apple made a point on apple watch.re other reasons, it is a good watch, you can get notifications, health and fitness were core to some of those sales. you look at the market, people have come to apple from android because of the watch >> the good and bad news is that android and ios ecosystems aren't competing if you have an iphone, probably in the market for an apple watch. android phone, in the market for something. the ecosystem is fragmented, there's no clear place to go to get the best of that google can afford to bring possibly that together, but it is expensive to control distribution do you do more retail, what do you do >> it is asymmetric ecosystem stickiness, right? you agree, dennis? >> that's a fair point i have a question for the best tech reviewer out there. what's on your risks >> my apple watch is down this morning. >> that speaks to some of the streaming video issues we're talking about, right, sort of all verse all now, and the effects will be incredibly interesting. >> speaking of that, today is th

according to the study at stanford, funded by apple, the apple watch reliably detects atrial fibrillationserious form of irregular heartbeats. afib can lead to blood clots, strokes, even heart failure. the study says apple's afib alerts turned out to be 84% accurate. >> tried it on my left wrist, on top, afib. left wrist on bottom, afib. right on top, afib, afib, afib. i looked at it, i'll like, okay, there might be something to this. >> reporter: researchers say the watches have likely saved people from strokes, even death. doctors say that an apple watch is a great health tool, but shouldn't replace your normal visits. they say if you combine both, you can see great results. david? >> all right, will carr, thank you. >>> when we come back here, disturbing news on an american campus. nine student deaths under investigation this semester alone. investigation this semester alone. a wealth of perspective. ♪ a wealth of opportunities. that's the clarity you get from fidelity wealth management. straightforward advice, tailored recommendations, tax-efficient investing strategies, and a dedicat

. >> reporter: for ed dentel, a husband and a father with an active lifestyle, his apple watch, accordinghis doctor, may have saved his life. >> he kind of laughed, he's like, do you own apple stock? i'm like, no, i don't he's like, okay, you may want to consider buying some. >> reporter: according to study at stanford funded by apple, the apple watch reliably detects atrial fibrillation, a serious form of irregular heartbeats. afib can lead to blood clots, strokes, even heart failure. the study says apple's afib alerts turned out to be 84% accurate. >> tried it on my left wrist, on top, afib legft. wrist on bottom, afib. right on top afib afib afib. i looked at it and said, there might be something to this. >> reporter: researchers say the watches likely saved people from strokes, even death. doctors say an apple watch is a great health tool but shouldn't replace your normal visits. they say, if you combine both, you can see great results. david? >> will carr, thank you. >>> when we come back here, disturbing news on an american campus. nine student deaths under investigation this semest

does this give them a fighting chance against the apple watch? ll be a massive uphill battle. look at what apple has done. they have really cornered the market. they have done a phenomenal job with apple watch. an opportunity they needed. they saw where apple is going. asset.w the fitbit this is an opportunity. i think this is an offense of move and a defensive move at the same time. they continue to be at the top of the mountain. taylor: your thoughts on the general climate? does this continue to mean we are buying instead of innovating? >> it seems to be that way. the big players have so much money. they can force people out of certain areas. we are starting to hear from some of the venture capitalists. can build saying they this product and we will take the company public someday, they say they are worried about that market. there are all sorts of implications. big is not so good right now. big is not so good right now. investors will be have to very be noble as they move forward. the election is almost one year away. thisr: as we talk about an

are model the fit bit which have effectually most of the features of the apple watch certainly many of them and there are the potential for fit to evolve into a much more advanced product competing with the apple watch also offering such things as a for be a lay ssion and electrocardiogram monitoring things of that nature which makes it not just a fit if device but a health device but as you point out there's a lot of data that can be gleaned from all of the people wearing these devices including things like their heart rate and their fitness activity than their flipping patterns google did faith or fitbit did say that they are going to continue with their strong privacy regulations and they would not merge their data with google ads but going forward one doesn't know what could happen in the future but it is a concern i think that privacy and security of course the concern here. so. the world cup final and the sports. thank you very much saturday sees the rugby world cup final take place between england and south africa where they diverse make up of both teams are in stark contrast

may consider buying some. >> reporter: according to the study at stanford funded by apple, the apple watchllation. a serious form of irregular heartbeats. the study says apple's afib reports turn out to be 84% accurate. >> tried it on my left writ on top, afib. tried it on my left wrist on bottom. afib. tried it on my right wrist on top and bottom, afib. i looked at him like, okay, there might be something to this. >> reporter: researchers say the watches have likely saved people from strokes, even death. doctors say the apple watch is a great health tool but shouldn't replace your normal visits. they say if you combine both, you can see great results. in los angeles, will carr, abc news. >>> expect record travel numbers in the skies this thanksgiving. >> tsa is anticipating nearly 27 million people will travel by plane over the holiday. that's up 4% from last year. december 1st, which is the sunday after thanksgiving, is expected to be the busiest air travel day ever. >> ever? >> yes. an estimated 2.8 million people will be flying that day. i was online overnight trying to find a flight,

will sell this holiday season 2 percent increase over last year dave who is the competition for apple watch and what else is school or hot in wearable technology. well actually holland fewer people are buying dedicated fitness trackers these days and that's because those features are built into all the major smart watches for example which is why companies like fitbit and even garmin who used to do fitness trackers have also come out with full featured smart watches now to stay competitive and of course one of the top smart watches one that is actually rated higher than the apple watch according to many tech journalist and again the one i use is the samsung gear smart watch it also pairs nicely with i phones my son chris has a phone and he uses one of these gear watches but so just because you may have an i phone doesn't mean the only watch you can use is the apple watch and by the way it's not called i watch other products in the wearable category that are popular are things like the silent beacon this is a safety device very similar to that old time i've fallen and i can't get up the devi

but there are models that fit bit which have essentially most of the features of the apple watch certainly many of them and there are the potential for fit to evolve into a much more advanced product competing with the apple watch also offering such things as a february and electrocardiogram monitoring things of that nature which makes it not just a fit if device but a health device but as you point out there's a lot of data that can be gleaned from all of the people wearing these devices including things like their heart rate and their fitness activity than their flipping patterns google did faith or fitbit it did say that they are going to continue with their strong privacy regulations and they would not merge their data with google ads but going forward one doesn't know what could happen in the future but it is a concern i think that privacy and security of course the concern here. still ahead on al-jazeera why try to use a nervous for the horse's sides to the head of the breeder's top. rewind returns with series and brand new updates on the best about to see a documentary. gr

the apple watch is already here. tesla car is kind of in middle of things which talked about? this is one of those things that maybe will be a big deal. maybe never will be a big deal. will look different from the way it looks today. but i don't know. maybe because we're heading into the holidays, feeling very optimistic and cheerful, this is an example of the tech industry, giving something ridiculous a go. some day, something will come of this. we don't know what. ashley: weighs 50 pounds. costs $2315. already analysts say it is doomed to failure, find as more practical application other than following you home from the grocery store. >> that is particularly relevant to the company making it. not to the rest of us that will benefit from these things $50 and widespread and so on. ashley: very good, adam lashinsky, great stories. melissa: target facing federal lawsuit for trademark infringement. they are suing the retailer for stealing the company's logo, name, even its products, target's good and gather brand is to

stanford researchers found the apple watch was 80% reliable in detecting an irregular heartbeat. note the study did not use the most recent apple watch that has a special sensor to detect heart issues. more than 400,000 people signed up for the study funded by apple. >>> one fan took video in line and says they got word of the ca cancellation just 10 minutes before. the theater posted online around the doors were supposed to open martinez was sick and the show had been postponed. she says she's heartbroken not to perform. >>> okay, well let's talk about the weather forecast. the show must go in the weather department. >> exactly. they have been a little cold out there in line, sandhya. >> it was cold outside. today temperatures 5 degree cooler than yesterday afternoon. you will notice it was a combination of fog and higher clouds that really created a drearily day today. and tonight that marine layer has stretched out. it's about 2,100 feet deep. so tomorrow morning do expect some slick spots. if you're driving this is your morning commute planner, it will be damp in spots. fair

images of the different types of fit bits and some of them really are quite reminiscent of the apple watch is this part of what google is trying to do sort of try to maybe take over or you know chip had the dominance that the apple watch has in that sex sector and if so do you think it's going to be able to. yeah i mean there was a time when people really thought it was crazy. or a laptop and now that it's on it's. group it's a lot which is selling very well and you know critics say it's a great great camera great it's not where you know it's truly competes morocco so you know this is just another element to that it's really squaring up to its budget because you really thing out we're going to hear about how it needs to become more aware. that nothing else. but what's really important it keeping the longer you group. operating systems and software coming out in the rangers mass buying up hardware that it can really. go in and. root for both market to cost and let's talk a little bit about data protection because of course fitbit has incredible access to people's sleep patterns heart rate r

you have already been warned about your cell phones and your apple watches and so forth

competing with apple now fitbit is a fitness band it's not technically a direct competitor to the apple watch but there are model the fitbit which have essentially most of the features of the op watch certainly many of them and there is the potential for fit to evolve into a much more advanced product competing with the apple watch also offering such things as a for be a lace and electrocardiogram monitoring things of that nature which makes it not just a fit if device but it helped devise a health device but as you point out there's a lot of data that can be gleaned from all of these people wearing these devices including things like their heart rate and their fitness activity than their sleeping patterns oh merriman last year there was that controversy about straw that was the fitness app that basically revealed the location of sensitive u.s. army bases because its personnel were sharing information on their on their different track as i guess about their workouts so i guess once i strap on a health track it has access to a whole load of information about me i magine much more than i possib

that fit bit which have essentially most of the features of the apple watch certainly many of them and there are the potential for fit to evolve into a much more advanced product competing with the apple watch also offering such things as a for be a lay ssion and electrocardiogram monitoring things of that nature which makes it not just a fit if device but a health device but as you point out there's a lot of data that can be gleaned from all of the people wearing these devices including things like their heart rate and their fitness activity than their flipping patterns google did faith or fitbit it did say that they are going to continue with their strong privacy regulations and they would not merge their data with google ads but going forward one doesn't know what could happen in the future but it is a concern i think that privacy and security of course the concern here and you wildfire in the u.s. state of california has destroyed homes and forced thousands of people to leave the area this video shows the mother the so-called reify erupted in the hills above ventura county about 10

most of the time i use my smartphone and apple watch. it can connect to my apple tv and you can get it to play your favourite moments. lots of smart speakers now have audio books services. one new and particularly unusual audiobook is called unseen, it's the first ever audio comic book. when you hear this sound... that is so cool. the word "unseen" in bold letters. oh, amazing. no—one ever does that, the typeface... describing the pictures and each panel, which is the big part of comic books. i can't wait for unseen‘s creator, chad allen, to release the next segment. i do not know who the hell you are... i do not know who the hell you are! i was also excited to try a new device from bristol braille technology. this device i have in front of me is called the canute and this is the very first ever ever several line braille display. it sounds like a typewriter. using buttons at the base of the device you can upload books, pdfs and documents. the multi line layout is great forfeeling diagrams, it's an easier and quicker way to read. that's ni

images of the different types of fit bits and some of them really are quite reminiscent of the apple watch is this part of what google is trying to do to sort of try to maybe takeover or you know chip had the dominance that the apple watch has in that sexed sector and if so do you think it's going to be able to yeah i mean there was a time when people really thought it was crazy you know. would you want to find what we're up to. and now that it's on it's. good pixel.

where we're getting about 5000000 downloads of exercise on a daily basis through integration with apple watch with carmen with center with pono when people go to the gym they swipe a card we get their data so we know exactly who are listening to what people are doing from an exercise point of view and rewarding. customers voluntarily share this data via a smartphone app but consumer watchdog sworn that giving away personal information can leave people vulnerable it's not only that the data could be stolen by cyber criminals critics say such health surveillance schemes could ultimately could tiled personal freedom. that's it for now for me on the business team here. national business news and background stories of course on our web site that's do w dot com slash business and also make sure you follow us on social media we're on twitter facebook and linked in for the goal is a quick look at global markets at this hour. in support. of. the reebok. after the for. november not. one of france's top choreographers males of key it started his career dancing hip hop in the streets on this arts and cul

platform where we getting back 5000000 downloads of exercise on a daily basis through integration with apple watch with carmen with center with pono when people go to the gym i swap a card we get there so we know exactly who are listening to what people are doing from an exercise point of view and rewarding. customers voluntarily share this data via a smartphone app but consumer watchdog sworn giving away personal information can leave people vulnerable it's not only that the data could be stolen by cyber criminals critics say such health surveillance schemes could ultimately could tile personal freedom. but not everybody is concerned about the technology. to get the same thing to me i believe it's in your interest to know rather than not know that you've got a potentially a problem with your heart or something like that i personally would rather know and then have preventative measures taken rather than suddenly oh i need a bypass because i've only just found out that i now have a problem. but some experts believe that a scheme that attracts healthy customers while having a negative impact on tho

but there are model the fit bit which have essentially most of the features of the apple watch certainly many of them and there is the potential for fit to evolve into a much more advanced product competing with the apple watch also offering such things as a for be a lation and electrocardiogram monitoring things of that nature which makes it not just a fitness device but it helps device but as you point out there's a lot of data that can be gleaned from all of the people wearing these devices including things like their heart rate and their fitness activity than their flipping patterns google did say or a fit bit fit did say that they're going to continue their strong privacy regulations and they would not merge their data with google ads but going forward one doesn't know what could happen in the future but it is a concern i think that privacy and security of course is a concern here. 3 time world champions new zealand finished the world cup with bronze after brushing aside wales 40 points the 17 in the playoffs for 3rd place the all blacks set the tone for their convincing 6

trying to take over, the dominance the apple watch has in that sector?as a time it was crazy that google would launch a phone or laptop. now there is the google pixel, which is doing fairly well. critics say it is a great phone, great camera, great software. it is truly competing with apple. recently apple has been talking about how it needs to become more of a software company. [indiscernible] forle are keeping tech longer so you need better features and operating systems. now it can really lock in. i think there is room in the market. barbara: let's talk about data protection. fitbit has incredible access to people's sleep patterns, heart rate, resting heart rate. it is not just about how many steps someone is taking. you can see what the state of someone's help -- health is. they say they are not going to sell personal health data. do you think there is a risk in the future? wear a fitbit and will get ads on google searches that presumably you would need if you were having issues with your heart rate? predictive algorithms about your heart rate, it is

stanford researchers found the apple watch was 84% reliable in predicting abnormal heart activity. udy which was funded by apple. >>> disney plus is putting up big numbers in the first few days. >> the streaming service has more than 10 million subscribers since it launched on tuesday, that's compared to 58 million subscribers for netflix. disney continue give updated figures until early next year. you've been loving this. >> i have. this is my new favorite thing every night when i go home. the show that's about people going back to their high school to perform their musical that they did in high school -- >> "encore." >> perfect timing. it's great. produced by kristin bell. check it out, mike. >> i have to sign up, first. >> were you in a high school musical? >> me? >> yes. >> are you patronizing me? >> i'm wondering. >> i cannot sing. no. my sister, my mom, beautiful voices. me, i got t aleti genes, sort of. mayn the chorus. >> no. fifth grade, they're like no, don't come back. thanks. here's a look at what's going on in san rafael as you look to the south. it's a little hazy out

scrutiny, no matter what it buys, but there are a lot of competitors in the market apple with its apple watcher things, so they have certainly a lot of defense in that they shouldn't be barred from getting into an area that apple is in since their android is in it i think the issues around google are more problematic around data the amount of data being collected. people that use fitbit, i had a nest and then amazon owned it, i had to think twice wait a second, now a big company owns it. i think that's more the issue and that the focus will probably be on for regulators, what are they going to do with data, how do they link it to advertising it is just more data that google gobbles up and it is a lot of personalized data. they have to really answer questions around that more than just owning more stuff which i think still is also problematic. >> kara, even more broadly, how do you think it speaks to the role that hardware is increasingly playing in future of software and scaleability >> it is distribution. how do you distribute your stuff. i think distribution is critical you look at streamin

for more than 400,000 apple watch.000 of them received notifications of an irregular pulse. of those people 34% of them actually had an irregular heart beat. >>> 45-year-old vacaville woman has died due to complications related to vaping. amanda arcane died from severe lung condition. authorities are now testing her vaping products which could include unmarked substances. >> we know now and we're learning more and more that there are real health harms associated with vaping itself especially in the marketplace as it is now which is largely unregulated. >> posts on facebook say she leaves behind a 5-year-old son.' also that she went to the hospital with pneumonia-like symptoms. this is the fourth vaping related death in california. >> san francisco's new promising big changes. he understands that many people who work and live in the city have frustrated with crowded streets and construction projects. he's looking at reducing speed limits and parking in the area. >> so the street widths are fixed. streets are not getting

you can bet that apple and netflix and comcast will definitely be watching with bated breath. reporter: of course. we will show you that in just a moment. the choices are endless at the moment which is great for consumers. you want competition because that keeps prices lower but we have investors that did reward the stock. the stock was up today as well. you saw partnerships that disney announced with the likes of amazon, lg, samsung as well, so that helped the company. you are seeing it towards those i guess higher range over the past 52 weeks or so. but when we are talking about choices, you brought up choices, i think i could put it on to one screen ranging from apple plus tv all the way to roku, you've got amazon prime, disney, espn, warner media, hbo. you are seeing bob iger on the screen right now. he's been the ceo of disney for almost 15 years. he has said that he's not worried about the competition. he said that very recently in the past 24 hours, even though on average, according to research, american subscribers have 3.4 services on their various platforms and our v

this apple watch series 3, $170 at target. at kohl's this 55" lg smart tv $200 off. for those of you who didn't shop today, don't panic. >> those deals that you think are only on black friday are actually gonna get better as you get closer to the holidays. >> reporter: cyber monday, the best time to shop for clothes, beauty products and laptops and get free shipping on most purchases. >> if you want to get the best deal on toys, you want to wait until we get closer to christmas. whit, tomorrow is small business saturday where you can shop for small business retailers and it's a good time to follow on social media and sign up for their e-mails so you hear most about their new promotions. >> always good to support the neighborhood shops. thank you. >>> now to the astonishing case of a baby switched at birth that made national headlines. one newborn swapped with another at the hospital. more than four decades later she's speaking out about trying to divorce her biological parents. here's abc's deborah roberts. >> when the mays family had their daughter kimberly at a flo

obviously, the story changed when apple came to the market with the apple watch.hat are you hearing about how the google strategy will play out with fitbit and how they may win back some market share? >> at this point, being on balance sheet, fitbit does not need to worry as much about running out of cash. they were having a top last few quarters. we don't know for sure, but that could be why they put themselves up for sale. at this point, they can breathe a sigh of relief. they can look at the products they have, reevaluate their lineup. i'm sure it will take a while for the deal to close. google said maybe sometime in 2020. we could be waiting a year because of the regulatory scrutiny. the likely thing here is you will see a complete integration and rebranding. i'm not sure if the fitbit name will be around in a few years. on using its own branding. it is likely they will unify it all and we will have one line of google products. vonnie: let's talk about price and valuations. pinterest loneliest to take a massive drop. to the price that reuters said. 2.1 billion

it's touting an all-time low on the apple watch series 4 and a $200 savings on the mac book air. >> part reason why retailers do these promotions earlier is because they need to get rid of merchandise in order to make room for the other holiday merchandise coming in. >> so this year there are six fewer shopping days than there were last year between thanksgiving and christmas. so shop now. that's what i heard. >> ask my wife, you usually drop hints. am i missing them? she's like yes. great. now i have to make up time. here we go for wednesday. 60s and 70s. thursday 50s and 60s. there may be a 70 around fairfield and also antioch. those will be the few areas in the 70s as we remain in the 50s and 60s friday. a couple days that will make you feel like maybe the holiday spirit, and it will get warm again this weekend. that's coming up. here is jobina. >> good morning, everyone. this is our newest camera here, live look at oakland, 880 now near oracle arena. if you're headed northbound, you will run into a lot of fog just right after you pass this area, especially if you're in downtown oakla

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most of the time i use my smart phone and apple watch. you can get it to play your favourite moments. lots of smart speakers now have audio books services. one new and particularly unusual audiobook is called unseen, it's the first ever audio comic book. when you hear this sound... that is so cool. the word "unseen" in bold letters. 0h, amazing. no—one ever does that, the typeface... describing the pictures and each panel, which is the big part of comic books. i can't wait for unseen‘s creator, chad allen, to release the next segment. i do not know who the hell you are... i do not know who the hell you are! i was also excited to try a new device from bristol braille technology. this device i have in front of me is called the canute and this is the very first ever ever several line braille display. it sounds like a typewriter. using buttons at the base of the device you can upload books, pdfs and documents. the multilayer is great forfeeling diagrams, is an easier and quicker way to read. that's nice. you can use something like this and not

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by the same token, apple has not gotten waivers on the apple watch and air pods. was nothing new for apple. this was not their first computer made in austin, texas. this is not a new facility. there's really nothing new going on except apple's pr marketing presentation around it and it's clear this is simply an appeal to the trump administration to work with them in order to avoid tariffs, right? needsok is doing what he to do as a businessman, putting his politics aside to get done what he needs done. trump travel to california to make this happen, could have some influence. it's possible there is a trade deal done even before december 15, so i think one way or another, apple is optimistic this will get done. taylor: like you said, sort of a press day, win-win for both. tim cook can talk about he is bringing manufacturing back. does it really move the needle when you think about all the apple products and what actually is made in austin, texas, what is made in the u.s.? question. is a good the mac pro is really the only apple device made outside of asia in the un

watch of its own. still, there's plenty of competition in wearables, too. loop ventures estimates that oop apple has now sold $76 million of its watches to date analysts also think this deal will likely attract scrutiny in washington, too, given that google like so many other big tech companies clearly now on the radar of regulators. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much, josh what do you think of this, karen? representative car katie porter tweeting out that google is an antitrust violation. is that a concern? >> it isn't. josh has talked about apple's position in wearables, right so actually, fit bit would do better under the google umbrella, with all of those resources to be a better competitor than on a stand-alone basis. so that actually doesn't hold water for me now, where it's a political, you know, sort of football, so maybe, you know, it's a $2 billion deal if google does it, that's great. if they don't, it's not really changing i think it makes the better competitor i think they should want it. >> well, they got it >> no, i think the regulators should want. >> well, katie porter do

pell off a on is reportedly exploring streaming tportunities through amazon fire and the apple watch.omberg says that the to it fitness makalso looking to sell a cheaper treadmill andhi rowing m sometime nextier. shares rose more than 5% to 29.98. and disney was the best performing component in the dow today after it said the new streaming p service disnes had a very big debut yesterday with more than 10 million subscribers signs up in just the first 24 hours. disney shares rose more than 7% to 14 >> moving goods from here to there is the back bone of the erican economy. at the center is the 800 billion-dollar trucking which as we mentioned is ripe for change. as frank holland reports, the future of hauling this is digital. >> reporter: the race is on to be t uber freight creating a digital market phrase for if freight for hire truckers can bid on jobs and get mated up convoy and uber sberpg this world. convoy is the hot start-up in the field skurpg another 400 million in funding this morning. the zart upsaying the money will be used scale up networks that aims to zrumt the highly fra

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marie bark is with us and she was sleeping when her apple watch buzzed and woke her up and the watchegular heartbeat and she credits it for saving her life and she is here, delighted to see you marie. thank you. >> deirdre: also mount sinai hospital, cardiologist dr. suzanne who helped to save marie, this is an amazing, i'm so glad to see you both especially listen we love our families all year around but especially around the holidays we're reminded how grateful we are, i'm sure your family is over the moon that you feel well >> oh, yes very much so. >> deirdre: so what do you think would have happened had the watch not awoke en you? >> i would have gone into an af ib situation which it did wake me up for and had i let it continue during the night and during the day i would have wound up seriously in the hospital and i'm more conscience of it since i had afib in the past so this really alerted me earlier than normal. >> deirdre: so you had time to go to the hospital and time to say listen i'm really concerned i have a problem? >> correct, right. >> deirdre: from what you've seen, ha

big ticket items, air pods and apple watches. what's the best deal and where can we find it?le watch especially y get it a little as $200 off right now. it is a great gift. air pods, we have seen as low as $129. >> not fror the frprobut the sed model. >> why are they discounted? >> because other retailers are discounting them. we are talking about walmart discounting in particular. we know 50% of holiday shopping growth because of smartphone shopping. what does it say of where we are going and not just using computers but doing everything on our phone. consumers are becoming comfortable of shopping on their phone. a big part is becoming a streamline experience. what we are seeing is retailers are responding to new behavior by offering ways to bridge the gap and going into the stores. increase in buying online and pick up in the stores of happening. you buy on your phone and drive your cart into a specific parking stpar parking stall and they'll bring the product out to you. it is kind of the best of both e how do you make sure you are getting the real deal. >> yeah, one of my

>> there you're welcome. >> it gives a chance with apple in the watch space and apple is a big storyoday because they're upping the ante in the streaming wars tv plus now available, launching in over 100 countries and territories. $4.99 a month featuring a lineup of original shows, movies and documentaries. netflix the irishman, with its $160 million budget. >> man on my block i did everything i could to try to sneak in. >> i kept walking behind it. >> did i make you young? >> i went to -- remember they used under first giants stadium, the one when the giants were a good team. >> the meadowlands, yes. >> before they became the bad team it was hoffa karma man on my street, going like this every time, get out of here, please stop it >> good discussion on "squawk" with matt blank of showtime that apple, unlike rivals, is not trying to resuscitate a legacy content library. that gives them a chance to try some new things, piece out this morning saying maybe they're going to put their toe in the water, a sense of what to buy down the road. >> i asked tim directly about it tim cook, the ceo

this particular launch of apple tv plus. >> watching apple'strying to be a consolidator to watch their content or other people's content. you have to watch those already existing, where you can access home digital media home movies and pictures and it is a much broader offering than just the nine shows you are seeing being launched today. apple wants to create the roach moteleffect. >> also about the arms race. we are talking nine shows. bigger libraries at netflix and disney plus. as we talk about this idea of content, we are seeing hundreds of millions paying for rights to shows and billions spent on original content how much of that will be critical for the success of these companies as they create shows. some of these shows are not exactly coming out to acclaimed reviews. >> at this point, we don't know what the appetite is they are accustomed to subscribing probably to netflix and more than one. we don't know if they'll have the appetite to subscribe to seven, eight, even 10 screaming services the way they are dividing themselves is offeri

on top of that, this is not the iphone, the ipad, the apple watch. this is apple's lowest volume product they sell. the impact this would have had on apple's bottom line if this was a tariff product they produced in china would have been so slim anyway. so it is unclear what apple is winning by doing this other than getting in this pr situation with the trump administration to prevent tariffs on other products like iphones moving forward, which of course is a smart business decision but a bad pr move in the interim. taylor: tom, within the pr machine that is apple, is the political savviness of tim cook an undervalued asset? is that not being reflected in the share price? tom: with the rebound and shares -- in shares, it is hard to indicate what is not in the share price. so i do think the company, again, tim cook at the charge, has done an amazing job as the smartphone market has matured, and starting to diversify his revenue base. you think about what they are doing with all their other hardware devices, including wearables, the watches. when we loo

on top of that, this is not the iphone, the ipad, the apple watch. this is apple's lowest volume product they sell. the impact this would have had on apple's bottom line if this was a tariff product they produced in china would have been so slim anyway. so it is unclear what apple is winning by doing this other than getting in this pr situation with the trump administration to prevent tariffs on other products like iphones moving forward, which of course is a smart is this decision but a bad pr move in the interim. taylor: tom, within the pr machine that is apple, is the political savviness of tim cook an undervalued asset? is that not being reflected in the share price? tom: with the rebound and shares it is hard to indicate what is not in the share price. so i do think the company, again, tim cook at the charge, has done an amazing charge as the smartphone market has matured, and starting to diversify his revenue base. you think about what they are doing with all their other hardware devices, including wearables, the watches. when we look at in part