and then apple reserves the right to change prices for products displayed on the apple site at any time and it reserves the right to correct pricing orders that may inadvertently occur. so, it seems like this could be hurtful to consumers. the prices can change without them knowing and some of these entities don't need to really do anything about it because they allow themselves that discretion. and also there is a national conference on rates and measures. it is a not for profit corporation dedicated to developing and regulating united states standard for weights and measures. this was established in 1905. and we looked at the director of california division of measurement standards and it's [speaker not understood]. so, it might be good to contact her to direct some questions that might be relevant for the august 25th meeting that you guys will be having. and then we kind of looked at more questions moving forward, what should we delve into deeper to kind of see if, if this regulation is capturing the intent that it had when we first -- when it was first established. and some of these

not in september, but -- >> i know you doubt the apple sites i like. like 9:00 to 5:00 mac, mac reamers. they typically get it pretty right. if they're off, off a little. not like they get it totally out of this universe wrong. >> and t-mobile u.s. saying the new iphone in the third quarter, a bump for us. pretty definitive. wouldn't you say? >> and also we don't know how much john knows. apple keeps secrets even from john. let's take that with a grain of salt as well. >> we heard that one. >> i'm sure he heard that one. >> want to get back to the markets, still trading well to the down side. dow now down 178 points. bob, a lot of moving forces in the market. what are traders telling you this morning? >> exactly right. a lot of moving parts and not one reason. start with europe. europe is ugly. it was ugly from the outstart. a lot of nasty vitriolic rhetoric out of the ukraine. prime minister saying russia's trying to essentially -- an actual quote -- came out and said they were essentially trying to revise the outcome of world war ii by annexing the c

from its high powered congressional delegation, there's a sense that with two sites, maryland now has two bites of the apple. the spin in virginia on the other hand is that the commonwealth is happy that maryland has two sides because those two sides will now be competing against each other. now of those two sites, in prince georges county, county executive baker says the preferred location is the one at the green belt metro stop. it is right there at the metro stop and the politicians say that's a winning edge for federal workers. but the marylanders also say that in the interest of fairness, this huge federal project, 11,000 workers, should go to prince georges. >> for too long, prince georges county has been red lined, sidelined, overlooked, and under valued. no more. >> from an equitable standpoint, you look at the surrounding jurisdictions. they have substantially more lease space than office space than does prince georges county. >> the c.i.a. is in northern virginia. the pentagon is in northern virginia. a lot of the intelligence establishment with which they work to fight terrorism is already here.

they're known for publishing a site that kind of punches up that institutions, for example, tending to you after espn quite a bit. gizmo has a history of going after apple. the sites are always somewhat scrappy. and they pride themselves on telling the truth in many ways about industries that had been kind of glossed over. it felt like it would be a perfect opportunity for me to do it woman's website that would go after women's magazines that i had worked for, but also to of presents an idea of what it meant to be a woman that was more complex and diverse and more reflective of 21st century america. another complaint of mind with regard to a lot of these magazines. they tended to be overwhelmingly -- they tended to feature overwhelmingly white, very thin 22 ewald's. none of the women -- well, far away from being 22, but most of the alumni do did not fit that description. much more diverse ethnically and in terms of the sexual orientation in the media was representing. so it felt like the perfect kind of fit to do a site that would go after women's magazines. in no way its own women's magazine, the one that i would love to have read. i would not call it

with two potential sites, it has two bites of the apple. for too long, too long, prince georges county has been red lined, sidelined, overlooked, and under valued. no more. >> virginia congressman, gerry connolly, says he is happy to have two sites in maryland competing against each other. >> the cia is in northern virginia. the pentagon is in northern virginia. a lot of the intelligence establishment with which they work to fight terrorism is already here. >> none of that in maryland. and so to disrupt that, i think would be a very profound mistake in terms of the long- term mission of the fbi. >> there will be environmental review and then a decision on a new fbi headquarters site in about 12 to 14 months. on capitol hill, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> prince georges county executive baker says he thinks the green belt site is tops in part because the metro is right there. >> the use of styrofoam and similar materials are going to be banned soon. vincent gray signed the bill today, the ban will not stay in effect until 2016. the law will require

. >> reporter: hayes worked at several tech companies, including sun, apple and googed. a memorial site, a friend wrote, i had the unique opportunity to work with forrest at google. he is one of the best bosses i've had, caring and thoughtful. hayes leaves behind a wife and five children. in his obituary he's described as a family man who loved to spend time with his children and on his boat. i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> google also released a statement today on his death. the company said, quote, our hearts go out to forrest's family during this difficult time. we also have more information on the website for which they say tickleman worked. they claim to have 3 million members worldwide, promising, quote, relationships on your terms. the website does not mention sex. members are divided into sugar babies and sugar daddies. sugar babies are promised fine trips and dinners. and sugar daddies are promised beautiful sugar babies to accompany them at all times. >>> tonight, he is a free man, a convicted felon known as the pillowcase rapist has been released from state custo

that we talk about a lot here and that is privacy and recently the text the tech site ars technica noted that functions on apple mobile devices allow for monitoring of personal data . that's kind of scary now karl i know you wrote that you wrote this marketing this is your purview here so what's your take. i think this is one of the most serious things we've seen to date in the area of privacy invasion the impact of this especially on regulated industries say much less ordinary consumers cannot be overstated essentially what apple has included and let's not kid ourselves here this came directly from cooper tino this was not something that a hacker put in the phones or in the devices this came from the manufacturer is a means for any device that has ever been paired against that particular apple product to be able to access information that no one should have access to even wirelessly on a permanent basis in less you wipe the unit completely clean so the danger here isn't so much that i can break into your device just random willy nilly instead if for example you want to plug your phone into a computer because y

. >> if you have your sites set on an apple i watch you better start saving now.s abc's renna ninan with tech bites. good morning. in today's tech bites apple may have another hit on its hand before it's announced. a morgan stanological analyst expects apple to sell 30 to 60 million of the i watch in the first year at $300 each apple hasn't officially said it's work organize on a smarter watch. facebook may be keeping tabs on your mobile devices. the social network will send your age and gender to nielsen's the tv rating companies. both companies insist it will be hannon muss. a report out today suggested we're increasing risk for identity theft. it's growing at an exponential rate. peter thomas at exclusive report coming up on "good morning america." a high tech cooler picked up more than $4 million in crowd funding. the coolest has a blender bluetooth speaker and usb charger. it's now the sixth most funded project ever on kick starter.com. those are your tech bites. i'm renna ninan. >> 6:19. u.s. customs officials do not move at a snail's pace especially when 93

today on his web site he announced he chose to return to the big apple because he is a knicks at heartknicks making it very clear how much they wanted to keep him offering to pay him the maximum allowable salary. >>> coming up tonight in the sports zone we'll recap the phillies first half with mark narducci and we'll break down the world cup with jonathan >> welcome back. it was a dog day afternoon in philadelphia's chestnut hill neighborhood. take a look. "eyewitness news" at the annual festival that celebrates all things pooches. pet lovers and animal rescue organizations were all there. families mingled with pet trainers, vendors and even paw readers along with -- just in case you wanted to know what your dog's future is going to be like. we'll be right back, everyone. stay with us. >> all right, kathy one last look at that seven day. >> here's a look at the seven day forecast. 90 and stormy monday, more storms tuesday. after that cooler air moves in. look at thursday and friday, lower 80's, low humidity and warming up next weekend. looks like a winning weekend. >> very nice. thank

site. sticking withll facebook and apple and some of the financials.eople are buying into goldman sachs, morgan stanley, mainly those two, charlie's to commodities trading as well. wits trader is still staying active. loy, one of our guests this morning. also gideon rose. steve miller of aig will be joining us as guest host. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." we will be right back. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." tom keene with scarlet fu and adam johnson. >> think of how rare it would be for president obama to write an op-ed on the front page of "the new york times." at is effectively what the u.k. prime minister did. david cameron wrote on the front page of "the sunday times" yesterday, comparing the malaysian shootdown to lockerbie. he said "we should not need reminding of the consequences of letting the doctrine of might is right or they'll. we should not need to be reminded of the lessons of european history." 10 u.k. citizens were on board mh 17. >> that is what he is responding to. why is vladimir putin so curiously in the

it talks about simple customer support to apple and enterprise and developing and custom mizeing and on siteort largely going to ibm. both companies could speempbts a revenue boost. i think much of the revenue may be driven by incremental hardware sales. >> toimpb, you know, admittedly, this looks like a big deal for apple. is this an act knowledgement the growth is in ipads and icell phone in we know there is this whole host of competitors out there and, ultimately, we know these are commodity prices and they're likely to have more going forward. as we see the saturation the move into enterprise is this acknowledgement of slowing consumer trends? >> i don't know if it's an act knowledgement, per se. any time a company has an opportunity to grow faster. you want to seize that opportunity. whether apple was growing 30% or more modestly. i certainly agree the high end smartphone market is the mature marketplace today. most people have high end smartphones and so, and increasingly in business, many people are bringing their smartphones to work and having them supported be i their companies so i

apple going? >> $10 million. >> not quite that high, but the answer could shock you. the action starts right now. >> live from the nasdaq market site, all the traders are here. stocks rebounding from yesterday's selloff, but there is one name america is watching tonight, and that's google. now commands a market cap just shy of $400 million. this could have implications or facebook, reporting next week. why? >> well, we know the story. it's been the upstart. up 150% in a year. they've been taking share against google in mobile advertising. it's a great secular story right now. google with a $400 billion market cap, facebook has $150 billion. people are looking at this market share gain continuing. >> and twitter is not doing very well. down about 8% from the beginning of the month. so, you could benefit from this sort of decline in twitter stock. >> i think that's true. probably what's most true is that google has improved itself over time. we're still looking at consistent year on year double digit eps growth. and talking about monetizing mobile. but really, we're still in a relatively young industry. and you should just be looking

closer look at these thunderbolts touching down in the big apple in from the safety of you tube and hopefully your armchair also too on our web site r t dot com subtype t three million light years away a massive star cluster is putting on a fireworks display of truly lactic proportions we've got the pictures that shows things to reach earth of course just in time for the july fourth celebrations happy independence day to you if i'm celebrating it to find those pictures that are teen dot com. right to see. first street. and i think you're. on a reporter's witter. on . britain's queen elizabeth has unveiled the u.k.'s biggest warship at a ceremony in scotland the vessel which is named after the monarch is the first of two aircraft carriers being built at a cost of over six billion pounds it's expected to to be a majesty's last official engagement in scotland before the referendum on the country's independence coming up in september. reports. it's birth is taking place in scotland which is why the queen is christening big ukase new super carrier with a whisky instead of champagne according to the u.k.'s defense secretary it's a demon

apples comparison. while the federal healthcare.gov site has done a good job in this regard, in displaying the premiums and deductibles of various plans, it has been more difficult to assess differences in health plan networks or whether a particular doctor is in network for a given plan. could you tell us what cms is doing to make it easier for consumers to access this information in advance of the upcoming open enrollment period? >> thank you, congressman. so you're indeed correct, and in fact, last year i believe the typical consumer had dozens, several dozens of options to choose from in health insurance. and our job is to try to continue to grow that. as you point out, we have to make the information people are looking for more readily apparent, more easy to see, so we are asking the insurance companies this year to put direct links to the provider directory that fits the individual plan, but i would also ask consumers to do and ask if you talk to people in your district is that those directories that the insurance companies keep, they're not always up to date. they try to keep them up to date, bu

. >> from gucci, apple, digging for the new we central subway has turned san francisco's union square to the most expensive construction siten the west coast. also, the noisiest and most congested. >> i used to take 20 minutes to get to san mateo. now, trying to find a place to park and get around town is impossible. >> the headache got even big over the weekend when workers broke a city water line flooding the basements of top line stores damaging merchandise and forcing some to close. >> they are still gathering information. >> the pipe break however, is just the late nest a series of headaches brought on by the $1.3 billion dig. >> it is definitely hurting. the customer taco bell comes down to san francisco, they like to move around freely. when they see the construction, the noise, the dust, it just takes away from the city. >> so farrings about the best the city can do is try to get the job done asap. >> do you understand this is short term pain for long term gain. >> but can the merchants handle the pain? >> how much is rent down here? >> oh, a lot. maybe the highest rent in the country. >> this, at a time when super

do together as an example, enterprise great apple care, where for apple care legendary in what it does, but for enterprise clients, on sitety, private cloud, backup or restored, data. and then about you say why apple? at the end, the two of us together, this is about something that on a global scale we can do together to remake how work is really done inside of an industry. >> and ginny, you know, obviously, ibm going through its own transition that's comes km with its own set of challenges. how do you think of this partnership in terms of ibm's overall strategy? >> it's clear and we both agree, the industry is reordering itself. it's reordering itself around the trends of big data analyt s analytics, around cloud, around engagement, which is mobility, but underpinned with security. and this goes right at the convergence of all of those trends. and so, it's a bold move that just further accelerates our growth initiatives as i know for tim accelerates his. >> and ginny, could you give us -- is there an example of an industry, and maybe an industry that would benefit in an app that you would think of? >> our teams together,

onsite repair so the the concept of on site support is well limited it would be the nice word for it all right fraud would be the better word. the one thing apple does get is an army of sales people to go into corporations and try to push their products whether or not that has any kind of relevance to their sales rate is another thing entirely i think the answer is no i b m on the other hand has a problem and i think i.b.m. is really the reason that this deal got done today meaning to do with coke and apple and that is that i.b.m. has become a company that has become one of financial engineering as opposed to innovation if you look at their results over the last couple of years what you see is decreasing revenues and increasing earnings per share and their way they're funding that is through buybacks so essentially what they're doing is using a.p.'s which course looks great wall street but is masking agent cherish it in their core business so my suspicion is that what you really have here is a company flailing around looking for somewhere to stay relevant in a market that shifting away from them just as it did back in the oh the one nine hundre

site. in 2010, he teamed up with a former google engineer and a few other accomplished founders, and xiaomi was born. but while appleave inspired lei to start the company, he is quick to point out the differences. >> a lot of people think we are china's apple. i feel this only captures part of it. i feel we are different from apple and more like amazon's kindle. >> a little apple, a little amazon, and thanks to its ceo, becoming a big threat to both. for more on the man behind xiaomi, i want to bring back brad stone. also with us is the managing partner and early former xiaomi board member. also an early investor in xiaomi. thank you for joining us. i have to talk about the t-shirt. he used to wear the black t-shirt all the time and not anymore, is that on purpose? >> [laughter] definitely. some interesting press after his first product launch. the comparisons to steve job was too much. >> he did not like the comparisons. >> he reveres steve jobs very much and he does not want people to confuse that he is the next steve jobs. >> who is lei jun? he could have retired 10 times already, was very wealthy, but decided to

onsite repair so the the concept of on site support is well limited would be the nice word or an outright fraud would be the better word. the the one thing apple does get is an army of sales people to go into corporations and try to push their products whether or not that has any kind of relevance to their sales rate is another thing entirely i think the answer is no i.b.m. on the other hand has a problem and i think i.b.m. is really the reason that this deal got done demeaning to do with cook and apple and that is that i.b.m. has become a company that has become one of financial engineering as opposed to innovation if you look at their results over the last couple of years what you see is decreasing revenues and increasing earnings per share and their way they're funding that is through buybacks so essentially what they're doing is loosing e.p.a.'s which course looks great to wall street but is masking agent cherish it in their core business so my suspicion is that what you really have here is a company flailing around looking for somewhere to stay relevant in a market that shifting away from them just as it did back in the oh the one nine hu

sites throughout the city. today's meal included dutch poe pay tow salad, chicken nuggets, an apple an little bit of skill chocolateilk. for a link to find out where to go head to myfoxphilly.com. it's very simple. just click on the as seen on tv tab. >>> let's head back to your fox 29 weather authority now. our cameras were on the campus of temple university today as students enjoyed the sunshine and warm weather but don't get too used it as you can imagine some changes are coming. let's check back in with scott williams. >> changes indeed. a after long nice weekend, low humidity, temperatures were comfortable. it was dry both saturday and sunday. the heat, the humidity it's building this week and we also have showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. satellite and radar right now it's dry in philadelphia. south jersey all of delaware. north and west looking good, t too. but you can see just outside of our viewing area we have showers and thunderstorms developing. severe thunderstorm watch box has been posted north and west of the pocono mountains but take look at scranton right now looking at some very heavy rai

they site the the case of the boy who developed a itchy body rash. he used his applead every day and when he he put a protective cover on it that rash improved the rashes are traced to jewelry, eye glass rings and zippers. >>> they down loaded gaming apps without their parent's permission but the parents had to flip the bill. now for second time this year federal trade commission is going after a company that allowed to it happen. as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan tells thus time the target of the ftc is amazon. >> i'm going to the game. >> reporter: nine year-old ryan marshall loves playing games on his parent's phone. >> all this stuff you you want, you can get. >> reporter: game apps are free but to progress in the game you have to pay, which ryan did, without his mother knowing until she logged on to her bank account. >> i found out there was $300 miss willing. then i'm looking, i don't remember spending the money. >> unbeknownst to parents their kids can rack up hundreds of dollars of charges by simply clicking buttons in amazon apps. >> reporte

. >>> live at the nasdaq market site in new york city's time square, this is "fast money." i'm melissa lee. tonight's top story, apple's influx point. the new larger screen iphone will be delayed until next year. barclay's upgrading from overweight to equal weight rating the price at $110 a share. it's at an inflexion point right now. that of google back in 2013. this is interesting, remember in 2013, beginning of the year, google was mired in concerns about the motorola integration and also the conversion or the transition to mobile advertising. >> right. >> here we are now, google, nice run. >> yeah, so it's a very important time. and if apple's in the same place, the question is, you know, where are they off to? and what are they doing on the innovation side and where are the new products? and certainly the wearables. this is where people think they're going to reinvent themselves. the exciting thing is they're seeing good demand on the iphone. all the numbers we're hearing from people in terms of interquarter, et cetera, say they're coming in around 37 million units, this is going to be the high end of the range. s

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apple cider tonight and let the stories flow. guy: woman: but, but, jimmy. the one you want. all of these travel sites seem the same. the same, because they're different. woman: jimmy look, this one has a king-sized bed. captain obvious: if you're travelling with your grandmother, i suggest getting twin beds. woman: oh, captain obvious, jimmy is not my grandson. woman: man: are you no. jimmy? man: here comes president roosevelt. woman: i hope so. captain obvious: i regret coming here. hotels.com. for lovers. when the pressure's on... only secret offers clinical strength invisible solid and clear gel with 100% odor protection. secret clinical strength. this summer,now go get him. what we're up against. this mission will take precise handling. let's show 'em what it means to be built ford tough. ready to save the world? i'll drive. the ford summer spectacular sales event. now playing at ford dealers everywhere. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest has a a huge summer single near the top of a host of billboard charts. and they're here to want to play it for us. performing "rude," please welcome, magic! [

apple. he resigned from his white house job last month and the job site says he's being considered for a top san francisco-based uber. >>> google is building a very special team of hackers. they are known as project zero. their sole mission tracking down and fixing the most serious flaws in every popular piece of software that touches the internet. one member of the teen is george hots. at 17 yees old, he became the -- years old, he became the first to hack the lock on the iphone. >>> a chinese security company says tesla cars are vulnerable to hackers. they are putting up money to prove its point. this morning, 360 announced it will pay $10,000 to anyone who can remotely access some of the functions of a tesla model s sedan. the companies says its tests show the doors can be unlodge locked, the horns hodgeed -- unlocked, the horns honked. tesla says the contest turns up security flaws, they will fix those. snooch -- >>> 8:42. it's been a rule since the '70s. some say it's time for a change on donating blood. >> reporter: we're finding out more this morning about what caused an early-morning

apple. do you think putin minds when the shining city on a hill kills the lights and announces they're in for the night? anything tougher might in site a response. it is not our fight we say about all fights, which is why there are more fights. but the globe won't move unless we move it. if the world were a classroom, america is not that back row stoner riding a case of senioritis, he is the star qb, class a president that gets others involved by going first. if you would rather steer clear, get used to the suffering. technology will grab every gory, horrifying detail. hang back if you like, but the vacuum left behind will be filled with screams no ipod can mask. >> jessie, welcome to the show. looking stellar as ever. >> i look like you. >> it works. for me it is not about culpability, it is about taking control of a situation where we can protect the dignity of the dead and evidence at a crime scene. what do you make of that? >> it is a crime scene, a human tragedy, a war crime. the president has really done nothing. something you said about sleeping policemen jumped out with me. i love that you have profanity in your column. very

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sites people familiar with the matter. amazon's main operating base, the e.u. has already investigated the tax structure of applerbucks and americans will be paying a pretty penny for their cookouts. according to the barbecue index tracking foods most commonly used in cookouts. bread, cheese, ice cream. it's up 5.1% in may alone for the month after reaching a record high in april. so it's going to be an expensive independence day in the states. stay with "the pulse." back with more in two. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." it's time for today's new energy top headlines. brazil has banned the sale of ight bulbs that don't meet the requirements for energy saving. out all to set phase incandescent bulbs by 2016. >> a $205 million to help climate elp with change has been provided in a loan and will hope to grow clean technology in the country. and australia is set to announce a number of large solar deals to invest in everything from mining to manufacturing. the $.4 billion clean energy bank as invested in more than 50 products this year. and coming up next another bloomberg exclusive as barclays launches things and

apple were to do something. facebook is a momentum play. as much as i can't stand the company and becoming a big gossil column. melissa: why can you not stand the company? >> you get on the sitelook what my friend recommended to me, like this bull news story about a guy riding a horse to canada with one leg. it doesn't make sense. that didn't make any sense. but that says it about facebook. melissa: do you dare to follow that? >> not going to follow the horse riding thing. what i think is interesting here is they have come from nowhere to a big place in mobile. that's very impressive. the things that disturb me is what knockon effect, the testing of the psychological theories on a user base without telling them. that could do a bit of damage longer term. and it will be interesting to see how it works out. melissa: that sound that you hear off in the distance may be the death nell of crowd funding. i hope. the man who asked investors to grab on his mystery product revealed what it is. guess what? it's greeting cards! just greeting cards. >> i love this. melissa: with cartoons of famous people and like a little statement. jill, you love this? >> in the age of social media and a

apple guy, i am convinced the government is a spying on me anyway. i don't think it will affect the sales at all. melissa: i think they feel differently about that in china. okcupid online dating sitete and switch. they have been emotionally manipulating profiles. their first attempt at kissing and making up can use a little work. the subject of hundreds of experiments at any given time on any site, that is how websites work. not very romantic. >> very real when you click the checkbox and agree to these terms of use, you are indeed stuck using that and agreeing. if you don't read the fine print. melissa: manipulating your profile, it is as if they are not getting you up with a person you think you are setting up with. >>melissa: americans rate to embrace the new law. considering buying a self driving vehicle. andrew, ready to jump in a self driving vehicle? >> it is just as bad, how can the self driving car maneuver off the road, i would love it but i don't trust it. >> the interesting thing is we're talking about the infrastructure, once it is the there, other driverless cars out there, we find it is this an issue with the tesla and other electric cars. for now it is just a power

default for users on google chrome, firefox and apple safari browsers which protects tens of millions of users. when a user attempts to navigate to a malicious site they get a clear warning advising them to click away. we are looking for ways to disseminate safe browsing technology, including we provide public interface for anyone to plug in and identify reviewed malware. we have alerts to web masters who may not be aware malicious software is on the property. a second piece is disabling bad ads. we have prohibited malware in our ads. we have a strict suspension policy for advertisers that spread malware. we proactively scan billions of ads each day across platforms and browsers, disables any we find that have malware. our systems have a proven track record. in 2013 we disabled more than 350 million ads. it is only a tiny portion of of the advertisement on our platforms but the systems are evolving to keep up with bad actors. while we may be proactive we are quiet about our technology. malware advertisers look for any new ways to avoid detection and an enforcement systems and we want to stay ahead of them and not tip them off to our efforts. we a

. >>> live at the nasdaq market site in new york city's time square, this is "fast money." i'm melissa lee. tonight's top story, apple's larger screen iphone will be delayed until next year. barclay's upgrading from overweight to equal weight rating the price at $110 a share. it's at an inflexion point right now. that of google back in 2013. this is interesting, remember in 2013, beginning of the year, google was mired in concerns about

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