more and more, apple facebook, google. really it's a perk laiden culture. stuff like haircuts particularly with this mobile wave. a lot of those younger entrepreneurs are getting older, into child baring years. >> i saw one company i think it was out in silicon valley that had an allowance for new parents for take out food. they were still wooing you. taking you on the outings and giving you the perks. >> it was google that had that benefit, john. >> and yahoo! has baby cash that they are offering, too. >> sue? >> april was not the cruellest month for the u.s. automakers it turns out. ford's auto sales rose 18%. gm and chrysler gained 11%. it's the sixth straight month of sales. >> how getting jipped out of one one thousand of a second could mean big money. >> and the dutch air force fly i ing. >> that is the low of the trading day. we're watching these markets very carefully for you. we're also watching the new outline. we are on the story and he's in washington for us. >> the journal reporting on a difference of about 10 milliseconds that could cause an a

forget about apple, facebook and google's march higher, because there is a news stock captivating the mind of retail investors, and it is tesla. well, the shares of this luxury automaker are up 20% this week and 100% in the month. but with 40% of the stock sold short, that have engineered a brilliant car or maybe just the mother of all short squeezes? let's get in on the money and find out. and the thing many investors may find interesting here is, just how few share hold earls actually own the majority of this stock, which is a really important point. i want to bring in the guys here. and bring in the other traders, as well. mike, you kick it off for us. where do you stand, the perfect car maker or the perfect short squeeze? i don't know about you guys, but i can't hear him -- >> i can't, either. i know mike's take on tesla here and i'm not going with him, here. he and i debated this one about a month ago on the show. i mean, to me, your question was, have that orchestrated a great car company or a great short squeeze. i think he's doing a little bit of both. in a lot of ways, the co

back the crown from exxon mobil, followed by chev n chevron, phillips 66, berkshire hathaway, apple and facebook at 482. general motors is recalling hybrids including the chevy malibu eco, buick lacrosse. the u.s. treasury will sell the remaining gm stock on hold from the auto bailout. the department expects to sell all of its gm investments within the next 12 months. they are out of the auto business. >>> straight ahead, the top trending stories of the day. >>> plus congress will hear from a state department official who has conflicting evidence from hillary clinton over what really happened the night four americans were killed in benghazi, next. >>> republicans in congress are gearing up for a new set of hearings this week on the benghazi consulate attack. that claimed four u.s. lives. they say new state department witnesses will undercut hillary clinton's explanation of what went wrong. nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell, has that story for us. >> reporter: the attack on the benghazi mission started around 9:40 p.m. by 3:00 in the morning ambassador chris stevens and i

. >> as google competes with the likes of appling with facebook and twitter, new technology is the key and most of this is on its way to your devices. >>> google also launched a new paid music streaming today to compete with pandora. their streaming has not gained much traction but streaming music is hot today and google wants to be a part of it. >> thanks so much, scott. still ahead at 5:00, rain on the way. >> that's right, jamelle and raj. we are tracking a storm system offshore that's taking a push to the south. it's been windy today, 20 to 40 mile-per-hour. the jet stream going to swing south as we head throughout tomorrow's forecast with a chance of some rare showers. there's emeryville clouds increasing. i'll have to time line coming up. >>> one of the country's most enfa mouse prisoners has his say. the emotional plea from o.j. simpson. >> how this device is changing the way wreconsuction surgery. >> the stars are shining bright in the east bay area. ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about

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google, apple, facebook.ts right now. ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box". i'm joe kernen whraopbg with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. brannon tker son, former ceo of best buy and a member of the job creators alliance. >>> on this final trading session, major averages. how they perform for the month today. the dow is up for than 3%. s&p up 4%. and the s&p up 5% as the tech heavy tech is on pace. it is on track to close higher for sixth month in a row. they are set tore their first seven month winning streak since 2009. this will be the first time the three averages are up since the mid-1990s. this morning it is a slightly different picture. futures are indicated lower. dow down 68 points. s&p down 7.5. art points out an interesting trend. how our markets, our premarket and early morning market is trading on the after market. it is having a rough session. that's been the tail wagging the dog here. not what exactly happened in the session as it closed for the nikkei but what happens in the after market. so

what is it about facebook is most appealing to you? >> what i find incredibly apple pooing on facebook the company shown in a short period of time they can not only advertise on mobile but they can generate significant advertising. it wasn't that long ago they were getting nothing from their mobile advertising efforts. i think they have proven they can adjust their product and significantly increase the mobile revenue. very impressive. david: one of the product's home, for those that don't know it, it is kind of a software that allows you to plug into android devices and brings facebook up as a major part of that device, it didn't go over too well. it has got bad reviews. some people say it takes over your android device. what about that? they have got to come up, and do better in their products than home, right? >> i think face back home as they continue to tweak it over time will be viewed as success. when i was watching the product announcement i said apple should do this. brings consumer to the forefront and apps in the background. i'm more optimistic from home.

plus, more on this year's fortune 500 list including the bay area's own apple and facebook making big. and legendary composer bert bachrach is in studio 57. the news is back in the morning and we'll see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> now we need to talk about a little weather. we have a little rain, i guess, huh? >> what a change we had. we had those record-breaking temperatures in the 90s just last week and now on sunday the weather really changed. had some showers around the bay area. we could see a few more showers outside for today. keep that umbrella with you if you are headed out the door. although seeing snow in the sierra nevada, can you believe that? look at that, guys. the ski season just won't end. a little more snow before we wind down on the season this year at tahoe looking very nice in the high country. they have also seen some lightning strikes across the high country, as well. in the bay area, though, we have an area of low pressure spinning off the coast. we could see scattered showers outside. so be prepared for that throughout the day today. there's about a 30% cha

it's companies like facebook and apple, ebay as examples. >> but it is to ben's point a strong foundation to have, that wind at your back, energy. >> absolutely. but they've been ramping up. they've been ramping up oil and gas. >> and diversifying. charles? >> yeah. the president went to austin. i think that's deliberately. that's a brain centered knowledge based economy that's growing rapidly. >> full of liberals. >> very liberal. >> it's the friendliest to him. >> very friendly to him down there. but listen, this should be a model r the united states. i just don't get it. forgetting about spending on defense and things like that, obviously -- >> you can't forget that. >> a pro growth economy, how to create job, how to create opportunities, renew dreams. >> the things are percolating. >> to use the term, very well, i almost fell out of my seat. we're doing very well? we created enough jobs last month that didn't even keep up with population growth! we're been celebrating mediocrity and calling it very well! >> yeah, adam, what do you think of taking notes because that's against the rules

this year apple ceo tim cook, facebook's sandberg and twitter. the tech demonstrations include cutting edge efforts like two bit circuits trying to get people interested in engineering by creating hands on carnival games. for them the audience here is invaluable. >> these are people that are really crafting the content and platforms that millions of people are consuming in their company. >> things are getting invented here. people coming together who haven't met before, coming up with amazing ideas that we are going to be buying or seeing or using. >> reporter: the future of the conference a little up in the air. they could do a deal with a different company this time for the first time perhaps ever some of the buzz in the hall is about the franchise itself. >>> coming up as college costs soar not all 529 savings plans are created equal. find out which ones are worth owning. first a look at how the international markets closed today. >>> u.s. needs a mandatory savings policy. that is the dire message from larry fink, the man who heads the biggest

apple does. that's what facebook does.hey focus on breaking things up on to the four, five, things that users clearly want to do. not the 5,000 things that somebody might potentially want to do. >> well, listen. i'll agree with mandy, shockingly. market's down. somebody record that. i will agree with mandy. except for the xbox name one product microsoft has really kicked butt with the consumer. not the enterprise side, the consumer side aside from the xbox. >> there isn't one. i just can't think of anything besides the xbox. and cramer in his segment, he made one suggestion that i really agree with. is buying netflix. microsoft has this huge footprint in the home with xbox. netflix is already on it. if you could incorporate netflix and content more heavily into that, that's a real play microsoft has in the living room. >> rocky agrawal, not such a strange man. he is a friend of cnbc. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> no more awkward pharmacy visits for viagra patients. pfizer coming up with a website for ordering

apple. the fact that you've got out of it and you're in qualcomm and facebook. are you tempted at these levels, if you're a value investor? is apple now a value stock? would you get back in at these levels? >> we did get back in the low 400s. but very small. i had a great trade actually. it wasn't my idea but a friend of mine gave it to me. this is up your guy's alley. but about two weeks ago, i bought a january 400 call. so the january 46 o call. and i sell the january 325 put, zero. >> nice. >> no cost. took out about $30 just two days ago. >> we love you for that -- >> we didn't do enough size unfortunately. >> that's a theme we've seen from big investors out there. icon, obviously, mr. cooperman here, lee. real quickly, i'm curious, though, when we look at the portfolio of stocks that you've got right now, the one missing thing that -- the one piece that seems to be missing versus what we've been hearing at least yesterday and through a lot of the seminar has been about the housing market. you don't have a whole lot of exposure in housing itself or even some

they've been burned by apple and the same when they were burned with facebook and apple hurt them overally're much more interested than many years, almost since 2008 when they watched the world burn, it's the most interesting part for them right now. started january 1st and got on a diet and got into equities. >> we all did that. i know you don't do forecasts, but i want to ask your opinion. do you think that this move back into stocks by the little guy will end in tears, do you? >> it always ends in tears for a certain portion, it's boom, bubble, bust. and the last people to the table are the ones that get burned, but we're in very early stages and people coming back have been here before. >> it's not the new guys, not what they're called in south american, the sardines, people who have never done it before. these are people coming back to the market and made money, lost it and made money and these are the experienced people that are coming back now. and there's always the gamblers and the speculators that are in the market full-time, but this is the smart money private investors come ba

government has been working on facial identification software since the 1960s and companies like facebook and apple use similar technology to tag people in photos. but security analysts widely admit this technology is not good enough to spot a suspect in a crowd. mario savilas runs the biomet biometric center. >> one of the problems is low resolution. when you look at images collected from center city tv footage, the faces are way too small. >> reporter: his team is developing next generation software to change poor and partial images into much clearer pictures. they're creating programs that can reliably match images of people to their true identities, despite low light, movement, odd positions. >> it is a big challenge. how do you match an image that is 60 degrees, 45 degrees off angle to a face that's just a frontal sort of, you know, passport type photo? >> reporter: they're even transforming flat pictures into 3-d. look at what the lab did with a single photo of me. in less than an hour, it was turned into a series of images showing how i might look from above, from the left, from the right. h

we tried to contact apple but have not received a response. >> facebook is promising to crackdown on people would post hate speech encouraging violence against women. the announcement came after a group of protesters convinced more than a dozen advertisers to boycott the social giant, women, action and the media, complained of posts that encourage or condone rape and beatings. facebook says it will reevaluate the way they handle face speech and improve trading for moderators. >> more moms are bringing home more of the bacon these days. a record number of american women are now the primary breadwinners in the family. according to the pew research center, more than 40 percent of households with children rely on the mom as the chief or only source of income. in 1960 that number was 1 percent. most of the families are headed by single moms and a growing number of married moms making more than their husband and more earn degrees and enter industries such construction and manufacturing that have usually been male-dominated. >> coming up, why a consumer group is wanting customs about the me

and companies like facebook and apple use similar technology to tag people in photos.nalysts widely admit this technology is not good enough to spot a suspect in a crowd. at carnegie melon, this man runs the biometric center. >> one of the toughest problems is low resolution. when you look at images collected from standard tv footage, the faces are way too small. >> his team is developing next generation software to change poor and partial images into much clearer pictures. they are creating programs that can reliably match images of people to their true identities despite low light, movement, odd positions. >> a big challenge. how do you match an off angle image say 50 degrees, 60 degrees, 45 degrees off angle to a face that's just a frontal sort of, you know, passport-type photo? >> they're even transforming flat pictures into 3d. look at what their lab did with a single photo of me. in less than an hour it was turned into a series of images showing how i might look from above, from the left, from the right. he believes such programs can and will substantially improv

apple tanked. without zuckerberg, facebook is not facebook.erg, the team loses the moral and will not work as hard and will be a bad stock in zuckerberg leaves. >> few companies are as polarizing these day as facebook, but that's certainly an example of it right here. >> if you've ever played the video game "grand theft auto," being left for dead isn't uncommon. >> happens to her all the time. >> that's what some do to the video game business. but publisher like take two are back with a vengeance. >>> and since our nation's capital has become enveloped in three major scandals this week, can we possibly expect any work to get done on the budget and the country's financial health? today we got a taste of just how ugly it's getting in washington. cattle feed and beef. , bny mellon turns insights like these into powerful investment strategies. for a university endowment. it funds a marine biologist... who studies the peruvian anchovy. invested in the world. bny mellon. ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future...

i'm not each putting netflix in the froth category because i think microsoft or yahoo or facebook or even appley them. that's all of the froth we've got, i say you stick with it. do not be cashing out yet. you do have some time. we can go higher. i'd like to say there's all a bull market somewhere and i promise to try to find it just for you on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i'll see you monday. have a really important message for all of the moms out there. also... you're worrying about things that really don't matter -- "oh, my god. i don't have credit. what do i do?" but yet, you have two kids, and here's what i worry about, amy. and you ask me, "can i afford it?" >> these glasses are supposed to help correct red-green color blindness, which i have, and i'd really like to see what i'm missing. you've put these on, and you've gone, "wow!" hi, everybody. i'm suze orman. and you are watching "the suze orman show."

audiotape the average pe, price earnings ratio, for a stock on the s&p is 15, 10 for apple, you know what it is for facebook that's not overpriced, i don't know what it is. >> sounds that way. that tells you something. there's so many headlines. they are hateful, hurtful words on the facebook, advertisers pulling ads, facebook home, which they are working on and trying to grow, and cheryl, obviously, working hard to push facebook at all things digital conference. >> that made news. there's an international deal today, different space, and they agree to be bought by china's largest meat processer. again, we have to stress this goes through u.s. regulators first. >> right, it's a big deal. it's a 4.7 billion deal. the chinese company trying to take over a u.s. company. you have regulatory approval, and there's concerns about products. with the bird flu and the like, that's going to be a problem. >> apple had an uptick today because tim cook made more promises, but i didn't sense a real firm commitment. >> first time he's spoken out, but here's a look at how stocks finished up. keep in mind, dow down 180 # poi

apple. from amazon. as ben mentioned that's coming. facebook obviously as well. it would be very easy for google to sit back and relax and say, yay, we're at, you know, $900 a share. $300 billion market value, and wall street loves what we're doing so we don't need to change that. but google has been a company that recently they have shifted management taking the long time head of android, putting him in another position at the company and promoting someone who had been in charge of chrome and having him also in charge of android. i think that shows that this is a company that isn't going to just say yeah, we're doing everything exactly as we should be. it's a company that recognizes there's room for improvement even though they are doing extremely well already. i think that's very good to see. >> you know, ben, there's no question here that google is behaving like an innovation machine. listening to a report from jon fortt from the conference, do you think the new product rollouts that he was talking about, are they game changers or the kind of things that are g

i'm not each putting netflix in the froth category because i think microsoft or yahoo or facebook or even appleay you stick with it. do not be cashing out yet. you do have some time. we can go higher. i'd like to say there's all a bull market somewhere and i promise to try to find it just for you on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i'll see you monday. >> imagine a store with no signs in the aisles, a store that doesn't bag your purchases, one that never advertises, where you have to pay a fee just to walk in the door. who in the world would shop here? as it turns out, about 3 million fanatically loyal customers every day. it's called costco... >> i love costco. >> i bought ground beef. >> lawn furniture. >> a television. >> i bought my engagement ring here. >> ...a chain of stripped-down warehouses that's become a sensation at home and abroad. >> [ speaking chinese ] >> but its crowning

i'm not each putting netflix in the froth category because i think microsoft or yahoo or facebook or even appleat's all of the froth we've got, i say you stick with it. do not be cashing out yet. you do have some time. we can go higher. i'd like to say there's all a bull market somewhere and i promise to try to find it just for you on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i'll see you monday. >>> we're visiting the most unique supper clubs across the country. we're giving you an inside look at the country's best supper clubs. like here in new york, part of the new meat ball club in chelsea. i got a chance to experience some of the amazing over the top supper clubs. let's jump into my first in san francisco, which was quite the competition. check it out. >> you're probably wondering what's going on. people dressed up as monkeys in space suits. fear not, you've just entered the urban eating league. five houses compete to see who can host the best themed dinner party. think of it as one part costume party, one part dinner party with a dash of crazy mixed in. >> the urban eating league. >> we're going to

. >> if you want to know more about the apple blossom festival, go to our storm watch 7 facebook pageval has been on for the last 29 years, one person has gone for the last 29 years. the weather could not be better for the apple blossom festival, now through the weekend. 49 degrees right now but it is kind of chili in most spots. we are 10 degrees colder in manassas, only 39 degrees. 37 degrees in frederick. winchester is 41 degrees and 41 in culpeper. as we take a look at the almanac, yesterday, we made it to 71 degrees which is our average and our lows are on par. no rainfall after the dam started the week. we could use a little bit more. it will be awhile before we see the rain again. early in the week, the rain washed out the pollen but the countess up again and we are doing better than we were late last week. high pressure has inched its way into the corridor and that will dominate our weather over the next several days. it is blocking up the weather pattern so it is not allowing the cold front in the nation's midsection to get close to us until early next week. for today, partly

technology center is just an address with the attitude every person that comes to google, apple, twitter, facebook, go to work out even they are going to change the world. guess what quick sometimes they do. there is no question the change in government and the africa last year had a lot to do with the google search and twitter because the government could not block all forms of people's ability to communicate. they could call meetings, protests, demonstrate. you could change the world for the better in a whole host of ways. government is one. i'll leave you with this last thought. i was in switzerland a couple years ago. switzerland you think of as being peaceful, always be neutral. israel requires every man and woman of the country. i respect everyone who serves this country in any capacity. in switzerland you have to serve the country for three years. man or woman has to join the service. and ours, we have an unwritten rule we have to find someway to get back to america. you are so lucky because you have a whole host of ways and no one should tell you how to get back. you should follow your hea

apple has not responded to us. >> facebook is promising to crackdown on people who post hate speech encouragingiolence against women. the announcement comes after a group of protesters convinced more than a dozen advertisers to boycott the giant. the group "women, action and the media," come planed of posts that encourage or condone rape and boatings and facebook will improve training for therian line moderators. >> more moms are bringing home more bacon these days. a record number of american women are the primary breadwinners. according to the pew research center more than 40 percent of households with children relien at mother as the chief or only source of income. in 1960 that number was 11 percent. most are headed by single moms been an increasing numbers are married women making more than their husbands and more are earning degrees and entering traditionally male-dominateed professions. >> in this morning, former presidential candidate my >> family favorite michele bachmann said she will not seek another term and was not influenced by fears of losing re-election or any ethics inquiries an

apple. >>> coming up on "the half," a facebook face-off. shares down 20% since the ipo last may but one of the traders is sticking by his long position. we'll have a special judge on hand. >>> porter bibb of media tech capital partners will join "the half" and give his outspoken opinion on facebook as well when we come back. ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of making memories and keeping promises. ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, all the way ♪ oh, oh >>> welcome back. facebook is set to report its highly anticipated earnings. the stock still well below the ipo price from last may. it's picked up momentum, at least lately. what's the trade ahead of the numbers? it's the bull and the bear. make your case. >> you immediately go to mobile and start talking about when we go back to q3, they were 14% of all of the revenue. then it moved up to 23%. if they can continue on that trajectory or clos

apple, the world's most valuable company cracked the top ten coming in at number six and facebook joinedve club for the first time, tyler at number 482. >> you look at those numbers and you realize how big berkshire hathaway is, bigger in sales than apple which we make so much noise is about. >> if you count it on profits, it's number two after exxon, which is amaze happening. >> and if you count it by market value, it's back at number one. >> that will do it for tonight's edition of "nightly business report," i'm tyler math son. thanks for watching and tyler will be right back here. see you tomorrow. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you by -- >> the street.com, interactive, multimedia tiles for an ever-changing financial world. our dividend stock adviser guides and helps generate income during a period of low interest rates, options, profits helps educate beginning and sandy options traders. action alerts plus is a charitable trust portfolio that provides trade by trade strategies. online, mobile, social media, we are the street.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ [quirky instrumental music] ♪

facebook, josh. thank you. joining the likes of appleow, this is a list of the top revenue-generating companies and facebook now just made the cut. still, not bad for a company young enough with its own share of revenue doubters out there. so even as the stock lags below its ipo price last year of $38, is it time to like facebook if you have new money to invest right now? let's talk about it in talking numbers on technical side with jonathan krinsky at miller tabak, and on the fundamental side, it's erin gibbs, chief investment officer at s&p capital iq. i will start with you, erin, the fundamentals. would you buy facebook right now? >> yes, actually, now looks like a better time, mainly for two reasons. one, they met their revenue estimates for first quarter. and knowing that a lot of the larger companies missed researches but beat or met earnings, they met earnings and also met their revenues. the second is, there's obviously more appetite for risk these days. obviously, for the first quarter, we've had this huge run-up in income-produ

you know, you spoke about the pe on the s&p being about 15 #, you know, facebook being ridiculously valued and appleanother name i like being at ten times earnings. well, i can buy deere, a great name, industry leader, basically think grows over the long term in an inexpensive evaluation. i like those opportunities when they historically rewarded us. >> historically rewarded us, but will we be rewarded or smacked down in the coming month z as to what the fed might do? there's a cloud not that they are tapering back, but just the mere thought that it might. >> you know, i think that's excellent to think about as we look at the market. you know, we always, as traders, you are on the next news on the verge, and we are forecasting that, and any news ut of the fed that looks to be bad or weak is going to send this market down. this market is really primed and ready to go down to see the edge is on, and look at the volume, when markets down, volume is twice that when the market goes up. volume is bigger on down days, but now it's bigger. there's more new lows in the market even though the market continues

. >> we know that google, the facebook, the amazon, apples are doing well on reducing their tax paymentsthose that are trapped in paying higher taxes? >> at the moment, you want to be -- the health care and tax companies. we've heard about technology companies very, very efficient and the losers are currently the utilities and the tier with the mining firms who are hit with high headline taxes and the australia super tax. what we're saying is over the medium term, that could be a strategy to reverse. however, can tax companies rise? yes, it can. >> so we're asking you today, do you think companies have a moral obligation to pay taxes or a moral obligation to shareholders? e-mail us, cnbc@worldwide.com or @cnbcwex. >>> during the second half of april, short telling rose at the nyse, but fell during the nasdaq. you've been looking at the put call ratio. what is that telling you? >> i haven't, really. we can look at that. >> i thought you had. being short was a nightmare at the moment. rising tide, record bull market. 86 out of is 100 were looking to increase their payout this year. on the

on top of that, the great ideas, whether it's facebook, apple, or in my region of the country, biotech. on top of that, you folks have massive amounts of liquidity ready to go to work, and the key to this is the american people are still inherently entrepreneurial and ready to do things to create jobs and prosperity, so, really, i think our future is extraordinary bright as a nation, and i think we can get this one issue behind us and hopefully we will, things look bright for us as a country. thank you very much. [applause] >> well, thank you, gentlemen, for the opening remarks. i talked to colleagues on the board, and they suggested questions for today's meeting, talking about the challenge the country is facing and that we're working towards a solution, and you called it a "doable solution," and like many of us that are frustrated with what's happening in washington, we all identified the problem, we know it has to be fixed, yet we don't feel like we are getting there to fix it with the deviciveness in the current political debate. the question is what do you think -- what has to hap

look at the people who started google, facebook, apple back when.our age, and they come one ideas that they believe in, they work for it like breanna did, and you got to get a trust in yourself and know what your internal passion is. when you have success, are you going to become a different person though? all the sudden money and power and wealth is important to you, or are your ideals going to be with you forever? you can't tell yourself he want to be this person for never life. now is your time to change the world and to think different. host: that was the co-founder of apple, speaking at u.c. berkeley. we're asking you about the message the class of 2013. steve, thanks for waiting, from bedford, texas. good morning. good morning, steve. caller: what president obama said towards the black males at morehouse should be echoed at all the black colleges throughout the united states, as well as the black pulpitsful ministers should be telling the youngsters in their churches on sundays how to be a good citizen and a good father, and to obey not only t

apple, i'm long google. there's so many reasons to buy google. you can buy facebook, a very small percentage of your portfolio because no one knows what facebook is. it hasn't really proven anything to us. google has. and it continues to do so. >> guy. >> i can see the fast fire coming. >> why? >> the good, the bad or the ugly. but linkedin was up today. they report tomorrow after the bell. i think linkedin is going to surprise some people to the upside. >> why bother? why would you bother going into linkedin? is it too predictable? >> because that's the game we play. that's the game we play. >> let's talk about facebook here because we are watching it move a little in the after-hours session. q1 earnings in line with expectations. reporting eps 12 cents revenues beating slightly at $1.5 billion. in terms of you think that this is an early stage. why would you say this is the time to get in? >> you know, again, this has to do -- it's an execution story. the big what-if for facebook is can this management team execute on the franchise that they have, deliver in the ad

facebook page. he said i have a lot of apple stock and i miss steve jobs. tim cook the ceo of apple must immediate pli increase the size of an iphone. they better get it right fast or they'll lose a lot of business. we also wants to replace siri with the voice of gary bucci. donald trump turns 71 next month. i think this is his way of telling his wife malaria he wants an ipad for his birthday. some nature photographers got shots of a rare venomous insect ca called flannel moth. they're calling it the donald trump moth for obvious reasons. >> gary, you're fired. go ahead. thank you. >> that's how gary bucci sees everyone, by the way. here's another amazing animal. this clip is going to make you mad at your dog. a clever pet owner must have been tired taking their dog for a walk so he or she trained it to do this. >> the dog puts the seat down. must be she, i guess. hops up on the -- and goes to the bathroom. but we're not done yet. no. that's right. wait, you forgot to wash your paws. is that great or what. you could do that with your chihuahuas. but they wo

for the first time apple made the top ten with more than 156 billion and one year after going public, facebook squeaked in at number 482 on the list. >>> all right, this morning the fbi is warning that hackers are planning to target institutions across the country. the cyberattack set for today could cause computer network shutdowns and disruptions at hundreds of banks and federal agencies. hackers in the mideast and north african linked to a group called anonymous are believed to be responsible. >>> the senate has passed a bill that could end tax-free online shopping for millions of americans, but it is now facing an uphill battling in the house. the internet tax bill would require larger retailers to collect sales tax for online purchases and send the money to the states. >>> the maker of one-a-day vitamins could face legal actions over its health claims. a watch group is saying their claims are not based on science and are misleading. the center for science in the public interest is threatening to sue unless the ads are changed. bayer says it's reviewing the matter. >>> next up on this tues

facebook shareholder. plus, a big red flag in apple's big bond deal. and then test driving google glasses. ut to see exactly what it does. we'll start with facebook trading higher after first quarters missed and beat on revenue. big jump on ad revenue. has facebook turned the quarter with the mobile strategy? just upgraded to a strong buy last week as a price target. which i would argue is on the aggressive side. are you on the street? >> we're saying it gets to $37 in about a year off our 2014 estimates. we think it's relatively reasonable that we're expecting. >> everybody is zeroing in on this number, this mobile ad revenue number. $374 million. pretty good when you consider it was zero a year ago. >> the street was expecting roughly 3% sequential growth. advertising grew 22% sequentially. i think it's thing like mobile app installs. some of the newer formats are resonating. >> kevin landis joins us by the way. cio, also a facebook shareholder. kevin, great to see you again. your point is largely with point to ad revenue. >> right. that's exactly right. the issues that were coming out a