treated everybody like a best friend and that's i think one of the best compliments you can have when some in that position goes beyond being on the other side of the tv and you feel like he's with you all the time. >> he's a legend in every shape and form but he never made you feel like he was better than you when you were with him and the thing i loved about jim vance i mentioned this earlier is now there's this whole push for everybod

team mentality now. president obama could have suggested apple pie for everybody.suggested cherry pie for everybody, and immediately a lot of people on talk radio or cable tv would have divided and said, that is pretty horrible. i think we have to get out of that. if you're looking for forces in the world, this will break. we have seen it before, the mccarthy years or other times when there was a great divisiveness, it is a global budapest, from brexit, birmingham, england and birmingham, alabama. you are starting to see it in being ans france example of what happens if you have a sensible, centrist, pragmatic person as you have with emmanuel macron. people start hungering for that. when will that have been in the united states? two,or the next year or but in the next 3-5 years, things will change. people say, wait a minute, let's have somebody like emmanuel macron, somebody who is more of open inte, temperate, thinking, and we will say, yeah, we went through a time of poison and divisiveness, so let's try being sensible again. a lot of candidates in both parties a

stuart: duane the hock johnson teaming up with apple, the rock promoting -- i'm just reading the prompterut. >> yes, you do. [laughter] stuart: sarcasm is a loaded -- [laughter] the rock promoting his new apple commercial in a tweet. e. mac, he's promoting seriously? >> yes, he is, and he's one of the busiest actors, $8 billion his movies have grossed to date. basically him wigging around the world -- wigging around the world, it's all a bid for -- stuart: the point is he's a very famous guy, very well known, and he's working with apple. >> that's right. and they're trying to the push apple's sirri on to the level of amazon echo. stuart: it's a second rate product, but he's working on getting it better, is that correct? >> that is correct. stuart: so the world's major stars -- >> one of the major stars. that you never heard of before. stuart: that's not true. i've heard of the rock. >> gibraltar? [laughter] stuart: seriously. in our next hour, nra spokesperson dana loesch. ed today we're talking to to her about the democrats' new vision, senator schumer's better deal. more "varney" in a m

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