it's only available now on android phones as apple ios software doesn't let apps interfere with phone calls. >> do telemarketers have facebook profiles? thank you very much, landon. >> hello is the name of it. >>> 4:47. terrifying ordeal at 20,000 feet. a pilot made a snap decision to put a commuter plane into a nose dive after passengers started feeling sick. the flight was traveling from connecticut to chicago and just after takeoff several passengers started feeling lightheaded and dizzy. that's when the pilot made a daring decision. >> they had a couple of the passengers not feeling well. one passed out. and so they needed a rapid descent because the captain had said that the -- all the symptoms led or led him to believe that it was a lack of cabin pressure. so he dropped us down real quick. >> the dive is an extreme maneuver used to increase oxygen in the passenger cabin. ultimately the plane made an emergency landing in buffalo, new york. this morning investigators say they didn't find anything that would have led the aircraft to lose cabin pressure. now they're trying to figure

it's only available on android phones as apple ios software doesn't help apps interact with phone calls. back over to you. >>> capitol police say they will restrict access to the capitol during the fourth of july. capitol police are warnings congressional leadership about parties inside the capitol during the memorial day and fourth of july holidays. members of congress their staff, and guests can watch the concerts and fireworks from private terrace, but these parties are apparently becoming a security issue. one report says congressional staff are bringing coolers inside the capitol with alcohol in them. >>> a look at how many of the original characters will be back in the the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarr

it's only available for now on android phones as apple ios software doesn't let apps interact with phone. we can tell aaron to stop prank calling us. >> i know. especially when i'm trying to do homework, you know? >> it's so fun though at 2:00 in the morning. >> all right. thanks landon. >>> ten minutes before the hour. the stanley cup playoffs coming back at 7:00 this evening. you can watch the capitals take on the islanders. we checked stub hub and we can tell you that tickets are still available. as little as $68 or as much as $700 online there. >> let's go caps. >> get that in. >> buy a $700 ticket we'll sit there with you. good hockey weather as well. chilly. >> why is it feeling like hockey weather? >> because we're in the playoffs, eun. >> that means all weather is hockey wealth? >> as long as we're winning. the mild days we have been enjoying for the last two weeks are now officially over. we may be coping with some freezing temperatures. not this morning but tomorrow morning and maybe even saturday morning as well. how late can we get a freeze in this area? downtown's latest fre

. >>> a warning from a security conference in san francisco about apple's ios 8 operating system is vulnerableg that can trick your phone into connecting to a malicious wi-fi network then render it inoperable as long as you're within range. apple is aware of it and is working on a fix. in the meantime, iphone users are being told to keep their wi- fi turned off unless they need it and only connect to secure wireless networks. >>> and good news for grads. >> whoo! were >> yeah. things are looking up for the class of 2015. a new survey by career builders shows 65% of employers say they plan to hire recent college grads this year. one-third of those employers say they will also pay more than last year. and for about one in four that means more than $50,000 a year. now, that is the best outlook since 2007. grads who study business and computer science are in greatest demand. ken was just talking about how much -- [overlapping speakers >> remember if you have a consumer story idea, give us a call 888-5-helps-u. >> very bright people. >> techies are in high demand right now. >> very bright people. y

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now, around here we read a lot of news stories and, well, i read a report recently that apple's new ios versions of several face and hand gesture emojis. it got me to thinking -- ever since i turned 40, i look around and sometimes i don't even recognize the world i'm living in. [ cheers ] things are changing every day, and i'd like to take some time to talk about how everything was just a bit more simple "back in my day." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: back in my day, there were no black emojis. if you wanted to give someone a black thumbs up, you had to use the white thumbs up emoji and follow it with parentheses black. [ laughter and applause ] back in my day, if you wanted to meet a stranger for sex, you couldn't just swipe left or swipe right on tinder. no, sir. you had to go on craigslist, post an ad, and then meet them at a park or bus depot. and every so often, you'd get lucky and they wouldn't be a murderer. [ laughter ] simpler times. back in my day, you didn't stand around in public shamelessly taking pictures with a selfie stick like some a-hole. no, sir, if you wanted to

. >>> apple is on track to become america's first trillion dollar company. analysts say the iosware embedded in apple's products and services will help to push it to the 1 trillion mark. apple stock is currently $125 a share. analysts think the stock will go to $185 at which time the company would be worth a trillion dollars. apple is already the world's most valuable company. >>> very special picture day. coming up, a surprise like no other for this third grader. plus, operation baby lift. we catch up with two survivors of a tragedy at the end of a vietnam war. >>> i'm abc 7 meteorologist. as we look at the rooftop camera. tower lit up in midnight blue celebrating the warriors but the fog is rolling in. morning fog on the way. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward, teenaged one has arrived. switch to modern security. add xfinity home for $29.95 a month and

. >>> and apple could soon jump to the 1 trillion mark. and a research note, the analyst says the iose embed in apple products and safe will push the stock to rise to $185 putting apple's value at $1 trillion. apple stock is currently at $1.25 and valued at 728 billion. >>> star bucks unveiling a new trap chino. the smores. star bucks did not say how many calories these new drinks will have. but a venn it adouble chocolate trap chino has -- both beverages will be available for a limited time only. >>> a picture of a dramaticless cue quickly made the round online. it showed a man pulling a stranger if and suv that was dangled on the edge of a cliff. the driver saw the man hanging as he passed by. his car barely supported by a chain link fence. jayson warlock pulled the man out of the car as you can see. instead of dialing 911 he followed the car's tire tracks. >> no one was doing anything. i ran up about -- 200 yards. i got up and there said are you all right. he shook his head. >> a photographer was able to capture this amazing moment. once he pulled the fran from the car he -- man fr

why is the eu upset at android and not the ios apple iphone system?: because android is open source. they say they are still preferential treatment to the open source coders who create apps compatible with android and there is preferential treatment being given to some of them. that is the eu -- the broader issue is not just google, all tech companies that have a footprint in europe. google gets 35% of the revenue from europe. they will all have to deal with european union. olivia: for viewers -- this news conference is still going on live. tom: brendan you are dying to say something. brendan: this is an up or distinction -- android is not open source. the distinction is coming android is code live away for free by google. google works on the code and hands it out. a huge difference between that and something generally open-source. this is against google has been trying to do for a long time, say we are open-source, and we corporate, but it is difficult. and still hold on to the code and take individual champions. it is a delicate dance. tom: ok. more

apple pay. which allows you essentially to replace your credit card with stuff built into the ios operating systemy in the iphone now, in the apple watch. think about it for a moment, a watch son your body it's very secure. it's always there. if you're in a retail situation, the notion of putting your wrist up, your watch up to the pay station, is incredibly, it's just so convenient. that i think it will be a dramatic thing so when they did a million units sold on the first day. think you have to look at this as being really the pointy part of the spear for driving apple pay into the marketplace. and in the long run, if apple is successful with the watch. people will be buying lots and lots of things on that system. that means apple will be a huge factor in the banking industry. which is obviously much bigger than the watch business. and just as importantly, i think it means that secure documents are going to go from paper and plastic cards. into the ios environment. so match driver's licenses, so imagine your passport. it's much more secure to have the thing on your body, and with the apple watch

apple watch works with iphone. android wear devices work with android. there are some rumors that google is working on a way to make their android wear watches compatible with ios that doesn't mean that apple will really approve that. right? >> they will do the work and say no. >> nope. bye-bye. >> not happening. >> they are kind of cool though when you look at them. >> they are. and you have a lot more choice to with them, too. >> sure. >> all right. well, sharon, thank you so much. >> all right. >> thank you. >>> the rumors are true. netflix has officially announced it's revising the '90s tv show full house. the 13 episode spinoff called fuller house will premier on netflix next year and it's set in san francisco and follows the life of dj and her friend kimmi. john stamos will reprise his role of uncle jesse. discussions with other full house actors regarding guess appearances are ongoing. >>> how about the warriors heading off to new orleans this week with two games to none lead over the pelicans. >> and golden state fans have lived up to their reputation as the loudest in the league. >> i'm not so sure that the decibel level is legal there. and i'm serious

it seems like apple issued a patch if you download the latest version of ios.using the free wi-fi networks even though it's free, you're probably paying with your data. lori: thank you so much. more companies looking to end those much desired deep discounts on their products. with more on this, personal finance expert viera gibbons. no deep discounts? >> the luxury brand retailers want them to go away. we're accustomed to the 50, 60%. unless there's a big discount. the mid-level retailers are sick of it. they're trying to do away with the deep discounts. they want to protect their brands. they want to make some money. >> is it textbook supply and demand? are people doing so well and spending so freely that companies are saying, hey, we don't have to lure in customers. >> they would be doing this upscaling unless consumers were willing to pay full price. from my perspective the companies have to come out with better products. better more unique products. otherwise we probably won't. >> it's interesting when you see a deep discount, you want to buy it regardless.

ios devices sold. let that sink in. there was a time when apple was happy with one million max quarter. always the, china is a big story. tim cook said two quarters ago that he has been studying china for 30 years. you're seeing that payoff in a huge way. they are growing the fastest in china -- cory: the design of the six plus in particular lead to one of the greatest business successes. we could what the business was doing a year ago, 4% year-over-year growth. it was one of the biggest in the history of mine hand -- mankind. and now it is larger because of this design choice. horace: and it was somewhat predictable that they would go to a larger screen size, and china is a very good market for the product. this has been a long time in the making. this is what i will stick on here because we're looking at some spectacular growth but we are also seeing this happening after years and years of round work years and years of preparation. in many ways things haven't changed. cory: one million things we could talk about, but you are holding your ipad. . i said "is that the last ipad," and you

apple -- apps. they are useless to me, but i can't get them off my ios.he eu would go after them for antitrust. matt: professor at the graduate school of journalism at the city university in new york. ♪ matt: it's time to play the yearbook game. the guy is a media mogul. he graduated from new utretcht high school in 1960. text your guesses. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. matt: welcome to "market makers ." scarlet: we are sitting in for eric and stephanie. matt: people must be so disappointed when that cool announcer says erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. scarlet: i would say the opposite. let's get to breaking news the m&a front. perrigo will recheck the latest takeover from mylan -- reject the latest offer from mylan. >> mylan said it was going forward, proceeding with its unsolicited hostile offer for perrigo $31.2 billion worth in cash and stock. perrigo is saying he will be rejecting that offer. perrigo executives view that mylan stock price as inflated by a bid fro

. >>> apple has released an update to its mobile operating system that includes new richly diverse emoji users. users who download ios 8.3 can now choose from more than 300 new emojis. but the new emojis only work on phones with the new software. if you send them to someone who doesn't have that, they will see an alien instead. the operating system update also offers wi-fi and bluetooth fixes along with improved performance for dozens of apps. what is that? they look like chinese characters if you don't have the same system going. >> all right, pam. >>> do you know sal castenada? . >> very well, yes. >> sometimes you update your computer or your phone, and then a program that you like doesn't work well. >> afterwards >> and you have to find your way around the phone. >> why did i do? i liked my phone. maybe someone from apple is listening listening -- >> just a way of getting me to buy another macbooks pro. >>> let's go and take a look at the commute now. the traffic is moving along relatively well. we're off to a good start. if you are driving on 80 westbound as you come up around the macarthur maze, it is not a bad

apple is expanding it's trade program to include nonapple phones and pcs. the program adds incentives for switchers who are looking to come over to ios from a different platform including android and windows. we'll be right back. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:24 saturday morning you're looking at storm tracker 6 live double scan. we still have a couple of showers east of south jersey, southeastern burlington county, ocean county reporting light rain this morning, but skies are clearing out west of the city, western suburbs and places like reading and lancaster. seeing partly cloudy skies this morning. we'll see sunshine this afternoon. clearing conditions and improving forecast, damp this morning, but 8:00, 9:00 a.m., 52 degrees 10:00 a.m., 54. lunchtime, 55. easter sunday looks good. things go downhill it's unsettled next week i'm talking tuesday through thursday here, what's going to happen you'll get a frontal boundary setting up just like this across the ohio valley, it will stall almost like cars on a track they will push east through the entire time frame. tuesday, wednesday and thursday, cloudy and damp, periods of rain and showers real messy f

ios phones. they compete with facetime, google hangouts, and more. facebook accounts for 10% of all voice over internet calls may globally already. now to the lede. appleeports and other huge quarter. revenues up 27% year over year. profit of 13.6 billion dollars up 33% from last year. apple sold more phones in china than in the u.s. they expanded their capital return program to $200 billion boosting share buybacks by $50 billion and hiking the dividend 11%. one concern, ipad sales fell again. the big deal -- tim higgins covers apple for bloomberg. there are comparisons to analyst estimates. these are largely in line. what do you make of this quarter? >> this quarter shows apple can continue to defy the laws of physics. with a product people absolutely love, and an ecosystem that gets stronger and stronger every single day. when you go through this, the gross margins of 48%, and the gross margin guidance, that basically says that we have a premium for our products, and people will continue to pay for those products over time. this was a great quarter and it just really speaks to the power of the ecosystem, which gets stronger and stronger. tim: the imp

ios in terms of mobile ecosystems. i do think that the real impact of how payments is affected by mobile is still tbd. like appleteresting product. how do you begin to bring presence and identity and a bunch of other things that are part of making the os layer into it, i think it's still tbd. it's a great step forward, but there's still a lot to come. >> reid, great having you, reid hoffman joining us at one market. when we come back, shares of t-mobile doing okay, in the green after revenue did top estimates, the ceo of t-mobile, john legere will join us man: you run a business. could be any kind of business. and every day you've got important decisions to make, like hiring. where are you gonna find those essential people you need? with ziprecruiter, it's simple. we post your job to over 100 job boards with just a single click, so you can reach millions of qualified candidates. then we'll give you the tools to help you manage, screen, and rank your applicants, all so you can find the right one. try zip recruiter for free today. . >>> coming up, apple hitting an all-time high after reporting a strong quarter. bu

ios. which is going to drive a lot more traffic to us and improve our logged-out traffic. and as we think about expanding our total audience. like to the google relationship and the appleo you say to investor who is argue look it would be a great fit. they need social, you've already got a head start in the relationship. i mean should they tamp down those expectations? >> we have to think about running the company that we're running. and i have every belief that twitter is a wonderful, beautiful independent viable long-term company. we have a great long-term strategy. we rolled it out on analyst day for all the analysts in november. we're very clear about where we think we're going over the long-term. we have every belief that we're going to go execute it against that plan. >> we've been through this ride a couple of times regarding you. is dick c. on the hot seat so to speak. i tweeted that you were going to be on and someone tweeted back why, to say good-bye? >> let me tell you something, let me back up and set the stage for this. the great thing about running twitter is long before we were public company, i have people telling me every day you know, you're a genius,

. >> the difference between ios and android, android you say if you can hack into somebody's google account -- >> applenot sent to apple unless you consent. but you likely consent when you hit agree on all of those things. who reads that? i don't. you just hit agree and you're stuck getting sent to apple. apple won't say if they take the data. >> but google -- >> so google when you're on an android device samsung, lg any of those, it goes to google. google takes it and you can actually -- if somebody hacks into your gmail account they can know where you are where you live, where you eat dinner down to the minute. on an apple device, too -- >> how do you disable it? >> let's go through this i'm going to walk you through it. does everyone at home have their apple device ready? >> and the android is on your facebook page. >> here it is. you guys in settings? all the way at the bottom you see privacy. hit privacy. hit location services. scroll down even more all the way on locations. >> all the apps. >> go to system services. >> what a surprise it's at the bottom. >> exactly. then scroll down even more. se

. >> but the difference between the ios and android, android, you say that if you can hack into somebody's google account -- >> yes. so applele, unless you consent. but experts say you likely consent when you hit "agree" on all those forms. >> you agree to everything. >> who reads that? i don't. you sit agree and so your stuff may be getting sent to apple. they say it's for personalized services. >> but google. >> so, google when you're on an android device -- samsung, lg any of those -- it goes to google and google takes it and you can actually -- if somebody hacks into your gmail account, they can know where you are, where you live where you work where you eat dinner and down to the minute. and again, on an apple device too, by the way -- so let's go through this. on the apple device, i'm going to walk you through it. does everyone at home have their apple device ready? >> and android, you have it on your facebook page. >> yes, on my facebook page. here it is. hit settings. all the way down at the bottom see privacy? hit privacy. >> okay. >> hit location services. >> location services. >> okay. scroll down even more all t

ios fight? >> i think they're going to lose share for the next few quarters. it won't be huge share but they're not going to be gaining shares so this is advantage apple at least for the next six to nine months. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> i'm just averaging 2 -- i'm averaging 2 letters per word now. >> she comes up with ridiculous stuff. say something clearly and i look at where it is and that's where you say someone. >> telephone game. >> but other times she gets the word. they have got it. it hears you and understands the words. >> do you get to know the person? >> i don't think there is a person. >> i'll have less performance if i could actually talk to someone i know. you saw what happened to that -- >> her. >> totally fell in love with the operating system. >> are you in love with suri. >> you got a guy that falls in love with his operating system. who made that movie? who green lit that thing. >> and yet you know the story. you've seen it. >> have you ever asked the phone questions like -- hold on -- suri do you love me? now it's not work. that's how much suri really loves me. >> there is a -- >> what is it? if you don't h