. >> in today's tech bytes, a change for apple keyboards. >> critics say the keyboards become erratic as particles get below the keys. now apple will use a glass fiber reinforcement that is supposed to make it more durable. >> apple's app store and google play brought in nearly $40 billion in the first half of the year. up 15% from the same last year. ford calls this the gt mk2. the first company car costing more than $1 million. >> it can reach nearly 2 million. ford only making 45 and they are already claimed. 1.2 million. >> that's san francisco. >> people celebrate the fourth of july with barbecue and fireworks but what about animals. >> if you have a greenum we >> we have the definition of a swarm down south. look at all of the circles, all signifying earthquakes over the past 24 hours. how many? 412.ed ner s hotdogs and buns, victories in coney island, the champion of the world, joey chestnut. >> that's right, san jose's joey chestnut keeping his title as nathan's hot dog eating champion gobbling down 71 hot dogs and buns in ten minutes. nearly 21,000 calories. the 35-year-old h

. >>> apple is turning back the clock on the mac book laptops by bringing back the older keyboard styleeys on the current butterfly keyboards broke easily it left spaces in between for dust and dirt to get inside. apple says it will switch back to the scissors style design that with updated glass fiber switches making it more durable. the changes will first be seen on macbook air. >>> the number of teens working summer jobs has been snag stagnant for about a decade. the bureau of labor statistics says only about 40% of teens ages 16 through 19 worked last summer dow about 50% who were working or looking for working in 2006. reasons for the decline include low pay, increased competition for jobs as well as extracurricular activities and getting ready for college. >> i know. college prep is like a full-time job these days. >> no kidding. > michael, thanks. >>> in the south bay, a clack deli of serving up signature ravioli and steaks more than 30 years. >> as dustin dorsey found out loyal customers of antipasto's deli say they come for the food and stay for the deli. >> reporter: they come

apples and crisps at my desk. it's and crisps at my desk. it‘s also about noise isn‘t it?, says if you regularly eat at your keyboardthe desk, so we can have a nice lunch but getting away from the desk is an important point. this is the bbc business unit. we are not going to name names. we know who that is. we know who that is. we know who it is. this person appears on business life, i might add. just to say, many have been in touch to say you should get out at lunchtime, or break time, walk around, get some fresh air and get away from the screen. it is better for your health and your eyes. why are you a desktop diner? is it because you are so busy? it is because you are so busy? it is because i‘m busy but nothing prevents because i‘m busy but nothing p reve nts m e because i‘m busy but nothing prevents me from taking 20 minutes away from my desk and we are lucky enough to have an office cafeteria and a lot of people do it upstairs. ijust and a lot of people do it upstairs. i just catch up and a lot of people do it upstairs. ijust catch up on things like the news at my desk, which i admit is not particularly healthy

keyboard with ipad? they're making it streamlined norfolks to purchase the right device that supply chain savings for applech of apple services light up, when we get apple tv plus, what happens with the streaming service, what happens with the credit card? all eyes to see how they do. there is a lot of upside, they are shifting a lot of revenue to the services aspect. stuart: apple goes to 220 according to ray wong. tell me about amazon. it is above $2,000 a share, 230. prime days next week of the does it go up beyond 2030? >> yeah. we actually see that as well. we revised that. we shot for 2,000 for q4. we revised that to 2050. part of the reason they're spinning off so much free cash flow, 28 billion, going back into reinvestment from supply chain logistics so on prime day they did 3.5 billion last year. we think they will do at least more than that, 4.2. i don't think it will be instar pods but a lot of other items. stuart: he likes them all. likes netflix, likes apple, likes amazon. ray wong. thanks for joining us. see you soon. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: sure thing. speaker pelosi will meet with tr