is it the new apple watch 4 series? the apple watch series 4, when it first launched, it had way more interest than i had expected. usually we get very high interest with the iphone and sort of half watery interest in the apple watch. this year, the apple watch actually had huge interest. so my guess is that we're going to see a very large amount of apple watch series 4 sold but i also believe that the iphone xr, the entry level iphone apple has available, the one that comes in a bunch of different colors, that one is going to be a big sale because it is a premium phone at an entry level price. so i believe that the iphone x-r is the phone for most people and that word is going around. there's tech bloggers that are saying the same thing. so the average consumer when they're thinking about buying that new phone for their significant other, i think we will be looking at the x-r. liz: that one is less than $800, correct? >> $750. that's correct. yeah. which is still high, but we are talking about a high quality entry leve

a new study claims that using an apple watch could add two years to your life. e calls two years, a factory worker. come on. relax. i can tell that joke. they are all in bed. researchers found that people with apple watches are far more likely to hit their daily fitness goals than non-users and people who bought an apple watch on black friday were also far more likely to hit their fellow shoppers. no need to wait until you get home to start burning calories. in addition to exercise tips, the watch can also give you nutrition advice that can save your life such as never run out of ketchup at a dinner party. oh, there she is. wow. what a witch. this gal better ease up on all the punchin' before they give her a show on bravo. >>> topic number four. we show a lot of cute animal videos on this show but the one you're about to see is very jarring. this deer, wait for it, oh, trying to have a little snack. it hits home with our staff because this exact thing happens to jimmy at least once a week in the break room. he's got such a big head. we usually leave the lid on so

the apple watch has not taken off yet. ons to be concerned, but there are also reasons for optimism in the future long-term. a 0.96ple has correlation to the wider market, meaning if apple goes down, the wider market goes down and vice versa. is that correlation justified? mark: absolutely. if you look at how many companies rely on apple, even the wireless care there's -- getting --hey are from apple. their market cap his hovered around one trillion for a couple weeks. that is a lot. markets will fluctuate with the biggest player. we know president trump was considering slapping tariffs on iphones from china. impact the stock going forward? is it anyone's guess? mark: that should be an interesting conversation between tim cook and the ivanka trump. we know the ivanka trump has the ear of the present like no one else. 3% of apple's revenue across fiscal 2018 generated $167 billion in revenue for the company. that does not take into account the additional revenue apple gets from devices and services. that is apples moneymaker

don't you you don't have to have apple watch on your wrist. >> oh, about yes you will. you watch.xpwrus like we have trackers in our car you're going to have to have these things in order to get your insurance within next five year. mark my words. >> a little hologram going to pop up out of your apple watch saying stuart get back up on that treadmill. tim cook get up -- stop that muffin. >> this is crazy. you're most concerned about privacy like keith said i don't tim cook monitoring my goals which by the way, i exceed every day anyway. i don't want to have a -- scenario where my physical health is out somewhere on the web. that's a very -- >> i don't see it like that. i see it as wearable computing power taking its place in our lives. okay. privacy -- in a long, long time ago. do you think health insurance companies are going to take that information and lower our health care premiums with it? they're not going to do it but raise our health care premiums because that's their business model. but you have a free apple watch out of the deal. >> that apple watch -- it is their idea o

ever did but the apple watch series four does have a lot of pretty cool tech like a larger edge to edge display and some of the most impressive health features ever packed into any wearable not just a smart watch since it starts though at four hundred bucks it's a great time to snag the series three and maybe save some money even as a gift and that's something we can do with smartphones to is wait for the new one to come out and then buy the old one because they're going to be sharply reduced right many are doing that now it makes perfect sense they're staying one model behind especially with smartphones saving a lot of money and yet still getting the advantages most of them at least that they're looking for we're talking with dave grave line from the into tomorrow radio show and as we count down the top tech gifts for the twenty eight thousand holidays we have a tie for number three last year's number two item smartphones slides to number three dave i phone is conspicuous but aren't there more android phones in use. it's a good point holiday last year apple sold a

is using the apple watch four with app called klue it can tell when your eating so uses a.i. that time another one coming out really, really smart, very, very good app that indeed will actually this where is controversial cardiogram, taking the heart data that you can get from apple watch that has a lot more contemporaneoacc chance can detect diabetes analyzing heart data diabetes patients apparently have a specific kind of signature in rhythm that may indicate they have diabetes saying not a diagnostic tool but may maybe should i get that checked out. i want a little skepticic on that any time a device that claims to have diagnostic accuracy i become discrepancy cal if that easy we would have been doing it a long time easiest things patients can do go for annual screenings, let your doctor make decision if a high risk patient to screen you for zooebz once we screen you make positive steps. >> diet so important people's levels can go way down changing diet. >> here he hadry. >> part is 10% we the loss can make drastic change. >> drastic 10%, dr. "mik" -- court go-- kirk good

that has been their argument from the apple watch and air pod standpoint. at worked and the trump administration reversed course. why not try the same trick again? if apple has to increase the price of iphones, people will buy less of them and they might want to look to phones manufactured by the chinese like xiaomi. smartphones are too expensive, where our consumers going to go? that would defeat the entire -- where are consumers going to go? that would defeat the entire purpose of the tariffs in the first place. brad: we have to leave it there. tom and mark gurman, thank you both for joining. elon musk says he can change the world, but not if you only works a 40 hour week. the man behind tesla, spacex, and other companies wrote a tweet that you need to work between 80 to 100 hours per week to make an impact. last month, musk told someone he was working up to 120 hours per week at times as tesla ramped up model three production. coming up, u.k. lawmakers are not happy with mark zuckerberg as the facebook ceo pulls a no-show. why the government is cracking d

just ra wrapped up, and he heilman the the strong growth in apple pay and transactions, and the apple watchs well. he said he couldn't be more bull bullish about apple's future. a new story coming to thailand. half of a apple stores are utes the yuss us. here is cook speaking about the quarter. >> this year we shipped our two billionth i.o.s. device, celebrated the 10th anniversary of the app score and achieved the strongest earnings in apple history. in fiscal year 2018 our revenue grew by $34.6 billion. that is the equivalent of a fortune 100 company in a single year. and we are capping all that off with our best september quarter ever. ♪ >> apple's earnings call is still under way. the c.f.o. says apple now has more than 330 million paid subscriptions as part of its services business. some headlines coming in from paypal co-founder peter teal. he is speaking at the "new york times" deal book conference in new york. he said he would still support president trump if given the chance again and that the president's tax reform was a major achievement. facebook board members spoke at the 2016

best buy will have deals on macbook pro, apple watch.nd walmart already taufrg deals with tvs and laptops. >>> facebook dating is rolling out in canada and thailand. no word if or when the facebook dating app will come to the u.s. >>> the digital footprint for kids is getting started even before they're born. >> before a child becomes a teenager, their parents have posted 1,300 pictures and videos of them online, including the ultrasound. children get their first social media account by 11 years old. >> absolutely amazing. those are your "tech bites". >> it's just a different time. >> yikes. >> michelle obama reveals a serious medical issue she once faced. >> east behave congressman eric the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ snfle ] ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ >

. >> he told the la times that the apple watch and iphone still showed her location on the dance floor. the last post said staying positive and praying and hoping and wishing there was more i could do. abc 7 news. >> thank you. stay with us for continuing coverage on this story. we'll have reports from the shooting scene later today on abc 7 news and on the abc 7 news app. you can follow him on twitter for updates throughout the day. >> we'll move onto other news now. pg and e warning some power could be shut off in the north bay, what some cities are doing right now to prepare for that a in san jose early this morning, the concerns after a an alarm reported at a bass pro shochlt. >> we are under a red flag warning. already a fast moving and fast growing fire storm almost. getting close to it. erupting to the east. you can see the smoke heading towards us. if you look outside and look to the north you can see it coming our way. it is in the neighborhoods under that red flag >> she wants christmas now, so she shops. >> she's crazy. >> for you know when you're at ross and you realize it'

and most innovative thing in the last decade in my view in terms of tech knowledge he was not the apple watch or apple pod or amazon echo device but the russian intelligence of the g are you weapon rising the object of our affection facebook and blowing it up and impacting and salvaging our democracy using assets we not only built but are the object object of our affection. these have absolutely been weapon iced by bad actors. with and clear is that there's been externalities and the companies don't have pegylation will never connect the dots to make the investment to ensure the safety if they won't be weapon iced again. frederick coming out of facebook is there will always be bad actors which is basically saying it will happen again. >> host: back to, the four. facebook is thought to be the best firm to work for. >> guest: yeah, there are different surveys but faceboo facebook -- the average wage at amazon is now $50000 because of the disproportionate amount of employees they have in warehouses. one in three amazon employees in arizona is on some sort of food assistance or food stamps. the a

the most innovative thing in the last decade in terms of technology wasn't the apple watch, wasn't apple pods or amazon device. i think it was the russian intelligence or gru, weaponizing the object of our affection, facebook and blowing it up interface and infecting and centrifuging our democracy using assets that we had not only build but by the object of our affection. these platforms have absolutely been weaponized by bad actors in what's become clear is that there's externalities. if these comp is a regulation regulations that were never connect the dots and make investments to make sure the safety that there won't be weaponized again rhetoric coming out of facebook is the always be bad actors which is basically saying it's going to happen again. >> host: facebook is not to be the best firm to work for. >> guest: there's different surveys but facebook, the average wage, the average wage at amazon and stuff $50,000 because again of the disproportional amount of employees they have in warehouses. one in three amazon employees in arizona is on some sort of food assistance. the average

the most innovative thing over the last decade in my view in terms of technology wasn't the apple watch it wasn't amazon's echo device it was the russian intelligence, the gre intelligence arm of the russian government weaponizing the object of our affections, facebook and literally blowing it up in our face and impacting our democracy using assets that we had not only built but are kind of the object of our affections. so, these platforms have absolutely been weaponize by bad actors. what's become clear is that there is externalities. if these companies do not have regulation they will never connect the dots -- to ensure the safety do will not be weaponize again. the rhetoric coming out of facebook is that there will always be bad actors which is basically saying it is going to happen again. host: facebook is thought to be the best from to work for. -- firm to work for." dr. galloway: there are buterent surveys, facebook, the average ways it amazon is $50,000 because again, the disproportionate amount of employees that have -- they have in warehouses. one and three at amazon employees

apple will provide more data going forward. clearly this morning investors disappointed with the print and guidance back to you. >> watching the ls closely, josh thank you for that. >>> despite the drop, our next guest is bullish on the shares apple does remain the firm's largest position let's bring in david wolf, chief investment officer of wenchwood partners good to see you. we have been around the block with people on the disclosure stuff. what's your take >> i'm surprised they didn't do this a year or two ago it has been very difficult for apple's management to get away from the narrative of what's the next quarter what's the units on the iphone, quarter to quarter, and they would much rather talk about totality of the ecosystem, the total installed base, and they had to do it sometime, and they did it and it is a surprise and wall street needs to adjust we have been pretty spoiled. not only did we get the units, we got to channel fill as well so apple's disclosure literally was unprecedented, but i think it is high time. >> but david, isn't more information always better? as an investor, as you personally are an investor

and if you're looking for great deals on a new i phone i pad or apple watch you may have even made a purchase on black friday or cyber a cyber monday to take advantage of some pretty sweet deals that purchase would make you a direct customer of an apple product but while customers have been busy gobbling up the latest apple products apple's attorneys were busy making their case before the u.s. supreme court in an antitrust suit that could have big financial repercussions for the tech giant the issue centers on the apple app store and the question of who is the customer when you pay to download an app is it you or the developer of the app it's complex but an interesting matter and here to explain and comment is and i trust attorney andrew barr andre barlow a partner it doyle barlow and mozart and servant of t.v. commentator steve walter welcome gentlemen great to have you. both andre you are the expert on this stuff you've been here before you've told us explain this pretty complex case for all the bull busters yes sure you know if you would think it's pretty simple on who the customer

. >> and the apple watch. >> apple is selling on amazon. apple itself. there's lots of options. and ipads as well. >> the deals i mentioned today are today only. >> drew, thank you so much. the deals today only. >> free shipping? >> free shipping through christmas. yeah. >>> wow. okay. you make it so easy. thank you so much. well, analysts are predicting sales online will be up 17% today compared to last year. lots of deep discounts. free shipping. it really is a good day to hit the computer and do some shopping. >> amy, thank you. if you need help with your cyber monday shopping, check out abc7news.com for a list of storms and deals. we will update the list as we get details about any new offers. >>> maybe you're looking for a coat. temperatures are running in the mid-40s to low 50s along the east bay shore. berkeley warmer at 53. alameda, 51. 41 in pleasanton and napa and santa rosa the cool spots. 52 in san francisco and pacifica. 46 in san jose. golden gate bridge pretty quiet this morning. it will be quiet for all your activities today. you'll need the sunglasses from time

they said products like the apple watch and some of their cables, the apple pencil, the , ands tool forpad the mac mini would be impacted but the holy grail, the iphone, was left out of that, which is good news for investors at the time. now, we have today's news, which is why the stock is falling after hours. caroline: in the last -- weeks, the last several apple shares have lost a few hundred billion dollars in market cap and the concern is demand for the new iphones. given the anxiety already about apple's ability to sell would an phones, what additional price crease thanks to the tariffs mean for consumer inclination to buy them versus a competitor? mark: the past two months have not been good. a halfber 3, a month and ago, apple hit its peak at around $233 per share. brieflyhey were surpassed by microsoft in the low 800 billion in terms of market capitalization. in terms of what it would do to iphone pricing, the question we have to ask is, have iphone prices already priced in these tariffs? has apple already gradually constructed these bigger prices, higher prices to work around t

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the apple watch. a lot of the devices that have been made have been sold.rve up netflix videos, spotify music. we never see the hardware, but it is there. in the internet era, if any of those folks show slowdown, we could see the impact wider and wider. foxconn is a company that has its finger in all of these companies. it does something for almost everybody. emily: you spent many years in taipei covering the supply chain. every year we get feedback of how suppliers are faring. there is one outlet that says early indicators are not good indicators and it is still a good quarter for apple. would you say this quarter is different? >> it feels different. we won't know until the end of the quarter if it really is different. looking at things like inventory, back in august, the supply chain was at the highest level since the financial crisis a decade ago. we are not seeing sales that strong. we are seeing sales slow down. they are not as strong as they used to be. something's got to give. it feels like it's worse because there are so many warning signs across th

apple is set to report fourth-quarter earnings and less than 13 minutes time. perysts expect earnings $2.77. here's what analysts are watching>> what we are looking for always for apple's iphone sales. what really should benefit apple this year for iphone sales is their new models, in particular max have much higher selling points. sales shouldne help carry the momentum. >> a lot of people are looking for services as another opportunity to drive higher value for the company. overall, if you look at the iphone, that is a recurring revenue business. >> we expect the segment will grow for the september quarter and that will be driving a continued shift toward higher-margin revenue. as the base of iphone users grow, services grow wrong with it -- grow along with it. caroline: let's bring in leigh drogan. thank you very much indeed for joining us. what are you looking out -- looking at. iphone?e all-important leigh: i think it always has been. what is interesting with the faang stocks taking a move down over the last couple of weeks, i think apple amongst them is the most stable business model. even though it trades at a 12 month

and immersing myself in technology and all of these tech companies sent me good so i have five apple watches and fitbit. after a day of writing i checked hi fittebit and i burned 34-calorie is. my heart is thick with gravy. i had a google glass while he was walking around continue, talking to myself and twitching my head in order to make the commands good. i had the sound hawk technology that allowed flow eavesdrop on people across a room. i went tout google and was there on the campus while they programmed the driverless cars and i met with digital security experts at verizon and anle and, and, , and all of these things were for this article but really all i wanted was to write this novel so i double-dipped. and i started to approach it not just by authenticating it, by trying to create an underlying truth to the super natural, like to have all these minute particulars from our world that anchor it and make these sort of more fairy tale elements seem possibly true. put a crack in the mirror of reality. so, i did that but i also was thinking about it in terms of to fairy tale. why did fairy

the apple watch with the ekg in it. apple is still at the front of consumer devices globally.hat will continue to pay off in the macro. the stock day in and day out is not my expertise, but i feel in gut this is an overreaction. emily: overall we have seen it faang stocks take a beating over the past couple of weeks. do we see any signs of that changing now that we are through the midterms? n: these stocks will not be too impacted by the midterms. if there is a move towards privacy and data regulation, that separate thing. i think you will see some analysts come in and see if they can find some bargains. i talked to some semi conductor analysts who think they see some really good values following the big drop in october and going into november. the fact that there is slowing iphone demand, apple is such a big player in the technology ecosystem that this is going to be felt broadly. david, you are talking about the future of technology here. te iphone is a huge part of transformationech's -- technologies transformation because it enables some of that. iphone is the catalytic de

tim cook just wrapped up and he highlighted strong growth of apple pay and transactions, and the apple watchwell. he said he cannot be more bullish about apple futures and he spoke about another store coming to thailand. about half of apple stores are outside of the u.s.. here's cook speaking about the whole quarter overall. shipped out toe billion ios devices, celebrated the 10th anniversary of the app store, and achieved the strongest revenue and earnings in apple's history. in fiscal year 18, revenue grew by $36.4 billion. that is the equivalent of a fortune 100 company in a single year. we are capping all of that off with our best september quarter ever. ♪ selina: apple's earnings call is still underway. more thanys apple has 330 million paid subscriptions as part of its services business. shares in after-hours trader down -- after-hours trade are down. peter teal is speaking at the new york times conference in new york. he says he would support president trump if given the chance again. and that the president's tax reform was "a major achievement." at 2016 atr spoke the republican natio

apple watch, $200 at target. and the fit but, normally 150.re trying to get these deals. what do we need to look out for. >> if you are putting your credit card information in, it is encrypted. make sure you are buying from the site. how do you know? make sure it is williamssonoma.com. make sure it has the actual retailer in there and the other big thing, this is new. target has it. make sure if you do buy online, you are actually getting it and signed up for it and there's a chance you can get hacked and someone else goes to pick up the merchandise and sell it. i wouldn't wait to pick up the merchandise. if you do it, pick it up because someone else could go and sell it. carley: is it better to shop on black friday in stores or wait until cybermonday shop online? >> cybermonday has only been the past couple years. the jury is out on that. if you really wants to go out and fight the crowd, have a good time if you do it. there is christmas music in stores, you'll get the best deals by going into the store. if you don't want to fight the crowd w

, rough month but could apple's earnings be make or break moment for our markets in particular the global markets, let's bring in jane foley, good morning to you. we are watchinghere's been no safe place for october, what do you think about the report coming out on apple? >> well, certainly extremely key, the market cap of apple is so huge that the performance would have influence not just on the tech sector but also on the mainstream indices, s&p, the dow jones, but it would give us a nice clue as to the u.s. consumer and how companies are performing overseas as well. lauren: final 10 second, how important is china to apple? >> it is important, we have to remember that the value of the dollar is strengthening and apple no longer the number one hand set provide ner china, that's been the case over a year now. lauren: thank you, jane foley, very much. cheryl: as we were mentioning, obviously a lot of volatility especially when it came to fang stocks in the month of october even the behemoth got hit. dow is up 16, s&p sup 11 and a quarter and the nasdaq and this would be key the watch with apple's numbers, lauren, 23 and 3 quarters right now. lauren: fang stocks

because people that by iphones tend to buy ipads, they buy macs, a buy the apple watch, because they l integrate. aidi: i want to throw up charge. i want to get your views. but this is looking at the cash hoard that apple still has. is there too much cash? this is the company's cash holding debt outstanding. what should they be doing with this cash pile? ivan: they are returning cash to shareholders at a significant rate. they keep increasing that. the one other thing i think will support the stock, and that is why i think it is a buying opportunity, is because they continue to buy back stock at a rapid rate. they havew, after announced their earnings, they can buy back stocks tomorrow morning. they have to by over 53 billion dollars worth of stock between now and the end of the year to meet their stated goal of returning $260 billion in total cash to shareholders since they started to pay a dividend and buy back stock about six years ago. you so much. always great to have you on here. , mulling this apple numbers. stella had come interview with the australian prime minister scott mor

care. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) instead of telling me to stand up and move around, my apple watch"stephen, you don't have to live like this." ( laughter ) sometimes, sometimes, i just want to be asleep for the rest of my life. and other times, i'm asleep. ( laughter ) i talk to my plants. but only to get our stories ( laughter ) forgive me, audience. >> audience: we forgive you! >> stephen: thanks! we'll be right back with connie britton. is ( band playing ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! folks, you know my first guest from "friday night lights" and "nashville." she now stars in bravo's "dirty john." please welcome back to "the late show," connie britton! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: hello! >> hi! >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> nice to see you, too. >> stephen: happy thanksgiving. >> thank you. i love the turkey. i'm not going to lie. >> stephen: you do? >> yeah, i do. do you not. >> stephen: i love the turkey. but obviously the first question is do you put the stuffy in the turkey or are you one of those people-- >> no. >> ste

before i go further, i'm it struck did to tell you to please turn off any cell phones, apple watches,hatever other gadgets you may have,

>> jimmy: yes i know according to my apple watch with the red modern buckle, it's a few minutes shy - >> man, shut up jimmy. that was a rhetorical question. [ laughter ] it's time for the green shopathon. [ cheers and applause ] yes, sir. now ladies and gentlemen, our first product is an ounce of the stickiest, ickiest -- >> wait, i don't think we can do that, because the green shop -a-thon, oh, it's only legal in ten states. >> jimmy: sorry snoop we've gotta stick with the red show. we have a theme. we've got to go with it, red. >> that's cool, jimmy. because my eyes are red as hell. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, snoop dogg, you are always on drugs, aren't you? >> you know what? for some reason i suddenly got the urge. i feel like eating this entire box of chocolates. should i do it? the whole thing! >> jimmy: i'd like some chocolates too. we have to take a break, but we'll be back with mila kunis, channing tatum, bono and pharrell. >> it's our 4th annual red shopathon! [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: abc "jimmy kimmel live" brought to you by all state. drive safely...

the apple watch may take up some flak.hings like service, devices are being made and sold are step by consumers like you and me never seen. they them to server farms and serve up videos -- netflix videos. we never see the hardware but it is there. if there is a slowdown elsewhere, and the internet area , in spotify or facebook or google, if those slowdown, we could see that impact wider. theomes back to foxconn, company that has its finger in all of these companies because it is the largest manufacturer. ♪ emily: bloomberg opinions in taipei. third-quarter revenue soared 49% at xiaomi. they relied on the present an emerging markets to offset demand for devices. shipment rose and the global smartphone market strength 6%. coming up next, will those to hold the power at facebook ever change? our next guest says they have to. julie goodrich next. check us out on the bloomberg app and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: to our continued coverage of facebook and crisis, critics are out apples forced following reports of ba

apple, if you watched it for years, what goes up sometimes comes down, then it goes backs back down is there anything at this point, tim, as a long-term holder that makes you think there's a fundamental difference or some type of inflection point that the company has hit, not just that the stock has hit >> i do think the company is in that transition from wanting to be a hardware company to being a software an services company the fact does remain they are a hardware company and people will remain laser focused on units they sell. regardless of what the company wants to release publicly. however we have not seen a fundamental shift in the type of phone people want to use in apple's market share typically when technology companies and particularly hardware companies fall, they fall because somebody else makes a better product if you look at blackberry and nokia, they had massive market share that got eaten away by the iphone until we see a shift in the way people use technology, longer refresh cycles on iphone don't care us. >> longer refresh cycles yeah just because as a

you can also get $80 off apple watch series 3 cellular. samsung cell phones, $200 off. they come with a free echo. $60 off a ring doorbell and a fit bit fitness tracker with heart rate monitor is just here is how to securesomething like you can look at it and save it and set up to receive a notification. your app will send you a push notification saying we have a deal today for this item. you can also see what the deals are and what kinds of deals are coming in. make it easy for customers. >> a lot of the deals are shipped out with free shipping. today is busy. they have a competition going on with friendly raffle prizes going on. last year they sold 83 million items. ktvu news. >>> a lot of people shopped online on black friday and spent $6.2 billion, for a third of the sales made on smart phones. $2 billion were spent surpassing the record set last year. gift shopping centers look busy but the traffic was down almost 6% last year. >>> 6:15. a medical breakthrough raising ethics questions. a researcher claimed he helped make the first genetically edited babies. the twi

you can also get $80 off end apple watch. samsung phones -- the s 9 -- $200 off with a free echo show. and the ring doorbell and fitness tracker with heart rate monitor.conveyor belt is just starting. there helping the empl they will be doing in business -- they said they don't have projected numbers but they anticipate millions of products being sold today. this is bigger than black friday. these deals go until december 1. with amazon deals on cyber monday some are going all day long. the best thing to do is -- if it is something that is going to go live you might want to put an alert on your phone so you don't miss it. when it is gone, it is gone. in tracy, leigh martinez. >>> thank you, leigh. make sure your boss doesn't see you shopping online at work. >> many people shopped on friday spending $6.2 billion, more than one third sales made on smart phones. this surpassed the $1.4 billion record set last year. despite shopping centers looking busy foot traffic was down almost 6%. >> 5:16. you may be familiar with cyber monda

>> i would argue apple watch was a big move forward as new fast as a new category in post jobs area,ted push from here, as customer figure out when device for their needs works best. >> i got iphones and watches, i am cool for a couple of days, i am waiting for my life to be changed, are we in a in between period with upgrades are not that exciting, does 5 g, a couple years from now, does that do anything to change it, get everyone to upgrade? >> well we're seeing you know a industry wide stand still more or less with new technology. a big part you can visualy see with phones can weird notches in the top. the big thing is a lot of people want the phones to have no bevel on 41 o front of phone but you e to have cameras. we're in a in between stage with that visual technology. but otherwise, i think that a lot of what we're seeing here is you know, the services, you want not moving fast enough to need more hardware necessarily, thing that used your phone as far as battery drain, is our camera. and that is a big part of what we have seen the camera continues to get better, and it you kn

the apple watch might take up some of the slack.ngs like service devices are sold are never seen by consumers like you and me. we never see the hardware but it is there. if there is a slowdown elsewhere, in the internet area, in spotify or facebook or google, if those slow down, we could see that impact wider. it comes back to foxconn, the company that has its finger in all of these companies because it is the largest manufacturer. third-quarter revenue soared 49% at xiaomi. the chinese smartphone maker relied on its presence in emerging markets to offset demand for devices. shipments rose and the global -- shipments rose while the global smartphone market shrank 6%. coming up next, will those who hold the power at facebook ever change? our next guest says they have to. we speak to julie goodrich next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, listen on the bloomberg app and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: to our continued coverage of facebook in crisis, critics are out in full force following reports of bad m

before i go further, i'm it struck did to tell you to please turn off any cell phones, apple watches, whatever other gadgets you may have, so they do not interfere with our system. thank you. host is just as sonja sotomayor. we are please to have her with us. we want to thank or on behalf of the society for giving up time when we call upon her to participate and events like this. it is quite important to us and quite important to you. we very much appreciated. i will tell you about the justice. she is a native new yorker, born in the bronx. about lasthappy night's baseball game i gather. [laughter] she did her undergraduate at princeton, went to jail law school. the joined the district attorneys office as an assistant district attorney. after several years she had a private practice and was a litigator in the international and commercial law area. and attracted attention before long she had become a federal district judge on the southern district of new york. became a later she circuit court of appeals judge on the second circuit in new york. that was 1998. that, she found herself her

they had a similar sale that offered deals on everything from gift cards to iphones, macs and apple watches new york stock exchange and we're still down this morning. do down approximately 400 points. it's being blamed on target's stock and tech stock. >>> now a spoiler alert if you recorded "dancing with the stars" last night. >> one couple is celebrating their new title of mirror ball champions. >> that was quite a shock. radio host bobby bones and his partner charna win. disney star milo mannheim and his partner whitney came in second. now, all of the flew to l.a. -- from l.a., rather, to new york overnight to celebrate the season live on "gma." that party begins at 7:00 right here on abc 7. if you can't get enough, the "dancing with the stars" tour kicks off next month. they do stop here in the bay area in march. if you have a fan favorite there, alexis, you can stop by and said hello to a long lost friend. >> i'm getting called out because i've been talking smack about bobby bones and then he won. i can't believe he won. i feel like i can say this because i worked in radio for ten year

the apple watch might take up some of the slack. and of course, things like servers. lot of the devices they made are being sold our stock never seen by consumers like you and me. they serve server farms and netflix and apple music and spotify. we never see the hardware, but it is there. if there is a slowdown elsewhere in the industry, in the internet area, in spotify or facebook or google, if any of those slow down, then we could see that wider and wider. -- we could see that impact wider and wider. again, it comes back to foxconn, the company that has its finger in all of these companies because it is the largest manufacturer. it does something for everybody. emily: bloomberg opinion's tim culpan in taipei. third-quarter revenue soared 49% at xiaomi. the chinese smartphone maker relied on its presence in emerging markets to offset demand for devices. shipments rose while the global smartphone market shrank 6%. coming up next, will those who hold the power at facebook ever change? our next guest says they have to. we speak to julie goodrich next. and if you like blo

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some discounts on apple watch wrist bands. we're seeing $150 off of ipads. the 65-inch tvs coming in at $600. not bad. if you're not near a best buy and you don't want to deal with the craziness, there's other deals going on. kohl's has probably the strongest sales right now in terms of the website. based off of what i was looking at, walmart discounts with iphone. best buy here, samsung deals. amazon, of course, they'll pitch their own products. so they're running hot on their own products. they also launched the lightning deals. you can see the crowds. we'll show you before i throw it back to you. self trying to get the deals, but you can shop online if you want to avoid crowds. it's kind of fun to rush here and pick up items like the x box and get it for $187. i don't know. i don't know. i love deals but i don't know if i want to wait in the cold. it's cold in new york. >> you're the best. have fun at the mall. we're going to the mall. connell mcshane is at roosevelt shopping center in new york. he's gouging the pulse of the shopper there's. connell, does

before i go further, i am instructed to tell you to please turn off any cell phones , apple watches, what other gadgets you may have, so they do not interfere with our system.. thank you. as you know our host tonight is justice sonia sotomayor. we are pleased to have her with us tonight and want to think or on behalf of the society for giving her time when we call upon her to participate in events like this. it is quite important to us and quite important to you. we very much appreciate it. i will tell you briefly a bit about the justice. she is a native new yorker, born in the bronx, very unhappy about last night baseball game, i gather. undergraduate work at princeton and went to yale law school, then joined the district attorney office in new york county as an assistant district attorney. she was a litigator in the international and commercial law area. that attracted attention and before long, she had become a federal district judge on the southern district of new york. six years later she became a circuit court of appeals judge on the second circuit. that was 1998 and 11 years a

these recordings how they were recorded there was initially that theory that it was recorded on his apple watch will be if people said that it was it was not impossible but maybe probable or improbable rather there was ideas that maybe the backup servers of the c.c.t.v. cameras that were inside recorded were not quite sure all could very well be that the turkish intelligence agencies were tapping but the fact that they have shared that with the international community with the united states and other countries in the saudis themselves would make you assume that actually it's came from a legitimate way otherwise the saudis possibly would have been up in arms about it because the dark said that they actually shared this with the saudis and maybe there would have been more repercussions or maybe because of the gravity and the severity of the crime that that overshadows how the evidence was gathered and therefore there is you know no point talking about how it was established because it was just so horrific what's happened in strikes and so many different. breaking so many different laws not used o